0X0 givesameal MB permuba Eecorbtx 'vmm man-Oi ea/! CH* Published Bi-Weekly PRICE: 6d. Wednesdays: 1/- Saturda HAMILTON, SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1962 No. 89. volume xxxvm BERMUDA

— " ** M.C.P.s Give B.U.T. Bermuda Girls Sweep Honours :1^ ~7.' "~~~ Wk ~**. At Washington Business College on Education "W ■I¥W:$W Views pOUR Bermudians were members of the graduating class of Wawaw **3m Cortez Peters Business College in Washington, D.C. this T"*WO members of Parliament, Sir John Cox and Mr. A. E. month. One of them, Miss Brenda Zuill, daughter of Mr. and Nicholl, who respectively were chairman and deputy chair- Mrs. Eugene Zuill of West Side^ Somerset Bridge, received -a » man of the Board of Education for a number of years, were &old medallion, symbolic of her being the best female typist m— am u Tuesday the first of a new series bf educational at the famed institution. ■ speakers last at """rlr meetings being sponsored by the Bermuda Union of Teachers Zuill, college less than two years, ...... Miss a former student «,.»*.,.""" A Institute, per- were 80 and 75 net The meeting was held in the prevented wastage of time and of the Berkeley in the words a minute group. Room of St. Paul's effort where, even with the fected a typing speed of 100 Both L-ecture straight Were at Church, Miss children could not words a minute copy. former students Pros- A.M.E. Hamilton. best efforts pect Secondary Hodgson, president of the learn She is listed in the year book School. Eva outstanding College " B.U.T., was chairman and a from as "the most non- The whieh takes the That final comment to at- name of its famous founder group of teach immigrant student ever representative Mr. Nicholl drew almost una- She rank- and president, Mr. Cortez W. era present engaged the speak- nimous disagreement from tho tend Cortez Peters." ed third in the. whole graduat Peters, was opened in 1931 ers in a lively discussion dur- teaching) body during thj highly — Mayor Hamilton, Selley, M.C.P., open ing class, and^won the Iota and is rated in the field HELPING A GOOD CAUSE The of tte Wor. F.L.R. ing the period. open period. They contended is seen annual Union has invited all Phi Lamdda Sorority Type- of business education. Mr. buying the first Tag after launching the June Tag Day of the Bermuda The that education must not be writing and Peters has the distinction of Tuberculosis and Health Association. Th« drive is one of the major fund-raising efforts members of the Assembly to as ability tp ab- Contest one year, regarded the year. being the fastest champion in of the T.BiA., which incidently moved into its newly purchased headquarters, "Park comment on the latest report facts, but as an attempt was runner up the next sorb '" Other Bermudians graduat the world. He is at present Pleasant," Cedar Avenue. Others in the picture above from the left are Mrs. Gerald of the Director of Education to assist the child M develop ing were Miss Charlene Lo- the world's portable typing Young, chairman of the fund raising committee, and Valerie Robinson and Kathy Dooley. as well as an article from the to its utmost capacity and so champion, and the world's of the Ladies greatedf retta Smith, daughter of Mr. March issue to make its contribu- of accuracy champion. In 1941 he Journal entitled "What society. and Mrs. George Smith Home tion to Devonshire set a new world's speed record Every Intelligent (Person) The teachers pointed out Corner Cottage, 4th Annual About Educa North; Miss Althea Elmery of 149 wbrds a minute for Grenada Constitution Suspended Should Know that education in its real non-electric typewriter users, tion." The two speakers on wasted a and Miss Brenda Brown. sense was never on and a correct word a minute Vacation Bible Tuesday were the first to res- child no matter how limited Miss Smith, also a former LONDON, June 22 — Minis- will be possible to hold three record of 148 words per min- a new pond. that child's intellectual ability Berkeleyite, received ters of the Grenada Govern- general election in the island typ- ute for one hour of continuons Favours More Pay might be. Moreover, no child awards, a gold imedal for School Planned ment have been relieved of within a short time. The Con- ing accuracy at 90 words a typing. These two records re- Mr. Nicholl agreed in es- at 13 should be regarded as main today. their offices and the constitu- stitution, which came into ef- sence with the article. He cer- having developed to its fullest minute.; one for shorthand at Rev. Byrd. tion temporarily suspended fect on January 1, 1960, will minute; and A Negro. Mr. Peters was V. R. pastor of tainly agreed that the rate of capacity. 100-120 words a St. Paul's A.M.E. Church, under an order in Council ef- be reintroduced subject to a another for being the most portrayed a few years ago in pay for teachers should be in Sir .John stated that he Ripley's "Believe -it - or-Nof Hamilton, announced yester- fective as from Tuesday. number of changes. These creased, at the time, agreed with all that the article outstanding student in I.B.M. day that spon- changes give but same new- column; he has been featured his church will A Colonial Office statemaiu. will the Admin- so should their working hours. hi'd said. Moreover he felt Card Punching. She set a powers college 19-1 in technicolour movie shorts sor its 4th Annual Vacation issued in London Tuesday, istrator wider reserve He felt that every teacher that it would be a brave Di- record at the of Bible School..on a non-racial to act contrary to the advice in half hour. and has appeared on numerous simultaneously with a similar should work from Ia.m. to 5 rector of Education who dis- cards an and non-denominational basis announcement in Grenada, of his Ministers than he pos- point by National Radio and Television p.m. agreed with the made programmes, thrilling and at the church from July 2 to says that the Secretary of sessed under the former Con- The former deputy chair- the author. amazing millions with his in- 13. State decided that firm mea- stitution and will empower man went on to say that Work Load imitable demonstrations. Theme for this year is "My sures had been taken to re- him. acting in his discretion, schooling a part of the is only agreed that most teach Bible and I." and according to medy a situation whieh had to appoint an official Minister education and most of He of child's were overworked, and that Rev. Byrd some competent been reported by an independ- Finance. time was spent out eis ihe child's was a far toacln rs have already been ent commission of enquiiv school. There were teaching probably of YlVz on one's physi- Wi q»^a. secured while the help of into the control of public ex- Somerset CC. Meet hours of a day which a chill greater drain Personal and Social cal and mental energies than ethers is beinir solicited. penditure in Grenada farina is. or should be under parent- Aniong them will be Mrs. Bailey's Bay Sunday laymen realize. He be- Vj^A AyW r i Hit al influence, but unfortunate most that it was also prob- Due to leave the colony Rosalie Smith. Mrs. Norm.'. From now and ijjitil new ly, in many instances, because- lieved Tucker, Mrs. Sylvia a Somerset Cricket Club and ably true better effort-; via New York for tlie Tsle of Caines. general parents were absent from the that Josephine election can be held. Bailey's Bay Gouty Cricket could be elicited "from teach- Man in England is Mrs. Bar- Mrs. Nicholas. 