The Evening1Post, Wednesday, November 21,1945 8 U.S.S. VINCENNES SPORTING SHOULD GO BACK HIGH PRAISE NOW IN WELLINGTON KEVIN RETIRED BROKEN HILL STRIKERS PATRIOTIC EFFORT IMPRESSIVE WAR RECORD PENSACOLA DOUBTFUL DECISION BY UNION GOVERNMENT'S THANKS The United States cruiser Vincennes, (Special to "The Post.") Rec. SYDNEY, November 21. flagship of Rear-Admiral Paul Hen- CHRISTCHURCH, This Day. 12.30 p.m. 'I cannot find words at my command dren, of the Pacific By unanimous vote, the memberssof to express my appreciation of and Commander South Kevin has probably run his last race. Area and Force, arived at Wellington ligament looked like the Australian Workers' Union decided gratitude for what has been done by afternoon, A suspensory at at Newcastle to ask the the Patriotic Fund Board and yesterday and berthed at giving" out, making his scratching for a meeting National Quay at 3.30. She for New South Wales Trades and Labour those associated with it," stated the Aotea will stay the New Zealand Victory Cup neces- a -week and during that time oppor- unlikely that he will Council to direct the strikers to re- Prime Minister (Mr. Fraser) today, tunities will be given to the public to sary, and it is sume work at the Broken Hill Pro- when opened the eighth Dominion be tried again. During the six seasons he inspect the ship. Many functions and £4935 for Mr. K. prietary Steelworks on the basis exist- patriotic conference to be held since been arranged for en- he raced Kevin won before stoppage. conference is tours have the Murphy, of Wellington, the major ing the Ihe war began. The re- tertainment of her officers and men. J coming Charges were made at the meeting presentative of the board and provin- portion of the stake-money throughout the As soon as the ship berthed yester- by R. Wilson at Riccar- disputes cial patriotic councils day while trained that the local committee did country. Mr. Fraser said that next to Rear-Admiral Hendren called on ton, though as a two- and three-yeai- not want a resumption at present, and who did the American Charge d'Affaires ad in- George won races with mm. the enthusiasm of the men terim, Childs, old T. R. that the Communists were using the the fighting he knew of nothing that Mr. Prescott and with A very useful stayer, the Martarma-- gave more way him latar visited the Prime Minister crowned his recora dispute to advance the interests of satisfaction than the (Mr. Fraser) Taraheke gelding the patriotic effort was organised, the and the Minister of De- by winning the New Zealand Cup last their party in a campaign to smash were fence (Mr. Jones). Official calls were at 10 a.m. manner in which the funds rais- made Rear-Admiral year. He was withdrawn the trade union movement. ed, and finally the splendid way in upon Hendren this today from all his engagements at which all the activities were carried morning by the chairman of the Wel- The main barrage to the resumption lington Harbour Board (Mr. W. H. his of work is the demand by the strikers out and the way the money was con- Price) Owing to the death of Melbourne trolled. accompanied by the Harbour- owner, Mr. G. Bramall, Majestic Fox that the Broken Hill Proprietary should (Captain Peterson), Nursery said that not had master P. S. and will not the Spring give seniority guarantees before work I Mr. Fraser only the Mayor (Mr. Appleton). The calls contest Saturday.-we is The Broken Hill Pro- | a great job been done during the war will Handicap at Riccarton on resumed. be returned this afternoon, and for all engagements at prietary has so far refused to confer but a basis had been established for State luncheon is to be given for was scratched with any future organisation that might be a 10 a.m. today. the Ironworkers' Association on the Admiral tomorrow. Wing accepted tor~ the issues involved because the union required. On behalf of the- Govern- Luncheon guests of, Rear-Admiral Lance has been• by ment, he thanked all who had played in the New Zealand Victory Cup ana has been deregistered the. State Hendren on the Vincennes today were but he pro- a pert in the work, and added that (Mr. Fraser), Riccarton Handicap, will Industrial Commission. could also the the Prime Minister the bably in the Cup, though no he felt .sure he express of Defence (Mr. Jones), the run DISMISSAL NOTICES of the people. The fact Minister rider has yet been engaged. | appreciation Minister of Finance (Mr. Nash), the easier An important development in the that the. Patriotic Purposes Regula- Members Zealand Army Rugby team which is now making a lour the British Isles. Back row, the left, J. A. Naval Unless the track becomes a of the New of from U.S. Attache, Commander Caesar will be starter strike yesterday was the issue of dis- tions had been adopted showed de- Creighton, and Captain William G. Julius a doubtful sire on the part of all interested to Gasson (war correspondent), H.E. Cook, J. G. Bond, R. W. 11. Scott, R. L. Dobson, G. B. Nelson, E. G. Boggs, F. N. Haigh, J. B. in the Welcome Stakes. missal notices to 700 employees of the Lalor, U.S.N., commanding officer of Royal Stewards and Lloyd's Proprietary. have not only an efficient organisation Smith, J. Proctor, V. C. Butler (selector). Middle row: W. G. Argus, J. G. Simpson, J. R. Sherratt, S. L. Young, N. 11. Thornton, D. S. Vincennes. A. E. Didham, who rode an the in Melbourne, NeAvcastle. There will be no work for the collection of funds, but also Bell, Rhind, Woolley, Blake, W. J. McCarthy (radio commentator). Front row: J. (selector The ship will be open for inspection Flight in her races Cor steel sup- efficient organisation for the disburse- P. K. S. W. R. D. Johnstoiu A. W. llore arrived in Auckland early this week, them next week because coach), (captain), Finlay by the public from 2 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. Riccarton on Saturday. plies have been cut off by the Broken ment of those funds There had been and W. A. Meates, W. J. McPhail, W. S. Edwards, C. K. Suxton