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VOL. 31 NO. 146 HAMILTON. BERMUDA. SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1951 6D PER COPY Persian Oil Industry Said Assembly Angered By Doomed As Britons Quit, "Dictation" To M.CP. Refusing Persian Orders By Colony's Executive Members of the House of As sembly yesterday angrily debated BILL RAISING FINES & what was termed by Mr. F. C. TEHERAN, Persia, June 22 (Reuter) .—The calm of a CZECHS ACCUSE THE ILS. Misick as "a perfectly outrageous Moslem sabbath lay ov^: Teheran today, but behind the PENALTIES REJECTED infringement of the rights of scenes the current that is sweeping the British out of their OF VIOLATING FRONTIER members of the House." vast oil concessions flowed unchecked. Discussion revolved round a "Condoning Inflation'' Is' "strong request" from the Ex British employees of the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company, Refuse To Release Pilots ecutive to Mrs. Edna Watson, with their families, began moving out of the oilfields and Apparently Assembly View chairman of the Transport Con concentrating in .the refinery town of Abadan. They ignored Of Two Downed U.S. Jets trol Board, not to proceed with Faced with stubborn opposition I questions concerning the co- a Persian Government order that they accept instructions PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia, June by a majority of the House of i ordination of ferry and bus ser only from the new National Oil Company, which intends to 22 (Reuter). — Czechoslovakia Assembly yesterday afternoon vices she intended to put to Mr. take over Anglo-Iranian's fields. accused the U.S. Air Force today during debate on the Fines, I Percy Outerbridge, chairman of of "systematically and grossly Penalties and Recognizances (Ad j the Public Transportation Board. Mr. Eric Drake, the company's general manager in violating the territorial justment) Bill, the Hon. W. W. The Hon. N. H. P. Vesey, the Abadan, has rejected a Persian offer to remain in charge sovereignty of the Czech Re Davidson, Colonial Treasurer, the only member of the Executive public.** Council present in the House, under the new commsision run -by the Persians. It is member in charge, moved that agreed to investigate the matter expected that most if not all British technicians will follow In a personal note to the Ameri the House reject the bill. . and report back. can ambassador in Prague, Mr. The House divided 14 to nine his lead. i— Ellis O Briggs, on the subject of in favour of the motion, and the Bringing the question up on the Last night the Oil Company j two U.S. Jet aircraft which landed bill, which was drawn up to ad motion for adjournment Mr. sent a letter to the Persian CONSTELLATION MISSING near Prague on June 8, Viliam just the amount of certain fines Ernest Vesey declared: Finance Minister saying that mass Siroky, Czech Deputy Premier and penalties which might be im RIGHTS OF MEMBERS resignations of British employees and Foreign Minister, said the two posed or levied and the amount of "I think this House has always were to be expected. NEAR W. AFRICAN BASE planes violated the Czech fron certain recognizances which were been very jealous of the rights tier. NURSES' GRADUATION.—The Bishop of Bermuda chatting with the three nurses wbo received required to be entered into under and privileges of the members. "INDUSTRY DOOMED" ' Siroky's note was a reply to a graduation diplomas yesterday at the King Edward Hospital—the Misses Eleanor Ethel Dixon, of various Acts, was thrown out by IA member of this House, Mrs. Edna Watson, chairman of the Three Nations In Search personal note from Mr- Briggs de Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Margaret Holmes Munro and Marjorie Jean Rigby, both of Jamaica, B.W'.I. the members. Meantime, Mr. Basil Jackson, manding the release of the jet ! T.C.B., proposed asking certain chief of the British delegation For an hour and a half the de questions of another member, Mr. For Lost P.AA Plane pilots—an American and a Nor bate was waged between those which flew to Teheran to attempt wegian. Percy Outerbridge, chairman of negotiations with the Persians, HOSPITAL EXTENSION who conceded that adjustments the P.T.B. After serving notice of said as he passed through- The PAiilS, June 22 (Reuter). — ABMED AIRCRAFT should be made and those who the questions she was strongly re Hague on his way home that it British, French and Liberian air felt the increases were unneces quested by the Executive not to It said it must be emphatically URGENTLY NEEDED Council For 12.5 H.P. sary and condoning inflation. was his "firm opinion that every j craft searched vainly today for a pointed out "that in this case the proceed." Making his motion that the dis chance of a settlement or neaotia- Pan-American Airways Constella- territorial sovereignt_ y ef ,__th_e "Where are We heading?" de tions is completely out of~the Ition airliner overdue since before I Czech Republic was violated by cussion cease, Mr. Davidson de d wn n the West clared: manded Mr. Vesey hotly. question as long as this Mussadegh . ° African coast armed aircraft which, in addition, Interpolated a voice: "Russia!" Government remains in power. It wltn 31 Passengers and a crew of re in full action readiness. Trustees' to™ iktaiis Cars; No Change In SizeCOS T OF RASCALLY LIVING m e we • Jt/iAmiMAfinhAtt M_aA_rl__i_rl * %sw Mr. Vesey asked if it was right is certain that if our men leave I ?, - ; ... | "In view of this fact the Czech Accommodation Needed "It is quite clear that a sub and proper that members of the The search was continuing, the authorities must aaxy carefully stantial majority of the members no real expert will remain and the The Legislative Council yester House should allow their duties industry will be doomed. airline said in an announcement investigate whether it was really Mr. Bernard T. Gosling, chair are, for one reason or another, as members to be submerged with here tonight a training flight, an emergency CORPORATION TO STUDY day decided against the introduc against the bill. They are anxious British quarters in Teheran man of the board of trustees of tion of 14" horse-power cars into I Government offices by virtue of The giant plane, flying from situation, and whether the Czech the King Edward VU Memorial to ensure that one cost of living their being members of the House. took a gloomy view. Some said NEW WHARFAGE RATES the Colony and rejected the pro does not go up in Bermuda—that they expect oil production to come Accra, Gold Coast, on tbe Jolian- air space has been violated un- Hospital, declared yesterday that posal allowing medical practi "If members feel they have nesburg-New York route, groped ! intentionally," the note said. "The there was a great need for new is, the cost of rascallv living." some point to bring forward they to a complete standstill within for 45 minutes in poor weather Caech Government wjll solve this tioners to purchase two automo With Mr C. G. Gilbert in the weelw, .oorr even days. hospital building, and said that biles. should' do so. If by their action for Roberts Field, near Monrovia, case according to the principles a proper isolation and TM. unit New Scale Of Charges To chair, the House debated the first | the Executive are annoyed and Officials Liberia. Then it vanished. and in the spirit of international When ' the Council resumed clause for an hour and a quarter. is of the Company to replace "Abbotsford" was 25 discussions on the Motor Car Bill I request the members' resignations thought the company could re The Constellation, piloted by law,"" the _|_p_e added.* years overdue. Be Based On Old Rates they had before them an amend The clause was agreed to by 13 then they should adopt that place Abadan's lost refining Captain Frank J. Crawford, of The jets" vanished odta training Speaking at nurses' graduation ment moved by the Hon. Sir votes to 10, and two sections in course. I view with alarm the capacity in about three years. Huntington Station, New York, 1 fliMht from Q_e__Bl_rtacf&-jr base exercises, Mr. Gosling commented As a result of the rejection by the schedule referring to the fact that any member would bow was over Roberts Field at 2-45 j in South Germany on line 8. Eldon Trimingham to clause 9, down under instructions of thjjtt The 3,000-man British staff, so .that, generally speaking, Bermuda tiie Legislature of "The Hamilton i which relates to the horse Supreme Court Act, 1905, and the a.m- local time, today, but 4re- j A^jpky's note today "i^uded a 1 nature. Such an occurence has far not under evacuation orders, r had kept up with tiie times as far By . Wharfage Ordinance, power, weight and dimensions of Jurors Act of 1927 were defeated ported it could not see th.*.•jjA-'c.isf of 116 alleged cases ol visa 1951," submitted to the Legisla by 15 to eight and 17 to six never before happened. Mrs. could be pulled out of the ciiiield ing stffg. The last signal from tion of Czechoslovak air space as building wag concerned, "but motor cars. Sir Eldon's amend Watson is chairman of the T.C.B. within 72 hours under emergency most unfortunately the King Ed ture in the Hamilton Corpora ment was that the bill's provision respectively." the craft was af 3 30 a.m. ft was]since January 15. It also men- tion's petition of February 6, Since the last time the bill was She gave notice of these ques plans. still searching for the field then ward Hospital is a notable excep for private motor cars and taxis tions. She has confirmed with ...... -_. _ ., __ ,tioned 58 other case which tion." In addition to an isolation 1951, the Corporation are to con not exceeding 14 horse-nower be under discussion, said Mr. Here The British here say that the ward Watlington, he had been en me what I have heard. It is not Persians are imposing such im- _^^^^^^_____Aircraft from th_ e Wes_,_ t African occurred before that date and unit, an extension to tbe mater sider new wharfage rates as reduced to "not exceeding 12.5 proper for her to act in this way.* base of Thies, Senegal, began were the subject of a Czech nity wing was urgently needed, recommended by the joint select horse-power," and tnat tne o.tr deavouring to study it- He felt possible working conditions that ] searching soon after dawn Government protest of February. committee which was appointed it was a question of opinion as to "I certainly hope that no other few technicians could accept them the nurses' quarters were inade- ail length remain at 160 inches member will bow down to such The Lisbon office of the airline I quate, suitable accommodation to consider and report on the (the bill proposes 166 inches). the principle^ The advances were even if they wanted to remain. said that among those aboard the INTENTIONAL ^^^ ordinance. generally from 100 to 150 per instructions. I would not," Mr. For one thing, a new anti- was urgently needed for chronic The Attorney General, the Hon. Vesey declared. plane were Mr. Lewis and Jack I ''Although the Embassy has re- and convalescent cases which now This was decided at a recent cent, and in some cases they went sabotage law would make them Motte, Marshall Plan officials, who j peatedly assured the Czech J. T. Gilbert, referred to several as high as 400 per cent liable to imprisonment for the occupied much-needed space in meeting of the Corporation, when I 10 horse-power cars now on the Rising to defend herself, Mrs. joined the plane at LeopoldsviHe. | Government that the United medical and surgical wards, a letter from the Colonial Secre I manufacturers' lists whit'h. to "This bill is condoning a situa Watson pointed out she was a slightest mishap in the complica (Fourteen of the passengers States Government had taken tion it is true we cannot help, but ted refinery operation. I special accommodation was tary containing the House of I meet the overall length specifica- new member of the House and were Portuguese, two of them measures to prevent further 1 Assembly's rejection was read. the Government is the last body also a new chairman of a board. baDV naeded for psychiatric border I tion of 160 inches, bave to have From Basra Iraq—just over the I hoys aged two. violations of Czechoslovakia's air line cases, and the "ever-increas (Recently the House rejected their bumpers taken in. That which should accept it. I feel I "The letter I received making border from Persia it was re- (Other passengers, of unknown frontiers, the intentional penetra- ing problem of the care of the by 16 votes to 7 the Corporation's | was the main reason for asking cannot support any changes unless the request came from the acting ported that British tankers had nationality, listed by Pan Ameri- tions of American aircraft into the member in charge can assure Colonial Secretary," she revealed. can were aged gives food for serious proposal to raise extra revenue by for the additional six inches, he been ordered to keep clear of - Mr. and Mrs. Bow and | Czech air space are continuing," thought" on the problem of the imposition of an ad valorem said. us that the court is suffering as a "He claimed that as I was a mem- Abadan. Richard Dunning, who embarked Siroky said. tax not to exceed one per cent on Continued on Page 3 Continued on Page 16 at Johannesburg for Lisbon, Mr. Flights had been made "in con- accommodation. Sir Eldon Trimingham said his NO DISASTER Mr. Gosling said, however, that goods discharged on to the docks main reason for making the and Mrs. William Stott—Johan- siderable depth, which shows that in the City. During debate the amendment was to avoid the HINCKLEY, England, June 22 nesburg for New York, Mr. and they are not incidental frontier [ there was now a "glimmer of (Reuter).—The Minister of Fuel hope." Plans for a new boiler House was told by Mr. Edmund "thin edge of the wedge." Apart and Power, Mr Philip Noel Baker, Mrs. Hoffman — Accra for New crossings but flights with exactly room, an extension to the mater Gibbons that such a tax would | from the sports models, which he said tonight that if Persian oil York.) ! defined objectives," he asserted. nity wing and the first section of result in the local merchants I did not think were worth con Recommend More Sections supplies were shut down, British the nurses' home were being pre arranging to have most of their sidering in the bill, there was only companies could almost immed pared, be announced. But, he goods sent by air freight instead one motor car and one station of ocean freight. One of the sug wagon outside the present mea iately find 6,000,000 tons of crude said, the necessary funds were gestions made by the joint select oil from other sterling sources. not as yet available. surement limitations. He was per Of Right-of-Way Be Used $7.2 Billion Tax Increase Is committee appointed to consider fectly satisfied that if the pro- They could also refine 8.000,000 Paying tribute to the hospital the Corporation's proposal was : posed increase of six inches Were tons more in other plants through staff, Mr. Gosling said: "I would that the requirements of the Cor granted, in a year or two there A select committee of the House out the world, he added. Cessa ! like to point out that, despite the poration might readily be met by would be more pressure exerted SAY FARMERS ARENT of Assembly, appointed to con tion of oil simplies* "would not Passed By U.S. House inadequacy of our buildings, the their existing fiscal machinery.) for a further six inches, or 12 sider what plan of action should meant the swift irreparable dis King Edward Hospital cannot be At the Corporation's meeting, inches in excess of the present be adopted for conversion to said to have stood still, as our Mr. Chesley White, deputy Mayor, GETTING FAIR DEAL aster which some people have WASHINGTON, June 22 (Reu limitation. public use of the remainder of predicted." doctors and nurses have kept stated that in view of the letter of the railway right-of-way, recom ter).—The House of Representa abreast of the times " rejection the Corporation should "You will creep up six inches The actual deficit should not be tives approved today a record- BUILDING WORKER IS at a time," he added, "until soon mended to the House yesterday Giving details of the building consider new wharfage rates as Imports Of Potatoes With that the .right-of-way from more than 3,000,000 to 4,000,000 breaking $7,200,000,000 tax in programme, he said two boilers recommended by the joint select you will have a car 18 inches tons, he said and while he did not crease, including a 12'_ per cent AWARDED DAMAGES longer than the ones you have Somerset Bridge to Mangrove Bay capable cf supplying the enlarged committee, and the secretary was Local Crop A Glut should be opened as a one-way minimise the loss, "others would rise in individual income taxes. hospital were expected to arrive instructed to prepare a new scale I now.** make a great mistake if they traffic lane for horse-drawn The measure, the largest single from England next month. of charges based on the old rates. His idea of limiting the horse vehicles and a two-way road for counted on it being more serious revenue bill ever to come before £312 7s For Injuries power to 12.5 was to include any Bermuda's farmers are not re than I have said." A small extension to the mater A "considerable congestion of ceiving a square deal, claimed other traffic, excluding motor Congress, now goes to the Senate, nity wing was urgentiy required, traffic at the western side of No. cars over 10 horse-power which traffic. where ' the finance committee j Continued on Page 16 three members of the House of When House Collapsed Continued on Page IC Continued •• Page 15 Assembly yesterday afternoon. The committee also recom plans to open hearings next week. mended that further sections of On the motion for adjournment the right-of-way from Somerset Higher excise taxes are pro- Injured when the roof of a par- Mr. E. H. Barnes, a farmer-mem AIR BATTLES PROVIDE vided for in the bilL The cigarette tially completed house on which to Hamilton (including the Elbow ber of the House, complained bit Beach-Foot of the Lane stretch) tax would rise from seven per J he was working collapsed, Wil- terly about the lack of coopera MAIN ACTION IN KOREA cent of tbe manufacturers' priee|h-u*fl Bert Wolfe, of Roberts be converted into a motor-free tion between Government depart route. to 10 per cent Avenue, Devonshire, was yes ter- ments' and local agriculturists. Other increases are: ?ay yarded £SULT0 < damages It is estimated that tbe cost of Allied Fighters, Bombers _. . , , ,, from his former employer in a He was supported by Mr. C. G. this conversion will amount to Whisky and other "hard liquor Supreme Court judgment by the Gilbert, who declared that the £17,150 and the House is asked to from nine tq 10 dollars for a 100- '-*•*-Chief Justice- •• , the Hon. Sir Rrooke [ Colony's farmers were becoming appropriate the sum. Hit Behind Red lines proof gallon; beer from eight to tired of farming. They produced Below is the text of the com nine dollars a barrel; and petrol Francis. > The Chief Justice noted that the | good crops but were unable to mittee's report: TOKYO, Saturday, June 23 from one and a half to two cents sell them. "The select committee ap a gallon. plaintiff was in hospital from (Reuter).—Full stale dog fights June 3 until June 20 for treatment Mr. Barnes told the House that pointed on June 8, 1951, to con and bombing missions of the last The bill caUs for a 10 per cent o* iniur'o.