'Vrs. -— lioiiic the child was complete- Isabelle Ratteray, and Mrs. the Administrator a Jamai- Club will play an all-day ers by cutting down their bara Young, where she will can, Mr. J. Lloyd — ly without guidance during Isaac. M. will match at the Somerset Cricket work load in terms of students spend three weeks' holiday Elizabeth have responsibility that time. Thus the example Three extra features this the fold Club field on Sunday. Game and hours. with her sister Mrs. Irene for the government of the ter- which should be set by parents recalled that whei Nias. Accompanying Mrs. year will be an art class con time is set for 12.00 noon. was very often lacking. Sir John ritory. The order in Council Playing for Somerset will hf was chairman of the Board Young to New York will b> ducted by Miss Shirley Robin- Gear for the Average son, graduate provides for the dissolution of (cap- of Education, classes wer> MISS BRENDA ZUILL her niece and nephew. Valerie a recent of Mt. Legislative he: Maekie Simmons Mr. Nicholl stressed that University's of the and Executive tain). Sheridan Raynor, John sometimes a** large as thirty and Phillip Harris. Her ad- Allison School the school should be .reared Arts: a special class by Mis; Councils and for the suspeii Stovell. Eugene Woods, Carl or thirty-five. He thought that dress in England will be in sion of those provisions to educate the "average" child Linda Gayle, a student al of the Swan. Winton Edwards, perhaps the situation had sine:* care of Mr. Thomas Gaiside, existing relating formed seventy per cent > " College. Canada; Constitution George Breamer, Ro- who improved. IIo w ever. on l'.raddo Bibe. Port Erin. Isl Alma and it Neville of school population. H> to the Executive Council and Raynor. Benja- the teacher present pointed out of Man. British Isles. music class by an instructor berts. Lee Ed eQso advocated more teacher be to the functions of Ministers. Kenny that she had a class of fortv- to announced later. min and Cann. Re- iiiaining scholarships, particu- be given to The statement says the Sec- serves: R. E. Edwards and L. seven Dolphin, Free milk will larly because they made it Mr. Jacob a busi- each childdaily, and a canteen retary of State hopes that it Edwards. agreed "** :" travel, lie with Mr. Nicholi I W^ nessman from St. Kitts. has possible for teachers to teacher's train- . for the youngsters' other need.-, was an edu- that additional been visiting his cousin, Mr. operated and travel he felt ing scholarships would be a will he at reees-i cation in itself. Joseph Dolphin of North time. Miss Inez Kennedy is jrood thing. However he far- Shore. Devonshire, since May This type of education Jie that while a director of the school. to Alcohol said was of value since even ther commented 1(>. He is the houseguest ef Local Youth be Told of decree was the mark of a Mr. and Hit Henry Benja- when children left school at badjre excellence, it was thirteen they could of min, also of North Shore. Mr. because possible for teacher to have Technician Returns Problems by Visiting Lecturer not absorb an academic edu- a Dolphin is due to return badge ■ " they this of excellence with- home on Tuesday via Trini- cation, could still de- having velop as out its been conferred dad. Mr. George W. Lewis, Jr., Tuesday at 7.30 the young a result of travel- by University " " " With respect to the school a official. Executive director of the New people of Hamilton will have- that many MISS CHARLENE SMITH leaving age. Mr. Nicholl felt Sir John believed Mr. and Mrs. Sid Ellingham Jersey Council on Alcohol opportunity to hear him at achieved it a that it was good at 13, be- teachers had as Miss Hmer y and Miss are due to leave early nex- Probletais, will arrive in the the Salvation Army Citadel cause in many instances it (Continued on Page 4) Brown, who have been at the week for their home in Eng- colony over the week-end for At this rally special music land. They will travel by wav a series of lectures, primarily will be rendered by the Boys' of Canada. Mrs. Ellingham to young people on the dan- Band from the Hamilton and was formerly Mrs. Flora Mus- gers of alcoholism. Cedar Hill Corps. son of Church St., Hamilton, All of next week he will Wednesday at 8 p.m. he ' ■ re- speak one or George's " and her husband a former ' in another of will be at St. Ebe- -. WW wikkmi !*--" r*v I j porter for the Royal Gazette gtr^- i& the colony's schools. His scien- nezer Methodist Cnurch and are ■ tific lectures illustrated the closing meeting will be jmJ* I * - ' amTm Awmmm}^.grt^>II > i> 4^mba Bki b * * ' large .,ACTr Mr. and Mrs. John Simmons ¥.> " *, " '.' by charts and students held Thursday evening at a- -"*-.« Bill are encouraged to ques- Wesley EnF J IB f " '*-«■&■ are parents of a son born on ask Church Hall. Mr. Wednesday at King Edward tions and express opinions. In wis is also scheduled to ap- Hospital. was Mr. Lewis is a Philadelphia pear on local television at Mrs. Simmons p.m. formerly Marilyn Jones businessman who became in- KM Monday. Miss terested in working with a school teacher, and her hus- ": ';' ' others seeking a solution to Ami tmW WW r #W ■ : £gy is proprietor of Sandys -7w^ al band the many problems associated J ■H I * - Shoe Store. — 'a If wV e+^^^w Technician Returning to with the use of alcoholic Funeral Notice WW colony having quali- beverages. wtos 1 B^. Congratulations to Mr. and the after He invited to as a radio and television accept post Mrs. Ernest Bell of Court St., fied his present in Funeral services for MRS. technician at the Pierce Radio New Jersey He at Hamilton, who will celebrate in 1956. LOTTIE IANTHEA and TV School in New York, once a 1 MIN- their 42nd wedding' anniver- proposed plan for th is Keith Caines, son of Mr. ORS, mother «' Mr. Thurs- sary tomorrow. introduction of an educational and Mrs. Arnold Caines of programme in co-operation ton Minors, a welbknown Happy Valley, Devonshire with high school health and Shipwright and Mrs. Ethel Mrs. Hewley Hinds, wife ot Keith studied at Central physical education teachers. Cannonier of St. David's, * "* the pastor of Heard Chapel School and Howard Academy Since the inception of this willbe held tomorrow (Sun- ■■ \ ILJir r*""'^lljiuilmiMH*'*'' """"" " k^^mW Wma^W W&' V m H **.^m^Wfe.- 4^mm\-k ■ A.M.E. Church, left the colony before going to New York, programmeMr. Lewis and his day) at the Chapel of Ease, — on Thursday for Corona, N.Y., first to enter the High School associates have visited ovec St. David's at 5 p.m. A.ser- FATHERS FOR A. DAT Four Kindley airmen dish out ice cream and cake to part to await the arrival of her of Commerce and then the 200 high schools, addressei vice will also be held at Compassionate (LOCA) of a group of 20 children from the Lady Cuhbitt Association fifth child expected during Pierce School. While in th- more than 1,800 classes and St. Lake's A.ME. Church, toright, who visited the base on Father's Day. The airmen are, left A3C Inocencio Betar.- the latter part of next month. States young Mr. Caines was contacted approximately 200,- St. David's at 4.15 p.m.Re- cpurt, A2C Sydney Wolfe,'A2C Charles Fulmer and A2C Ray Bertrand. These four men Mrs. Hinds was accompanied active in sports, being a mem- 000 teenage boys and girls. latives and friends may pay 14 "Fathers-for-a-Day" to children, were part of airmen and Noncommissioned offers who became on the trip by her ber of the Blue Star Soccer On Monda\r at 8 p.m. j respects took charges th. their last at the the 20 children. After the ice cream and cake— the "foster fathers" their Rupert. Stephen. Hewley, Jr., Club as well as his school visitor will lecture at the Church from 3.1i p.m. until on a short tour of Kindley. (USAF photo by A1C William Kichens). and Jewel. soccer team. Paget Evangelical Church, and 4.15 p.m. Try Pre-Sifted "PURITY FLOUR" Today Tage Two THE BERMUDA RECORDER SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1962.