Colonel A. H. Andrews (manager), J. each day except on Friday and Mon- and will be at Proprietary no more autonomous bodies in the McLean, The only horse from his Wingatui Hill strike. (vice-captain), F. R. Allen, K. D. Arnold, /. C. Kearney, P. J. Guylon (masseur). ..J. injured in flic opening match against day, when the hours will be from 1.30 the meeting is Sieg- The Full Cabinet has decided to order country than the board and the pat- Swansea, p.m. to 3 p.mJ stable engaged at provide riotic councils, and knew that never is missing. , _ TTr the drafting of a Bill to for he U.S.S. Vincennes is classed as a light form. jockey J. W. greater use of conciliation in the arbi- had any organisations won the confi- cruiser, of 10.000 tons, standard dis- The lightweight of the people people Jenkins, after being on service over- tration system. It is believed that dence more. The placement. She is commanded by Wingatui Cabinet opinion is hardening against all over the country had entered whole- Captain William G. Lalor, U.S.N., seas, is again with the heartedly into the work, raising money, trainer F. Shaw. Jenkins signalled his direct Government interference with HOLIDAY WELLINGTON CITY ART UNION DRAW whose executive officer is Commander winning at ihe fixation of the basic wage or week- packing parcels, knitting, and making QUEUES POLICY DEFINED L. W. Bailey, U.S.N., and she carries return to race-riding by ly . comforts, and staffing clubs and can- 1100 Gore, and he was also successful at hours of work. Most Ministers be- more than 70 officers and about lieve that, for constitutional and other teens. Clothes had also been collect- men. Her main armament consists of Winton. , _ reasons, ed for relief of British people during RAILWAY CENSUS RESULT "I MAY BE LUCKY" CREDIT AND CURRENCY turrets, Unless rain eases the track Pensa- these matters must be left to BOOKINGS 32 6-inch guns in four triple is i;he courts. the blitz. 12 5-inch guns, and a large number of cola's engagement in The Stewards THE FUNDS RAISED 40 and 20-millimetre pieces. In the not likely to be continued. He failed SOME WAITED ALL NIGHT ONLY SMALL INCREASE BUT NOT WELLINGTON LABOUR PARTY'S PLANS hit out freely at Motukarara and Mr. Fraser said that the Provincial degree of superstructure she looks to gallop on the Patriotic Coimcils had raised nearly Railway booking for the last Friday Census results issued yesterday A comprehensive remit giving the more like a battleship than a' cruiser, obviously was unable to were:— INVESTORS seven points of the monetary policy .especially ncr hard track. THE POLICE FORCE £6.000,000 and had assisted the Patri- before Christmas—a big travel day— First prize in the "I May Be in the tiered tower of signs of raising approxi- . 1915. lOfifi. Inc. Lucky" of the Labour Party was endorsed by bridge and fighting top. Major Argosy was showing otic Fund Board in began o'clock this morning,, I;;,8I9 art union, drawn in Wellington today, yesterday, but mately £2,0'0Q,000. The board at seven Waipa. County .. 11,730 20«9 the annual conference of the party, The Vincennes belongs to the largest soreness after galloping another began, Wellington, City 122,081 115.705 0970 went to "Maybe," Waimakau. Inglc- Cavalier, is hopeful he had handled over £8.000,000, includ- but for the most determined it at which it was stated that the in- cruiser class in the world, well over his trainer. L. Military camps are included in both jwood, which won first prize in the vestigation of that policy had been United will be able to take his place m the ALLEGED DISCONTENT ing money contributed by the patriotic as far as waiting in the queue was . last art union, the second 50 having been built in the Ellis his the 1945 totals. j won by the Parliamentary years. She Derby field with L. J. as councils. The money had been used concerned, just after, five o'clock last prize in this. Ponsonby, Hastings, and referred caucus States in the last few is to provide comforts and amenities for Really, it not necessary, The count for Wellington city repre- to a committee of nine, including four the third ship of-her name •and has rider. evening. v?as Timaru gained third, fourth, anrl fifth COMMISSIONER'S REPLY personnel overseas and in New year are being sents an increase of just over 6 per Ministers, which would meet regu- had two notable predecessors. The Service for train services this prizes respectively. - sail with submit conclusions naval vessel to Interviewed concerning the article Zealand. In the last war that work trebled on those of last Christmas, and cent. This may be compared At the drawing Constable G. C. Don- larly and its as re- first American POVERTY BAY DIVISIONS on by 600 different a 22 cent, for Auckland city, to the Government around the world, early in the last published 'yesterday with regard to had been carried railway officials told "Post" reporter nearly per nelly represented the Police Depart- commendations p GISBORNE. This Da.v. in the Police Force, bodies. If there were 600 un- there will be some accommoda- 10.37 per cent, for Christchurch, and through the Minister of Finance. century, was the original Vincennes. Handicap Poverty Bay alleged discontent today, ment and Mr. H. Gerrard represented was a heavy 'The Maiden at the the Commissioner of Police (Mr. J. co-ordinated bodies, obviously they tion for everyone. 1.2 per cent, for Dunedin. the Department of Internal Affairs. The remit said the policy should be The second Vincennes races on Saturday lias been divided and the Cummings) stated that some members could not do th# work in the way in "It's a question of comparative dis- The official urban area of Wellingv Results:— a managed credit and currency system cruiser, which was commissioned in stake increased by £130. The divisions are:-- in that which it had been carried out by the told. "The Hutt, East- 1937 and was sunk in the first Battle Maiden Handicap, £260; 6 furlongs.