- sustained when two he had noticed an advertisement sider and report to the House on week indicate a change in tax on the take of bookmakers pillars of Bermuda stone, bearing in a local paper stating that Cana what plan of action should be emphasis from ground to air and lottery operators. Each such a 26-foot steel beam and 18,000 | dian potatoes were being sold in adopted for conversion to public fighting in the Korean war. professional gambler would have | pounds of superstructure, col- I Bermuda. use of the remainder of the rail "The Bermuda crop of potatoes American Shooting Star jets to pay a $10 a year occupational lapsed while he was at work on way right of way, with leave to tax, and *> would each of his the roof of the house. I has been coming ' in since April. report during the present or next bombed Sinuiju airfield near the This year we have had the largest Manchurian border yesterday and agents, or run into heavy pen Wolfe was employed by Victor I session, has the honour to submit alties provided for violators. DeCosta on a house of Happy crop of potatoes we have had for an interim report. two aerial battles were fought years. Every available inch of over Mig Alley in North Korea. Valley Road being built for Mr. "Message No. 137 from His Jo'seph Repose Madeiros. cold storage accommodation is Excellency the Governor relative Both the Fifth Air Force and Summarising the case, the Chief filled with potatoes and yet we see I to work done on converting that the Far East Air Forces reported Justice said the defendant testi imported potatoes on the market. I section of the railway right-of- heavy attacks on targets behind ILS. ARMS TO COST fied that on Jane 3, before he At the same time. Canadian dol I way from Somerset Bridge to the the Communist lines. left to go home, he ordered two lars are being wasted. Bermuda railway terminal at Mangrove $50 BILLION A YEAR potatoes have been on the market Bay was referred tb your com Ground fighting, meanwhile, men from the basement of tiie house and called to those on the for three months,** he commented. mittee. In consultation with the has been at a virtual stalemate for Director of Public Works, tiie days. On tiie western front WASHINGTON, June 22 (Ren roof to take care because tbe Speaking of tomatoes, Mr. building might fall. He insisted Barnes said farmers were unable committee has examined the Allied patrols ranged north and ter).:—The Defence Mobilisation possibility of this portion being north east of Kaesong against director, Mr. Charles E. Wilson, that the plaintiff heard this warn to obtain 6d a pound for them, ing. TPhe two men on the roof yet they were advertised at l/8d. used in its present state, without small, stubborn Communist said here today that America's the heavy additional expendi groups. arms programme, even at its swore that they heard words to per pound. that effect but went on working, "You could go out to the farms tures suggested in His Excel height, would not consume more lency's message being made to In the central region, contacts than 20 per cent of "the gross the foreman explaining that he and purchase tomatoes at 6d. a were light except north of Inje, considered the house would not bushel. Referring to potatoes | widen the roadway. national product." FIRST AID PROFICIENCY CERTIFICATES ha ve been awarded to 24 members of the Police where counter-attacks were re "The remaining 80 per cent will fall and, so far as he was con again, the Director of Agriculture "lhe committee considers that pulsed by U.N. troops. A bat cerned, was prepared to take a Department, and the photo above shows 16 of the 19 men who received their certificates from the told me that due to the large crop the use of this roadway as a one talion-sized Communist force was remain for the civilian economy," he expected to lose an amount of he said. chance. Police Commissioner at a ceremony yesterday. Front row (1. to r.) are Constables Cyril W. Inchcup, way traffic lane for horse-drawn engaged with air and artillery Continued oa Page lt rmond E. Sharpe, George H. R. Cann, Gordon W. potatoes through rot because he vehicles, and a two-way roadway supports west of Kansong. "We are planning to spend some Earl S. Hazel, Michael J. Troy, John E. O'Connor, O did not have sufficient cold stor for other traffic excluding motor $50 billion a year for three years Luker and Hector Carlyle, and Sergeant J. S. Wil son, who directed the special parade. Back row age accommodation. The impor traffic, will obviate objections The Sinuiju bombing raiders for preparedness," he added. address prepared for delivery at a (L to r.) are Constables David J. GUI, John p. Cr ibbin, Neville V. Aubrey, John H. B. Yorath, Phillip tant point is that these crops can raised respecting safety. lhe reported hitting runways and The might of the United- States graduation exercise of tiie be produced here. There should committee considers that the hangars without meeting opposi by 1953 would be very impres Bunn, Robert Ball, W. A. McGrath and Calvin Sm ith. Constables Desmond McCabe, Thomas W. Industrial College of the Armed Continued on Page 16 Continued oa Page IC tion by flak or fighters. sive, Mr. Wilson declared in an Forces. Johnston and John Ham also received certificat es but were not present when the photo was taken. l»age 2 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1951 0. IJI. JKmjal (gazette R.C. PRELATE PLEAM BeGAUUE ANNOUNCES AUSTRALIA TAKES tVgjR Incorporating LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 0JILTY AT RED TRIAL WILLINGNESS TORUL E Britain Says "No" ToAN OCEANIC PARAPE The Royal Gazette (Eat. 182S) The Colonist and Dally News (Correspondents are reminded thai letters must be accompanied by the (Sit. 1868) names and addresses of the senders, not necessarily for publication but as 9 CANBERRA, Australia, June proof of the writers' bona fides.) Says U.S. Diplomats Were But He Admits That His 22 (Reuter).—The Cocos Islands VS. and Canada Representative: June 21, 1951. 014 Boys' Association was S S Koppe & Company, Inc. Babes Channel Swim — Indian Ocean coral-strand The Editor, interesting to many of us, and we paradise without police, prisons 630 Fifth Avenue, noted Miss Marjorie Hallet's Active In "Plotting" Chances Are Slim 5 New York City. The Royal Gazette. or taxes — are to come under Dear Sir: reference to same at the Bermuda PARIS,--June 22 (Reuter). — LONDON, June 2? (Reuters- Australian administration. High School fer Girls. Agreeing BUDAPEST, Hungary, June 22 Disconsolate, disappointed and TJiJted Kingdom Representatives: May I through your paper ex (Reuter). — Archbishop Josef General Charles De Gaulle, leader BRITAIN'S NEW RIFLE But Mr. John Clunies-Ross, 22, African Sc Colonial Press Agency, Ltd., with both of these speakers, some of the biggest group in the newly worn out, Flordia's famed water press my opinion about Alco of us still think that too tittle Grosz, Hungary's senior Roman babies and their parents checked whose family was given the is 8 Red Lion Square. Evaporated Milk. Catholic cleric, today pleaded elected French Assembly, de SAID WORLD'S BEST land "for ever" under a British London, W.C.l, England. interest is shown in tiie scholar guilty to plotting to overthrew clared today that his party was into a London hotel tonight after Three cheers for "Hooks" ships—local as well as "overseas" a "tremendous anti-climax" end charter of 1886, will still be Cooper! Keep up the good work. the Communist regime. He said ready to assume power immedi "king." Proprietors: , —which are now in existence, and he supplied confidential informa ately, but oply if tite other parties ed their plans for a Channel swim. It has been so good to be able to have been known to lapse for tion to the United States and Bri agreed to the constitutional Those traditional spoil-sports, Lighter, Easier To Carry The Australian External Af THE BERMUDA PRESS; LTD. buy just one thing a little cheaper, lack of applicants. tish legations. changes he sought. the immigration officials, today fairs Minister, Mr. Richard Casey, Reid Street, Hamilton. and 5% butterfat hi evaporated The Craddock Scholarship on refused to allow the four-arid five And Easier To Maintain today announced that Australia milk is' O.K. by me. My family The • 63-year-old Archbishop, The war-time Free , French would develop civil aviation H.M.S. Conway, ROW being offered garbed in black, stood alongside leader admitted that his chances year-old tots of Bir. and Mrs. Rus consists of adults and we dont by the I.O.D.E., is worth £150 per sell Tongay, of Miami, to enter facilities on the islands — the Editor: E. T. SAVER eight other accused before tiie were slim. LONDON, June 22 (Reuter).— biggest of which is five miles Manager: Ford Baxter need that many calories. year, and is for two years. While public prosecutor who sent his England to prepare for the 20- The War Office today claimed Price war is what we need in net compulsory for cadets to He announced that his parlia mile endurance test through cold long. The group is about 1,300 predecessor as head of the hier mentary group, the Rally of the that its new .280 calibre rifle is miles from Western Australia, on Bermuda. So let's have some follpw the sea, some of our boys archy, Josef, Cardinal Mindszenty, and treacherous channel waters. more dependable than any other Subscription Rates: corn beef a title less expensive. have done so, and are a credit te French People (R.P.F.), would the route of a proposed Australia- ta life imprisonment two years not "obstruct" the reign of the Immigration officials put res comparable weapon in use andSout h Africa air service. Local Foreign Who cares if it .has dogs in it Bermuda- Others have been suc ago. ponsibility for the baa on themor e accurate at all service £6. 0.0 instead of horses. We often won we are present ruling centre parties. On 1 Tear £5, o.o cessful in other Uses, and Judge Vilmos OIti also tried Mr. the contrary, it would support any Home Office and made no state ranges than the .303 pattern in He said the The Cocos had 6 Month! .... 3. 0.0 3. 7.8 der what is in our local hambur proud of them too, but there's Robert Vogeler, American vice- "constructive proposals" tiny ment, but the refusal obviously use for more than 50 years. previously been administered 3 Months 1.17.6 2. 5.0 ger- little enthusiasm regarding president of International Tele might make. was caused by storms of protest Controversy has arisen on both from Sinpapore. The transfer 1 Month 0.13.0 0.16.0 Stick to your guns, Hooks! We would be a "strategic advantage" scholarships, and we don't know phone and Telegraph, since freed On the other hand, the R.P.F. in Parliament, the newspapers, sides of the Atlantic because the are with you, and your imports whether it's fhe fault of the in an agreement negotiated by the and in. women's organisations on new rifle does not conform to to the British Commonwealth as are above reproach. would not vote in the Assembly a whole. SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1951 parents or the schools. U.S. State Department. for the establishment of another both sides of the Atlantic. standardisation ideas in Allied "A HOUSEWIFE." Thanks again, Mr. Editor- He pleaded guilty also to tak government of the centos, mar The tow-headed Tongays were military equipment. Mr. Casey said tiie "perpetual" Yours sincerely, ing part in black market currency would it support such a govern ail smiles when their plane set Announcing some details of the 1886 lease to the Clunies-Ross BUS SERVICES LORA GREET. deals and aiding "persons sought ment in confidence votes, General down at London Airport today. new weapon, the War Office said family would not be impaired by "Tbe Haven,** P.S.—Wonder what's. going to by justice" to flee Hungary. De Gaulle said. Five-year-old Bubba—who last a panel appointed in 1945 hadth e move. Giving evidence first, tiie Arch established, after long and ex Pembroke West. happen to tbe lengthy Motor Car CLAIMS VICTORY year swam 22 miles down the Mis The islands, he said, had be Most road-users will echo June 22, 1951. Aet in our Council Chamber? It bishop said that ever since tbe end sissippi—wore a cowboy rait, and tensive investigation, that the come over populated, mostly by "Amen" to the expressions of The Editor, seemed te be having a bumpy of the war he had been in contact tt was the lanky General's first new rifle was ideal for general Malays, who would be given tiie public announcement of the policy his sister Kathy brandished a pair relief that greeted news of the The Royal Gazette. journey on Wednesday. with Arthur Schonfeld, first Uni at binoculars as they beamed at use. opportunity to return to Malaya. ted States Minister to Hungary he intends to follow since the It functioned better in average impending removal of the U.S. Sir, L. G. election result of June 17, which tiie cameramen from the arms of alter the war, and the British their swimming coach tether, a conditions of dust, mud and ex Bases' buses from the roads. At the risk of being thought Minister', Sir Alvery Gascoine. he called "a limited but indis tremes of climate than any other tiresome, we must again ask for putable victory for the R.P.F" 35-year-old former coast guards The plaudits may be lessened Hamilton, Bermuda. The Archbishop was on the man. similar weapon. Its rate of CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY somewhat by the information a small space in your columns to June 22, 1951. stand for over an hour. The General, who appeared im aimed fire would be at least three thank some folk who helped us The Editor, mensely confident, told a crowded Mrs. Tongay held the children or four times greater than the Cedar Avenue, Hamilton that ten more large buses are and whose names were omitted The Royal Gazette. COUNTER-REVOLUTION press conference that his party While the father laughingly individual soldier had before, the to be brought in by the Public in last week's report of our King's Dear Sir, would not join in' the kind of photographed the row of photo- announcement said. • Birthday Fete. He said he had agreed when "multiple government" by coali graphers. Branch of the Mother Church. Transportation Board, but it May I please acknowledge American legation officials asked Advantages of the new rifle will be easy to regard this as Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Robinson through your paper receipt of tion that had existed since the Then tbey were led into the over the present one include a The First Church of Christ Scien after Cardinal Mindszenty's arrest war. Nor would it have any part huge immigration shed and went tist, in Boston, Massachusetts. the lesser of two evils since it made their^ ^cand y floss_^^, an_d don further donations to the Bill whether he Would be willing to decrease of 12 ounces in weight a ted the proceeds to us; and Miss j Shields Fund? in any government which did not through a two and a half hour and an 18 per cent saving in tiie is intended to use these take over the establishment of a subscribe to the reforms he period of questioning and waiting, Janet Stines enlivened with piano ACKNOWLEDGED TO counter - revolutionary govern weight of ammunition. Sunday, June 24th vehicles mainly ta furnish the 0 0 sought- interspersed with telphone con- j musienc whaa t would otherwise have DATE _t 14B ment and assume the role of "tern- | The army said that tests •• over bases with a public service. I °f . auii wternoon, piaj 25 0 0 Once again be outlined his de ferences between officials and the three years had also shown that: Lesson-Sermon: Subject: been a dull afternoon, playing Anonymous porary head.' of state. Home Office. On two praint-j th__ mnvp i* an also for the driBs and dances. For Mr_. Barnard 1 0 0 mands for constitutional reforms. 1. The recoil produced is sub Is the Universe, including Man, The legation also asked him in stantially less than that ot the un two counts the move isui well as for the Rob- Mr. j. HUI Darreu - 0 ol 1945 why there was no armed Their aim would be to increase HALF THE EXPENSES te heiBt as 0 0 the powers of the executive so existing service rifle. evolved by atomic force? excellent one. « Will take j in sons', we are extremely grateful. Anonymous 3 resistance to the Communists in the big, left-hand drive Thanking you, Sir, Mrs. James Purves ^^^ 0 0 Hungary. He said that he replied: that it could act swiftly and de- The tots — whose physical con 2. lhe wounding power of the Sunday Service: 11.00 a.m. Dr. Jack Williamson .... 0 0 i dition was reported by Illinois I.28 0 is ample to fulfil require Sunday School: 11.00 a.m. American buses off the high I am, Wi_Tbies"and"_^ythe_ w« rannot |&****.**) **£».»» "vactfotton ment and its powers of penetra A Friend 0 0 fight." and weaknesses" displayed by the state research workers as amaz Wednesday Meeting. 8.00 p.m. ways. Simultaneously it MILLIE NEVERSON Miss Anne and Master ing—were to spend several weeks tion at the limits of range re will furnish the P.T.B. with as Hon'y Secretary of the Andre Farkas, alleged leader of post-war centre group coalitions. quired are considerably better Reading Room Hours: James Smith 0 0 a counter-revolutionary group, IMMEDIATE REFORMS training for the Channel swim in near ideal an operation, we Committee. W. Bates 0 0 one of Billy Butlin's camps. Mr. ths.n those of the .303. Wednesday 1 p.m. to IM p.m. said that information was sent out Immediate reforms he de- o imagine, as a bus company Mrs. E. B. Clements 0 0 of the country by way of the I manded were to increase the Butlin agreed to pay half the ex- could wish for. Even before Hamilton, Mrs. Ann H. Phillips ..... 1 3 penscs of the family — about £ 2,- FLORENCE, Italy, June 22 All Are Welcome Thursday, 0 0 American legation to Francis,, powers of the executive against 090. (Reuter). — Thieves have disap Mrs. V. Taylor-Bark .... Cardinal Spellman, in New York those of tbe legislative arm. His entering into this duty foe the June 21st, 1951. 0 0 Mr. Butlin, equally disappointed peared with two and a half miles Mrs. James Murdock and Archduke Otto of Habsburg. j party would in time seek changes of copper wire from the Florence 113.!-. bases load factors, time-tables I The Editor, ^^^^^^^^ Mr. Russell Eve 1 10 Albert Sherer, Jr., First Secre said there was no exploitation of giving tbe Assembly the right to any sort planned. Rome telephone line. and the rest can be decided The Royal Gazette. Mrs. Enith Outerbridge . . tary of the legation, sent the mes delegate some of its powers to the almost to the last item, with Dear Sir: Mr. Jim Hitchcock .... sages, Farkas declared . "Anyone can come to England We executive branch of the govern to swim. No one would pay to little or none of the guesswork know the want! H» die Mrs. Margaret and Mr. H. The legation had promised the ment. nas been cast and We are oin to Dunscombe s 0 0 proposed new government a loan see them and they wouldn't be attached to the more usual I > _ _ I He also demanded abolition of paid. They turned down offers [spend ~£54507 for 20 more busesI Anonymous 3 0 0 of $296 million after it came to the new electoral law, specially dtiauictype ouf puhbw_ uice serviceIIHMC .usua Ilt I\ liquidate some oi the outstanding "PEW RALLY" TO MEET debts of the church, the pastor, Manchester Footballer PLAINTIFFS WIN SUIT ART, HAND^RAfF STOW Waterlot Inn the Reverend W.ilHam C. Mc AME CHURCH DEBTS Millan, said. Returns To. His Family IN UND DISEUTE AX DELLWOOD SCHOOL Pew captains will invite groups ERSKINE ZUILL | STEAK to sit in sections with them. At AH nine classes and practically A Bethel A.M.E, Church con- collection time the captains will NEW YORK, Jane 21 (Renter). Order for Return of £1,000 every one of tbe 280 pupils of , CHICKEN gregatian will have a last op vie with each other to collect the —Cnarles Mitten, former Man Dellwood School participated in — Bermuda '* Outstanding — FISH portunity to listen to Dr. Norman highest amount to turn over for chester United, footballer who Deposit And Interest the annual exhibition on Thurs Guy preach in their Church at church funds. signed a contract with the Santa day of the art and handicraft, Shelly Bay on Sunday afternoon Fe Football Club'of Bogota last Reservations required — Dr. Guy, who has been tempor year, left' for London by air to- The Chief Justice, the Hon. Sir work of the year. — Calypso Singer — at four o'clock, when a pew rally ary pastor of the Wesley Metho Approximately 1,000 drawings service will be held. -•ay. Brooke. Francis, yesterday order Please 'phone 1758 dist Church, is due to leave the ed Mrs. Margaret Young Horne were on view in the assembly Tbe purpose of the rally is to Island on July 2. Mr. 'Mitten said that his con and Richard Cleveland Pox to re hall. They comprised water tract had expired and though the turn deposits amounting to £ 1,000 colours, charcoals, and pencil and entertains each evening Closed Mondays AU Day Santa Fe Club wanted him to re with interest at 5 per cent, to the crayon work. S99| th s tu tp. new it he felt that his responsi plaintiffs in a civil action,' Handicraft included hooked bilities to bis family lb Manches Roderick Alexander Ferguson and rugs and mats, Nicholl Institute on the beautiful Quarter Deck ter required him to return there. Herman Frederick Leseur. class work in wood and metal, Mr. Mitten said that he had linp cuts for reproduction in ink. by the waters of THE INVERURIE been treated very well in Co The plaintiffs brought suit and needlework from doll's lombia. He said that he had saved against the defendant, when clear clothes to 'teen-age blouses and his entire premium and had been title to a tract of land on the South skirts. Harrington Sound able to remit to England about Shore in Warwick, which they The display was viewed by. per *f had agreed to buy, could not be Dancing on the Terrace € 80 a -month during his stay in haps tine greatest number of hm*4t** Bogota- obtained. ,•; parents to visit such a scnool ex Under the stars at. the water's edge p Mr. Mitten said that be expect They contended that the deal hibition, IfrrT. W- - Wjratt, the To the Music of ed to be suspended for a couple bad not been completed but that headmaster, said. FREDDIE CHAPMAN AND BIS ORCHESTRA of months after his return tb they had made two separate de The object of the exhibition is c*J_*f t$-^^etje«* England. "I hope not longer as posits of £ 500 each in lieu of the to encourage the pupils to take 'Whe J$oat ZHouse TONI0HT I want to get bach into football. purchase price of £5,000 during a pride in achievement, he aaded. 