Jagan Ousts Top Belgium We Accept 0rders For Gives ra r\ r\ t-\ca «tt FOR "Let us Exalt His Name Together"— Psa. 34:3 Plans on warwaam trmn Official; Dispute GOODS BY TH£ YARD Ruanda Troops to U.N. and REAL BEER ANNUAL SUITS OF ALL STYLES May Split Party Ask for Spaak Says Force Will Pull Out Within H. H. BROWN Three ST. PAULI GIRfc Women sDayService GEORGETOWN,— Britisl Months After Independence Sole Agent for Guiana, Jiwie 111 Prime Min- . .its so good ister Oheddi B. Jagan dismiss A. GILL & CO. . UNITED NATIONS X.Y. ed Ralram Singh Rai as lions- — situation in Southern BhodeSU Call 1-6824 Available throughout BEULAH TABERNACLE Affairs .Minister last Friday. June l!l BelgjNm presented and impose a "racist"' constitu Io the United Nations a de- tion on the people. the Island SCOTT'S HILL, SOMERSET 1he dismissal, which had tailed plan for the withdrawal He said it was not enough predicted for of Belgian troops from Ruanda to change and from been several " the 19U Constitu will convene on days, was based on the Minis and Dmndi within thrc tion. scheduled to come in!<; Africa*) IT PAY5 TO ter's refusal to withdraw months after the two effect next spring, but that it GOSLING'S Sunday, June 24, (D.V.) charges that Dr. Jagan ha00 allowance. the Seattle World's Fair. En- Queen Street and Church Street TeL 1-1127, 1-4112 tire households are piling into REID STR the family station wagon and HAMILTON driving across country avail- ing themselves of the oppor- Also a Complete Kennedy Prodded tunity, enroute, to see America Selection of first. The American Automo- To Push Integration bile Association has predictc 1 A smooth rum ... KODAK Cameras and Projectors that the Fair will be the N >. 1 travel target this year. As / .with a 4 refined* flavour - .such it will inevitably effect j WASHINGTON, .Jim,. 19 tourism elsewhere, llcrmuda A Xegro leader said that I not excepted. Although the bill to reqnire all segregated Fair does not close until late October, early schools to take the first ste>: the September reopening of most American toward integration could b schools is expected to result BROWNIE enacted any time the l'resi in a sharp drop in attendance. 12-oz. dent and Congressional lead 8/- ShnrnXL eis put their minds to it. W^^CUPSE" a clarence Mitchell. Washing- Camouflaging The unique ■ CAMERA ton representative of the Na- Construction With Art JK/vour tional Association for the Ad perfect fullness of thi vaiiceinciit of Coloured People. famous rum combingI appeared before a House Edu- All effectiv<' method ol make It suitable fj cation subcommittee in favour camouflaging construction. de , every season and ocq Newest in flash . compact and easy to use! of legislation that would re- veloped by a financial institu .. a. quire first-step desegregation tion in New Roehelle, Xew 26-oz. Small in size, low in price— and above*all, easy Io use! The by September.1963. He de- York, could very nicely lend handy holdertakes powerful,low-cosl Starmite's built-inflash clared : itself to adaptation in Ber- You Won't Fin 15/3 AG-1 bulbs.Flash guide right on back of camera.Takes 12 muda, particularly on the sit. snapshots, or color super-slides on "\\ henever there is the will black-and-white or color of the recent Queen Street Better BARBAD Easyloading, focusing Automatic to pass legislation, whenever 127film. no needed. double- fire. Wishing to present as a*- exposureprevention.Striking two-tone grayfinish. the leaders of the country, be- Rum Anywhere! ginning with the President and tractive a picture as possible " including the leaders of bot'i during the lengthy construc- YBS, SHOP AT parties in Sen- tion period, the company has the House and by of- Only m per "° * ate, are determined to write literally done just that 2mSjl 40 z Bottle legislation to injus- fering prizes to an invited correct artists who worked _____« tices, they can do so." group of away on the site using special Representative Herbert Z' panels hung on the fence dur- AVAILABLE AT MOST WINE AND SPIRITS lenko. Democrat of Manha! ing the daytime, but remove:! sponsor of the legisla tan. at night for safe-keeping in a MERCHANTS THROUGHOUT BERMUDA tion, noted that children who nearby workmen's shaek. Thus entered the first grade in 195-1, an eyesore becume a conmiu Sole Agents: the year the Supreme Court nity asset, providing the city outlawed school segregation, with a continuing outdoor art had now completed grade exhibition which attracts con- JOHN F. BURROWS & CO., LTD. WHERE A TRAINED SALESMAN IS school. siderable attention. What is "I do not propose to spend iciug-on-the-cake to any or- 53 Front Street Corner Shop, Paget ALWAYS PLEASED TO HEBP YOU another lifetime before w. dinary community should be Street Package Sto»e, St. Anieri#aiiize our schools," Mr. considered essential to a tour Queen George's Zeleiileo said. ist area SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1962. THE BERMUDA RECORDER Page Three

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Joy Blackett Boosts DEATH The Bermuda Recorder Brilliant Careei — "PBO BONO PUBLICO' SIMMONS Ida Matilda: O. With Recital Wednesday. May 30th. 1!)62 Published by the Union Pnntery. Court street, Hamilton at the. King Edward Hospita' NOTICE at the age of 72. Bermuda, every Wednesday and Saturday Survived bg C£V£MT£J£N-Y£AJi.OLD Blackett, husband. Walter H. Le Sim Joy daughter of Mr. anc mons, Mrs. Alphonso Blackett, formerly of Bermuda, climaxed he; mother of Alma Car "rington. Canterbury - A. B. Bl^CiS Managing Bditei nordinately brilliant young night, Simmons career on Thursday June 21 Ingret The Semi Annual Meeting by giving her first recital at Westminister Hall, Presbyteriar Phillips, Burnell Sim Church, Yellow Springs, Ohio. mons and Lorraine Simmons, 1 SUBSCRIPTION KAT-Ei T .. „£ sister, 1 adopted Joy. it mezzo-soprano o: sister, 1 daughters-in-law, 2 sons-in 68/- learb 3b/- Ualf Yearly 25/- yuarterli unusual range, whose exoep ha; Contest, winning the bronze law. 11 grand-children. THE BERKELEY tional musical background silver and gold medals, Special Rates for Contract Ada been tremendously witl enhances a trip to the United Nation' in the few years since she lefi CARDS OF EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY All communications intended for publication be addreasei in Xew York, and a $50 award THANKS sbQuld Ol-_ Bermuda, sang tht __- Al arias from She was recently sponsored will 01 to: ihe Manager, Tne Beeorder, Court Street, City operas be held and oratorios in Italian by the Greene County Chap The family of the late" Ids French, German, ir*«:u. a: .. and of tourst ter of the National Council o: Matilda Simmons wishes tc TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1965 English. Xegro presented thank the Drs. and nurses 01 HAMILTON, BERMUDA, SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1962 Women, and at 8.30 p.m She has other recitals sched by the Wilberforce Chapter o: King Edward Hospital, gpe uled for the summer, includ Links, Inc., as a Debutante ol cial thanks to Dr. Masters ing appearances in Bermuda 1962. Carmen, her sister, wa> Mrs. Emily Benjamin and Rev for the purpose of raisin* guest vocal artist at the Cotil Cyril Butterfield, the house THE BERKELEY INSTITUTE Education and an funds to help her start hei lion and a sub-debutante to b< keeping