—First of the force were disappointed comfort," the reporter was ton-includes Lower Petone, First Prize, £2000. with a view to preyenting inflation or Cot-case, they were not allowed to resign im- organisation set up in 1939. first to line up came soon after bourne, and Johnsonville, and the total deflation; maintaining purchasing of Savo Island in August, 1942, dur- division: Young Parlse, Dainty Moti, man 391G7 "Maybe," ing Guadalcanal campaign. Our Baby, Autumn Prince, Ratatu, TS"o Won- mediately after the conclusion of In the last war the total patriotic five, and even he admitted that it was of those has increased from 148,429 to Waimakau. power according to the availability of the Merry Bing, Goto Second Prize, IN PACIFIC der 5.7; Gay Senorita, hostilities. A number of men were funds collected were £4,866,520, and hardly necessary then, but he was 169,770, or by nearly 14i per cent. £500. commodities and services; providing OPERATIONS Watch, 8.0. Second division: Ernbrae, Butts, held during the war period notwith- the balance at the end of that war back again about six; so he put in The largest share of the increase oc- 121593 "Lucky Jim," Inglewood. for the repayment and reduction of Commissioned in January of last Flight Rigger, Carey, Joy Bay, Master Gam, standing they had reached the retire- was £1,500,000. In the war just con- about fourteen hours, and of course he curred in Lower Hutt, where the in- Third Prize, £250. public debts, internal and external; year, the present Vincennes made her 5.7; Gynoeciura, Citation, Flying Dinlc, Yaiisi- ment age of 65 years, this being done cluded the total collections were got his two rail-car seats. He pre- nearly that Wel- progressively reducing interest rates with the enemy in June likos, S.O. , crement was twice of 14738 first contact Hurdles; „..12.45, to assist keeping up the strength of £8,000,000, and balance was just ferred standing and waiting> fourteen lington city. "Two Mugs," Ponsonby. to the lowest economic level; guar- of the year. Since then she has Startlnjt times are: 12.0, Peace in the same Maiden Handicap No. 1: 1.25, Maiden Handi- theforce. Temporary men were taken over £2.000,000. hours to—at the very worst—standing The Auckland urban area, which Fourth Prize," £150. anteeing prices for primary products been present at every major engage- 2.45, only, New part in cap No. 2: 2.5 Army Hack Handicap; on for. the war period but in cases He had noticed with great interest, fewer hours between here and comprises all the 12 neighbouring 119563 "Burma," Hastings. to cover costs of production, with a ment in the Pacific. She took Nursery Handicap: 3.2-". Victory Handicap: Plymouth, stood including the where they were found to be suitable said Mr. Fraser, the proposals put for- but most of those who boroughs, including Onehunga and Fifth £100. reasonable margin for producers; main- the Marianas operations, '1.10, Air Foreo Hack Handicap; 4.55, Navy they passed night did get first-class Prize, Philippines, the later they were assured that if ward, and apparently agreed to, by and sat last Otahuhu, has increased by 24i per 62695 "Warfield," taining and expanding living standards; first Battle of the Hack Handicap. the necessary examination and were the Canteen Fund Board, the National accommodation. cent. Timaru. and providing full employment with a action in Leyte Gulf, where the Vin- favourably reported upon they would Patriotic Fund Board, the R.S.A., and "First-class seats go quickly, for the £10 Prizes.—2o7ss6 Will Win, Wellington; guaranteed minimum wage. cennes sank an enemy heavy cruiser, The figure for Jnvercargill will be 42001 Hurl, Wellington 75001 This Time, . then existing in the others regarding amal- main reason that there are on an released, ; Ours (Mr. Nash) air strikes and sweeps against Luzon fill.the vacancies interested an tha next to be and the totals Lower Finance of the temporary gamation Hutt; 109350 Three figures, Wellington; The Minister of and Formosa, and in the South China Police Force. Some of the national patriotic have yet to be obtained from Waikato, 199517 1 Vani ypnictime, N5, Wellington; expressed the opinion that the mak- PERSONAL ITEMS that were taken •on for the war funds and the canteen funds for future Wallace, and Fiord counties, 17944 T. and l\., I'ahiatua Sea. the invasion of Iwo Jima. strikes men Southland. ; G9IOG Mully Tap- ing available of interest-free money seizure of Oki- period only replaced those that joined use. At that juncture he wished to and from the boroughs of Gore, lin, Auatoiloi, .Mastertou ; 152500 I Fed Lucky, totally although, he against Tokio and the had Wellington; was impracticable, nawa. The was on her way T. E. Mellor.R.N.Z.N.V.R., the Armed Forces, and a number say nothing more than that that ap- Mataura, and Winton. The Dominion Tanner. 207558 Mousic, 4a Ts said, he did not like interest. Labour Vincennes Lieutenant tendered their resignations, some of peared to him to be an eminently NUREMBERG TRIAL totals should then be available. Monio I'koad, Lower Hutt; 10321 Imperial to Mare Island navy yard for overhaul who was captured by the Japanese i Grataan, Wellington; proposed to bring interest rates down her pre- which had been accepted. In many suitable step. Levin; 7980H Trieste, level, when Japan surrendered, and when they occupied Singapore, and the Fraser METROPOLITAN RETURNS. 42273 Anne Stewart, 5 Atliol Crescent, Wel- to the lowest possible economic assignment the flagship ofRear- who released from the Changi cases, owing to ill health and on Mr. eulogised the help given lington; 199813 already mortgage sent as was production of a that by the various national welfare bodies The following are the returns for the "Ofalii"; 75610 Rain Bird, and it had reduced Admiral Hendren was given to her prison camp, arrived in Wellington medical certificate Ribbentrop Collapses ul'ban areas in the four metropolitan Lower Hutt; 20701J7 Stupid, Wellington; and war loan interest rates to very they .were totally unfit for police duty, in assisting to promote the patriotic Upper there. / . yesterday, after spending some' weeks effort. districts: 197077 Namia Will Be, Hutt. low levels compared with what they Hendren's service in ...this Sydney. 