9 — 12.30 I am very keen to get cracking the summer of 1949. "There is a higher proportion *V _*.- again." They claimed that their de of scholars showing developed art of ii posits were never returned. ability this year than there has S'^TTif*" .,_*J_»t^ > _ ^ea^ In his judgment the Chief Jus been for several years previous," cott*jev s tice declared: (1) that the de he stated. THE BRASS RAIL fendants knew that the eastern Five and six year olds showed boundary of the Edward Astwood individual expression through Queen Street estate (the land in question Reg crayon designs, cut-work and £)eepdene fManor No No within the estate) was in dispute class projects. and were well aware that until Cross-stitch work, knitting and Phone 7600 — 7166 _»/• SUGGESTIONS FOR TODAY the dispute was settled die title other paper work as well as Cover Minimum Pot Roast of Beef 6/6 was uncertain, (2) that the con needlework and plastieene 'mod- 1.7C. tu *h «' Phone 3866 veyance of the land 'to Richard ellint* was done by the lower Cold Meat Luncheon with Fox (the land was sold to Fox but classes. 1106ts. Potato Salad 7/- both defendants admitted no The surroundings of the sehool Jk Grilled Pork Chop (1) with money had been passed) was a were depicted on paper by the Vegetables 6/- stratagem and in no manner re older children, and many of the moved existing uncertainty, (3) 1 views from the school's upstairs 16 MINUTE A-LA-CARTE that the defendants withheld Windows appeared in pencil and Cheese Omelette with Chips 6/- knowledge of the dispute and un water colour.'' ffB-QMcft -_5.th certainty from the plaintiffs, (4) rurkey Salad 7/0 that on the date of the negotia "BERMUDA tions the title to the land, lhe sub Over £100 Raised For ject of the agreement with the plaintiffs, was defective. St Paul's AME Find He ruled that the plaintiffs were $g£f miiJ0 entitled tp costs of investigating 1 More than 300 people attended j the title of the land and instructed I the Calypso party and dance | lhe Registrar to compute these held at the Unity Club Patio on and include them in the judgment Wednesday .night in aid of the The 3/6 (50/) Bate against' she defendants. He also St. PatiEs A.M.E. Church renova- i ordered that a lien ih favour of tions drive. includes Bain Water Shower the plaintiffs be placed against TODAY Playing Next the property until settlement of Over £ 100 has been turned Fare per person from Hamilton the judgment. I over from flie proceeds to the Don't Forget I drive committee towards the cost PLAYHOUSE :— (4 to a taxi) 14 .. The dispute arose from a legacy of completing the ch urch lecture For Lunches and Teas uf. of land which was originally Special Junior Week thought to consist of about 24 room. acres. This was bequeathed by The floor show entertainment Show at 10.15 The Barnacle libs. Home's grandfather, Henry was provided by a Gombey band Adrastus Astwood. Mrs. Horne 1 and dancers. Winslow Fox and TRAIL OF THE Ptaybp^se:-— Phone 1254 came into possession of a tract his group played for dancing. w+nftr supposed to contain 12 acres. Many partook of the special RUSTLERS Monday 2.30 — 7.45 Later examination revealed that supper which featured peas and St. Theresas Fair rice and a drink called "mauby," and Chapter 12 of NANCY GOES TO RIO the original legacy was only 19.8 ADVENTURES OF SIR acres. popular in tbe West Indian is and 4.20 and 9.35 lands. GALAHAD This meant that Mrs. Home's Mrs. Maria Benn and Mrs. Iris KEY TO THE CITY property was actually only slight Duerden ted the committee plan Afternoon—2.09 — 4.00 ly more than nine acres and the ning the event. other two sections of tbe original Evening —7.15 — 9.30 Tuesday 2.'.(. — 7.45 At The New Number 7 Shed legacy were smaller proportion ately. erty. However, a part of the sec MYSTERY STREET* Mrs. Horne allegedly sold to the tion she sold is owned by M. A. and 4.10 — 9.25 plaintiffs a portion of the prop- Gibbons. OLIVER TWIST ; SHOW PLACE OF BERMUDA I - Wednesday 2.30 — 7.45 m ' ' AIR CONDITIONED Opens This Monday THE HAPPY YEARS and 4.20 — 9.35 Attention Friends in St. Georges EAST SIDE, WEST SIDE THE LEOPARDS CLUB Thursday St.30 — 7.45 are sponsoring a IDOL OF PARIS and 4. .0 — 9.45 RENEGADES OF THE SAGE A FULL WEEK OF FUN Grand Sacred Concert UNM CHARLES MICHAEL CONSTANCE DARNELL-BOYER RENNIE SMITH ^JBA^e/ SOMERS OPERA _TOUSE Hilfa ProJacad and D.r__i_d *<, F__ANC01_»£ ROSAY • OTTO PRE MINCER Friday and Saturday GAMES FOR EVERYONE 9 p.m. __••_• IHL ta mWm*MlHH II - mma «*- a mans, aamammm Junior Show 10.15 PLAYGROUNDS:- 8.45 JOHN WAYNE GRAND PRIZES EVERYDAY Sunday Night, June 24th la the Cool, (teen Air NEW PUVYGRQUNPS:- WAKE OF THE BED Bermuda's well known and very WITCH RAFT in aetjon: popular artists will appear Lucky to be in love Monday and Tuesday — 8.45 PLUS! PLUS! Lnrkv to be alive Chapter One Leopards will attend evening service GEORGE RAFT j XOIJ RE IN THE NAVY NOW KING OF JUNGLELAND Special Attraction: at the and COLEEN GRAY RICHARD ALLEN A.M.E. Church Wednesday 8.45 Continuous from 2.30 and after service .. THAT; MIDNIGHT; KISS New 1951 Vauxhall will parade to Somers Opera House LUCKY Adults Only to tbe music of the Church Lads' Brigade Band NICK Thursday 8.45 Don't Be Disappointed, Come Early MADAM$ BOyARY l| Sparks fly—guns 1 JOSEPH E. ROBINSON, CAW" blue when a CEDRIC WOODS, Friday and Saturday secret agent ELDON TUCKER, RAWHIDE and a reckless Other Grand Prizes: Committee. cowboy match VMSf", NEW OPERA HOUSE:- guns for a flam MOBYLETTES, DOUBLE FEATVBE N$Mi Opsra House:— ing redhead! 1.15 and 7.45 Paramount i FREE-TRIPS TO N. Y. BARBARA STANWYCK Monday 2.45 — 7.45 Presents in CARIBOO TRAIL GLENN EOMONO £20 CERTIFICATES "EAST SIDE, WEST SIDE" end 4.15 and 9.15 FORD O'BRIEN _____ a And 3.00 and 9.40 FOR HEAVENS SAKE RHONDA |f ' RADIOS ,t TYRONE POWER and FLEMING.. :«iP SUSAN HAYWARD in Tuesday 2.45 — 7.45 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES "RAWHIDE" LUCKY NICK CAIN _ 1HE ~ Also—Chapter 12 or and 4.20 and 9.20 ADVENTURES OF SIR A WOMAN OF DISTINCTION REDHEAD GALAHAD andIHE SOMERS OPERA HOUSE Wednesday On Stage St. George's 8.45 BOOGIE BLYDEN REVUE Another Special Feature: OPEN AIR and CARIBOO TRAIL COWBOT YOU'RE IN THE NAVY 2.30—4.20—6.10 8.05—10.00 TUES., WED., JUNE 26, 27 TONIGHT on the Patio NOW Thursday 2.45 — 7.45 SOMERSET — 8.45 and MY BLUE HEAVEN John Wayne 5aturday Night Dance KEY TO THE CITY and 4.30 and 9.30 Maureen O'Hara TURKEY SUPPER LUCKY NICK CAIN RIO GRANDE Dancing 9-12 SANDYS THEATRE: 8.45 Adults Only At Mt. St. Agnes, Cedar Avenue OPEN Alft 6 to 9 p.m. Jack Wallace and His London Orchestra TYRANT OF THE SjEA Friday 2.45 — 7.45 PAL, CANINE DETECTIVE THE 13TH LETTER and TICKETS NOW ON SALE Sunday on The Patio - - - 9 p.m. and 4.20 and 9.20 ST. GEORGE'S — 8.15 CARIBOO TRA* MYSTERY STREET Alan Ladd Jack's Sunday Night Music FLATTS THEATRE: fcjl APPOINTMENT WITH Saturday LIS — 7.45 DANGER and "Do You Remember?" NANCY GOES TQ RIO and IDOL OF PABIS Harold Lloyd and 3.05 and 9.45 Grand Drawings: Saturday, June 30th, ut 6 p.m. ROSE OF SANTA ROSA THE 13TH UTTER MAD WEDNESDAY Monday: TH£ TALBOT BROTHERS Hl-t-. U08+-. U46+-. MVlt«. • i. THE ROYAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1951 Page 51 Air Station to Corpus Christi,; I Texas. * » * Mr. Tom Collins, manager of HARRINGTON HOUSE Personal And Social Pomander Gate guest house, on Harrington Sound Paget, was another returning Miss Pesmy Dill, daughter el Mr. Mr. Murphy is a director of passenger on Thursday. Mr. tend Mrs. nomas n. Dill, of Colonial. Collins was away for six weeks "Seabright," Devonshire Dock, on a combined pleasure and 1 TONIGHT and her house guest. Miss Judy business trip which took him to the West Indies, Haiti, Venezuela SkHroan, are in Bermuda on Also arriving on Thursday to Champagne Dance on the Sound Terrace holiday. Miss Skilman lives in and NOW York. Easton, Pennsylvania, where her spend a holiday here with her a a. a father p_*ect_ces law, a profession mother, Mrs. Sidney Floyd, of Mr, J. Harry Stubbs, of Pem Guest Competition "Wark wor th," Rosemont Avenue, broke, manager of fhe produc Tuesday, she hopes to follow. Miss Bill, Pembroke, was Sirs. Harry who graduated with honours in' tion department of Ambard and SIDNEY FOSTER Hinden. Her husband, Lt. (j.g.) Co., returned from New York on En*Hsu, is tbe fifth generation of Hinden, U.S.N., is due to arrive and Ms Thursday, her family to attend the episcop in Bermuda in August to spend Thursday by P.A.A. accompanied alian seminary. his leave from the U.S. Naval Continued on Page 6 a * * Sensational New Saturday '-' Among passengers leaving by air today will be toe Misses Mary Surf Chib Orchestra Low Wersel snd Marcia Morehead, of Bloomfield, N.J., and Pat Rob Of interest to No Cover —FORMAL DRESS— No Minimum inson and Jean Offence, ef Great Call 4301 for Reservations to the music of Neck. L. I. During their 12-day TEDDY DIAS and his Orchestra vacation in Bermuda they bave Tourists aad Residents alike been guests at the Elbow Beach No Cover No Minimum Sorf Club. l>C_-<><_K><_rt><_><>C_K>C_-X_H>C_«>__><'_-_> 9251- Mr. Louis Kempe Mowbray, son THE CORAL ISLAND CALYPSOS of Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. Mowbray I >C^)CX<><>)0<>0<>0<*0 not*.* Gtf... jjWl. King riatuft Sfn__bcste, Icc/worH tights tcyTved. nHMMH n______SI nen__l__B3n___ _?&ge 8 THE ROYAL GAZETTEf|_ATURDAY, JUNE, 23, 1951 PERSONAL AND SOCIAL Italian Civil Service Prospect! Compiles § List Qf Coa'inucd from Page S' Walk-Out Order Obeyed 70-Pound pumpkin by his son Mr. H. J. Stubbs, Jr., after a short business trip. ROME, June 22 (Renter).— • • • About 60 per cent of Italy's lower Regiments Stationed Here Mrs. Henry Marriott, wife of grade civil servants today obeyed the Von. Archdeacon Marriott, a strike call from Communist Norfolk Regt. and non-Communist trade unions, As a result of enquiries made was given a surprise presentation with all the jhifantry regimental 1925-1927 2nd Bn. The Green by the Guild of St. Paul's Church, demanding a 12 per cent pay in crease. depot* in the United Kingdom, Howards (Alexandra Princess Paget, yesterday afternoon when examination of documents at of Wales Own Yorkshire sue was hostess at a -tea for the This was their second attempt Regt) h in six weeks to halt Government Prospect and other sources of in- women of th* OM*1<1 at «*- ho~ * formaflto, a list of infantry 1927-19-.9 -2nd Bn. The Argyll and Miss Rose Gosling j made the machinery for 24 hours. Southeriand Highlanders. presentation on o<_na_i of t__c Brokers in Italian stock ex regiments which . have been stationed in Bermuda has been 1929-1931 Wing 1st Bh. Tiie Hist other members as a +*»«ren -_ changes were also on strike to Yorkshire Regt. (Prince of appreciation to Mrs. Marriott. day ha protest against the Gov compiled at Command Head- quarto's. Wales's-Own.) The gift Was a bone chi.na tea set. ernment's economic policy. 1931-1934 Wing 1st. Bn. Tha Yesterday was probably the last Communist, Socialist and It is probable that the list dates Northumberland Fusiliers. meeting under the chairmunsu**. Christian Democrat unions called back to the beginning of the 1984-1935 Wing 1st Bn. The Man- of Mrs. Marriott, as the Arch today's concerted stoppage after Garrison heve and it is believed chester Fte__rt_ deacon is retiring at the end of the Government had refused to go to be almost complete. 1935-1939 Wing The Sherwood Jury. more than quarter-way towards The list is as«follows:— Foresters. ihe pay demands. 1779 Royal Garrison Battalion. 1939-1940 Wing 2nd Bn. Kings Government office workers, 1783 47th Regiment. Shropshire Light Infantry. Aircraft-Truck Collision Post Office workers, railway per 1804 Tiie Royal Fusiliers. 1940 The Winnipeg Grenadiers. sonnel and 'school teachers were 1808 1st Somersetshire Regiment. 1942-1942 Det. 4th !Bn. The the main categories of employ 1814 85th King's Light Infantry. Queen's Own Cameron High Fatal To Two Men ees involved. 1815 1st Btn. 2_f*fc (Inniskilllng) landers. Thousands of communal work Regt. 1942 The Picton Highlanders of BUENOS AIRES, June 22 (Reu ers, such as street sweepers, were 1825 74tn Regt. ' "Canada. ter).—Two soldiers were killed expected, to Join today's 24-hour 1825-1828 88th Regt. 1946-1947 Det. 8th Bn. The Suf today in a collision between a de nation-wide strike which began 1828-1830 74th Regt. folk Regt. scending aircraft and the truck last- night at midnight. 1829-1831 8l«t Regt. (Royal 1947-1948 (Redesignated), Det. they were driving across the run Lincoln Volunteers.) 2nd Bn. The Gloucestershire way of an airport in Patagonia. BEDFORD, England, June 22 1830-1832 37th Foot. Regt. The aircraft, an Argentine Air (Reuter). — Donald Girling, 22, 1831-1834 71st Regt. 1948-1949 (Redesignated). Det. Lines passenger plane, landed injured in a motorcycle accident, 1833 1st Bn. The King's Regt. 1st Bn. The Gloucestershire safely, but the truck overturned is still unconscious in hospital (Liverpool.) Regt. and both men inside were killed. here five weeks after the crash. 1840-1841 -_tn (Hindoostan) 1949 Det. The Highland Brigade. Regt. of Foot. 1841-1847 1st and Reserve Bns. 20th Regt 1847-1851 1st and 2nd Bns. 42nd CLAN FRASER GATHERS Regt. The Bermuda Musical and Dramatic Society 1851-1853 56th Regt. FROM ALL OVER EMPIRE Presents 1854 1859 26th Foot. NO BEES iN THIS BONNET! There are a lot of pies in a Tite .seeds were saved from the 1859 39th Foot (Special through Reuter) JEAN DUNKLEY, Soprano 70-pound pumpkin which was previous crop and Mr. Pires 1866-1870 61st Foot LONDON, June ' 22. — The in grown by Mr. Latimer Pires on planted about 20 of them. None 1870-1875 53rd (Shropshire) Frasers are on the march. the property of Captain Ross of the other pumpkins on the Regt. From most parts of Britain and Winter, M.C.P., in Paget, and vines weigh more than 30 or 40 1873-1876 1st Bn. 20th Regt. from Commonwealth countries Normally it's rash to rhyme cheap with Recital placed in the window of The pounds. Mr. Pires said. 1876-1879 46th Regt. of Foot. including Canada, members of the at "NEWSTEAD," Paget Royal Gazette yesterday. Tha grower plans to save the 1877-1880-lst . Bn. (Princess of Fraser clan a|e heading for Beau chic But, in this little poem of a hat seeds from the pumpkin after it Wales's Own), 1st York North fort Castle, Beauly, where the The pumpkin, believed by Mr. completely ripens and replant Riding Regt. first gathering of the dan since Tuesday, June 26th Pires to be a record for Bermuda, them in hopes of producing a 1877 87111 Royal Irish Fusiliers. pre-war days will be held start we've done it without a blush and offer at 8.30 p.m. is a second generation growth larger strain of pumpkins for the 1880-1881 99th (Duke of Edin ing tomorrow. Lord Lovat, war from seeds imported from Texas. Colony. burgh's) Regt. time Commando, well-known you the cutest thing in cotton for a urn*.. 1880-18-1 (Redesignated) 91st rancher and dan chieftain, is the Regiment of Foot. sponsor. mere song! that Chinese Nationalist forces 1881-1883 (Redesignated) 2nd Bn. Among early arrivals is Mr. GEN. RIDGWAY AGREED should be permitted to attack Royal Irish Rifles. Kenneth Fraser from Montreal, South China. Senators inquiring 1883-1886 2nd Bn. The York and 37-year-old navigating officer When in New York he sure to see WITH GEN. MacARTHUR into General MacArthur's dis Lancaster Regt. with Trans-Canada Air Lines. In 8 colours — missal heard today. 1886-1888 2nd Bn. The Duke of Mr. Fraser flew to London today, In a message to General J. Wellington's Regt. completed a navigation report On Lawton Collins, United States 1888-1891 1st Bn. The Leicester the trip and set out for Inver ARMANDA SULLIVAN Message reveals lie Wanted Army chief of staff, General shire Regt. ness. (Bermuda's own Comedienne) Ridgway last December said he 1890-1891 2nd Bn. The Grenadier With him he took a red maple Chiang To Raid Red China was convinced of the logic of Guards. sapling which Lord Lovat has at General MacArthur's contention 1891-1893 1st Bn. The King's agreed to plant in the gardens of WASHINGTON, June 22 that a Nationalist offensive in Regt. (Liverpool.) the castle. Another gift wiH be CAFE SOCIETY (Reuter). — Lieutenant - General South- China would, "even, if only 1893 1895 1st Bn. The Royal Bruce Hitchcock's "Fraser River," Matthew B. Ridgway, now ! moderately successful, relieve Berkshire Regt. a stoi y of the river discovered by 2 Sheridan Square supreme Far Eastern Commander, pressure on our forces in Korea." 1897-1899 2nd Bn. The Worcester- Simon Fraser. New York City agreed with General MacArthur Senator William F. Knowland shirs Regt. The Scottish authorities say I (Republican, California),, intro 1901 1st West India Regt. this is the biggest year for the _BS7.t im* duced the message into the 1902-1904 3rd Bn. The Royal clans since 1882, when the High I record. It said that General Warwickshire Regt. land chiefs attended an Edin Ridgway told General Collins he 1903 4th Bn. The Worcestershire burgh rally arranged by ^feir Evejwbody's Market and General MacArthur had Regt. Walter Scott to welcome King . EAST BROADWAY agreed that the United States 1903-1905 3rd Bn. The Royal George IV. attitude should be to permit the Fusiliers. Nationalist forces under Chiang 1904-1905 3rd Bn. The King's iiltSlTs Angel's Grotto Kai-Shek in Formosa "to operate Royal Rifle Corps. t Local and Imported without delay and without limita 1905-1907 2nd Bn. The Hampshire VS. SEAMEN'S DEMAND tions against the mainland of Special Dinner Menu for Tonight . Fresh and Frozen South- China." 'jfae -vlM 1907-1910 2nd En. The Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry. MET BY SHIPOWNERS 1910-1912 2nd Bn. The Bedford CALYPSO NIGHT Hurdle racing is returning to shire Regt NEW York, June 22. (Reuter).— From 7.30 p.m. till 10.00 p.m. Meats and Groceries Monmouth Park race track this 1914 2nd Bn. The Lincolnshire The American seamen's unions Filet Mignon Bordalaise 28/- $4.00 season for the first time since Regt. today won their major battle tor Fried Bermuda Chicken 25/- 53.55 Open Daily 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. 1883. 1914-18 Royal Canadian Regt; a 40-hour week at sea, but the 38th Ottawa Bn.; 77th French East and Gulf Coast shipping tie- Fried Fresh Deepsea Scallops, Tarta.re Sauce 28/- $4.00 Canadian Regt. up went into its seventh day be • Chef's Tossed Salad 1918-1919 Snd Bn. The East York cause of a split over the effective Above price includes full table d'hote menu shire Pegt. day of the agreement. 1919-1921 Wing 2nd Bn. 