staff of Princess Ho college training in the fall presented next year. tel, Mr. Albert J. Perinchief A look at Secondary Education in Britair T 1 I A 1 J iL. 1 Joy was graduated fron Joy honou; Undertaker, also relatives anc has just had the and m Bryan High School on June 7 of being guest soloist in Ho friends who sent flowers, Bermuda and has been accepted as t negger's cables and cards. Informed Public "King David," undei t: MS. ALBERT S. JACKSOK Music Major in Oberlin Col the baton of the international "Safe in the Arms of Jesus.' lege, one of the top prestig< ly celebrated English conduc Principal of St. George's Secondary School colleges in Ohio. tor Hugh Ross. This was pre The family wishes_ te tlukui Of Speeial Interest to (»3 * *.) -11 At 1- 1-1 J '.. Parents aad Educator « Won Medals sented by the combine-: all those who helped in any way during Ihe Director of Education keley Institute, he will do s< This year alone, Joy ha choruses of Antioch and Cen the illness and r- THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITEI Mr. D. J. Williams has recent not as a inal authority on th- chalked,up many things to hei tral State Colleges, and & death of their sister Mrs. ly made a plea for parenta Kubject ybut out of wide an-, symphony orchestra. Myrtle Bernice Lawrence, also By Order of the Ghairtnatf a _■ credit. As a senior, she was TH A.1-A 1 1. support. "A member of Parlia varied experience. Secondary three times a winner in th( Ihe young artist has ha< to' those who sent fWwers and parent' cards of synipathy. pass-- ment has stated that education in all of iti aspects Prince of Peace Speech Stat* (Continued on P»ge 7) She H. liUlBHARD, Secretary should be kept informed oi should be oF vital concern tc ed away May 26th, 1962. educational matters. It i- every Bermudian, therefor* "Her End Was Peace." clear that a continual flow ol any opinion that is likely t' information is necessary ir stimulate thought discus or M.C.P.s Give B.U.T. IN order for parents to be able tc sion should be welcomed. MEMORIAL give support to educators ami This is an occasion when the In loving memory of our desi administrators. responsibility to become better Views on Education 1.1 i Efu mau. t».u. mother and wife, In a Society th< Mrs. BeU« Democratic informed lies with the indivi Riley Smith, passed foundation stone is the sup dual. It is frequently far too who awav (Continued from Page 1 a year ago, June 12, 1961, port given to any action by i easy to lay the blame for pub iir- j_ a i iv. The St. Paul A.M.E. vve do lose Church Officials public. or not the ones w< well informed It is lie ignorance indifference result of long years of experi He then elaborated on t»> only in a totalitarian statt at the foot of the Government love ence and diligent applicatioi idea that parents who couL Ihey only go ANNOUNCE ITS that information to the publit or the final before administration. In to the material which thej afford to do so should pay foi Where there is everlasting has to be eensored and limited analysis a nation gets the passed on to their students. their child's education even a; The reasons in this instanct government that it deserve'. life ANNUAL COMMUNITY'S The More intelligent Primary levels. He felt that Where sorrow is no more are clear and policy in anj A keenly interested and self- in so doing the better paid ow; U„ _11„ A»nd there the soul will evei matter is decided by a few informed public Illustrating from his „„_„„♥„ ... U-J tl. must even- parents who usually bad th< live ANNUAL COMMUNITY and is put into practice with tually gain the respect and tha experience Sir John stresset — more intelligent child coulr And peace is everywhere "or without, the consent of thi confidence of administration, his conviction that excellency ' provide a better education foi not w< SESSIONS TO BE public. which must then, inevitably, in education depended* largelj We do lose the ones KELT Tl 1-_ - *_ * 1J A. that child by affording it mor* love lt would be unfair to saj be influenced by the opinions on the teacher. able teachers. tJod takes t-hem in His — Bermuda, policy v of such a community. care. that in fcir John ended on a not< Monday July 2 Friday July U completely unaffected by pub week for a new charge in thi Sadly missed by husband of praise for the work beinf children and friends. lie opinion. It would, however United States. done by the present Chairma? 9.00 a.m. to 12.45 p.m. dailj be unrealistic to suggest thai The lienmudian-born minis of the Board of Education policy President of ter will be presented at th< In sad and loving memory o: formation of basec i__i j j Is Mr. Watlington and Mr. D. J i ai on the democratic principle ot morning service by the Rev our beloved son and brother ST. FAUL A.M.E. LECTURE ROOM D. Smith, Williams, the Director of Edu Gordon jSinclair Ebbin, Hvh( support by a well informed Ministers Alliance Dr. J. Presidim cation. AND CHUBCH SCHOOL BLDG public. There are still innumer Elder of A.M.E. Churches ii was taken from us suddenly During the question perioc one year today, able areas which are marked Seen here is the Rev. Hew Bermuda. Rev. Butterfield wil JuneJ25, 1961 Victoria and Court Streets, Hamiltoi preach Sir John's remark that th- Thy way not mine oh, Lord as it were, in large red let ley E. Hinds, pastor of Hear- the sermon at the II pair parent had thf a.m. serviee. Music will be bj better ters Confidential. Chapel A.MiE. Church, Pem sadly missed by fatber, mo MISS INEZ the Combined Choirs of tht more intelligent child was ther, sisters, brother, and re KENNEDY, Directress In the held of Education r broke East." who has bee; challenged. It was pointed out is often stated that certaii elected president of the A.M.E church. that in Bermuda, where the latives. matters should not be sub Ministers Alliance of the Ber 1he afternoon service wil nucleus of capital had often jected to the criticism of th: muda Conference. The elec- be held in the Youth Centr< during large been built up the uninformed any more thai tion took place at the annua: to accommodate the con period slavery, gregation expected. At thi. of when the medicine is subjected to th< general meeting of the Alii labour of a pub historical ingenuity and criticism of the general "nee heM on June 9, at S- time a brief address large community general will be given; the pastor wil section of the lie. In it is felt thai Paul's Church. Hamilton. benefited not themselves but important matters should noi be presented to the eommumtv large; their masters this opinion be exposed to ill-advised dis at greetings will bt be accepted. nnintellig brought from representatives- could hardly cussion of an "ii Teachers felt that there were populace. of the community and tht many children from the lower (^TSias clergy the parish, as ANNOUNCEMENT The analogy between t'.- of well income bracket who were as from other A.M.E. Churches "■—a.- teache>- End the doctor may b more intelligent than those a valid one. However it mus' mew. Lt. a. Uurnham, pastoi from the higher income brac- be recognized that the publi. of Richard Allen Ckurch, St agreeing r?