'others also were released. Younger — £5 Prices.—722oo Thanks, Wellington; to be. Admiral in members of the force have been press- He paid tribute, among others, lo LONDON, November 20. AUCKLAND. 100377 Just For Me, L'almcrston North; 44051 used war includes participation in the North The Bishop of Aotearoa (the Right ing time to time that men reach- Mr. J. W. Heenan, At the Nuremberg trial, Ribben- i9i:,. inr.o. Lucky- Shirt, I'etone; -05353- Double Crossed, CONTROL OF INTEREST. Africa, Sicily, and Salerno operations. F. A. Bennett) will arrive in from Under-Secretary of 102,295 with the Rev. ing the age of 65 years should retire Internal Affairs, for his drafting of trop collapsed during the first Ain-ldimd City 12:;,27S Berbamporc, Wellington: 41271 Maybe Not, Credit and currency could not be He has been decorated Ameri- Wellington from Hastings on Satur- opportunities the day's proceedings, and was away Birkenhead 5.799 -3.397 I'etonu; 77747 Kapupa. Wellington: 2077U0 issuing lot of interest- can Legion of Merit, a Gold Star m Bishop, who will be the guest by a day. in order to give better. regulations, and to Mr. G. A. Hay- Northcoto 2,052. Our Lost Bean, Petone; A. N. Willson, controlled Merit, the The for the younger men. den, secretary of the Patriotic Fund for 20 minutes. 2.3G9 2001SO free money, and it was equally wrong lieu of a second Legion of of Canon Davies at St. Paul's Vicarage, detec-, Board, afterwards put to bed, i Taltapima 10,271 7.270 4!) Parade. Island Bay; 197431 The Three excessively high Oak Leaf Cluster—this beingiawarded James's, "Recently two members of the for his work. He said that He was Ucvf.nport. .12.121! 9,771 -Muss, Wellington; ISS2G Always Hoping, to issue money, at an Army— will preach at St. Lower staff tendered their resignations lie did not know what other and the doctors report that he will rate of interest; but the Government to him by the United States Hutt, on Sunday morning, and at St. tive work right. Ni:\v Lynn ..'.... 4.272 3,475 Fua'lherstnn; 207515 Glen, Pctonc; 6SS2O Bcn- Distinguished Service owing to ill health—the doctor in one Mr. Hayden would have in the future, be all Eden County ]fi.7no 10.131' zonia, tfalnierston North butt; 309705 Lucky now had absolute control of all in- and the British Peter's, Wellington, in the evening. advising immediate release. At but it could not be a small after Newmarket -.977 2.997 Birthday, Wellington; 105510 Hope On, Nelson, rates that could impinge harm- Order. „ , R. Mackintosh, been case task 20,Ui5 Might terest Captain Lalor spent the early part Mr. N. who has the present time no member of the the job he had done. .Mount Eden IS..* 15 I ."50530 So We, Lower , Hutt; 109497 fully upon community life. It was He superintendent of the Sun Insurance Mount Albert. 21,39:! 19,721 l.obnli, care 43 South Street, Ualmerstou economically, socially, o? his naval career in destroyers. force can be released without the The Minister of Internal (Mr. i 41)573 just impossible, Company, Ltd., in Australasia for the Charge of Affairs average train 100 first and 300 second. Onehunga i::,.SSU 11.052 .North; Little Queeney, S Pascal Street, was at Cavite, in the Philippines, when authority of the Minister in Parry) said that although the work convenience, but 31,0-10 Fetono; or politically, to abolish interest at attacked, reached last 24 years, and prior to that was Police," Mr. the That is not for our One Tree Hill 5.H27 r.ilmerston North; 150620 F.G.L.. present—not only must all contracts the Japanese and Zealandat Auckland, Cummings, continued. of patriotic bodies had come under in the interests oil holiday-makers. A EUcrsllc ;;.11-l 2,(j'.io 698-10 Olrl Bill, Karori; 153SSS No. 7. Welling- Australia after being taken off by sub- managerfor New "With reference to the long, hours his purview his job had been made 16, first-class pt::liulm - ",1W "|.-Perth as Chief of will be replaced by Mr. W. N. Bailment is true, they are efforts those carriage ! , 250,120 20i;,092 II Petono Avenue, Petone; 205560 My.se Flshe, was stationed as for Australia, and by cases this quite but of who were engaged in carriage 56. If the proportions were be ensured. Staff to the Commander of Allied superintendent 18d per day, seven Increa.se in urbao aieas, '10,43-1. Wellington; 70377 May 80, Waterloo; 157974 against dangers Hugh Duncan, of Auckland, as paid approximately carrying out patriotic activities. He round the other way, with Wellington Anderson, Mr. Nash warned the Forces, Western Australia, and Mr. days a week, meet this overtime. previously changed I (Jumble, ; 79740 Nurse or deflation, and Naval superintendent for New Zealand. Mr. to had not been associated more firsts than seconds, a lot oi people This is the complete list for the Northland. Wellington; 205437 It. anrl M., Wel- ot' either inflation he then went to Washington and serv- "Owing to promotions, retirements, with an organisation had worked population cited Greece, where, he said, inflation planning the Jomt Duncan will leave Auckland for Wel- it had been that would not get away at all."' jurban areas. Part of the lington; 79079 K.IJ. and P.P.. Masterton : month the ed on the board of to take up his appoint- deaths, and other casualties ,so unselfishly and whose efforts had . the inner counties 197550 Sybil (lOinez, 31 Rhodes Street, Carter- had meant that in one of He joined the Vin- lington new The reporter was shown lof Waitemata and Manukau . Chiefs Staff. early to men from been so of in circulation in- ment in the New Year. found necessary transfer well co-ordinated. What had mysteries of! the booking office. Book- and of the Henderson and Glen Eden ton; 7509S Our Future, Lower Hutt; 10S2S1 amount money cennes