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THE ROYAL GAZETTE, SJfTURDAY, JUNE 23, 1951 Page 7 Emperor Df Japan Pays Above Arctie Circle Rupert and Simon—2 Homage To His Mother W B •••tow TOKYO, June 22 (Reuter). — Search For Gold In Lapland l**Sz0&tiifeZZ? I The Emperor ot Japan offered Bggiene i prayers tonight at the grave of his ! mo tier, ending a day of solemn pageantry as the Japanese nation Undertaken By Finnish Govt. Simply sprinkle paid last homage to the late some 'Harpic* Dowager Empress Sadako- into the lava The Empress was buried in a ir^S* (Speci»l through Reuter) tory bowl and specially-built crypt at Tama Im DIPLOMAS PRESENTED ROVANIEMIWN, Finnish Lap leave overnight perial Mausoleum, in Tokyo's —then flush. land, June 22 (Reuter). — The western suburbs, new grave of AT COMMERCIAL SCHOOL K^***^**^**. »wt, __»•»*-> 'H a r p i c*s* her late consort, tbe Emperor Finnish Government is going into cleansing action Taisho. the gold prospecting business in The bey run* so fast that Rupert thing." *' No, he's a stranger to disinfects and Members of the imperial family On Friday, June 15, the list the hope of reaping a fabulous doesn't trouble to follow. " Well." me, too," says tltt bird, "but 111 deodorises stood before the grave as priests anniversary of the Bermuda Com fortune which Will enable ft ta. pipes a high voice near his ear, soon find out." Then it darts away where no brush mercial School, commencement ' what do you make ai him ? "' and Rupert starts 'o pick the wild conducted the last rites-' pay off the country's heavy war " Way, it's a little bird." laughs flowers. Reaching a ridge he sees can reach When the casket containing the exercises were held and diplomas presented to graduating students. debt without emptying the state Rupert. " No, I don't know the a Gar standing in a narrow lane 'Harpic' is safe ! body of the Dowager Empress and treasury. The Government has boy at all. But surely you do. You down below. " This is odd, there to use in all lava some ef her personal possessions .The guest speaker was Mr. J. fly everywhere and knew every' are more strangers," he murmurs. I Dawson Gibson, former collector appropriated £300,000 to finance a tories including _ had been lowered into the tomb, scientific expedition into the wilds ALL SIGHTS SSSSRVSO those connected each member of the imnerial of customs, who from his long to septic tanks. family cast earth on it and it was experience in business end Gov ef Lapland to search for parent then sealed with a concrete cover. ernment offices gave students gold deposits. I advice and encouragement. He congratulated four graduates who For nearly a century private SINGAPORE, June 22 (Reu had a general average of 90 per prospectors have been panning NARPIG1 ter). — Four United States de cent ana over—Shirley E. Smith, the river above the Arctic Circle THE SAFE LAVATORY CLEANSER stroyers arrived here today from Dorothy M. Down, Alice E. for gold. Some have gone bank 1 Sasebo, Japan, for a three-day Correia and Edward T. Cowen. rupt, some have washed barely Out-of-date wills con cause WWWWW^ goodwill visit. Awards were: enough of the yellow grains te keep aoint, and some have made Certificates, Stenograhpy (ad odt better ten tbey miaht have trouble. Consult your attorney vanced), Dorothy M. Down, Alice working at less spectacular jobs. | E. Correia, Maxine Lambert. Nobody has hit the jackpot—yet. Certificates, Bookkeeping about the revision of your will — ! (double entry), Senior and Dozens of prospectors are now Accounting course, Shirley E. busy seeking their fortunes along Smith, Edward T. Cowen. the banks of the River of Love Senior—Abel J. Perry, June under the midnight sua. And then coll upon our Trust Depart Perry. now the snow has melted away, Intermediate—M. Lambert, A. Kullervo Krhonen, veteran af Paul, Hilda Correia. countless summers of panning and ment for details of estate settle Certificates, Touch Typewriting mining "behind God's back" (as (advanced), 2tid year, D. M. the local folks say), is digging I Down. A. E. Correia, S. Smith, E. like mad with "Crazy johnny," ment. T. Cowen, A. Perry. J. Ferry. his six-tea steam shovel, which 1st Year—M. Lambert, A. Paul. he slid across 50 miles of snow blowers Prizes were given for general bound wilderness last spring to school work. Special awards the goldfields. were given to D. Down, A. Correia, S. Smith. Soon the weather-beaten old- Successful contests.its in the timers are aoina to set stiff com Canadian study course on- tem petition from the Government- The Bank of Bermuda Bermuda Flowers are so perance were M. Lambert sponsored expedition. It will be (Senior), S. Smith (Intermediate.) headed by Dr. Esa Hyyppa. a Limited H. Correia was one of flee girls aeoloaist who last year pain lovely, Bermuda Brides who were awarded a certificate stakingly explored the upper 1(.J2' bf recognition for good work reaches of the River of Love should use them. manship. M. Lambert and S. (Lemmenjoki in the vernacular) Smith received high honours in and concluded that the old die- I this dominion competition. hards bad been right in their in Trimingham's original Bermuda sistence: "ThoFe yellow grains have to come from somewhere." p MORE FOR y . Let us take care of the 176 Dogs, Cats & Kittens 0URFARET0 MAP SCARF floral decorations and Humanely Destroyed With this photograph of a small section NEW YORK of our scarf it is difficult to convey help you choose the A total of 178 animals were humanely destroyed last month, It Pays To the beauty of design, and the rich according to the latest report of Only Pan American offers you both flowers you need. the Society for the Prevention of colours that make this scarf so popular. Cruelty to Asdmals. Of this num ber 125 were cats and kittens and Advertise deluxe ond tourist service to the States! More than a souvenir, this pure silk. 51 were dogs. scarf sells for only 32/6 (U.S.$4.57) Altogether 63 cats and 65 kit tens were collected by request, and homes found for three of the Stores in Hamilton' Castle Harbour, kittens. A total of 30 stray dogs St. George's and ? Verdmont Florist and 22 other canines were col lected during the month, a home Belficld-in-Somerset Queen Street Phone 4612 - 4712 being found for one of them, the report stated. The Society's inspector, Mr. -._-_*-"*tt_S__:. •->—--: «?"**_, £aK:______w>_ 11644-.. Herbert Thompson, niade several examinations of carriage and truck horses at the dockside dur ing May and all of them appeared in fair condition. Horses'examined at the Shelly Bay Race Track on _S__W ^ *:-#* nine different occasions were found to be in good shape. 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Page 8 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1951 EnglandlDismiss South Africa Ff>rp.l5 In lstpttnings Drink TOURISTS FORCED TO FOLLOW ON IN Japan Wonder Horse Best White Marlin This SeasonClevelan d County To Play SIEGERT Died Of Tetanus Stone Jlutters In Cricket SECOND TEST AT LORDS GROUND TOKYO, June 21 (Reuter).— The Cleveland County Cricket The Japanese race horse, Club will play the Stone Cutters Tokinominoru, who won the in a friendly cricket match at eighteenth Japanese Derby earlier Darrell's Field, Harris Bay, this this month, died of tetanus to afternoon at 1.30. The match was Roy Tattersall Claims 7 First night. originally scheduled to be played Known as the Japan, wonder last Saturday, but was postponed horse, Tokinominoru won all ten for a week. Innings Wickets For 52 Runs races in which he started since hie The line-ups: first appearance at tbe Hokkaido Cleveland — T. Burgess (eapt- LONDON, June 22 (Reutei*).—South Africa's batsmen came to track last July, Seven of his tain>, E.,Stovell, F. Hollis, Devent races were won;is record time. Smith, Donald Smith, M. Smith, RED CIRCLE RUM grief on a rain-damaged wicket at Lords ground here today and W. Steed, H. Smith, J. Wainwris-tit seem headed for defeat in the season's second Test Match against G. Talbot and R. Talbot. Waiting Ifs It's Ifs England. NATIONALS I man will be W. Leverock; um Pure Light Dry South Africa was out for 115 A. P. Mello, e. Joe Faries, b pire. H. Smith; scorer. Q. Harvey. runs in the first innings in reply Dunstan 42 Stone Cutters— C. Smith (capt- to England's moderate 311 of MELLO SCORES CENTURY E. DeCouto, b Dunstan 9 tain>, R. Musson, N. Burgess, E. yesterday. Following on, the S. Ferreira, c and b Eugene Faries 34 Burgess, E. Simons, F. Fubler, T. Bermuda Agents - GOSLING BROS. LTD. Springboks made 137 for four W. R. Mello, b Eugene Faries .. 138 Daniels, S. Pires, B. Talbot, M. before stumps were drawn. AS NATIONALS TRIUMPH F. Mello, c and b Dunstan .... 7 Musson and G. Simons. Waiting men will be F. Richardson and England's hero was the Lanca A. Flood .capt.), c Ferreira, b 1104ts J. Soares; umpire, A. Smith; shire off-breaker Roy Tattersall, Eugene Faries 32 scores,. 4.. Darrell. who took seven wickets for 52 Gets 138 Against Warwick A. E. Smith, b Moniz S runs tn the first innings and, E. F. Simons, not out 37 throughout the day, took nine for For Top Score Of Season D. Mello. c Ervin Faries, b Moniz 2 88. E. Gumbs, not out 2 South Africa might well have W. R. (Winkey) Mello gained J. Lima, did not bat been beaten—and the series tied the distinction of being the first Extras 10 at one victory each—by tonight B.CA.. batsman to score a century FURNESS BERMUDA LINE but hve a determined fifth wicket 309 this season when h° scored 138 Total for 8 declared NEW YORK — BERMUDA SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS stand between Jack Cheetham runs out of 309 recorded by the BOWLING and George Fullerton. Both were National Sports Club No. 1 team O M R QUEEN OF BERMUDA and OCEAN MONARCH not out at the close, Cheetham against the Warwick Cn .ket Club H. Dunstan .... 11 0 90 f with 46 and Fullerton with SO. Thursday afternoon. Joe Faries 8 0 49 The scoreboard : Mello's century enabled the Eugene Faries .. 6 0 75 Leave New Yoak Arrive Bermuda SHIP - Leave Bermuda Arrive New York England, first innings, 311 all ont Nationals to run up the highest G. Faries 2 0 29 seme of the season when they de E. Ferreira 3 0 34 SOUTH AFRICA clared their innings at 309 for L. Moniz 3 1 22 (First Innings) eight wickets. They then dis WARWICK E. Rowan, c Ikin, b Tattersall .. ** missed the host team for 154 runs June 28 on tiie small Empire Field. Ervin Faries, c Flood, b D. Mello 6 June 16 June 26 OCEAN MONARCH June 26 J. Waite, c Hutton, b Wardle 15 Joe Faries, c DeCouto, b Gumbs 29 Via Quebec (St. George's) D. McGlew, c Evans, b Tattersall 3 After losing their first wicket for no runs, the Nationals put 123 L. Moniz, c F. Mello, b Gumbs . .' 26 June 23 June 25 QUEEN OF BERMUDA June 27 June 29 D. Nourse. c Watson, b Tattersall 30 Eugene Faries, c Gumbs, b D. Mello 0 •J. Cheetham, c Hutton, b Tattersall 15 runs on the board for the loss of June 30 July 2 QUEEN OF BERMUDA Jul y 4 July 6 their third wicket. Mello and John Faries, e Gumbs, b D. Mello 7 G. Fulle-taB, b Tattersall 1* H. Dunstan (capt.), c Lima, b F. June 30 July 9 OCEAN MONARCH July 10 July 12 6. Van Ryneveld, Ibw, b Wardle 0 captain Archie Flood added 102 runs in a fifth-wicket stand. Mello 28 Via Halifax (St. George's) (3 p. ra.) A. Rowan, c Ikin, b Tattersall .. 3 F. DeFontes, b Flood ...' 11 N. Mann, c Brown, b Tattersall .. 1* Mello connected for five sixes J-_ty 7 July 9 QUEEN OF BERMUDA Jaly • Jaly 11 and 18 fours before being bowled E. Ferreira, c A. P. Mello, b Lima 16 G. Chubb, c Tattersall, b Wardle . . 5 July 12 July 14 QUEEN OF BERMUDA July 14 July 16 by Eugene (Stromboli) Faries. G. Faries, not out"... 30 C. McCarthy, not out 1 July 14* July 16 Jaly 18 Jaly 20 Other high scorers were A. P. H. Smith, Ibw. b A. P. MeUo 2 OCEAN MONARCH Extras ' (Chinkey) Mello, 42, E. F. Simons, J. Paul, b A. P. Mello 0 Photo, Wright's Studio. (Si George's) not out with 37, "Seny" Ferreira, Extras 5 JOHN E. NORTON of East Aurora, New York, is shown with his July 16 July 18 QUEEN OF BERMUDA Jaly 18 July 20 Total US 34, and Flood, 32. Fall of wickets — 1/25, 2/38. 3/47. 55> _ pounds White Marlin which was caught off Roy Taylor's Wally July 21 July 23 QUEEN OF BERMUDA July 25 July 27 Eugene Faries took three wick Total ia* II last Thursday. This is the third White Marlin that Roy Taylor July 21 July 23 July 23 Jaly 28 4/72, 5/88, 6/92. 7/92, 8/103. 9/112. ets for 75 runs, while captain OCEAN MONARCH BOWLING ANALYSIS BOWLING has had taken from his motor cruiser this season and is the (St. George's) Via Nassau Harold Dunstan took another O M R O M W R three for 90. Louis Moniz claimed w heaviest one this year. July 28 July 30 QUEEN* OF BERMUDA Jaly 30 Aug. 1 Bedser 8 5 0 7 D. Mello 10 3 3 27 the other two wickets for 22 runs. A. E. Smith 3 23 July 28 July 30 OCEAN MONARCH Jaly 30 Aug. 3 Statham 6 3 * 7 1 0 Gilbert Faries, not out with 39, E. Gumbs 4 37 (St. George's) VU Halifax Tattersall ..... 2. 10 J 52 *••? 2 was top scorer for Warwick, while A. Flood 5 0 10 Wardle 22:5 10 3 46 Joe Faries was runner-up with 29. 1 F. Mello 5 0 1 51 For the first time in many years Aug 2 Aug 4 QUEEN OF BERMUDA Aug 4 Aag 6 SOUTH AFRICA Dunstan scored 28, and Moniz 20 J. Lima 2 1 1 (Second Innines) for other high scorers. 1 Aug 4 Aug 13 OCEAN MONARCH Aug 14 Aug 16 A. P. Mello 6 0 2 0 We are offering E., Rowan, c Ikin, b Statham .... 10 A. P. Mello bowled only six -0- (St George's) 1 (3 p. m.) Via Halifax J. Waite, c Compton, i> Tattersall 17 balls, claiming two wickets with Bob Habenicht of tbe Rochester Aug 6 Aug 8 QUEEN OF BERMUDA Aug 8 Aag 10 D. McGlew. b Tattersall 2 out being scored against David Red Wings in the International D. Nourse, Ibw, b Wardle 3 Mello took three for 27, while Ed League won bis first three games Men's Shoize Pyjamas J. Cheetham, not out 46 Gumbs claimed two for 37. of the season. His name in Ger «_; Fullerton. not out 50 The scores: man means "have nothing." 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If you bring in your present car to us now for four); Worcestershire, first Walker Arcade innings, 275, second innings, 141 10?3Jf s. (Outschroon, 64; Laker, seven for we will offer you a liberal trade-in allowance 65). s. "___r_w___-?___ Derbyshire vs. Kent at Derby— on it against one of the new Match abandoned (no play today, rain) Kent, first innings, 343, second __»"'"g», 57 for one wicket; f Derbyshire, first innings, 2%. Nottinghamshire vs. Glouces- Aqua-Revue Triumph Mayflower shire at Nottingham — Match abandoned (no play today, rain). Meet Nottinghamshire, first innings, 478 for eiaht wickets declared; 10 H.P. Saloon Cars Gloucestershire, first innings, 264 for three wickets. Scotland's which have just arrived on the ss "Losada" Warwickshire vs. Oxford Uni TONIGHT versity at Stratford-on-Avon, (non-County) — Match drawn Warwickshire, first innings, 86, Remember, you receive fair value and a firm price second innings, 311 for eight At The BAA. Pool Favourite 1 wickets declared (Mausley, 197, Cranmer, 78); Oxford University, for your used car. We take care of ALL DETAILS. first innings, 281, second innings, 101 for nine wickets (Thompson, four for 46). iSon Glamorgan vs. Essex at Card iff — Essex won by 72 runs Essex, first innings, 280, second innings, As a special added attraction for Tonight only BORN 1820 — ?14 for eight wickets declared; SHU GO/NG STRONG Glamorgan, first innings, 282, sec ond innings, 140 (Ray Smith, five for 41). m The Popular Radio Comedian Hampshire vs. Lancashire at Portsmouth — Hampshire won by five wickets Lancashire, first Inn and Story Teller ings, 285, second innines, 197 tot four wickets declared; Hampshire, first innings, 278, second innings, JOHNNIE 175 for five wickets. Peter Donald Sussex vs. Cambridge Univer sity at Worthing (non-County) Star of "Can You Top Thkr Cambridge University won by 137 WALKER runs. 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ATHLETICSlfRISK FOUR-GAME The following matches were Canadian Touring Team rescheduled: Dry Cleaning Jane 28.—Somerset Workmen's By The Associated Press WINNING^ STREAK AT B.A.A. Club vs. Southampton Boat and Yesterday,, the Council meeet- For National League Sports Club; Spanish Point vs. £^ I'm fine-' ing of the Bermuda Cricket As Elbow Beach Sports Club. New Yo_k%7r55J^ 12 0 sociation agreed to play against July 5.—Nationals II vs. Pros Service Chicago . •]£*$& 8 11 1 the Canadian cricket team to tour pect; St. George's vs. Cavendish (10 Innines) Senior Teams Start Second Round; Bermuda, the date for tiie game Community Club. Phone 2104 Batteries: Maglie, Spencer 6 and Whea business cares and worries get to be August 5. The invitation to August 12 — Nationals II vs. Westrum, Noble 10; Klippstein, miler play came through a letter from Spanish Point. Sunshine Cleaners .___ you down—take WINCARNIS j IS 6, McLish 7, Leonard 10 and Edward!. Five "B" Division Games Scheduled Mr. Sheldon Darrell, secretary of "The Home of Better ***r a real friend in need. From tbe fine Boston at St. Louis—night the Bermuda Cricket Touring August 16.—Elbow Beach Staff glass a feeling of new energy will in Brooklyn at Pittsburgh—night Club vs. Nationals II; Warwick Cleaning" The Bermuda Athletic Association will risk their four-game committee. spire you to do your work with ewe Philadelphia at Cincinnati—night Cricket Club vs. Serpentine Rec tn w i tp. and confidence. WINCARNIS builds winning streak tomorrow afternoon-when tbey meet the Cavendish The Council also agreed to let reation Club; Pembroke Panthers REMEMBER American League their members play for a pick of UP new strength, enriches the blood, Community Club in tbe only B.C.A. "A" Division match scheduled vs. B.A.A. Wincarnis makes Chicagf at Boston—night Bermuda against the tourists on and banishes that tired feeling. St. Louis at Philadelphia—night for play. Five "B" Division games are also on the calendar for August 12. you fa and KEEPS WINCARNIS contains no drugs—it Detroit at Washington—night play tomorrow. is a rich, full-bodied wine with The meeting also decided to Cleveland at New York—night Tbe feature match will mark «B" DIVISION grant Ed Gumbs a transfer from YOU FIT I nourishing extracts added—tbe natural the start of the second round of tbe Nationals I team to tbe Na way to health and vitality. Elbow Beach vs. Nationals No. 1 Specially Priced THURSDAY'S NIGHT GAME tiie "A" Division matches. With at Empire field tionals II team, but let it ba American League only five teams competing in the Elbow Beach — M Bento, H. known that this was not to be SHEETS, 81 x 99 _ 19/6 St Louis .' .',«£ 2 6 0 senior circuit, each team plays the Nixon, F. Craigie, M. Souza, L. regarded as any precedent. CRINKLE BEDSPREADS, SCALLOPED Washington 9 13 0 other twice. Billington, A. Souza, D. Elliott, L. A letter from tbe Nationals, 'Batteries: Sucheski, Kennedy 3, At tha end of the first half of Martin, W. Mowbray, J. Souza and asking for points tot .their game EDGE, 82 x 195 _-™______.„_ .„___ 18/6 Mononey 7 and Lollar; Johnson and tiie schedule, the B.A.A. team A. N. Other. against Prospect which was not BUREAU SCARVES • _ 4/6 WINCARNIS Kluttz. i were the only undefeated side in Nationals 1—A. Flood (cap played, and one from Prospect the Association. Serps are in tain). A. P. Mello, E. F. Simons, setting forth their side of tha second place with .a three-and- F. Mello, R. W. Flood, W. R. case, were considered and it "was DEEB SAAD * THE WINE OF LIFE one record; Old Comrades have a Mello, H. DeSilva, E. Gumbs, 3. decided to reschedule tiie match. Hamilton VDamYS" two-and-two record for third Lima, S. Ferreira and D. Mello. Present at the meeting were place; Southampton have won one Waiting man, H. W. Madeiros; Hairy Bridges, president; Reg il093t_. CHEDULEo f four games for fourth position, umpire, A. R. Mello. Cooley, secretary; John Barritt, and Cavendish have yet to win a Spanish Point vs. Old Comrades National League game. at Cox's Hill YOU'RE SURE TO LIKE Boston at St. Louis—night , In tbe first meeting between the Spanish Point—A. Card (cap Brooklyn at Pittsburgh B.A.A. and Cavendish, tbe latter tain), D, Mania, A. J. Pedro, E. New York at Chicago batted first and were all oaf for Pedro, W. Usher, W. Moran, F. Philadelphia at Cincinnati ISO runs aa their tail-end bats Reece, W. Siggins, G. Siggins, H. men literally collapsed. Tbel_ American League O'Connor and M. Lines. Umpire, Maralyn opening batsmen got off to a good M. Tavares. Chicago at Boston •tart and tbe hundred was put up MILE PLUS St. Louis at Philadelphia Old Comrades—Q. Barnes (cap with only four wickets dewn. tain), A. N. Madeiros, S. Sims, S. Odds •— Ends Detroit at Washington B.A.A. won the match by three Cleveland at New York P. Moniz, F. Adderley, S. Flood, wickets, scoring 136 for sevet. Abel Madeiros, L. Chiappa, W. E. when play ended. Moniz, E. O. Todd and C. Bartlett. * SEVERAL CHANGES MADE Waiting man will be A. Moniz. HOT Several changes have been made St. George's vs. Warwick at St. COLD In the Cavendish line-up. Des George's Harvard Interested mond Kelly, tha regular caotain St. George's—S. Oatley (cap SALE! who has been side-lined with an tain), L. Dempster, J. Mello, J. In Cricket Here injured finger for their last two Booth, J. Correira. S. Butcher, T. games, will be bade to skipper Gleason, T. 'Adderley, J. Packer, We've cleaned out our Stockrooms . . . Shelves and Closets . . , The Bermuda Cricket As the team. A. Aldrich and B. Oatlev. You'll find a huge assortment on the O & E Table at prices that sociation have been in Most noticeable among the Warwick' Line-up not received formed by the captain of tbe absentees are Alan Barnes and Prospect vs. Somerset Workmen will amaze you! Harvard University cricket Qyril Bardgett, both of. whom at Prospect team that tiie "Crimson" are have played major parts in pre Prospect—Line-up not received anxious of visiting either vious Cavendish games.- Billy Somerset Workmen—John De All sizes in some lots . . . Broken sizes in others! Maralyn is a fine bed-time drink Nassau or Bermuda in April Lusher, Harry Cox and Eric Coute (captain), J. Faries- (vice- and helps you to sleep soundly. NO NEED TO ADD lor tbe purpose of playing Madeiros have been added as re captain), T. Faries, C. Hoare, E. Hundreds of some items . . . Only one or two of others! And nothing could be nicer ... MILK OR SUGAR cricket and are wondering placements. Pitman, C. King, R. Young, D. what arrangements could be To mention a few . . . ! Maralyn is creamy milk deliriously For. tiie Athletics, they will go DeCoute, R. Johnson, T. DeSilva made for them. along with their regular team. On and A. Young. F. Kessel will be flavoured, and enriched with ener The B.C.A. have the mat the strength of their record, they the twelfth man. gising sugar, malt and yeast. MARALYN MILK PLUS ter under serious considera will be favoured to extend their Southampton vs. Serps at WERE NOW tion. winning streak through five Cavendish A BOVRIL QUALITY PRODUCT games, although tbey are expected fo have more trouble against Southampton — Line-up not Bathing Trunks -— 13/- - Only 5/** each Cavendish in their return than received. with any of the other teams. Serps—H. Bridges (captain), G. Bartlett, A. Blee, H. Evans, G. Bathing Caps — . ___ 4/9 On Thursday, B.A.A. set uo a Ferreira, A. W. Blood, F. Mullin, - Only 2/9 each seasonal scoring record for "A" Oatham, E. Paivis, A. Stephens Division teams, compiling 241 and F. Williams. F. Tavares will Sneakers — — 18/9 ; * Only 11/- pair runs for the loss of seven wickets be twelfth .man. before declaring their innings. They are perhaps the most con Kitchen Knives — — ' 5/6 * Only 2/6 each New Arrivals! sistent team in the Association and • are expected to assure themselves The last major league pitcher of a play-off berth wtih their next *o win 306, games was Robert 8 oz- Tumblers — — 8/6 per doz. Only 3/- per doz. couple of games. ""._*?