^; George's will deliver th« ket. Sir John that is more prone to commen' Kj3p;j this was sometimes the cas<\ upon, and criticize edueatioi afternoon message, and music will be by visiting choirs, in felt that Government scholar than medicine. Educators ships would meet this need. should therefore see to it tha' eluding Rev. Burnham's. Tin evening be A Substantial these comments are the resul' serviee will led h\ Reduction of an informed rather tha» a. the youth of the church, an* nninformedj point .of v$ew the combined Youth Choir; St. Paul A.M.E Moreover information to thi will lead the singing. in T»i. /-» Iaa.. price . : the ol public does not of itself iimpl', J In- Anniversary ( omrnittei Church expert opinion comprises Mrs. Adele Brang the need for Bts when it is actually expert, U man. chairman. Mr. Reubei Corner Court and Victoria KJ5V. H. S. HINDS Douglas be invalidated by the opinior Lambert. Mrs. Joan Rev. V. R. Byrd, B.A., mstoi Farmers Itcv. Mr. Ira Philip. Mr. Edwar Pride of the layman. Information Hinds was lormerh Bermuda Eggs concerning any policy pastor of Oilbert. Mr. Rupert Maynard Rev. T. B. Price that is assistant Macedonia Pastor both constructive and well in A.M.E. Church. Flushing, Xev Mrs. Myrtle Burrows. Mrs Associate York, Valeria fended can never be destruc- before coming to Ber lalbot. Mr. Karaue SUNDAY, JUNE 24 NOW IN tive. Moreover, any sound pol muda in August, 1961, for th- Jones and Miss Minerva Swan EFFECT icy can always be defended joint pastorate of Heard Cha Three days after his indue 11.0* a.m. Morning Worstoj Mortals are not infallible. an<] pel and St. Phillips A.M.E tion at Allen Temple, Rev 5.00 p.m. Sunday Sehool administrators are mortal. Th<: Churches. Other officers elect Butterfield is due to leave foi 7.30 p.m. Evening Worship position Dublin. Ireland, where he wil need to defend any or ed by the Alliance were Rev WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27 policy can only strengthen it Cyril Butterfield, vice-prcsi represent the colony at th- if it is soundly based, an-j dent;"Rev. Vibert White, see Third World Institute w 8.00 p.m. Mid-Week Praise should cause it to be recon- retary;.Rev. T. B. Price, as Christian Education. Some 30i Service and Lovt sidered if it is not. sistant secretary;Rev. W. Mel key christian education work Feast ers Sources ot intormatioi vin Campbell, treasurer; Rev from all over the worb THURSDAY, JUNE Zl whieh can. aad should, lead t< V. R. Byrd. parfiamentariai will attend the institute eon 6.00 a.m. Prayer Meeting constructive discussion anr and Rev. A. Copeland Sim veiling at Queen's Cniversitv bee ARE WELOUMt Our Colour Gallery thought are varied. The res mons, chaplain. from July 9 to 20. ALL oi ponsibility for the dissemina tion of information does no' lie with tke admmistraton to alone. It is the business of th< Church Celebrate public to keep itself informec 50th Anniversary when and where it can. Choir Festival Dutch Boy Barents and teachers, espe Paint eially, should grasp every pos Of Dedication fKESKNTINU sible opportunity to inforn «^r" themselves on educational mat Ihe-atnh Anniversary oi The Choirs of The A.M.E. Churches ters particularly at this mo the dedication of Allen Tem ment of our history. Th°v pl° fc^LE. Church, Somerset should therefore view with will bp celebrated on Sunday gratitude and with interest the July 1. -Three -services will bo Sunday, 24, BURLAND, CONYERS & attempt being made by the held, commencing at 11 a.m. June 1902 MARIREA, LTD Berkeley Educational Society 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. n~i -j: -ai_ il. : JSt. John's Road, to inform them concerning Co.Hi.cicnng with the anni Pembroke secondary education. versary will be the inductioi St. Paul A.M.E. Church zzoci _ Albert Jacksoi of the Rtv. Cyril Butterfielr none When Mr. "P« 6.80 mi, 8.oo pjn Berkeley as pastor church. H( speaks to the Educa — of the at 4.00 p.m tional Society on Tuesdaj suceeTtJs thr1 -Wev. Weslev evening, June 26, at the Ber Parker, who leaves early next SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1962 THE BERMUDA RECORDER Page Five Howard Academy Petticoat Action Sweeps Two From Next Week Sports AAeld St. George's By WINSTON J. JONES These are the games sched- uled in the Petticoat Ltvigu-- ARMADA'S END It's 37-1 yean since 1588, but the Howard Academy swept next week : SPORTSm Armada just ended... believe it/ For the doubtful, the prool both ends of a »X softball double- Tonight: Blue Jayettes v lies in Hamilton and St. George's harbours...they are real header from St. George's PETTICOAT LEAGUE Sec- Roekettes; Rays v. Blue Kirds Cricket Round-Up havens for those Atlantic-crossing vogues. Xina woi^^^^Jit Oil ondary School for Girls yes- (at Warwick) corrected Kinisterre turned the trick in three previous terday at the Prospect Garri- — time... Monday: Open ."aces Lights finish, repeat son Field. A total of 48 runs no games F. Stovell Pacing was first in a of 1960. was scored in Mie twin-bill. scheduled. CUP MATCH TEAMS Locally, some 100 weather-hraving enthusiasts witnessed Tuesday: Americans v. St the beginning of the end on Tuesday night when Northern Tn the B' game Petticoat Batters Howard Mathias! Zebras v. Diamond Lights crossed the finish line off St. David's Head. Academy downed St. George's ettes. (at Devonshire). LOSE AND WIN 8-1. The winning pitcher was Now that all the seas and the canvas and the winches and Wednesday: Blue Jayettes The Devonshire Diamonii- Veronica Somner while Xor- ettes are right up top breath the masks are all like 'Bedrock News,' the only things left to Cartwright v. Socialettes; Cardinals v. riette was charged ing down the league leading ST. GEORGE'S IMPRESSIVE wickets for 28 runs, Robert do are the parties, the entertaining, the touring, the parading with the loss. Wanderers, (at Devonshirt). Gibbous (3 for 37) and El- Blue Birds necks, and the AGAINST YMSC of the 'Admirals' whites and of course, the de-salting of bodies. Thursday: Americans V. reason is obvious. They have liott Outerbridge (one for 15) In the second game a total In Hamilton, tbe old and Rangerettes; Zebras v. Roe- the top three batters in th-- Top Somerset bowlers were et 39 runs crossed the plate. kettes. (at Warwick). Ronald Edwards (3 for 36), the new, past and present ef- Bermuda Petticoat Softball At Wellington: Cup Match ■ ; Howard's 'A' team scored 37; Pringle (2 31), fect is evident. ». the shop Epf.'-'- '-wicket vic- the 'Sea (at ting average. County by 132 runs. Worth^-' eraft atop Behind Fran- tory. the City Hall. .like zetta are her team-mates S.B.R.C. :222 for 8 declared . 1609. Bren Batting first, Y.M.S.C. were Ernestly though, Frank da Thompson .541 and Gran- dismissed for 88 runs. Lead- M. Thompson (78), J. Durrant '■ (65), G. Wade (18), W. Maier's Yawl Tamerlane won JH&- W nell 'Sucky'' Simmons with ing batsman in the low-scor- Si- Newport-Bermudez/ mons (16 not out) and C. Sim- the first .520. .. ing inning was Winston Place race in 1906 .no, he wasn't mons (12 not out). Rudolph .. v_ 'in*. .