last'January, in time for the one station to another in order to watch been done for New service necessary at districts have to included in You May lie, 85 Waklegrave Street, Palmerston creased 500 times. Normally the the Zealand ing at the high turn-over town be Pal- the Iwo Jima operation. their interests and advancement in personnel in the patriotic sphere was times is a business too com- the Greater Auckland total. j North; 195013 Perhaps, Princess Street. drachma was fixed at about 60 to It been difficult to ob- famous holiday tner.stoii' North; 43311 Bootle, Wellington; 42790 but he possessed a 50,000,000 service. has the world over. He also eulo- plicated to be understood in half an ! WELLINGTON". ': Board; £. tain housing accommodation for them, gised the work of Mr. Heenan. and enough Luck Break, Wellington Harbour drachma note worth £1. BAND SHIPPING housing has of hour, but one aspect was clear I 1945. l!t::u. j CSSOO Lucky Last, fiopaua. X.1)., Palmerston there ADMIRAL'S FLAG but where accommodation Mr. Hayden. The whole organisation between tele- Wellington City :i22.USI 115.705 Years, Wellington; 704.457 01.710 \ water is drawn off for gardens. One Tomorrow: Tamahlne, Picton; Jlatangi, directions given them to call back (f.). ' "admission, to all concerts will ■ Picton; South Island to a northern town at Armed Forces from patriotic funds train- Hi. Kilda 7.:: 10 7,751. DIED OF SICKNESS. Waddington resident told a "Post" re- CVThe Nelson; Taupata. Tarakohe; Holmlea, Government. On get their seat numbers and fircen Island 2,090 2,299 free, though in some cases when Motueka; Breeze,. a-cost of £200 to the should be Nikau, not be considered as taxable time place of boarding the JjnU'ir. Kruest Frederick, I'te. Mrs. K. liurch, porter yesterday that between 10 a.m. collec- Holmglen, LyUelton; he found accommodation, but or leaving in Tort Chalmers 2,104 2,105 there are benefit performances, Bluff, Duneilln; Gloucester, Pearl Harbour. arrival income, l'educe in any way pay- train applied for, presenting a blank .1.958 Tamariia Tost Office, Cisbovnc (ni.). and 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. on Waimti, he now prefers to take on civil life. ments of pensions, allowances, or West Harbour 1.502 Waddington tions will be taken. Friday: Kangatira, Lyttelton; of the reservation and adding to the compli- Sunday the supply to Timaru; Holmdale, Dunedin, Oamaru;. Inalta, In this case it was on account grants made by the Government. Mr. That, might 79.751 78,787 entirely, and on Monday morn- health of the family of the constable Jacobs also cations of the train staff. ceased l'atea: Echo, Blenheim. transfer, which thanked the Government not appear to apply to Wellington seat Increase in urban areas, 991. j ing it was very difficult to obtain water Saturday: Wahine. Lyttelton; Tamahine, that he was planted a for its assistance to the patriotic Matangi, Nelson; Gale, give Department seekers at the moment, but it would Portions of the population of WaiUouaiti, DEATH OF BROTHER for washing. CATHEDRAL APPEAL Picton; Timaru. an indication that the effort and the contributions it had returning Sunday: Kangatira, Lyttelton. .doing the circum- apply when they were from Peninsula, and Talcri, Counties have to Lie The complaints were referred to the is its best under made. holidays. engineer, said Monday: Waiana, Auckland; Breeze, >\ana-fc- to assist the men in the Force. their included. city Mr. A. R. Bach, who Waipori, Sydney. stances Discussing post-war welfare work. The reporter was shown the point the and storage SUPPORT nui; Kami,-Napier; "In a number of cases where men Mr. Jacobs said they would longer BOY CHARGED WITH MURDER present reticulation FURTHER DEPARTURES, have their resignations, the no of this at the telegraphed application p. AUCKLAND, November 20. system were insufficient to meet the First Church of Christ Scien- PROJECTED tendered be dealing with men and women in after application A. dur- The the Today: Ransatira. Lytteltcn: Totara, >\esl- certificates produced have desk. Application Missing from his home at McLeans requirements of the whole city Hutt, has forwarded Grey- medical the mass, as was the case during the such train was stamped WAHINE ARRIVES tist Lower of port; Waimarino, Auckland; Gabriella, stated.that the men are physically for such and a Edgecumbe, near Whakatanc, ing periods of heavy demand. The following intimation to the Mayor Echo, Blenheim. war, but as individuals, and for that which meant that the tram, Road, a mouth; Alexander. Nelson; unfit for police duty. "Diverted," since Saturday afternoon, Donald Waddington block, which was on Wellington Cathedral Fund Committee. Patea; Foxton, Patea; Holmburn, reason he felt that some completely or class, or smoker or non-smoker ac- iouncl most of the other meeting of our church Inaha. "The Hon. Minister in Charge of co-ordinated scheme was passenger a PASSENGERS FROM SYDNEY Kingsley Crozier, aged 15, was higher level than "At the annual Housing done good deal to assist essential for commodation, which the morning in a dry drain. areas, was therefore being members unanimously decided that Lyttelton ; Matangl. Xcl- has a the- satisfactory and successful control miles away had asked The inter-Island express steamer dead yesterday i-esidential the D"Tomorrow : Wahlno. >apiei, the Police Department in obtaining few hundred, of his skull had been crushed affected. The supply was not cut off, as expression of good will from «oir Konara, Lyttelton: Koutumii, of the funds in the future. available; "diverted" meant Wahine arrived in Wellington this The back an Kararaea, Napier. for men transferred, but it for was not in and three pieces of a shovel handle but the heavy draw-off during peak one Christian denomination to another GLsborne; Waipahi. Kelson: houses The conference, said Mr. Jacobs, from first-class to second, morning with over 300 passengers from Kmigßtira, Lytteltou r Tamahme. must be remembered that men