( Moses Grove of the Athletics and Bed Sox. Lefty won his 300th i Of the five 'B' Division matches, on July 25, 1941 when be was Master Bat CABINET RADIOS four are scheduled for the central 42- years old. urea, while tbe other is listed for Tennis Rackets - PORTABLE RECORD PLAYERS St. George's. ~ 78/6 jS - Only 45/- each At St. George's, the Dinghy and Sports Club will he hosts to the Sun Glasses — — § * _# REFRIGERATORS Warwick Cricket Club. • *if 50^o oft The other matches wfll see the fat Dissolved FREEZER CHESTS Elbow Beach Staff dub tackling the National Sports Club No. 1 MAIN team at Empire field;' Spanish 5 Pounds a Week _ ft*. 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CONNOR MODEL 860P ...... £71. 10. 0 96.5tm «.«P k ENGLISH ELECTRIC £67. 0. 0 - BUFFALO BUI Bravado By Fred Meagher Convenient Terms or Cash Discounts are available CHEYENNE 1 'BLUEV SQUAW/STOP/ _sl ^0 ITS BUFFALO. J3IRD//I BILL, ••__k..*;-«- Ai See Them At Our Showrooms THE &n^ CHE**. ENNE, KID/> 1. BERIBODfl ELECTRIC LIGHT CD A 5^r / Showrooms, Front St. W., Hamilton ^WhSa\ MP. VTML • St. George's and Somerset W^Kimf . *••.$%.%. , ll'Si2._. i-f^PC /•-" »»-l.. .*_. . it .THE ROYAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1951 Page 11 silencer, and £3 for giving false They will serve wider the information to the police, officer, NAVAL OFFICER CREW ship's asm officers on tha voyage this incident having occurred on to Wellington which began today. 1 Sounding Of Horn Does an earlier date. MANS CANADIAN SHIP The Waihemo, registered at i CARELESS DRIVING Vancouver, B.C., completed dis charge of an American . cargo Henry James De Silva, of Flatts, AUCKLAND, New Zealand. was bound .over for careless here on Thursday. During her June 22 (Reuter). — Fourteen present voyage she will continue driving of a private car. He col officers from the New Zealand Not Give Absolution lided witn a taxi driven, by Dil- unloading at various southern cruiser Bellona joined the 7,189- ports in New Zealand. ton G. Masters whilst trying to ton Canadian freighter Waihemo Philips Radios "This is only another illus I driver but I do keep within the avoid a lady woo was on a pedal here today as temporary deck The Canadians walked off the tration in Bermuda of a misguid law." cycle. She had been walking with hands because the crew went on ship in sympathy with striking ed impression ttiat the sounding of Mr. E. T. Richards, M.C.P-, ap tne cycle and De Suva said she strike. New Zealand dock workers. a horn gives absolution regard pearing for Hart, submitted that "wriggled" as she mounted it. less of what is in the way of the the wrong person had been '1 pulled over," said De Silva, driver," commented the Worcharged. . "The driver ot the taxi "and smashed my right front For Fidelity William R. Kempe yesterday in did all that was required of Mm. fender. I was too close to apply Hamilton Magistrates Court as he Mrs. Darrell heard him sounding my brakes, lite laoy was not fined a taxi driver, Morris Her his horn. She should have stop struck." man Hart, of Pembroke, £5 for ped even though there were no Samuel Hanna Weir, of Smith's For Refreshment careless driving and endorsed signs against either of them." Parish, was fined £2 for rilling and Economy Hart's licence. "I am not deciding An auto-cyclist was fined £ 15 an auto-bicycle witnout effective the question of contributory neg on charges arising out of the fact Drakes. Frederick Riley of Harris ligence," went on Mr. Kempe," that he was noticed by Constable Bay, was fined 10, - tor riding a and my decision has nothing to mo.or-assisted cycle which was R OO K E do with any possible civil action." ! John O'Connor as he appeared to be speeding on tbe Harrington not fitted with a warning instru Hart ran into a private car be Sound Road. The cyclist, Arnold ment. £13*0.0 cash ing driven by Lillian A, Darrell, Vernon Eugene Caines, of St. - Five men from the United B T of Cox's Hill, who was making a George's admitted going 25 to 30 States Air Force and two Navy Model BX205 right-hand turn into St. John's miles an hour and explained, men were charged with traffic OND Road from Clarence Avenue. "There was a head wind. I had to offences. There were five speed "I have to have two new fen go fast to ride comfortably.'' ers and two alleged careless dri 96011- tu tb tp. ders," said Darrell. She added After being seen by the con vers, £29 in fines was imposed on the speeders. ' that Hart should have "eased stable Caines turned around and | down" as he came towards her although ciilled to, kept on going. Speeders were Captain Hal- _____ down the MIL Hart had a caution He was followed by the constable. ford Arthur Sproger (private car) The Standard junior sign against him and Darrell said Caines dropped his auto-bicycle __._>; Pfc. Roger William Jonnson, that he kept blowing his been. "I and ran off, and O'Connor took (auto-bicycle) £7; Sergeant Jesse | Easily transportable — applied my brakes and I could see the vehicle to police headquarters. v-_a_field Watson (private car) £5 Alcoa Steamship Company, ItIC . I couldn't get across," she said, Half an hour later Caines report Sergeant Vernon Herbert Rolfs' Can be used anywhere there is a plug — "but it hit." ed to the St. George's Police Sta (auto-Dicycle) £7; ami Se&man tion that his cycle had been stolen. Billy Jack Barnhill (auto-bi j kitchen — bedroom — study NOT PERFECT BUT . . . When asked why he. did this, cycle), £5. The Air Force men AMERICAN FREIGHT SERVICE '____ l had "toPPed she might Caines said that be did not want were all from Kindley Field and havS. hit me head-on," said Hart his parents to find out about it. the seaman 2mm the Naval Oper- saying that he had been driving The Wor. H. Martin Godet a ting Base. All pleaded guilty. £18. 0. 0 cash for nearly four years. Darrell ad fined Caines £5 for speeding, £2 All their licences were endorsed. ss "ALCOA PIONEER" Leaves Norfolk June 30th mitted that she Had only got her for failing to stop at the signal Pfc. Waymond Clarence Strider, „ Baltimore July 3rd Model BX307 licence ten days before the acci- I of a police officer, £ 5 for riding Kindley Field, was fined £2 for 6th den but said, I'm not a perfect [the cycle without an effective careless driving of a private car. „ New York „ Said Strider, "I came around a curve and all of a sudden went in "A STEAMEB" „ Norfolk „ 21st to a tree I don't know how it hap „ Baltimore „ 24th ! pened. I may have dozed ofi, but ; 27th if I was asleep I woke." The acci „ New York „ dent happened at 2.25 a.m. on the Two Sets In One! Harrington Sound Road. m 0 ACCURACY John Carroll Applewhite, from N.O.B., denied that he had driven Plug in or use with a 6 volt battery is of premier importance his auto-bicycle carelessly at the CANADIAN FREIGHT SERVICE junction of East Broadway and when your eyes are Lane Hill and the charge against him was dismissed after Mr. examined Godet heard the evidence. ss "ALCOA PEGASUS" Left Montreal June 22nd Applewhite collided with a ;: £34* 13* 0 cash taxi driven by Earnest Edmund „ Halifax „ 25th COMFORT in fitting is a Ford, of Pembroke, as the taxi ss "ALCOA PURITAN" Leaves Montreal July 6th was making a right-hand turn to : close second, if you are go up Lane Hill. „ Halifax ,, 9th Mr. Godet raid that the taxi did Model BX485 to have every satisfaction not have the right of way, even though his indicator was out for Subject to change without notice a turn. Applewhite said that the taxi driver had pulled over to tbe Both are assured when You can also buy on terms any of these—available for as little as kerb before turning and had let WM. E. MEYER & Co., Ltd., Agents two other auto-bicycles go by. 30/- weekly' after down payment you consult us When he (Applewhite) followed M34-T-. the collision occured. . Astwood, Dickinson Company The Bermuda Company Optometrists Hamilton 11511 10-7+s. New Shipment of Public Address maMenfbrm Systems RADIO DEPARTMENT NANCY'S NANCY'S Lt-MOHADB LlTMONADfr The Bermuda Company 3* 3* fr-_f--fl«_'frf *...*«.-*«—»* JM>______i -Jt/M-T'-23 111531*. !$fijq0M_~>—irt_Hftii_ilw nmtaem fage 12 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1951 BIG AIR DETECTION CANADIAN VIOLINIST VERDUN BURIAL PERMIT! HONG KONG TIGHTENS EXERCISE IN U.S. IN SECOND RECITAL FOR MARSHAL PETAIN CHINA TRADE MWS COLORADO Springs, Colorado, BY FRANK HA WORTH (Special through Reuter) (Special to The New York Times June 22 (Reuter). — A vast air PARIS, Jane 22.—The Minis and The Royal Gazette) defence detection exercise in Conditions at Trinity Hall, ter of Justice will permit Marshal HONG KONG, June 28,—-A volving military units Of the where Francis Chaplin, visiting Philippe Petain to be buried at tightening of controls on trade United States and Canada and Canadian violinist, and Allison Fort Douaumont, keystone of the between Hong Kong and Com more than 210,000 volunteer Patterson, his accompanist, gave defences of Verdun in world war munist China was announced bere workers began today under direc a second recital last night, under one. today by the Hong Kong Govern tion of the Air Defence Command, j the auspices of the Bermuda The newspaper Aurore states ment. Tha manoeuvres, covering a Musical and Dramatic Society, that the Minister, M. Rene Mayer, seemed to favour the artists more has ruled that President Auriol's Acting in concert with a London large part of the country, will order proclaimed on Tuesday im continue until Sunday. than those obtaining at their pre decree granting "medical am vious appearance at the Ber nesty" supercedes the interdic posing export 'licence controls on Units of the U.S. Air Force, mudiana Theatre. The violinist tion against allowing a convicted all goods sent from the United Royal Canadian Air Force, tiie obtained greater resonance and "traitor" to be interred with the Kingdom and British colonial ter Army, Navy, Air National Guard there was more cohesion in en remains of the 400,000 soldiers ritories- to Hong Kong and China, _nd Air Reserve win coordinate semble between the two players. who died at Verdun. Hong Kong, starting next Monday their efforts with members of the wfll inaugurate a licensing system ground observers corps. Mr. Chaplin again displayed a In his last will, Marshal Petain for strategic imports and extend fluent technique and a free, son again expressed the desire that The exercise will be held in the list at exports for which orous tone. He seemed more at he repose among his fallen com licensing is required. the northeastern and Great- Lakes asms than on his first appearance rades at Douaumont. states, plus Minnesota, Wisconsin, and showed a greater sensitive alifornia and Washington. ness to variety of style and effect. This was seen to particular U.S. Reds To Go To Gaol advantage in the contrast he pro MUNICH, June 22 (Reuter). — duced between VltaH's powerful WASHINGTON, June 22 (Reu SOUVENIRS The Bavarian state Parliament but somewhat gloomy Ciacona, ter). — Justice Jackson of the has passed a resolution calling for with which he opened, and 'the Supreme Court late today refused Native Cedar Work an alteration in the German fed succeeding Sonata in A major, by to stay prison sentences on 11 eral constitution to permit rain- Vivaldi. His tightness of tench U.S. Communist Party leaders PLAYING CARDS troduction of the death penalty and general spriehtliness, in tile who were convicted of conspiracy new complete selection for murder. concluding "Giga" of this, by teaching and advocating the Bermr. .a Scarves especially, was quite captivating. overthrow of the Government by fa moos Another excellently contrasted force. and Handkerchief pair were the softly flowing Cocktail Napkins TWINS IN LOVE "Siciiienne" of Paradis, and tiie what loose, even for a late glittering Mozart-Kreisler Rondo romantic concerto. it was well POST CARDS which came immediately after it. played by Mr. Chaplin, who WARNER BRAS WITN SAME MAN Wieniawski's D Minor Concerto, seemed thoroughly at home in it Jewellery of Coral, tfory, a endorse the main work of the evening, is and te revel in its bravura and Eco essentially violinist's music. That deeerative effects. Amber and Crystal Graceful new bras for every figure type efa does not mean that it fe entirely Other items included one oi lacking in purely musical interest; in this collection of boned and wired use nms Mr. Bryan Butterfield caught by the camera in mid-air during a Dvorak's Slavonic Dances, in KODAK FILM beach ballet rehearsal. there are some graceful turns of Kreisler's arrangement, Saint- n melody in it, but the ideas gener Saens' Introduction and Rondo strapless, and regular strapped styles in Amolin lere ally are of a rather lieht-weight Capriccioso, and a "Presto" by Mr. Bryan Butterfield, ol Som , character, and the main interest Poulenc. nylon and broadcloth by Warner. erset, local dancer who, with his is In tha deployment of artistic- Mr. Allison Patterson again Yankee Store and win Breaking, Entering Charge partner, Miss Erma Washington, | technical virtuosity for which it showed himself an efficient, if won a first prize in the recent calls. Its construction is some- t >••.•.» A.M.E. Church renovations drive somewhat reticent, accompanist. your man Frederick Gordon Simons, of talent show, fe going to the United oveL Warwick, yesterday was charged States to study professional danc busines: before the Wor. H. Martin Godet ing- in Hamilton Magistrates Court He expects to leave the Colony - with breaking and entering a on July 3 and hopes to enter tite .i*.*""!-* *: dwelling house on Thursday night Katherine Dunham dancing school with intuit to commit a felony. in New York City to learn inter The home was that of Mr. and pretive and modern ballet '— Mg& Mrs. Roy Harvey Cartwriaht, which fe performed without tee "Seaview," in Paget. Simons shoes. was remanded in custody. His ambition fe to come back Atnolin o here and open a dancing school. Phosphorus and calcium are es Already, he and Miss Washington .Miffs. sential for growth of bones and conduct classes for a group of 20 «t peace pact, teeth. young students ranging in age from seven to 16 years. The school was commenced last sum mer at North Shore, Pembroke. A dancing and singing troupe directed by the dance couple have been entertaining at local hotels. Over a period of six months Mr. Butterfield has been entertaining six nights a week. He has- been working as a professional at the hotels for three years. It was through the Choral and Dramatic Society at Bermuda that| he won recognition. He had never danced in public before ap pearing in "The Boat in the Bot tle," which wee produced by the society and written and directed by Gregory Gordon. i AUTO-BICYCLE ACCIDENT An auto-cyclist, Charles Edward Hendon, of Kindley Field, was slightly injured early en Thurs day evening when he failed to round a bend on the Happy Val- ley Road in Devonshire and ran his machine into a root by the side of the road. The cycle was damaged. o Neon signs became popular in is cool the United States towards the end of the '20's. in wide, wide skirts Clearance Sale for summer Bicycle Tyres 10/- Inner Tubes 8/- New Bicycles — £10 Auto Cycle Horns .—. 7/- Bicycle Seats 20/- and 30/- PLAYSLIT Don't miss our collection 3-Burner Perfection ... £17 of brilliant cotton skirts 2-Burner Perfection ... £ 14 in circular, gored, pleated, 1 Burner Ovens 1 30/- 2 Burner Ovens 50/- and dirndl styles — Radio Record Players £10 beautiful flashing prints, Portable Gramophones £6 Card Tables 2yp!— 50/- plaids, and plain colours. Baby Carriages _._—. 60/- Mix them or match them with Toilet Seats 55/- in two and three parts Quart Thermos 15/- any number of tops, day or Gallon Picnic Jugs — 40/- evening. || Portable Ice Boxes _-~ 40/- Sometimes beach lounger (without skirt), sometimes 2 Burner Stoves —..... £4 dress for town (with skirt and bolero jacket) — Enamel Tables _ 50/- Sizes 10 to*20 Linoleum Square —. 55/- always the best companion a girl could find this Carpet Sweepers — 50/- from 45/- summer. That's our two and three-piece play sui. by Kitchen Scales 25/- \ SIop Pails -.». 10/- and 15/- 'Freshy' in cotton broadcloth — printed, checked, Large Carpets ~~ _ 30/- dotted or gingham-ed. Chenille Rugs ..... 20/- Chenille Double £5.10.a to £8.10.0 11 Bed Spreads — -55/- Sites 10 to 18 I'M Bates Double Bed Spreads —pf, 55/- ! Pepsodent Tooth Paste 10/- and 18/- doz. Billiard Tables Chinaware, Glassware Aluminium Pots and Pans Brice's Variety Store Court Street, Hamilton IMZts. mot. ~729ti-p. ^••1 ^H^^B____ ^H -des*"" THE HOYAL "GAZETTE, SATURDAY, "JUNE 23, 1951 Page 13 CROSSWORD, PUZZLE An,w'rta CrnvK ^ Pualu GERMAN MR1HALL AID H U R e N E ACROSS o sji MU 33 —Con Ju net Ion A 91 -mm of houss N N e L L e l-*C(iildoor gam* 35—Transaction £ C __.: AMj 0 L V T 5— Sina forth 36—Girls RPl E M A T E S— Muccas 1 n n'-'knams _? A FRANKFURT, Germany, June 12— Semi-precious SS—Poem ______H SHE 22 (Reuter).—West Germany re Get Yaw stone 39—Beast ot \P EA T___l L 1 A|P__ P i 13— Fruit cake ceived goods and services worth burden 1 NIN 0 ft T 14—Silkworm 41—Moderate fW n $1,286,124,000 under the Marshall 15— L>e tt. I e n. i e» 43— Aril lered a 3 ClEISl E 1 <-.- S fy Vfcfafars* Plan between April "1948, when 17—Gasp far animal P E- HO 5 breath G it? it began, and May 31, 1951. 44—Conw/ fmim P A R CHAPTER TW___S"-2_-SEVEN used to you not caring what I do as they made plans for their 18— Withered pertaining o L r. O S_7 to that I didn't even think of it." early marriage between news Announcing this today, the 19—Postpone neishts EM E R A L P A L TE R That same day Jerry Morgan! 20—More willingly Sl—VtaaHi iirlest P N N A P Et- b Unfolding his handkerchief he broadcasts. Economic Cooperation Adminis OFFICE 23—Brolher of e t t finished the television show he 48—Trained ' R D ME R1AS The Korean situation worried tration's special mission said the Osiris 52—Sign of zoJlao e S V E had been working on for months. attempted to wipe the tears from 24—Exist §3—Uuasplraied her eyes, when to his surprise Jerry. He had gone through the Germans were authorised to buy 25-Soft down He had planned to celebrate bf $75,084,000 worth of Marshall 54— Coin DOWN having a party hut when the Martha put her arms about his last war as a navigator in tne 27—Sailors' patron 55—Organ nf sight 1—Deity neck crying,' "Oh, Jerry, I've Ait Force and while he did not goods in May, one of the largest saint 66— Beverage 2—Unclose (post.) hour came the news about war authorisations, since the 'plan 31-Hide 57—Stupefy 3—Arabic letter in Korea made ' his personal been so blind. I hope it isn't too want to alarm Martha unduly he 4— Museular tissue late." leii tnat this could be the begin started. 5—Movements accomplishment seem unimport J ! "Too late for wjhat?" he de ning of World War 111. These goods will come from the 1 *. -|— 5 7 » 9 P ff" 6—Top of head ant. 1- 1 7—Bitter vetch manded, unable to believe his It seemed strange to him that United States, Canada, South S—Weight (abbr.) "Let's stay here and listen to nqw wnen he had ceased to hope iZ i*. the radio," he suggested. "We: own good fortune. "You don't America and the Middle East. '* 9—Ring mean you've changed your mind smThad capitulated. But, as'hei 10—VIId buffalo can send out later for something looked at her sweet face and the I 15 l. 11—Municipality to eat." about me? •- 16—Spool "There was nothing to. change" deep blue eyes beneath <&>' up- \ ot 17—Man's name They were in the penthouse swept f .Mr hair, he silently you. I can't go through that 18 19—Prefix: down living room where It was their she declared. "I've loved you _. 20—Knocks for months but I was so dumb vowed to do everything in" M? I again." 11 -•ustom to work. 20 Zl 21—Region 1 didn't realize it." power to make her happy. She Jerry reassured her by saying. tz _. 22—Narrate "But -Jarrs," Martha reminded Jerry drew her closer saying had suffered so much after the "1J. probabljf won't be necessary. The Bermuda Press Limited 23 tt—Carrying him, "Isn't this the night you death of her first husband even Tnis Korean thing could be over 1. 25 _. *7 28 J» 30 device were to have dinner with your tenderly, "I still can't Believe it tt—At present You've practically convinced me though they had been married sp«p]." Stationery Store % 28—Noose beautiful blond?" such a short itme. 31 .2 33 3 . 29—Fashion that it was hopeless. Whe.n did Besides they were going to be She knew because she had **What are you thinking about?' 30—Hebrew been forced to listen to the tele you find it out?" mairied in two weeks so that REID STREET 3b 137 38 measure Martha asked, glancing about is tt—Plague phone conversation, the preceding "fWtj-e you srara l*y Martha thev conld leave on their vaca 1 _. 