- t ■<- Th^ Corals, Division's top who was undefeated at 43, Spanish nor nee to Somers »h" .A^^^me"*^*^mw-Vil'smk-.j^am SANDYS SECONDARY SCHOOL batter is Rangerettes third- when his tenth team-mate was Simons (6 for 52) and Maokh ... Simmons (3 for 19). FTnTsterre llnlil Ihe miiiMMM^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^M baseman Brenda Smith with dismissed. Others in double three consecutiveB .619. She is the second highest figures Were S. Hodge (24) C.C.CC.:90 all out. S. Issac * - (20), '60...Look-H ■ "»"■■■ batter in th?.,9ver-all jeagueV and O. Lightbourne (10). (25), O. Grant D. Trott another 4 June Festival (15) Smith (12). Mil- namej standings, fifty-nine points be- Following on, the East-end and F. frequently appearing in the ton (3 for 67), M. latt^tPs^n^earl^S^s^^Ea^v hind Franzetta. ers rang-up a rapid 93 for 3 Paynter Malabar, but it seems that skipper and owner John G. Alden Besides pacing the league in and the match was over. Ne- Musson (2 for 41), F. Smith had craving for juggling 24) (one a numbers...he just couldn't decide batting, Franzetta also leads ville Swainson led the attack (one for and S. Issac which set of number best set his Thursday, June 28, 1%2 in Runs-batted-in, slugging for 22). Roman out dear Malabar... with a not out total of 47 the schooner had the lineage number IV behind its nakne in average and total hits. runs. Young Cranfield Smith Willow (Juts beginning at 4.00 pjn. At Somerset: 1923, VII in 1926, X in 1930 and just for kicks, had jbst plain The undefeated pitchers i:i scored 21. scored a seven-wicket victory Malabar in1932... A hole might have been worn in that poor at the the league, with" two or moro Fred Trott, the fancy fielder, ov e r Warwick Workmen's incidentally trophy decisions, Smith, stern... Malabar was the Bermuda winner are Rose turned the trick with the ball ('lull in each of those years...a new Malabar appeared in 1948, but S0MERSET CRICKET CLUB FIELD Blue Birds; June Bascombe, and claimed 4 Social Club wic- |^^V^.: 48 all out. Kenny Morgan through R,angerettes Lynn Lodge, owner Butler settled for Xni the years... ; kets for 36 runs. Mac Furbert Smith (11) and Sherwood After all, all the other numbers had been used... Admission 6/- Rays; and Pearl 'Jewel' Dar- (3 for 10) and Philip Smith Hunt (14). Shirley Hunt (on- rell, Rangerettes. Alva Bur- (one for 15.) for 24) and Lloyd James (on.' Soon our touring sea-heroes will have to man their war- chall, Diamondettes sports a The three St. George's wic- for 11). ships, top their masks, call 'forward ho,' take to the blue and Lodge 5-1 record. Carol is 2-1. kets were claimed by 0. Willow Cuts: Carl Swan head for foreign shores...Nina included...Donchery, Sir Bay- Lightbourne (for 18), S. Hodge (23), Kenny Cann (13 not ard Dill's; Mr. deForest (Shorty) Trimingham's South'ard; (for 8) and V. Burgess {tat out) and Michael Lambert Ondine and Chicane will all stay behind...they're ours you 28). (9). Charles Swan (7 for 13\ .{now... 'JmWtWwL' for 13). ■ ■ At Ducks' Puddle: Somer- Joe Bailey (2 A tip of the hat to Nina's 74-year-old skipper DeCoursey 1 Wholesome Pleasure and Relaxation set Cricket Club was defeated At Flatts Oval: Bailey's Bay Fales...the old man and the sea...move over Spencer Tracy. .. by low-regarded Bailey's Bay Reds downed Hamilton Parish probably we'll see him again with all the other in 1964... will tliiH wic- t be "« j Whites. Wonkmen's Club by two Meanwhile, hey there sailor, way out in your whaler, keep an Batting first the Cup Match kets. eye out for our darling Clementne...happy sailing club scored an unimpressive : ANNUAL H.P.W.C. 85* all out. Cal. " g tarn 1.-*" —jm ay. 130 runs. Ronald Edwards Burgess (21), E. Raynor and with 47 wyjs high scorer. Xorris Burgess (13 each) and Other highmen were J. Scot A. Smith (11). Leroy Trott land (27), M. Bean (19), A. (6 for 27),E. Raynor.(one for Sunset Cruise Whitecross (11) and E. Smith 21) and Goodwin Goddard (10 not out). (one for 12). Bailey's Bay stored 137 runs for seven, winning by A YEAR AGO be the leading control pitcher, KLEaRo^PArIeR Tickets Adults 10/-. Children up to 12 yrs.— 5/- allowing only 0.56 walks p-v A year ago today, that strike-out. Rose Smith. Blue modern Babe Ruth. Yankee at'■yjfk in .. RETURN TO PEYTONPLACE ("A") Tickets Obtainable: Raynor's Garage, Southampton; Birds, leading the league with Roger Mari*. was 'going tike Ryan's Restaurant, Warwick; A. & J. Variety Store, six victories shows an aver- '60' with 27 home runs. To- wk mm:' Committee Church searching Court St.; Church Office, the and age of 2.52 walks per strike- day, he's for double TUESDAY ONLY Members, Piggly Wiggly, Church St out. figures in reminisce of thos- depressing ycarsback in Clev- TROY DONAHUE CLAUDETTE COLBERT GILBERT TROTT, Chairman ■ land and Kansas City. Hi* GEORGE FREDERICK BEEK, Secty constant competitor, team- CONNIE STEVENS REV. V. R. BYRD, Pastor. > « _____ mate Mickey Mantle is als PARRISH ("A") ....K battling the cloud cover. Hi> .. present total of 10 is less than jt*y.- '^^BWm'mma^t^W^WWbtm' half of his production at this date last year ... shoirtd they WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY both continue to encounter SATURDAY these human problems, they jost prove mortal- STEWART JOHN WAYNE nay " their JAMES ity... A bright side et the Yan ONCE AGAIN-Roger Maris, in. The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance ("U") kees' picture is cantered the guy who went like 61 Clayhouse around young Tom Tresh.. (homers) in 1961, ir the Inn in Player he won the short-stop assign Most Valuable the a; A*merican Laagueagain,hav- ■lent for the Xew Y'orkers ing won out over Mickey season, beating PRESENTS THE the start of the Mantlein a close-race. Roger ThelSLANDTHEATRE out Phil Linz for Tony Ku beat the Mick last year,too, bek's vacant position... He'> to win th« MVP award he la seen with 2 Evening LYNN LODGE doing a fine job and most peo TODAY 2 Matinees and Shows forget Rays pie are beginning to Shawl Start :— 2.30 4.30 7.15 9.15 Specks Williams Trio Good hitting pitcher lead* Corals pitchers with 6-0 tab. wPwemeaem tao* saut that dividends... Today Joel is a GEORGE MONTGOMERY Has .440 b.a.. IH.R., 21 r.b.iV Chicago's Joel Horien— couldn't ready starter... A year ago miss the big show the Whitt he was on his way to winning THE STEEL CLAW ("A") With Vocalist Here are the leaders Sox paid him a bonus ol 16 games for Charleston, In- Batting $30,000 three years ago and ternational League... Batting Average: Franzetta thev are about to collect fat Dick Donovan, the Cleve- MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Stovell, Diamondettes. .978, land India's right-hander is Honey Brenda Smith, Rangerettes. and Elizabeth Daniels, St. Ma- off to an amazing start, the RICHARD ATTENBOROUOH PIER ANGELI Hamilton Todd, DiH, finest of his career. The 34- .619; Pamela thias; and Juanita Ze- .. JOHN GREGSON .606; Ceeille Bean, Zebras. bras;and Louise Lewis. Social year-old workhorse gives tied Cleveland mound stability and .548; Brenda Thompson, Dia- ettes, Ieach. (7 players in .'.: S.O.S. PACIFIC ("A") LOCAL SHOW mondettes, .541;Grannell Sim- with 2). a good example for their WITH USUAL mons, Diamondettes, .520; Cri- Triples: Gwyneth Smith, young pitchers to study... wtta Trott, St. Mathias, .500: Blue Birds, 4; Franzetta Stov Last year he led the American League with a 2-40 earned THURSDAY SATURDAY Reservations Dial 1-3802 LaVern Bean, Blue Birds, ell,Diamondettes; and Carols FRIDAY For .484; Marie Wainwright, Rays. Socialettes; LaVerr. run average: Although losing Mallory, NORMAN WISDOM .458; Marva Caines, Roekettes. Bean, Blue Birds; and Dianne his first ten games, he wound up 10-10 the amazing thin-; PRESENTED BY PERCY PAYNTER .444. Gilbert, Blue Birds; and La ... in.... THE BULLDOG BREED ("U") Doubles: Marie Bent, Zebras, Vern Fisher, Cardinals, each is that he did the trick wit'i 4; Amenda Bean, Rangerettes: (Continued on Page 8) (Coutinued on Page 6) Bage Six THE BERMUDA RECORDER SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1963. i The Dusty Diamond Ml^k£* Bk The Week in Brief ___.