who diversion found nearby. periods too much for the system. should make our contribution to Friday: »anga- would probably be the last conference from the 3 p.m. Express to the next Sydney. Although she entered the were was we Building Fund. Our Picton; Breeze, Wangaimi: Holmdale. have been overseas must be given prior Heads a.m., it was after 9 To reinforce the Whakalane police, No relief was in sight until the new your Cathedral Dunedln; Greymouth, of patriotic bodies of that particular extra, and so on., and the final con- at .3.40. Mclntyre and £10 is attached, nul; Holraglen. Kaimai. consideration." type. o'clock when she berthed. The passen- Inspector Detective- reservoir above Waddington was com- cheque for therefore Maunganui, Lyttelton. fusion and complaint could almost in- you every success in this Matangi, xi. gers awaiting passage Sergeant Waterson, Gisborne, arrived pleted in April. The trouble had arisen and we wish Lyttelton; Ml variably be avoided by further inquiry, who had been night Saturday: Wahine. Wangamn,; at Edgecumbe yesterday, and last through construction of the reservoir national undertaking." son; Wingatui, Weatport; Gale,~ as advised, at the station where appli- to New Zealand in Sydney included boy's brother, hope of the Bishop (tie . 2nd N.Z.E.F. personnel and civilian in- the dead John Clifford lagging behind the construction of "So the EVASION cation had been made. Crozier, aged 16, arrested on a H. St. B. Holland) and the PoS; atlra. LyUelton; DRAFT FREEZING CHAMBERS busy day, ternees from the Far East. All seemed was State houses. If due to the Right Rev. K°^-ndS? M •Breeze, L>ttelton, will another difficulties that the Xapler; Tomorrow be again charge of murder. Mayor (Mr. Appleton) Picton: Wnlnui. booking for the Saturday before well and happy to be home and body was war had not been encountered, the re- appeal to all Tauranga, Australia. had good trip the Tas- The drain in which the have, catliedral project would Tlraaru; Tort MEN STOP WORK Christmas. Some will .insist again in they a across clump of cabbage trees servoir would been completed the community is being CHARGE AGAINST FOURTEEN waiting night—a good man. There were a number of young found was in a the State housing areas would sections of BERTHAGE LIST. AUCKLAND, most of the about 400 yards from the boy's home. and new realised," said Mr. Howard Wadrnan, P.A. November 20. many roll up after the pictures, and children in the party, which was met felt now have been served satisfactorily. committee, to The NEW ZEALANDERS The question of temperatures in the quite crowd of the Anxiety for his safety was first a member of the LONDON, November 20. the comparative laggards from 3 a.m. by a people on failed to return to the house In an effort to relieve the water posi- today. chambers in which they worked was the station staff will not wharf. when he artesian wells had been Post" The seven New Zealand warrant offi- onwards—and after leaving to feed the pigs. tion additional Mr. Wadman also quoted irom a discussed today at a stop-work meet- discourage them, but the fact was that The Wahine left here on November in the sunk at Birch Street, and were now a well-known cers and seven flight sergeants who ing of freezing employed in. run 13, and left again last Satur- John Crozier appeared letter received from workers by 10 o'clock today booking had Sydney Court, Whakatane, this pumping direct into the main reticula- and Roman Catholic, Wahine. No. 3: Mam UU!; recently walked off the Orion are to the export and King's Wharf sections that there were day. She will resume her running in Magistrate's business man. a No. 2: They have been aiong so expeditiously morning, and^was remanded till De- tion system in the north of the city. who said: "I know of 119 rule in my (Uaspow Wharf.—So. 2 ?«' be court-martialled. of the Auckland Farmers' Freezing not twenty people in the longest queue. the Lyttelton service tomorrow even- designed popula- people to : f»urall»a' charged with "evading a draft." Co., Ltd.'s works. The meeting start- ing. cember 4. Mains to serve a church which requests its ■ tion of between 10,000 and 11,000 were refrain from assisting any other lo»t Jackson. The men have already been brought led at 9.30 in the morning, adjourned and I 2: Foxton, Karamea. No. •>: commanding officer at now attempting to serve a population church or other good cause, before their for lunch, and continued till 5.30, (Mr. J. W. at having my Park. Brighton camp and remanded till sum- when it again adjourned till 8 PICTON SERVICE METHOD APPROVED YOUTHS CHARGED of 31,000, said the Mayor should feel honoured H.bmm was Andrews) when the complaints were associated with this worthy work ?SSlTr^arfSountwiiarf.-Walmarlno, Kopara. mary evidence is taken. o'clock tomorrow morning. The load- name Fmtt Quiv Vlncennw, Port referred to him. The present diffi- you have undertaken." He enclosed Quay W.'arf.-U.S.S. ing of butter and cheese into stores day year from Ao'tea ceased. CHRISTMAS SAILINGS GRATUITY PAYMENTS BREAKING AND ENTERING culty had been brought about by the £6 10s—a penny a for a !Phillip, Kartigi. Futurist. dry. few himself, his wife, and each of their The men contend that the tempera- The Union Steam Ship Company an- P.A. AUCKLAND, This Day. Four youths appeared in the Magis- windy weather of the past LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE been too following Government's regard- trate's Court today on charges of days. He urged residents to be more three children. tures in the chambers have nounces that the time-table "The decision using At a meeting in Feildmg, the Deputy r.aw scudon. p low. The management of the company (subject alteration) will operate over ing gratuity payments is welcomed breaking and entering premises in and considerate of others when water by TELE(!RA H . to Wellington, pleaded and placed in Mayor, who is a member of the Salva- 21. would not comment on the position the Christmas-New