37—Roman tyrant the softly lighted room which tion in July. night. M HO 41 HZ 40— Symbol foe confessed smiling. '"When Alta had become incredibly dear to selenium Jerry grinned. "So it is. How said you were neurotic I came heS*. "Let's not cross any bridges H_> MH H5 Mb 42—State ef about calling it off for me? Say to your defence. She told me "I was th inking how lucky 1 until we come to them," he ad We have a complete cssortment d mind (pi.) I've been detained at the studio. then I was in love with you and I vised. ^ 43—Masculine am," he said gently taking tier .9 H. 50 51 44—Respect "Nothing doing," his secretary discovered she was' right." hand and kissing it. But fear had again entered «. 45—Musical declared. "Ton made the date "Then why didn't you tell me?" of office NEEDS '". Instrument: "But you didn't look happy," Martha's heart. Was she never 52. 5. 46—Skin ailment and you're stuck with it." "Because I was afraid you she protested. ^*A«e you worry to be able to love without it? _. t5 tmmm 48—Observe She spoke more casually than might have changed your mind. ing for tear there wiH be another 49—Illuminated she felt since her resentment of You haven't said anything about (To be continued) 55 ha 5J GS—Large bird war. Jerry?" „_ 51—Lair the blond had been growing it lately." She knew him so well she could Mr. bj United Futon 8. __!-.__ In-. 53—Pound (abbr.) steadily. Jerry hadn't mentioned Jerry kissed her so competent read bis mind. He must be marriage since his illness and it ly that it 'took away her breath. more careful, he thought, not to seemed to Martha that his eve "Does this mea.n you're willing give himself away. nings with the blond had in to. get mjtrried?" "I hope not," he said. creased. "Ask me and see," she "But even if it does," she in He said now, "Okay, if you, in suggested. sisted, "you surely wouldn't have "PYRQFAX" GAS SERVICE sist, I'll ask her over here and "You told me never to ask you to go after all the years you we'll make it a threesome." again," he reminded her. COOKING HEATING REFRIGERATION gave out of your life **> the other "Oh no, we won't," Martha ^Tnen ri|, ask y'qu. WiH you one?" snapped. To ber horror, her marry me, Jerry?" Approved Gas Burning Appliances '1 might not be drafted," he HEAD OFF THE HEAT voice began to tremble and tears "Wheatf admitted. including ran down her cheeks. "Whenever you like," Martha "Jerry," she cried in alarm, "Do you think I've no feelings answered. "you wouldn't enlist?" with our "Magic Chef Gas Ranges at all? Do you expect me to apt "Angel, it's • a date. And it When he did not answer she watching you make a 'fool of can't be too soon to suit me. continued. "1 couldn't bear it. yourself over that woman the Give me that telephone. I've got The loneliness. The suspense. BERMUDA GAS & UTIIITY COMPANY way you did over Alta?" to make my final call to my The years of waiting. Not again, "Why Angel," Jerry cried, beautiful blond." Jerry! ' Nassau Straws Pitt's Bay Road Dial 2012 genuinely amazed, "I didn't The blond was not very nice "If I did would you rather not I m w s tp. know it mattered to you. I'm so about it but they both forgot her marry me, Martha?" he asked anxiously. She buried her head on bis shoulder and when she lifted it her eyes were full of tears. "I couldn't Jerry, much as" I love Breaking, Entering And Stealing Charge George Vin-ent Simmons, a Bermuda's Outstanding Selection Warwick youth, yesterday waS committed for trial in the Supreme Court after a hearing in Hamilton Magistrates Court on charges of breaking and entering the home of his aunt, Viola Constance Darrell' .and stealing a '•edar money box and a camera. The box was said to have con tained about 10 -. Darrell valued of SHORTS the camera at £2.5.0. Simmons was released on bail by the Wor. H. Martin Godet. Darrell said that she left home on the afternoon of May 16 and returned to find the box and camera eone and her bedroom window pulled down about an inch from the top. Her pephew * Irish Linen lives in a shed in her yard, she said. The following day Darrell's «on. Wellington Francis Darrell, searched the shed and found the * Sailcloth cedar box. • "I found it right out in the open on a box," said the youth. "I later gave it to the police." * Gabardine The camera was handed over to the police by Francis Anderson Rubain, who also lives in War wick. "Simmons offered to sell * Palm Beach me a camera for 30 -." said Rubain. "He said he had picket! it up. I agreed to buy it and he cave it to me but I did not eive him any money: I later handed * Tropical Worsted it to the police." A statement wis read by Detective Stanlev Moir. who said 1 that Simmons had told him, "1 Khaki am sorrv I went in Mrs. Darrell's house. I took a money box and a camera. I left the. camera at Frankie Rubain's house. That is X all." Whatever your choice in Summer Shorts. you'll find it here. Every worthwhile sum mer material—and just about every colour These are the kind of straws that make wearing a hot under the sun. Handsome linen or gabar a pleasure. They're light as a breeze yet have suffi dine for business, rugged sailcloth or khaki cient body to hold their shape all summer ... Add to for active sports or popular Palm Beach this their handsome styling and the band that suits you from our wide selection of solids, plaids and bold with a newly developed adjustable waist WAS I SURPRISED! prints and you have a hat that is really tops. Try one My wife certainly knows what band. All tailored to perfection in that to do when unexpected com and see for yourself... 35/— pany arrives at mealtime The guests we had for dinner last comfortable smart looking Bermuda style. night will tell you that When they came I wondered what Mary could possibly serve them on such short notice. Then' I heard her tell the maid to pre-' pare some Campbell's Tomato Soup. Sizes up to 46 To my surprise it was ready in minutes. But then I remembered how easy it is to fix — just add an equal amount at water, heat £1.15.0 to £6.0.0 and serve. "That was a delicious soup," I $4.94 to $16.92 said, after our guests departed. "It should be," answered Mary. "Campbell's make it with spe cially grown tomatoes, blended with creamery butter and sea ST. GEORGE -CASTLE HARBOUR soned according to an exclusive recipe." li-Mf*. imt_. Page 14 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, JJJNE 23, 1951 Please And Profit By Selling Your Unused Articles HELP WANTED BIRTH NOTICE TRADE SERVICES FOR SALE FOR SALE MONGOLIAN MAIDENS There were home-baked pies, CAPABLE and EFFICIENT CASHIER HIGGS—To Mrs. Wilfred (nee Kath TENANTS OUT? Let Koine Service cakes preserves and candies on required; able to type. Apply MARRY DOOR-MATS . . . leen Mitchell), at the King Edward in to do the cleaning, colour wash Wearing Apparel EASTERN STAR BAZAAR Hearthstone Restaurant. Phone 1835. Hospital, on June 16, 1951—a son. ing, painting. Phone 4562. Boats, Motors sale as well as vegetables and plants and refreshments. Hand MESSENGER BOT. Apply The Book Every fifth Mongolian girl GOOD ASSORTMENT of men's hosiery EXCELSIOR DE LUXE AUTO-CYCLE PROCEEDS FOR CHARITY Store, Reid Street. must marry a door-mat or and neck ties (four in hand and made dresses, household articles bows). Patterson's Dry Goods Store, —Good condition. Apply Pem and .'white elephant" items also she risks remaining an old LOST AND FOUND Somerset. broke Parish Vestry Office, Reid St. Sales were brisk at the bazaar EXPERIENCED WAITER or WAIT maid. That's because women EDUCATIONAL sold well. RESS, immediately. Apply Secre 18-FT. SAILBOAT "KELPIE," com held by the local chapter of the The planning committee was tary, Royal Bermuda Yacht Club. there greatly outnumber the L08T: BROWN LEATHER WALLET Builders' Equipment plete with sails. Phone 2753 after Order of the Eastern Star at the • Monthly payments 5.38. headed by Mrs. Theresa Saber CAPABLE PERSON, able to look after men. —F. C Reynolds on address card; l-C.S. COURSES Alexandrina Hall and grounds on money and pictures enclosed; reward. arranged or 20% discount for cash. ELECTRIC MALL CHAIN SAW, £25. with a group of 12 members. Var four children; six-day week; £6.0.0 But Bermudian woman Phone 1438. A. M. Yokes, Phone 2643. Thursday afternoon. per week. Phone 5074, 7.30 a.m. - One Gasoline 5-ft. Chain Saw, £50. Builders* Supplies ious sub-cimmittees assisted. hood is independent and For' quick sale. Phone 5074. Early in the evening they 5.30 p_m. self-sufficient. Royal Gazette Lost: HORN-RIMMED PRESCRIPTION GLASSES in red case. Frame broken CORK TILE: Most modern, most prac closed down, evidently well-satis MESSENGER BOT. Apply at Archie Classified ads do much to across nose. Lost between Coral Beach FOR SALE Poultry tical, most beautiful.—Jeffrev and fied With the results of their effort Brown's, Queen Street, Hamilton. wards it. Club and Hamilton. Reward. Phone Sons. Dundonald St. tel. 1071. 4337, Mr. Kenna. which will aid a charity judged/to CLERICAL WORKER, finished school Through Want-Ads young Household Equipment WHITE INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS, be most needy. Announcement of or college; employment with Hamil ladies trade un-needed be half grown, 8/- each. Hill Top Farm. Hardware the charity is expected shortly, ton business house. Apply to Govern Phone 3465. ment Employment Bureau. The Labour longings for cash with MOFFAT ELECTRIC STOVE — Three- ASPHALT COVE BASE affords neat one of the committee stated. Board. which to buy things they plate. Phone 9258. appearance, sanitary finish, for your The two gate prizes which went want; through Want-Ads INSURANCE Miscellaneous floors. Ambard & Company, 1023. ACCOUNTANCY — Applications are REFRIGERATOR G-E.. 6 .'a cu. ft., to Mrs. T. Saber and Mrs Meyer invited for vacancies in Accoun they also find well-paying PLATE GLASS INSURANCE protects monitor top, all porcelain, in go-id CAB, £120; Thor Washing Machine LAWNCOMBE RAKES, Scythes Malloy, were linen tablecloths. tancy and Audit Practice. Sound book jobs; take interesting vaca yon against loss from breakage. walking order. £40.0.0. Phone 1591. and Dishwasher, £80: Dunlopillo Sickles, Hedge Knives, Pruning Other prizes awarded included a keeping knowledge required. Write. tions, attend dances and Consult Bermuda lire Marine Insur Mattress, £18; Boy's (9) Bicycle, £7; Shears and Grass Shears. Somerset clock, perfumes and other val stating experience and salary require ance Company. ELECTRIC ROLLER IRONER — Per Dog Kennel, £3 Major Weld, 2031. Cash Store. ments, F. W. Williams, Somers Buil thereby meet eligible young fect condition. Telephone 3133. uable items. ding, Hamilton. men. To place an ad that HOSPITAL INSURANCE.—Why dread RADIO, RECORD-PLAYER, two dozen METAL MOULDINGS: Stainless steel makes you independent tiie thought of hospital expenses? BATHROOM SCALES: Keep a check records (Dorsey, Crosby, James. and aluminium—for counter sink BILLING AND LEDGER CLERK phone 1052 for ad ad-writer. Contact Kitson & Co., Ltd. Tel. 2919 - ' on your weight Cor 'your health's Cugat, etc.), £25. — Phone 4943 after table.—Jeffrey and Sons, tel. 2971. (Female). Legible handwriting es 1247. sake; 65/- ($9.16).—Chesley E. White's. 6 pjn. FOR SALE sential. Apply Hutchings & Milani ______i. Ltd.. Mercury House, Hamilton. VENETIAN BLINDS: Made in Ber SHAVEMASTERS, made by Sunbeam, for faster smoother shaves. Burnaby On the Marsh Folly Road, B.O.A.C. has vacancy for junior male muda by Globe Venetian Blind Co.— Telephone 2971 for prompt «en_ee. Cycles, Somerset, St. George's and with clerical knowledge for train FOR RENT Pitt's Bay. HELP WANTED Pembroke ing ia airline traffic work; also store WANTED TO BUY •PANILYTE": Modern plastic table A Duplex keeper, male, with experience general and counter covering; many beauti RENTOKIL TIMBER PRESERVATIVE stores work and accounting. FURNISHED, "PETER PAN,** delight- BERMUDA MADE GIFTS — Linen. ful colours.—Jeffrey & Sons, tel. 3971. —Remember prevention is better Cat cottage, Warwick. One double cedar, water-colours, knitted goods. than cure. Treat all new wood. Bur Apartment House DONALD SMITH STENOGRAPHER - TYPIST, prefer bedroom, living room, kitchen and Bermuda Work exchange,, Darrell's BUREAUS, Chiffoniers, Wardrobes, naby Cydes. First Class Chef ably with knowledge of office both. Available now. £25 per month. Wharf. Phone 3253. Rug Mats and Squares in Tapestry each with five rooms, and bath routine; pleasant working conditions. Kitson & Co., 2919-1247. and Axminster., — The Arcade Fur INSECT FLUID — Imperial gallon for Hotel Extra large tank, pressure pump, Realtor Apply in person to Manager, Master's SHOWCASE Phone 1675. niture Co. drums, 12/3. IXL Disinfectant tn Garage, Dundonald Street. FURNISHED: (1) "Fleetwood Manor," 40-gallon drums. Sunshine Supply etc. Warwick; lovely waterfront, five PIANOS, living room sets, dining room ANTIQUES.—Genuine Antiques Ot all Co., Reid Street. Good Opportunity Parliament Street Dial 2109 j bedrooms, four bathrooms, etc.; July. suites, kitchen sets, etc. — Phone descriptions on sale at the Antique (2) Shalimar," Riddell's Bay, an Oe 5315, Surplus Store, Warwick. Shop, corner Washington Lane and LUSCIOUS GOLDEN MANGOES for Salary and Commission Price £4.500 K13St_i wit, STAMP COLLECTING water; four bedrooms, three bath church Street immediate delivery. Palmer St Co., rooms, etc.; until October. (3) "Wis- BERMUDA AND WEST INDIAN Mercury House, Front Street. Tel. For further details apply to BERMUDA AND BRITISH WEST towe," Flatts; 200 feet of beautifvl SCAMPS purchased for highest cash 294S-3966. Write Box R832 R. R. STOVELL INDIAN variety packets: Sets and waterfront; Saar bedrooms, three .bath prices.—Stamp Shop. Reid Street Garden Supplies single rareties. — Stamp Shop, Reid rooms, etc. Also cottage with two BERMUDA SPORTS, on sale now; Bermuda Press Woodlands Road, City. Estate of Street | bedrooms and bathroom. August. PIANO, in good condition.- -The Little special features for all sportsmen; French Shop. ' SEEDS, fertilisers, tools, etc. — 103-tf.i. | Kitson & Company, 2919 - 1347. Wadsons. get your copy today. 8J21.U '*»*» f ». TWO - BEDROOM COTTAGE, com COTTON PRINTS, lace curtains, Eugenius Harvey ANNOUNCEMENTS pletely furnished, reasonable rental, anklets, drugs, hosiery, slips, until October 1. Good bench, swim brassieres, threads, souvenirs. — Harr Deceased ington Sound Variety Shop. FOR RENT CARS FOR OVERSEAS VISITORS: ming. Southampton W. TaL SHI. IN MEMORIAM A modern first-class ear to meet you FOR RENT Pursuant to the Trustees Act 1816 on arrival io United Kingdom. Our FURNISHED APARTMENT — Suit Self-Drive Hire Service, established able for one or two couples. Near Section 50 1924. is the most reliable and eco Hamilton. Call 2532 or 4850. IN MEMORIAM nomical motoring plan. Early booking In sod and loving memory of ENTIRE upper floor, advisable. — Brochure from United APARTMENT — Partly furnished. Two Bedroom House our Aunt, Mrs. MARGARET Service Garages, Ltd.. Portsmouth, with terrace, Hamilton; available In sad and loving memory of Young, Trott & Co., NOTICE England. July 1st Apply The Crown Co, Reid At Khyber Pass ANN JEFFRIES, who passed My Devoted Husband I Street. W ANT E B : STUDENTS IN BEE FULLY FURNISHED away one year ago. HENRY THOMAS DOWLING Ltd., Showroom IS HEREBY GIVEN to credi KEEPING. The Bermuda Bee . ______who deponed this life « tors and others having any keepers Association are holding a i BROADMOOR, North Shore Road, Sadly missed by nieces, nephews Building (1,800 sq. it. public demonstration in Beekeeping Pembroke. Furnished, three bed- Immediate Occupancy June 23rd, l 950. debts, claims and demands at the Agricultural Station on Sun ! rooms, modern plumbing, garden, and friends. day. 34th June, at 3 o'clock in the ; garage, seashore facilities. Dial 1801. Apply Trust Department, The "His memory is as fresh today space). against the Estate of Dr. afternoon. Everyone interested in "Asleep in Jesus' As the hour he passed away Citrus Culture should see the demon Bank at N. T. Butterfield & Son, God grant him Eternal Resf EUGENIUS HARVEY de stration, as the pollinating work of Limited. 1 !«&+.. LONG TERM LEASE ceased, who died on the 23rd honey bees is an important function. WANTED TO RENT Sadly missed by his loving wife HY~-yone interested is invited to at available. day of May, 1951, and that tend. S45+-u w s. and relatives. UNFURNISHED HOUSE— Three bed they are hereby required to rooms, with grounds, near trans- VMSt*- Early occupancy. DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE made to I porta tion. Paget or Warwick vicinity. forward the particulars of order by a Master Craftsman at The Adults. Long lease. Occupancy August FOR SALE Paint and Decorating Co. their debts, claims and de or September. Reply Box No. 3937, Begonias Pittosporums Birthday Greetings Ultra-modern building CLEAN, COMFORTABLE, two barbers, Bermuda Press. NOTICE Cuban Laurels Palms mands to The Bank of N. T. open lunch hour. — Frith's Barber HOUSES OF ALL SIZES, temporary To Private entrance : Butterfield & Son, limited, Shop, Reid Street (opposite Trading or permanent. Somerset to War Screwpines Poincianas Co.). wick. Kitson & Co. 2919 - 1247. available ii required. (Trust Department), Hamil ia the estate of Red Eranthemums Crotons Mrs. Eva Elizabeth Bean, ton, on or before the 18th day ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: Head HOUSE OR COTTAGE, modern plumb Gren & White Eranthemums quarters Central Group, E.S.U. " Burcher's Cottage," Serpentine of August, 1351 after which Building. — Phone 4866 or call any ing. 5-8 rooms and bath, unfur Red Clerodendrons Red evening except Tuesday. nished, easy distance of Hamilton. Margot Hill Road, Pembroke 'West, who is For further Information contact date The Bank of N. T. Butter- Devonshire area preferred, permanent Honeysuckles ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: En lease, interior shabbiness immaterial, celebrating her Birthday TO- | field & Son, Limited, afo_^ said will do own painting. Phone 7363. DECEASED Red Acalyphas Solandra Vines quiries treated confidentially. — DA Y June. 23rd. Wishing her. Young, Trott & Co., Ltd. sole executor, will proceed to Write Hamilton Group, P.O. Box 130. Pursuant to The Trustee Act, 1876 Beaumontia Vines Rose TWO-BEDROOM BOUSE—St George's best of Health and Happiness. distribute the assets of the said BOX LUNCHES a speciality. — Eliza or vicinity preferred. Adults. Call I Bushes Cherry for hedges, etc. Richmond Road — Phone 3910 beth's Tea Cosy, Front Street Phone Kindley Field, 7191. local 3113, Mrs. I deceased among the persons 3874. Closed at 6.00 p.m. Beavis. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Dial Mornings 1364 From Her Children. entitled thereto having regard FREER COX 348|* *• tu w th f tp that all persons being credi iisrhi. only to the debts, claims and tors of or otherwise having 863+ta c demands of which it shall then any claims upon or against have had notice; and that it | the estate of MARGOT HILL will not be liable for the said We Qffer of Paget Parish in the Islands Help Wanted assets or ,any part thereof so of Bermuda, deceased, who distributed to any creditors, FOR SALE died on the thirteenth day of person or persons of whose February, 1951, and whose Real Estate TWO GIRLS debts, claims and demands it will has been proved in the with some knowledge of Typing to learn shall not then have had notice. Supreme Court of Bermuda A recently constructed by the undersigned, Execu Bookkeeping Machine work. The Bank of N. T. Butterfield & tors of the said will, are re If you wish to rent your House or Apartment, Apply to Main Office. Son, Limited. quired on or before the Sole Executor Modern Bungalow twenty-third day of June, sell or buy property, fill out and mail this ad. tot MASTERS LIMITED located on the South Shore Road, Warwick |1951, to send to the TRUST Real Estate Department, Front Street. Dated 15th June, 1951. overlooking Warwick Camp beaches | DEPARTMENT of THE 1-31 ti. BANK OF BERMUDA, 85*1 lu July. 7.Aug 14. Accommodation includes: LIMITED, HAMILTON, BUTTERFIELD & CO., LTD. Sizable living room with fireplace the particulars of their claims Hamilton. Dining alcove upon or against the said Well appointed kitchen estate; and that at the expira (Tel: 2044 • 2045) Two bedrooms and bath tion of such time the executors will distribute' the whole of Large verandah with Southern exposure • Garage the assets of the Testatrix Please contact: among the parties entitled The property is sufficiently large for at least thereto having regard only to an additional cottage. the claiins of which they shall Name ,, the toughest, , c| then have notice. "A rare opportunity to purchase a South Shore home." Dated this twentieth day of Address April, 1951, longest-wearing wax job ever developed! For full particulars lUtts. APPLY THE BANK OF BERMUDA, FlitcroSt 6c Lightbourn, Ltd. LIMITED Mercury House Hamilton WILLIAM EDW*nD SEARS Phone 295? ZUILL Car-Hate is a JOHNSON'S 89. tts Iii s. Executors. We Offer 7902 fm May 2S June 23 WAX not a FOR SALE CLEANER Q_AEKa__£^ privately Car-Plate must be ADVANCE NOTICE The following items of furniture formerly belonging applied to a to the late Mrs. E. A. Robertson thoroughly eban, AUTO WAX and which can be viewed at dry surface. Now you can give your A Public Auction Sale "MARIONfrELD" For cleaning- there (North Shore, Warwick) to be held at Messrs. Roberts Brothers Store is nothing better cor a protective wax job 10.30 a.m. — 4.00 p.m. IN SOMERSET than Johnson's in only 20 minutes! TODAY I CARNU, the on Quick Car-Cleaner Fireside needle-point screen on mahogany stand You'll be amazed at the brilliant Mahogany cake stand Tuesday Next — June 26th Various mahogany tables REMEMBER wax shine Car-Plate gives your Walnut bookcase (with glass doors) car. Guaranteed to outlast any Mahogany 4 drawer chest ( small) Clean with A FINE ASSORTMENT OF CANNED GOODS, CANNED Small cedar chest other wax job you can buy Try' Upholstered arm chair and ottoman CARNU MILK, LIQUOR, Etc. (all slightly damaged by smoke) Chest of drawers it today! Matching pair of china and cut glass ornaments WILL BE SOLD Standard lamp Wax with Etc., etc., etc. Available at ONE CAN DOES YOUR CAR Wateh this paper for further announcements CAR-PLATE TWICE WITH EASE all leading Stores and Flitcroft & Lightbourn, Ltd. Garages. KITSON * COMPANY, LTD. Mercury House Front Street Auctioneers 1136.s Dial 2953 J. myyr roo/ry/ 993 .th. TKR.BQYAL GAZETTE, SATUBSAY, JUNE 23, 1Q51 Page 15? I- II uu. DIAMOND KINGS DIFFER YESTERDAY'S NEW YORK STOCKS f 0¥ER PRICEOF STONES (Through toe courtesy of Station. WRUL of the World-Wide Broadcasting Foundation, in co-operation with Merrill, Lynch, Pierce. At St. George's • •. May Result In Price War Fenner and Bean rebroadcast locally by Station ZBM). And A Slump In Values (Special through Reuter) - VOLUME 1,340,000 LWBON, SOUTH AFRICAN LONDON, June 22.