^^l ■- mm mm\- (Continued from Page 5) SEAGERS OF The seventh fatal traffic ac- bott and the Assistant Justic, Washington ... Wifea you loss of the year after winning cident of the year occurred on Sir Allan Smith. watch Donovan,you are watch- eleven straight. Saturday last when Petty Of- ing a real artist at work... Dodger Rookie second-base- LONDON Diamond Jim fieer George Albert Schiefe- Gentile, thd man Larry Burright is mak- DRY dagger, DISTILLED L recke. of the U.S. Naval St;.1 Bermudians reportedly los: Orioles is setting a ing his manager forget about " "*" - merry pace . r>' $ i:'' ~'$w&^ "***^i^ "■■ fwiw tion, crashed into a wall or. considerable sums of money as in tlie A.L. home- Charlie Xeal... Charlie was Hill, riding his run Derby... he's a menace mailed off to the new Mets "-'': : Scaur while a result of the recent slump GIN Wto$y^y .-JSBF x $Wwk on autocycle. Tin- petty office:- on the Xew York Stock Ex- the road... Jim would after a sudden two-year-long ■ in just everything had been stationed here sine change. Officials at local lead about batting slum])... Burrigh* April He was a teeluii banks, declining give if he hit as well at home as looks another Jackie Rob- I960. while to h<- Jike eian on a flight crew and a any figures, stated there is does on the road... Last inson around the bag ... Ju- year he 4(i native of Dresden. Kansas. definite concern that values whacked homers nior Gilliam, a former second- * and batted 141 runs across tin- sacker, Larry WKS^L^m. I jAk^mmmmam^WI^^^^^^W * have depreciated the way thinks that "«\( -^ w ~,..7y- ma&? A, M Tfy, ■>, &S '*% plate... clip they have just over 50'J . At his present c'ould possible over shadow lie conld top them surprisingly liberal atti- Since Xovember Bernu:- both this Bobby eventually... Nobody A 1953. year. tude by several members of diana and residents have been .. will ever out-do Jackie on the All of ;i sudden he's terrific the House of Assembly to- permitted to acquire dollars liases though, lie adds...... lie s Washington a south- wards the <|iiestion of compul- for investment in non-sterlinur paw Pete Biirnside . . his sory hospital insurance tat securities . strong finish last year prom- workers, Pat- caused Mr. John ised a bright . Having a Party? member-in-cliarge of the finish .. lie ton. caught fire and won of Hospital Expenses Insuraiu ■ three his last five starts, two by ■w*i - to its consideration Be Sure to Serve irSW / ■ m^w »^mif Bill defer shut-outs ... Former great Sid Monday to prepare amend- on Nurse Tells Group of Hudson, the pitching coach, to give effect to sugges ments put Pete on his winning track Largely respon- SEAGEK> J tions made. Experiences in now the ex-Giant is " fa' sible for swaying the House U.K. ... solid starter in the Capital... "" " ' was Mr. E. T. Richards, who '■ =^- It took the Xew York Mets W'kWyq ffe— — Government-sponsored NURSING SISTERS Mrs. Madeline Bryan and her sister felt a ten games fj|$eagm*j(otidal scheme Miss Claire Harford, a to register a vic- Mrs. Geneva Bullock of Brooklyn,X.Y., are holidaying in Ber- hospital insurance Registered tory they beat the Pirates should be set up. Queen's Xurse on ... muda as guests of their aunt, Mrs. Ann James of King Street. the staff of the King Edward 9-1 ... It was the Buceos first, Hamilton. The nurses, who were trained together, are on th« VII Memorial Hospital was Hon. A. D. Spurling suc- MetropolitanHospital in Xew York. The visitors have guest speaker at the 12th An- staff of cessfully moved in the House niversary meeting the many acquaint of the Mo- spent their time sightseeing and renewing for a joint select committee to thers' Union of Somerset. * ago. 40-oe. ... 25/6 ances made during their first trip ten years be appointed to consider and * .... report on existing labour leg- The young nurse spoke of 26-0*. 17/S islation and related matters, some of her experiences whib * either in the present or next, training in England, and of Loyalty Inn Lounge 13-oi. 9/9 session of the Legislature. Hj her extensive travels in Free delivery anywhere a review was Europe. She also made a few Somerset told the House in Bermuda! necessary in the light of exist- interesting comments on ing circumstances and experi- changes she had noted upon ences over the last ten years. her return home after over Features on SUNDAY NIGHTS Call 1-5967 Help Our Firemen seven years' absence. By a vote of 15-9 the Hous^ Miss Harford congratulated GLORIA and KEITH John F. Burrows decided to provide the £36,000 the Mothers' Union on their |Ltd. To Help Us the Board of Trade needs to success in working together MICHAEL CLARKE & Co., purchase two new ferry boats for so long. She had one spe- to be used on the Hamilton- cial word of advice to give ALVA SIMMONS 58 Front Street Warwick run. The House had them, and that was to encour- Queen Street agreed in principle earlier t> age wholeheartedly any incli- GOLDEN TUNES A Fund to raise £2500. C. 0 towards the buy the boats, but baulked at nation their daughters may- Paget: Corner Shop money towards and SPEEDY MING, your M.C. providing the after the show being nurses. St. George's: purchase of a Mobile Canteen for the men Finance Committee had urged The meeting a brake on government spend- anniversary Dancing to the music of of theHamilton Fire Brigade has been estab- ing in view of the present in was held at the home of Mrs. patronage ternational financial outlook. Austin Simons. Scott's Hill. A lished under the of the under- report on the year's activities MELODY FOUR CALYPSO mentioned Organizations. was given by tin secretary's — Mrs. Anetta Simons. Refresh- from 9.30 p.m. until Sunday Holy Tri- On last ments were served and word Pay's Us 7th A^e^.. It to Advertise support and donations of the business nity Guild celebrated games played. The Anniversary with a service community and general public is hereby conducted at the Hamilton Mrs. Ismay Philip, president Parish Church by the Rector, of the Union welcomed the in- solicited. Archdeacon Jack Catell. The vited guests and introduced sermon was preached by Rev. Xurse Harford. A vote of The Bank of Bermuda andthe Bank of N.T. Jack Peel of Sandys Parish, thanks was given by Mrs. Pa- tricia Among Classified and a welcome address at th-: Minors. the Advertisements Butterfield & Sons have kindly offered to repast following the service guests were two who had ad- accept up to July 14th, 1962. The was given by Miss Loretta dressed the group at previous DRESSMAKING PHOTOGRAPHY HANDICRAFTS donations Robinson. meetings, Mrs. Bernice Sweet- "T funds will be given to the Corporation of 'Y Nurseries Ltd, The lowest bid was £1.507,52') OET- A - FABULOUS-Fabulon- Somerset, 4-8029. Potted by a Canadian firm aud the Floor-Finish. Call The Ber- plants to decorate your home. highest .£2,328.436 was from muda Floor Kraftsmen. Wm. Post Company FREDDY'SBARBER&Beauty Rare and unusual plants for Construction — 2-1176. of Bermuda. E. R. Joell Parlouh. Open daily from 5 the collector. Open week days a.m."7 p.m. By appointment. 