Year holiday period with the greatest enthusiasm by mem- around guilty, until the new reservoir is tion Army, took out penny VtFCKLAND. November CONTEST IN HASTINGS committed to the Supreme Court operation. Waddington residents had seven a Douglas (5.50 a.m.), tonight. on the Wellington-Picton ferry service. bers of the association," said Mr. E. were day certificates for his family. Arrived: Mount Park HASTINGS, This Day, A message from Auckland says the Friday, December 21, the L. Thwaites, Dominion president of the for sentence by Mr. J. L. Stout. S.M. been advised to take advantage of the walked into the from Vancouver. morning, On Tamahine Weller, night, A returned soldier AUCKLAXD. This Bay. A championship contest has been meeting continued this at- will leave here at 2.15 p.m. and on 2nd N.Z:E.F. Association, this morning. They were Leonard Charles small draw-off during the to cathedral appeal office and paid in a arranged by t-he Hawke's Bay Boxing tended also by delegates from South- 22, she will sail "I feel certain upwards of 99 per cent, labourer, 20; Lawrence Charles Law- obtain water in case the supply failed considered he tournament, Saturday, December farm hand, 18; Arthur David Stev- large gift as he was Association for its next down and Westfield. at 1.15 p.m. She will leave at 2.15 p.m. of the returned men will regard the son, during the day. Mr. Andrews said that "lucky to be back in little New Zea- 1W; H»H Clarrie Rayner (Blenheim) and gratuity as a nest ens, labourer, 18: and Leonard Lloyd approved by the City Council Sworthsi^ncy). (c.v v/hen on the following Monday, December 24, egg to re-establish plans land." 30s; :? Stock,.2-p Mas. 19^-ob Percy Kelly (Auckland) will contest themselves and their families, Dean, labourer, 21. provided the erection oil another South, re and on Wednesday, December 26, she and Ihe for Messrs. Burns, Philp, and Co., Ltd., int ), £90 17s lid. the New Zealand professional light- midnight. moneys will not be dissipated. Weller, Lawson, and Stevens were above Naenae to supplement 11UXEDIX> Ttite Day FROZEN will sail at The Tamahine charged with breaking and reservoir have made their office in the Pruden- Board deben- weight championship title relinquished ASSETS will sail again at 2.15 p.m. on Friday, "My association feels certain the jointly the supply to the residential areas in tial Building, Lambton Quaj', avail- "Sales: Chrustchun-h n™inase by Jack Jarvis 'Taranaki). on his Government need have no fears that a entering the house of Henry George north of the city. Per cent., Dec. 1961, i.lll 10*, December 28. on December 29 she will Field, 40 Ventnor Street, Novem- the able for those who wish to take out ture^ «U4 i: . retirement. gratuity payable in this form will cause on penny-a-day special JAPANESE IMPERIAL leave 1.15 p.m., and on Monday, ber 13 and committing theft. Dean a certificate. A B.nlc of A/Asia, 31, p.m. inflation." Mr. Thwaites also voiced window display, with a reproduction doS^?nßfrx.SSal Breweries,.** December she will sail at 2.15 and Lawson jointly charged with 10* Levland O'Brien, 265; Dominion HOUSEHOLD approval of the proposed gratuity for were CATHOLIC TENNIS of the cathedral, is being featured. cent., 194T-49, SO* war widows. breaking and entering the house of jsSs'Bd; Stock. 2*4 Per Lxist, Following are the results of the second scries •6d- Rec. 12.45 p.m. TOKIO, Nov. 20. Eleanor 55 Yule Street, 17s THE WAR DEAD Catherine matches in the Wellington Catholic Lawn DUNEDIN. Xoremfcer 21. General MacArthur has frozen the on November 12, and committing theft, of Lyttel- THE ROSE SHOW entering Tennis Sub-Association's competition:— j Arrived: Glonogle (7.13 a.m.), from assets of the Imperial household and VALUATION OF LAND and also with breaking and Victory Challenge Shield.—lsland Bay 9, THE PETONE CLUB ex- Selma Wickens, Cala- 'Wellington. LIVING MEMORIALS blocked all Imperial transactions existing of the house of 74 Brooklyn 7 ; Petone 10, Thorudon 6; Marist 13, Old members of the Petone Working Breeze (11.30 a.m.), for cept for normal operating expenses. The practice excluding bar Road, date. Dean Joseph's 3; : A statement would be issued shortly SOME MAGNIFICENT from the unimproved value the cost on the same St. St. Anne's 11, Seatoun 5. Men's Club were the guests of honour memorials, stated the was further charged with breaking and Burney Cup.—Thorndou (135 games) 12, regarding war DISPLAYS of improvements done in carrying out entering the house of Charlotte .lohnsonville (I2S games) 12; Island Bay 17, at a special function held in the, club BERTHED Prime Minister (Mr. Fraser) today subdivisions is altered by the Valua- 7: Kilbirnie 0; Hutt recently. It is stated that 150 of the KARTIGI SAFELY patri- CITY things —the wind, the Patricia Pollock, 71 Tirangi Road, on Northland Brooklyn 24, when he opened the Dominion THREE FIRES IN All considered tion of Land Amendment Act, which November 8. v Seatoun (postponed). club members present were over 60 After battling with the north- otic conference. He added that he by lack of rain and all those happenings read a first time in the House Joseph's Trophy.