—Dr. John Industrials 347.86 (down $3-57) Thorburn Williamson, a hand Utilities 42.S3 (down 'i vtmm\ Mens White Buck Trousers some, cultured man who stores Rails 77.87 (down 68 ciffts) CANAWAN STOCKS costly diamonds in old jam jars Chalmers 43% and pickle bottles, is key man in American Airlines 15'^ Ry Cowtesy Bank of N. T. a conflict which may break one American Hadiator 14 *•'» and Sport Shirts of the world's biggest monopilies. American Tel. and Tel. 153y» Butterfield & Son, Ltd. A spokesman said today that American Tobacco B. 60% Dr. Williamson, 44,' is "at odds Americas Car and Foundry 34.4 LONDON & "SOUTH AFRICAN wito" South Africa's De Beers American Smelting 77% ' STOCKS Diamond Corporation, controlled Air Reduction 87% Butlins 3/9 by toe 71-year-old multi-million Anaconda Copper 40% CPB Preferred 73/- ex div. Crisp, sanforized Duck— they're white aire. Sir Ernest Oppenheimer. Armour and Company 9% Royal Dutch 25% Ddco The Corporation has a contract Bendix Aviation 49 Mount Isa 45/6 and light — every man can use a pair enabling it to sell stones pro Bethlehem Steel 49 % North Broken Hill 76/3 duced by Dr. Williamson's mine Briggs Manufacturing 32 V. Blyvoors 47/6 or two of these all-purpose summer sit Mwadi, Tanganyika. For the Canadian Pacific 9M% Rand Leases 40/6 last year, no deliveries have been J. I. Case 637« Rand Selection 41/9 trousers. Sizes 30 to 40. made from the- Canadian-owned Cerro de Pasco Copper 42 % Daggafontein 64/3 mine. If toe dispute between 1_ha Chesapeake and Ohio 29 % Middle Wits 22/9 diamond, kings persists, the effect Chrysler 61% Durban Roodepoort 71/3 Free State Geduld 68/9 FANS on toe price of diamonds might be Columbia Gas and Electric 13y» Welkom 40/6 drastic. Consolidated Edison 307» Western Holdings 65/- BAOBAB TREE Curtis Wright 9% West Driefontein 120/- Mr. William Tayleur, spokes DuPont 94% Long-sleeve sport shirts in rayon-poplin Grootvlei 36/3 man for Dr. Williamson, told how Eastman Kodak 42% Imperial Cold Storage 46/- toe doctor found his mine under Federated Dept. Stores 42 . . . styled to make a handsome man Pretorla Portland Cement 126/3 a Baobab tree alter a six-year General Electric 54% Vereeniging 107/6 search, but said he could net give General Foods 42 .4 look handsomer! In solid colours. O.K. Bazaars 54/0 Table and Ceiling details of the dispute. But he General Motors 47% Tiger Oats 33/6 admitted it was connected with Glidden Co. 39 prices. Goodyear 78 '4 Elephant Trading 31/3 models available. The contract with the diamond Graham Paige 3 Greatermans 13/- ex div. • cor ..oration ends on December 31, Greyhound 11% Hubert Davies 41/- 1951. i*. Gulf Oil Corp. 98% Williams-Hunt 15/- ' Mr. Tayleur said he does not Hudson Motors 14% Hortors 51/- know whether it will be renewed. Inspiration Copper 20% Union Whaling 40/- Short sleeve sport shirts in solid colours ffrom Dr. Williamson, a native of Tent- . International Harvester 32 % Anglo-American 152/6 fort, Quebec, and a geologist, went International Nickel 33% CANADIAN STOCKS and assorted floral patterns. Choose looking for diamonds in Africa in International Paper 48% (Noon Prices in Dollars) 1934. His theory, based on Johns Manville 55 % Bell Telephone 30% your favourites now! geological studies, was that there International Tel. and Tel. Building Products nil 15% must be, somewhere, a "master Kennecott Copper 74% Canadian Breweries 19% 19/6 to 35/- lode** from which all the South Loews 15 Consolidated Paper 36% £4. 10. 0 African diamond fields received Smelters 133% Maracaibo Oil and Explor. their stones washed down by 12. Hoi linger 12% Montgomery Ward 70, flood. Imperial Oil 34% National Dairy 46 He went north to Tanganyika McColl Frontenac Common 37% National Distillers 30% and finally discovered the mine Noranda 71% Ohio Oil 52% in 1940. Today it ia regarded as Sicks nil probably the world's richest Pan American Airways 10% source of diamonds. Pennsylvania Railroad 18% PICKLE BOTTLES Pepsi-Cola 9% Closing Exchange Rftttt A BERMUDA ^ When at work, Dr. Williamson Pure Oil 52% site in his study sorting stones RCA 19% at the Bank of into jam jars and pickle bottles. Remington Rand 18% N. T. Butterfield & Son, He then transfers them to cigar Revere Copper and Brass 28 .4 ette tins for shipment to his Republic Steel 39 Limited, Yesterday: associates. Sears Roebuck 52 % Sinclair Oil 40% Conditions for native workers BANK OF ENGLAND OFFICIAI HADING LO. at the mine are unequalled any Socony Vacuum 30% . RATE FOR ITNITKr. STATES I where. Labourers get week-end Sperry 28% passes despite the danger of Standard Brands 33% EXCHANGE: losing diamonds. Standard Oil of Cal. 4a $2.80125 $2.79875 A huge pink diamond, Dr. Standard Oil of N.J. 62% Studebaker 37 % Bank lmy__ia rate $2.82 Wilkinson's wedding present to $1.00 equals 7/1 REID STREET Princess Elizabeth, is now one of Texas Company 44% the world's famous stones. Timken Roller Bearing 45 % Bank selling rate $2.7950 Twentieth Century toa. 1% $1.00 equal* 7/8 %' HAMILTON United Aircraft 29 United Fruit Corp. 66 CANADIAN FREE RATS: \ When shopping here you may park you car on Union Carbide 60 '4 the south side of Reid Street for half an hour. U.S. SUBMARINES & TWO Union Pacific 101% London United Corporation 4% $2.9875 $2.9850 PATROL SUPS HERE U.S. Steel 39% Montreal ni3t«- Warner Bros. 13 $2.98875 $2.98375 Two patrol ships and a sub Western Union 35 marine of the United States Navy Westinghouse Elec. 36 1/3 Bank buying rate $3.00 have arrived in Bermuda to en Willys Overland 9% F. W. Wool worth 43% ^ $1.00 equals 6/8 able approximately 235 officers Bank selling rate $2.96 and men to have a week-end of Youngstowne 47% relaxation and recreation in the $1.00 equals 6/9 Colony. The patrol craft, PC 1182, under the command of Lt. George Tilley, GIRL WANDERS 13 DAYS INDIAN TIPPED FOR U.S.N., and PCE904. under Lt. H. R. Speece, U.S.N., came in late Hi U.S. WILDERNESS SEAT IN WORLD COURT Thursday evening. Tbe submarine With these mateh-up the U.S.S. Sirago, arrived to Ber muda yesterday and is under toe NEW YORK, June 22 (Renter). command of Cmdr. Robert K. Eats Nothing Bat Berries f —India's permanent delegate to red-and-white Kaufman, U.S.N. The submarine [the United Nations, Sir Benegal has nine officers and 76 men And Loses 18 Pounds ! Ran. will be a candidate for one aboard and is out of New London, [ of the six seats in toe Inter Conn. She will return to' her na tional Court of Justice which SE VIERVILLE. Tennessee, June I will be filled during the next home base. Norfolk, Va*, probably 2$ (Repter).—Evangeline Lori- ACCESSORIES next Monthly. session of the General Assembly, mor, a young nurse who has pre ! it was disclosed today. The ships are on a routine viously practised fasting, said to training cruise for reserve officers day that she stumbled through a India's term as a member of the in your kitchen and enlisted men. Smoky Mountain wild park for Security Council expires in De 13 days without food. cember. In the light of the work done by Sir Benegal Rau in that you'll be whistling Be footloose ^ After a widespread search she I body and in other organs of the C. R. S. Elford To Be was located and brought back | United Nations during the last with few ill e ff ec t s. year, United Nations observers while you work. and fancy free in smart claim that he has a good chance Saadys School Head The 21-year-old nurse said that of being elected to the inter casual shoes that take the only things that passed her national court. The joint island commissioner lips during her 13-day ordeal for Boy Scouts and assistant head were water from mountain Normally there would have Summer in stride! master of Dellwood School, Mr. C. streams and two sour berries. been five vacancies on the court R. S. Elford, wfll take ever as She lost 18 pounds in weight. this year. These were- in- headmaster of Sandys Grammar | creased to six by the death of Miss Lorimor disappeared on Dr. Azevedo. School at the opening of toe isms 8, after setting out from her Step-on Trash Cans autumn term. camp site to hike along a trail Under the statute of the court Mr. G. T. Feenan, present head deep in the park. As dusk fell. to toe U.N. Charter, judges 14/6 See our new shipment of... master, is leaving the Colony, he she realised she -was lost in toe elected to it must possess quali announced at the annual prize dense thickets. fications required to their re giving ceremonies on Thursday. spective countries for appoint Waste Baskets An experienced hiker, Miss ment to the highest judicial 6/6 and 10/6 Women's High Wedgies Lorimor spent Hie first night on offices, or be "jurisconsults of the bank ot a stream, WH^ng recognised competence in inter Say farmers Aren't a searching party would look national law." there. Dust Pan with Hood they come in natural and white, Getting Fair Deal Sir Benegal Rau was a judge cool, open-mesh tops, decorated with Next day she spent some hours in one of the courts in India and V- Continued fro* Pige 1 "screaming my lungs out,*' but constitutional adviser to the since it did no good she desisted, Government of India before he red, yellow and navy eross strips, A be some cooperation between the and set out to try and find her came to the United Nations. Supplies Commission, tbe Cur way out. and have sturdy cork soles rency Control Board and the De The nomination of candidates partment of Agriculture. Onions Although the park is known for is made by the national groups to which wear well. are being affected in the same its bears, she saw only one. The the permanent court of arbitra mmy. Two weeks ago we were most vicious attacks came from tion. shipping onions out of Bermuda insects aad briars, and she Both the general assembly and Sizes 4 f o 9 and at the same time we were blistered her feet. the Security Council take part probably shipping them in," com in toe election. Candidates, to plained Mr. Barnes. At last, on the 13 th day she saw gain a seat, must obtain "an Claiming that Bermuda farmers • tiny trail winding to the bush. absolute majority of votes in the were becoming tired of farming As nightfall neared she heard a Assembly and the Security because they could .not sell the cow ball tinkle, and she followed Council." 35/* pair good crops they were producing, it to the house of a ranger. Mr. Gilbert prophesied that the She was ten miles from the Y farmers were being driven out of camp site. business. "I really feel stupid about the Corporation To Study "It is up to the Department of whole thing," she said Agriculture. I blame them be Her tether, Evangelist W. H. New Wharfage Rates cause they seem more interested Lorimor, who was camping with The Shoe Department her to the Cades Cove area when in the growing of citrus fruit than • Continued from Page 1 real farming. They should en she left, said: "It's a demonstra deavour to protect the farmer," tion of the power of prayer. 6 Wharf" was reported by toe hie added. Groups in Cincinnati and Seattle secretary, who suggested that a Mr. H. T. North, also a farmer, and other places were praying for "No Parking" line be established THE said the matter had been exercis her constantly." there. It was directed that a ing him for some considerable i Ac ti ng park superintendent "No Parking" line be placed on time. Robert White said he thought the southern side of Front Street "Potatoes, tomatoes, onions and Miss Lorimor had been only from toe western gate of No. 6 lettuce have been imported into "half-lost." He said she had Shed to ten feet west of the Bermuda since February. I took remarked it was "time to come eastern stairs leading from the the matter up at a recent meeting out" because she had to return Old Yacht Club landing. REID STREET of the Board of Agriculture. I to duty on Monday at Cin A plan of proposed new suggested that toe importation of cinnati's Jewish Hospital. garages, which had already been HAMILTON potatoes should cease after the approved by .the property com end of March and the importation mittee for consideration by the of onions should stop at toe end potatoes. Instead they were Corporation, was submitted by hen shopping here you may park you car on of February. I hope that a bill given onions and potatoes from the City Engineer. It was unan i- le south side of Reid Street for half an hour. will be introduced n^xt session to Canada. mously agreed that toe City take case of this," he remarked. "I trust the House will support Engineer proceed wito this work Visitors to Bermuda, went on toe bill.and give encouragement as opportunity offered, providing 1ll_l_t«. Mr. North, expected to be served to farmers to cultivate land "ftriw not more than £1,000 was ex the famous Bermuda onions and lying dormant," he concluded, pended on new material.-- f IBS*. m wm m Page 13 THE ROYALi GAZEiTTE, SATWf^AY, JUNE 2_f,~i951 DEFECTIVE WIRING K fs •If? IO I" TT 1) Hospital Extension FOUND CAUSE OF FIRE Assembly Angered By Council ror 12.5 ii.r. »•*«•* *•*•*> Continued from Page 1 as at present the accommodation Insurance Won't Cover The was owartexed. The maternity "Dictation" To M.CP. Cars; No Change In Size wing, he recalled, was donated by Damage Done To Store Lieut A. E. Nicholl in 1940- It was the last major addition to the Defective wiring in tiie ceiling Continued from Page 1 hospital. of the stockroom caused the fire were classed as not over 12- be quite possible to have a pool The present nurses' home in the By Colony's Executive main building bad been too small at Roberts Brothers grocery store horse-power." of cars at the hospital which in Somerset on the afternoon of "I think it would be a mistake medical practitioners could use if and out-of-date for many years, June 10. This was the verdict Comm tied from Pag* 1 to include 14 horse-power cars their own cars broke down. and as far back as 1938 it became returned at an enquiry held yes- necessary to use two floors of the because I feel that there will be The president, the acting Col terday in Somerset Police Station ber of a board dealing with traffia "As a member of this House be more pressure added for then new semi-private wing for by the Coroner for the Western I bad no right to ask these ques I am equally jealous of the onial Secretary, Mr. Gosling, Sir nurses. At present 23 of .the further increases. The next Eldon and Sir Howard opposed District, th© Wor. W. N. T, Wil tions of another member of a privileges of the House but I recommendation will be for a 14 nurses could not be accommo liams. board also dealing with traffic, am not prepared to make a state the clause, which was defeated dated. horse-power car six inehes longer by 5 votes to 3. The Attorney The Jury's verdict was that the I felt I had to accede to bis re ment on something about which and six inches wider." Speaking of an isolation and I know nothing except for what General, Mr. Cooper and Mr. fire started in tbe stockroom of quest. I was not pleased but had The Hon. Sir Howard Trott Fox voted for the bill. T.B. unit, Mr. Gosling s_dd: the store above tile ceiling and no recourse." has been said here this afternoon. said he thought it did not make "Abbotsford was purchased about burned away tbe ceiling, causing OF "UTMOST GRAy-TY" I do, however, give, an under much difference about horse The Council's amendments will 27 years ago wito the under much damage to the rafters and Describing the situation re taking to go into the matter," power provided the police were now go back to the Assembly. standing that the house would be stock below. ferred to by Mr. Ernest Vesey promised Mr. Vesey. active in their work and the demolished within two years and The jurymen were Messrs. A. L. as one of "utmost gravity," Mr. Emphatically endorsing the re magistrates came down heavily replaced by a proper isolation and Butterfield (foreman), R. H. Misick commented that when marks of Mr. Ernest Vesey and enough on those who broke the T.B. unit. Suffice to say on this Fisher, C. W. Pearman, A. S. Har Mrs. Watson tabled her questions Mr. Misick, Mr. Edmund Gibbons regulations. He agreed with Sir 'CHANGING CONDITIONS" matter is that it is 25 years over ford, L. S. Perinchief, R. C. Fin regarding the link-up of the ferry asked: Eldon, and thought that if toe ad due." lay, J. H. Chamberlain and D. H. and bus services he was delighted "What are we coming to when ditional sizes were granted they Mr. Gosling introduced the Hannant. that someone had raised the is the Executive has the audacity would soon have to widen the CAUSE OLD VIC SHAKE-UPBishop , the Rt. Rev. J. A Jagoe, Four witnesses gave evidence. sue. to dictate to members? I sug roads of the Colony to accommo who told the three graduate Mr. Richard Otis Roberts, one of "It was one of definite public gest Mrs. Watson should once date ' the extra measurements LONDON, June 22 (Reuter).— nurses that there was no work so the partners in the business told interest When I heard that she again ask her questions." CERTIFICATE PRESENTATION.