—St. Joseph's 13, Kil- years age. Special westerly gale for nearly six hours yes- Three calls to fires were received gardener year was of 'On the application of Detective- St. of reference was thought the feeling was that those Wellington Fire Brigade this that confound the who Representatives* last evening and re- liirnie 0; St. Anne's 19. Mutt 5; Marist 10, made to Messrs R. Corson, T. Ryan, W terday Union Steam • Ship Com- the morn- for ideal weather—this Sergeant E. H. Compton, who conduct- S. th! memorials should take the form of be- At 9.15 four machines from by year hopes ferred to the Lands Committee. The Pclono Smith, J. Cotton, and E. who collierKartigi was finally towed youth ing. a.m. year's at the Summer Rose (Mr. ed the case for the police, Dean and Riddler, pany's ing beneficial particularly to the the Station and one from display Minister of Lands Skinner) said Lawson remanded to appear at had been members of the club for safely back and berthed at Aotea by the establishment of community Central Show is quite up to the highest stan- that of subdivision were p,m. The Kartigi was Thorndon attended a fire in the mat- the costs would be Palmerston North on Friday on a fur- SHARE MARKET about 50 years and who were present. Qua/ at 3.30 centres, sports centres, and so forth— L. Hart and Co., dards. In some respects displays incorporated in unimproved values and The of caught by the wind and blown across would embody the tress factory of B. far ahead: this is certainly of ther joint charge of breaking guests honour were welcomed moving that that conception 92 Tory Street, where kapok had are so and many anomalies in arriving at entering the house of William Walker, by the president, Mr. A. Barlow. Other the harbour- while she was spirit of those who fought for their specialty roses, of which new varie- values would be removed North, Wellington Exchange Railway to lives better caught alight. Bucket pumps were of ranunculas and rateable 81 Campbell Street, Palmerston Stock speakers were the Hon. W. Nash, the Sound f?Sn-the Wharf, country and gave their the ties are shown, The Bill also provided foi the establish- ring yesterday: floating dock to undergo repairs. else. The desire ap- used and damage was confined to. and violas. The ladies of the and there stealing a watch and Sales inado after going to press Hon. J. dimming, M.L.C., the vice- the Toia, Tera- than anything pansies, ment of Assessment Courts for various and £65 in cash. 2y per cent. Stock, 1/10/53, £07; £250 president (Mr. W. F. For several hours the tugs peared be that the memorials should kapok. society, working as enthusiastically as present £000 2 Gill), and a mem- with the to At 10.55 a call to districts, he said. The prac- Evidence given, with regard to 3 per cent. Stock, 15/0/52-55, £100 10s; ber of the (Mr. whiti, Natone, struggled be something that was living and vital. a.m. was received with Mrs. A. J. Dv Pont, have a tice for the was executive W. B. and after towing a gorse fire on the Brooklyn Hill. One ever was one Assessment Court the joint charge against Weller, Law- £300 3 per cent. Stock, 15/2/55-58, £102 12s Reesby). During the function Kartigi but repeatedly, That, however, was no more than an display that is outstanding in variety to sit in all parts of New Zealand, £700 4 per cent. Stock. 15/6/52-55, £106 Mr. Nash yards, was decision having been machine from Brooklyn attended, and this the son, and Stevens, that part of the pro- Gd; presented a framed photograph of him- her a few hundred .she idea, no final some time and interest, and year, too, which meant much waste and a great perty stolen from 40 Ventnor Street 15s; 121 National Savings Bonds. 9/11/1950. back to her old position. At made. the fire took considerable Reserves Department is making a delay in the j Id; 100 W.F.C.A (prof.). 13s; Soutli self to the club. blown swung (Mr. to subdue, having spread among some deal of review of valua- consisted of two revolvers. Detective 19s 100 one stage the Kartigi was round The Minister of Internal Affairs magnificent display. The decorative With the new operating British. £1 10s Cd; 50 Wellington Woollen facing into Evans Bay. war pine needles. tions. Courts G. C. LJrquhart, who with Detective ]00 with her bow Parry) said he a^so believed that and non-competitive trade and display reviews could be given almost imme- W, Harper,.was charge in- (ord.), £0 10s; Tui Brewery (ex ciiv.), NOTHING ELSE LIKE IT. be static, but Sparks from a rubbish fire at 29 C. in of the I£2 Is: 200 (2 sales) Broken Hill Ply. (ex memorials should not large stands are excellent. diately. ______stated that when the accused There- is certainly nothing like Bax- POSTPONEMENT. be vital and living. "We want Glen Road. Kelburn, set alight a Show opened quiries, ciiv.). £2 0s ;',d; r.o itrokcn Hill South (ex for colds, DANCE should coal, The Rose was this were, arrested Lawson was. carrying 30s; per Stock, ters Lunj, Preserver coughs, the spirit of our boys lean-to shod, used for storing High a div.), £ I £.JOO 2'i cent. sore The open-air dance scheduled for the. Island to feel that from(l afternoon by Sir Patrick Duff. To enforce no-standing rule of the revolvers with* him. ]."i/2/4!i-50, 15s; Stock, and throats. It is specially good aid of funds for the throbs within those memorials." he about 11.15 a.m. One machine for the United King- on one £08 £.100 per cent. for childreif, who love the-flavour Bay School tonight in ,one. Thorndon. and one Commissioner London buses and trams—because it j.-i/il/.">•-'-"■■■, £100 10s: £2.°,."i0"• (2 sales) -3 vm of Sports in the Island Bay Free- Kinder- j'aid. He added that he would be call- Central from dom, and will continue this evening, work collecting •'Baxters'' and appreciate its soothing Queen Carnival, has in the from Northland attended, and the fire is harder fares from cent. Stock, i."/2/ijj-58. fi 100 12s. (j(l. gartc-ii and Plunkot Queen been ing on those who had assisted with music and light refreshments. standing passengers—conductors today: Lcyliind-OMJrion (cum effect. Don't experiment insist postponed approximately one weekxlui.to movement, with a view to a was extinguished by means of and Details are advertised of a special Sales made 200 .. . for patriotic bucket There will be a sale oL' blooms about conductresses arc speeding past stop- meeting by.the div.). £.1 lis; HO-Dominion Breweries, £2 10s upon "Baxters." Baxters, Ltd., 602 adverse weather indications. Particulars ■of being made in pumps and the garden hose. Damage general to be held 500 dale unified drive connec- 9 p.m. ping-places when all seats are occupied. lid; Frozen Products, ■£ I 0s 3d. Colombo St., Christchurch.—Advt. Hie new will foe advertised >later. tion- with war memorials. was not serious. Wellington Rifle Association.