—The Commissioner of Police, which, in his opinion, would spoil An administrative squabble, akin to the ministry of the Word how he sacured the store at 7 p.m. Ibis remark was received with Mr. J. S. McBeath, handing ever a first aid profieienoy certificate to much of tbe beauty of Bermuda. which has been to rehearsal be and Sacrament as tbe ministry of was forbidden by tbe Executive hind the scenes for several weeks on the previous (Saturday) eve to proceed I simply could not loud indications of assent by the P.C. John H. B. Yorsth yesterday. (Report and another picture This would undoubtedly be asked healing. < for to a few years. at London's Old. Vic Theatre, ning. Everything appeared to be believe my own ears — that the other members. elsewhere). "The lady who moves about the in order. At 9 o'clock the follow came out to the footlights for a wards with such gracious ease Executive should presume to dic Mrs. Watson's first duty was The Hon. F. G. Gosling said full dress performance today. ing morning he checked the ma tate to a member what was his to the people who had elected £_ES_ thafc^Bfr Eldon objected to in has only reached her excellence chines and refrigeration unit, fed or her proper conduct in the her and not to obey the dictates creasing toe size of toe cars but The board of governors will through arduous training," he the two cats and left tbe store House. The Executive may have of the acting Colonial Secretary, not to the increase in horse create two companies of equal said. /£ within 10 minutes. its own views with regard to the remarked Mr. C. G. Gilbert. power. "In my opinion," he said, status, it announced, and will dis He recalled the Anglican prayer propriety of the action she pro American Newspaperman "that is the thin edge of the band tbe actor-students' theatre, book's qualifications for anyone NOTIFIED AT EAST END "She is a flood chairman of tha known as the Young Vic, which posed biking. T.C.B. and has a difficult task. wtdge. Any increase in size, in engaged in tile practice of medi "I think it is a perfectly out length, in horse-power or any served as a talent school. cine — "Grant to them wisdom, Shortly before noon he re I should be very sorry indeed if thing will only further endanger Details cm the clash in policy turned once more to tbe store to rageous infringement of the rights she resigned her position as chair Views The Royal Family skill, sympathy and patience" of members of this House. Every the public who are now in greater are not public property, but hinge collect some ice and bottles of man of the board simply because on the question whether the . Following the Bishop's address member of this House, when first somebody 'down below' says sbe (Spocial tp The New York Time* danger every day." (the nurses had recited the beer and then left for St. and Tha Royal Gazette) CUBAN FRIGATE ON theatre is to be classical and in George's. He arrived in St. elected, takes a solemn oath as should," he exclaimed. Sir Eldon said that sinee the Florence Nightingale pledge at an Assemblyman. The action LONDON, June 22—Two world Motor Car Act came into force the red, or commercial and George's about 3 o'clock. On re profitable. the opening of the ceremony) the Mrs. Watson proposed taking wars toppled most of the remain VISIT TO HAMILTON the method of taxation in the graduates, as their names were ceiving information from the Po ing thrones in Burope but today The governors announced t lice Station there that his store would have been to tbe common United Kingdom had changed wUj called by matron Miss Bernice good. the British Crown seems more and the policy in tbe manufacture one of the new companies was on fire be left immediately Building Worker Is .tour the provinces, while tne Underbill, laid down their for Somerset. "She had a perfect right to take firmly anchored in the British Will Convoy Yachts On of engines had changed in all The bouqets of red gladiolis and Constitution than at any time in those cars which were commonly other performs in London, that action. This is a matter tbe Awarded Damages wjjj walked to the platform to receive He found that considerable British history. used in Bermuda. The engines repertory section in London damage had been caused to tbe House must actively concern it 4300-Mile Ocean Race be predominantly classical and their diplomas from tbe Bishop. self about. Mrs. Watson sits bere It may seem even more para now exceeded 10 horse-power not The graduates were Miss stock in the store room, and that Continued from Page 1* doxical to Americans that in a because it was intentional but British. extensive damage had been done as the elected representative of The plaintiff, tiie Chief Justice Eleanor Ethel Dixon, Calgary, the people of Paget. She does period when British people chose For the next three or four days because they had changed the The statement said conditions to the stock in the main grocery went on, denied that he knew of 180 officers and men of the Cuban had changed since the Old Vic Canada; Miss Margaret Holms not sit here as chairman of the a Socialist Government the Royal general policy in the manufacture Munro, Jamaica, B.WX; and Miss section. The stockroom was built any structural defect or impend Family, traditional symbol of Navy expect to relax and enjoy of engines. was formed to entertain the in 1944 at a cost of £ 1,000. The T.C.B. I can quite conceive of Marjorie Jean Rigby, Jamaica, the Executive questioning tbe ing danger, and said emphatically aristocratic rule, has reached tiie Bermuda, but after that they have poorer classes in South London. electrical wiring was done by tbe that he never heard any warning a lot of hard work ahead of them Besides, financial aid from the B.WJ. late Mr. Reginald Weeks. Mr. propriety of her action but they highest point in the affections of PRESSURE OVER SIZE might have asked bear to come to from the defendant or anyone the British people. — playing "mother hen** to four Government Arts Council re Weeks had told bim there was no else. The plaintiff also- said that ocean-going yachts now taking "If we restrict toe horse-power quired the theatre to serve a necessity to insulate the cable the Secretariat and in a perfectly informal conversation made sug- in any event, he was at the far end A PECULIARITY part in probably tbe longest ocean to 12.5 we are eliminating what I national rather than a local which had caused the resignation which was laid on the rafters as of the roof from the other two yacht race staged. believe is going to be toe next interest. of four directors. the cable was made of lead, Mr. | ^eSJ°?s'. men at the time of the warning The British sometimes like to The Cuban frigate "Maximo pressure — for all cars, no mat Last month a leading stage Fifteen teachers at the theatre Roberts said f Hut m cold black and white alleged to have been given. think this a combined tribute to Gomez** came into Hamilton Har ter the size, which have 14 horse director, Mr. Tyrone Guthrie, school also had resigned, claim 1 the flexibility of their institu power. I believe it is la the best took over as the theatre's man ing there was a trend toward "My stock was not fully covered *° dictate to her what she is to do bour and docked at No. 6 Shed 3 8 am not DEATH "TOUCH AND GO" tions and to the character of the yesterday afternoon, three days interests of Bermuda to adhere ager because of the argument, commercialism. b"My insurance,y whole insuranc" added eMr o.f Roberts £7,500. | t™o T,^*tolerat. e**! it. . *I would Preparelike tod present Royal Family, plus an j out of Havana, Cuba. The ship is to my policy. know if that letter was written "But even accepting the fact of element of some British peculiar was with the Alliance Insurance the warning, I am quite unable lo 303 feet long with a beam of 42 On a vote being taken Sir Company and the Sun Insurance on the initiative of the acting Col ity which no foreigner can com feet. Lt. Cmdr. Onelio Pino is Eldon's amendment was carried onial Secretary or. represented hold that it was sufficient to prehend. Company. It is very difficult to a commanding officer, and Lt. Diaz by 5-3. . Voting in support of estimate tbe loss. I teal' that the considered judgment of the PP«se the plaintiff of the nature In a shaky world the monarchy Quibus is her executive officer. Sir Eldon were the president of of the risk he was incurring, a £ 10,000 will not cover the loss Executive Council, concluded may seem all the more important The four 55-foot yachts — two the Council, the Eo\ Sir Brooke of my stock, business > and the Mr. Misick. risk entailing serious injury if not as a cornerstone of British tradi Francis, the Attorney General, death," the Chief Justice said. are American, one Argentinian Just Arrived — Household Dept. amount of money I have put into Conceding that the matter con tions and as a symbol of per ma- and the other Cuban—left Havana the acting Colonial Secretary, the fittings. It is my opinion that veyed to him the House was in a "Any master with a proper sense nance amidst a violently chang Boa. E. T. Smith; and Sir Howard of responsibility would, in the on June 17 for San Sebastian, the fire started in the roof. A very awkward position Mr. Percy ing scene. Spain, about 4,500 miles away. T-Ott. Opposed to toe amend large quantity of matches were Tucker said: circumstances known to the Most Britons like the idea of ment were the Hon. F. G. Gosling, defendant, have ordered his men Another Cuban frigate, tbe "Jose GLASS WARE stored OR the floor of the stock "I take it from the remarks having their top public figure Marti," is acting as convoy from the Hon. W. S. Cooper and the room but they were not dam made by Mrs. Watson that she off the roof, and as things turned and his family removed entirely Hon. L. D. Fox. out, the defendant j*_«nld consider Havana to a point north of Ber aged." looked up and found a two-edged from partisan politics, particu muda which is expected to be "This is like asking for a car sword dangling over some vital himself fortunate, for had tbe larly perhaps when the crucial plaintiff died as a result of the reached some time after next for the doctor's wife," declared CASH WAS INTACT spot and she stood in fear. Thank need for some unifying force is Tuesday. Mr. Gosling when the clause re goodness I have plenty of nerve. injuries (and the surgeon con felt. As the only visible tie Then the "Maximo Gomez" will I lating to the entitlement of medi The other partner, Mr. Sidney There are two courses open to veyed that it was just touch and symbolising the Commonwealth go) he might very wail have been take over as convoy until tbe cal practitioners to own and use Westbury, said be left tbe store I her now. One is that she should of Nations the Royal Family's two private cars came under con secured on the Saturday. He re- |resig n from the chairmanship of called upon to answer for his sailing vessels reach Spain, prob function is probably more im-1 ably towards the end of July. It |sideration . Mr. Gosling sug- turned to the store about 2 pjn. an executive board where a sword negligence before a criminal portant than it was in the days court. is believed to be the first such guested that the doctor's wife 1 on the Sunday afternoon as a re is dangling over her, and the sec of imperial power, though much i could do what thousands of other sult of information he received ond is that she should resign from "In the result I find that there is race from Havana. The job of of Britain's past glory attaches the frigates is to keep in contact women had to do when their hus while he was at St. George's. the House." no evidence that the plaintiff sentimentally to persons of the knew of his danger, nor indeed wito the yachts by radio and to bands were using the car — hire When he arrived tiie fire was Royal Family. a taxi. under control. He checked the I TO PRODUCE LETTER any consent (to take the risks) give any assistance necessary. and the defence therefore fails." Sir Eldon Trimingham said he cash and found it intact. IT IS A FAMILY The frigate in Hamilton has on Although two panes of glass in . Announcing that the first ser- Earlier in his judgment tiie board Captain Diaz Arguelles, was "afraid" of the provision. the front door were broken, pre- 'lous intimation of the matter had Chief Justice observed that the But much of the Royal Family's i chief of toe North Naval District "I can think of a good many peo sumablv bv tho Fir«_ Rr»arf. I come to hum that afternoon, Mr. defence admitted negligence, but psychological appeal is that it is of the Cuban Navy. Like all ple who could use two cars," he We\% was no todiSton o any W™? Vesey admitted: he was argued(that the ptainUti:knew of a family. Though they are the other ships of the Cuban Navy, said. "Are we concerned with forcible entry- The heavy burn- ™* * a Position to reply. But he | thejault in the dwelling most untypical family to Britain the frigate is flying the Cespedes expense or are we concerned with ing indicated by smoke was on ?°.d he woul d endeavour to ob- Where, however," he stated, they have a convincing ability to flag on her bow, as well as the convenience? I dont believe it FLOWER FROGS m a c Dy ff e let "the risk to which a servant is present themselves as a familiar regular Cuban flag astern. is a cheap form of entertainment the wall in the north-east corner, *? .i ? ° S* ______!______duce i( m to exposed is not incidental to his family group, lhe Princesses in A programme of sightseeing to run a car, anyway, by the time PUNCH BOWLS AND CUPS where there was a quantity of * House. employment or, though incidental, Britain take the place which you have paid licence and in papers and records. for the officers and men has been is attributable to his master's movie stars occupy in America as planned for today. Tomorrow surance fees and all toe rest of "My personal opinion is that it. It- requires a considerable COOL DRINK SETS advance party arrived, and witbin negligence, no consent on the examples to emulate, and most they will probably attend Church tbe business stands to lose a con servant's part to take it upon him British mothers would prefer to services in Hamilton. amount per annum and I believe siderable amount of money an hour the fire was under con self is to be implied merely by bave Princess Elizabeth or it would be cheaper for a doctor's COVERED BUTTER DISHES through the fire. I wish to thank trol. reason of the fact he knew of its Princess Margaret as examples wife to use a taxi four or five the Police, the Hamilton Fire NO FELONIOUS ENTRY existence. for their 'teen-age daughters to times a week than it would be Brigade, the UJS. Navy and all copy. The traditional pomp and Vancouver Boy Scout Home running a car. FRUIT DISHES — NUT DISHES those who assisted at tbe out The fire appeared to be con NO KNOWLEDGE AND conspicuous display of wealth break," said Mr. Westbury. centrated in tbe roof of the north CONSENT which surrounds Royal living is After Round World Tour COMPARABLE PROBLEMS VASES, PLAIN AND COLOURED Chief Inspector William Alex east corner, said the police officer. more enjoyed as a free show in ander Henderson said he notified He examined the cash register "It must therefore be shown Britain than resented as a social VANCOUVER. June 22 (Reu "I do not begrudge doctors an Hamilton Fire Brigade, v\.hic-h and found tbe money "float" in conclusively," he ruled, "that anomoly. Though there * are ter).—A round-the-world tour extra car, really, but I am per ASH TRAYS — ALL SIZES was at that time engaged on fire- the till was intact. There was no there was both knowledge and critics who would like to scale was completed early today by 12- fectly sure that there will be fighting at Devonshire Marsh. indication of felonious entry into consent on the part of the plain- dowfi the Royal Family's manner year-old Bhagwan Singh, a Boy many other cases brought up, He dispatched a message to the the building. I tiff."' This, according to the of living and some who would Scout from Duncan, British each problem comparable wito U.S. Naval Base for assistance. The final witness was Alfred 1 jud.ment, was not shown. like to do away with the mon- | Columbia, on Vancouver Island. a doctor's, which the Legisla When he arrived on the scene Leron Victor Butterfield, who One of toe expert witnesses archy altogether, they are a very Away almost a year, he made tive Council will be asked to ease ; called during the trial, Robert small and un vocal minority. Most up on. We are going to arrive at of the fire thick smoke was eddy was tbe first to notify the police | Hunt Clark, civil engineer, said the good-will tour under sponsor ing from tbe eaves and shutters about tbe fire. He bad observed people feel they have a kind a ship of the Canadian Boy Scouts' a point where everyone can bave that during visits to toe house, stake to tbe Royal Family and two cars if they like." of tbe building. A bucket- smoke coming from tbe chimney which had since been rebuilt, and Association and his father, a brigade was formed and concen and eaves of the store. He - in everything the Royal Family timber contractor. Sir Eldon said he. would be after consultations with tbe owns and does. Royalty is the trated its effects at the window formed Claud Perinchief, who present owner, be had drawn up Bhagwan met many famous willing to support an appropriate in the north-eastern corner, was in^ charge of the Sandys I ^,»"«rf"t_*T--*__e as it had"been" most personalised expression of people—the Pope at the Vatican, clause which would provide for where the flames were emitting. parish fire tank. There was no> originally built, nationalism, and one of the most the Prime Minister of India, Mr. a doctor to hire a car at any time Shortly afterwards the Hamilton one around the building when he ^g two-storey dwelling had a interesting. Nehru, in New Delhi, and General his own car was out of order. Fire Brigade and tbe UJS. Navy arrived, Mr. Butterfield said. | iSTge basement, intended far a Ridgway in Tokyo Sir Howard Trott said it should i _____»______«»______•___»______. i workshop, .with a large, ceatrally- positioned steel beam designed to support the upper structure and 15 ORDERSMFORETHE itself supported by two pillars of Recommend More Sections Bermuda stone 12 inches thick and ASSEMBLY ON MONDAY five feet long. Stock Up Now On These! The weight of the beam and the F*fi«en orders of the day face uncompleted upper storey which the House of Assembly on Monday CHAMPAGNE GLASSES Of Right-of-Way Be Used it was supporting caused pftssure afternoon. Masters Garage of approximately 32 pounds per Second readings will be given square inch. Clarke estimated toe following bills: The Statute Dundonald Street OLD FASHIONED Continued from P»ge 1 that this was too much for Ber Law (Revised Edition) Act, the traffic for horse-drawn vehicles i Shore road as far as the Elbow muda stone. Summary Offences Act, 1926 MARTINI should be in the west to east Beach Station and follow toe Dr. William Henry Cox Masters Amendment Act, 1951, the Ifftr- direction,, as it is thought that railway right-of-way as far as itstestified that Wolfe was suffering cules Tankers Act, the South traffic returning to Hamilton junction with the Foot of the extreme pain when admitted to Shore Road Improvement Aet and Headquarters for CLARET would thus avoid the main stream Lane. hospital, and after examination the Public Health Act, IfSl. of westbound traffic in the late "In tbis fashion an almost con was found to be suffering peri Two messages from the Gover for COCKTAIL afternoon. tinuous stretch of well graded, tonitis caused by a hemorrhage in nor will be considered. One re "The committee therefore re scenic, motor-free route would the abdomen. He said if an opera quests the provision of £2,150.10. commends that a message be sent be provided, and some relief tion had not been performed im for the continued employment of CORDIAL to His Excellency the Governor afforded to the congestion on the mediately Wolfe would have died. seven prison officers and one RADIO REPAIRS requesting that the Transport main highway from Hamilton to Wolfe told the court he bad been assistant matron, and another working ia the "valley" between TOM COLLINS GLASSES Control Board be instructed to Somerset. The estimate oi the seeks £900 to resume the clean and ooen tbis section of the railway cost supplied by the Director of twin gable roofs on the north side ing of tha Pembroke Marsh drain right-of-way as an experiment Public Works is a follows: (a) when the roof collapsed. He fell age canal. WHISKY GLASSES under the conditions outlined from Somerset to Franks Bay, 25 feet, with stones falling on top A third message deals with the above. 3.-4 £12,650; (b) from Elbow Beach of him, striking him ia the chest, request of the Legislative Council Electrical Wiring WATER TUMBLERS "The committee has' examined Station to Foot of the Lane, arm and hip. that the House concur in the fhe possibility of opening further £4.9M. He was in great pain and unable amendment proposed by the to walk and was assisted to a Council to the Foster Children sections of the railway right-of- 'The committee therefore re BilL way similar to the section already commends the conversions of the nearby truck and driven to hospi of ail kinds converted in the Somerset area. railway right-of-way under the tal. Debate wm be oontinued on the The committee based its recom plan outlined in paragraph 2 In assessing damages, the Chief Interpretation Bill and toe Statute mendations on tbe acquisition of above and the control of traffic Justice allowed for the fact that Law Revision (Repeals) Bill. T«I: 4006 All At Money access to the right-of-way ia the thereon similar to that recom Wolfe had been unable to work There are two private petitions, vicinity at Somerset Rectory, the tor nine weeks following the acci both from Thomas Durham Peace RASTERS LTD mended in paragraph 1. For this use of the main public road from purpose the committee further dent. He awarded him £101.5.0 and another for the incorporation Radio and Electrical the south gate of the Naval recommends tiie appropriation of for wages, £190 for general of Shell Bermuda Petroleum Saving Prices! Operating Base to Evans Bay the estimated funds." damages and special damages of Company and Shell Bermuda Dept. Statical, end junction again with The committee comprises Mrs. £25 for doctor bills, and £36.2.0 Overseas. the public road at Franks Bay Edna Watson, Captain Winter, for hospital expenses. The House will also consider Station. and' Messrs. C. G. Gilbert, H. T. Mr. W. R. Kempe represented the report of toe wioct . nmm'lt. e • "From this point it was planned North and J. E. Pearman. (The the plaintiff while the defendant's which investigated the plan of ac Growing I Why? Because We Give Service! that traffic from the right-of-way report has not yet been signed by. counsel was Mr. E. T. Richards, tion for further reconversion at i road would travel onto the South Mr. Pearman.) M.ci. the railway right-of-way. •MM MMK