9-5.30. , A resolve for £45,000 wa-i Phone 1-2149. Roberts Ave., passed by the House to enabl j VISIT THEM.& R. VARIETY Devonshire. the Trade Development Board SHOP for children's smock- LANDLORDS —Have yoa to bolster its publicity and ad- ed dresses, school skirts, rental problemsT If so con- vertising of Bermuda abroad. gymps, socks and variety — taot J. A. C. SMITH,Ewing Sr, Some £30,000 of the extra ap (foods. Duke of Clarence St, WANTED TO BUT Good propriation will be used for St George's.Marion Bascombe, elean Cotton Rags. No But- advertising necessitated by Rosella Tft>rk> Prop. tons. Phone 2-1944. tha decline in bookings for THE 8HOE CENTRE Offers WHITE HORSE summer holidays in the colony. 15"* I H you quality and style. All your needs in footwear for 'Publishing & Distributing Co FOR RENT the whole family The greatest history Sumiaerfield, under one SCOTCH in The Ha J. C. Ltd., 177 Regent St., Lon- the colony's new Attorney 1 SHOP In Aeadia Block. roof; also repair service while don, W.I.', England, require a you St., General, was formally admit- Applv W. E. R. Joell. Phone wait. Court Hamilton. Blended from the original recipe of ted as a practising: barrister ia Ami ')ff^»^f^* ocal agent with knowledge of 2-1176. Advertising, Subscriptions and Courts of Bermuda M *^" ' The White Horse Cellar, since 1746 the I IkUtK'"-"'I I Monday. The brief ceremo«y- Book Trade." OUR £5 PROPERTY UNITS preceeded tlie opening of th are undoubted!/ one mt the Supreni* finest Investments you caa Civil Term of the FOR SALE FRITHS LIQUORS, LTD. Court. Tke motion for hi* ad- make, for rapflT growth of to SAVE GASOLINE COS*' yoar Savings. Property, mission the Dftr was mad' PIAN# FOR SALE With Seat In- Agents for Besmuda by the Solicitor QtTll, Mr. Hn-.e a diesel compressor. vestment and «on»|ruetioH Heater Barafaa, before tke Call Richards' Contractor Ser- Tn —good coniWiM. Carl Company Ltd., K7,WhiteidieS Chief Justice, Hon. Myles Ab- vice at 3-9236. 1-1087 price £4«. Road, Bristol. 8. England THE SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1962 BERMUDA RECORDER Rage SeiV

Constructive Vie jAktmw^ Ruanda-Urundi Still Lacks Plan Belgium Gives P,ans Have You Got That on World News For Future as Freedom Nears on Ruanda Send in this coupon sample copy. (< mh-■^mm.-'^aiA^e^^^^^^^^^m for your otitinued from Page 2) . " AWW Wm-■*. No Administrative Arrangement Made for must be done away with en- Wa The Christian Science Monitor A- W^' 'm^^^^^We^W. C WmmW « .. r. r» 1 Ll II C One Norway Street, Boston 15, Mass., U.S. A. — tirely African Area Belgians Want U.N. Henry rord Cooper of Li ' - Wi - Name 1 i^. J0* beria charged that the new Addres Mandate if They Are to Help constitution included "cunning City— .Country keep ■ FBSM devices" to the Africans R r^B fltfT Jt^lmmm. permanently in the minorit-. I SIMBIRA. Ruanda-Urun- the republic of Ruanda ar ■ in Parliament. Xsilo Swai oi.' di. June 18— To be sure of a expected to declare themselves Tanganyika voiced a similar place at the centre of any con- independent July 1. Xo ar- criticism. versation here, all one needs is rangements have been mad ■ A resolution under discus- Lighter. Lovelier a powerful radio. yet for the administration ai sion in the Assembly would the two countries after in- have Britain do away with the Everybody wants to« know dependence, and in the case mt new charter and convene a #/?r#/f Look? the latest news, but Ruanda- inai veiveiy-soit, glow Ruanda there are rumours conference to draft a new on-; radiant thatsays,"Hen Urundi's only newspaper died is a womanwhocares for her skin!"New Artrt that not even the date is cer- that gave equal rights to al'. Skin J_ Tone Cream was developed two weeks ago and the broad- r. T* i -w, ...... in moderr BOWLED BY tain. Canada Backs Britain laboratories to help you care for your skir easts relayed from Brussels ■properly. According to diplomatic William H. Barton, for Ca To lighten it gently yet thoroughly are erratic. One is asked ov?r To soften, to help keep skin BERMUDA MINERAL WATER Co. sources, nada, said the minority clear— and fresl and over by Belgians, United Nations offi- could looking. Use Artra withconfidence for italon< anxious not hope to huge contains Phone 1-6151 wondering whether they ought cials have let it be known that exclude a Hydroquinone,the bleaching ingredi- world organization n;> majority from political life in- ent proven safe for normal skin. to leave by the next aircraft : the has troops send, in event of a definitely, but that Southern Ask for new Artra at drag "Have they decided vet, over to or cosmetic counters now! law and order, Rhodesia was moving in the tLwEPftir..^ there in Xew York?" breakdown in and no money with which to right direction. This means, ot course, L rat- The start the technical-aid pro- The Belgian memorandum 2 ox.tub* Bermuda Credit Association ed Nations headquarters. _ __ _. _i on mi i " T i» XT " t troop withdrawal from Get That Radiant Q? 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Before you pass it by rememberthat a personal ard Hardboard (4x10), A.B.C. Louvered Windows " tlesand small-size listing gives you positive assurance that friends can and Sliding doors, Utility Seal, Snap I. Calk, Full-Width,Full-Depth Shelves for max- have to storage. easy terms may find you in the directory.You won't depend Skeleton Guns, Hinges, Collapse-A-Doors, Cushion imum on just a family listing. " Quality you be Fold doors, Screws, Sash Cord, Fiber Screening Built-in means can sure be arranged This newdirectory offers businessmen a big Glass ... if it's Westinghouse. opportunity,too. An ad in the classified pages sells Ll. Newton Butterfield, Owner and General Manager day of the year.Aad the cost is so every low. For further particulars contact our Hamilton Office REID ST. SHOWROOMS Call our business office rightnow for changedand additional listings in the regularand classified pages. Ll.Newton Butterfield Construction Company The Bermuda Telephone * Ll. Newton Butterfield, Owner and General Manager LW^^^W^^^iA ]IA^WkgL *7g^^Lggr'^fW^m Company Limited Phone 2-0561 1-4036 (Listen the Bermuda Telephone.Hour every 1-6123 Friday at S.OO p.n.) j BATURfcAY, JUNE 23, 1909. THE BERMUDA RECORDER Page Niflt Yo u r Weekly Feature Page - Common Market U Thant Gives Plan to Lift AFRO A5IAN5 AND U. N. EconomiesofPoorNations5% Rhodesia Vote Shows Bloc's Power And and influence that they have Under Soviet Fire attained with such effort in Ready By Lawrence O'Kane West Has no Answer the United Nations, aud are UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., Assembly, he urged tlie Liu* unanimous in opposing any By E Barker Jiiiie 22— .efl; a%g9 the General As maturitjB develop a greater sense of res- Market which is growing loud vent the newlv independent senibiy t64f4 question of W'len days ago the Kepnon ponsibility, both in the United ami intensive. On May 30th countries of Africa or Asia General, U Thant. Decade of Development de cade crashed, hut it made nc Southern Khoife*i> U he £an members of Congress in Nations and elsewhere. Khrushchev played his from seeking association or The programmeagainst hun- Mr. specific proposals on agenda of the sixteent/i «e> eluded in a policy declaration Such an improvement has own personal part in it. At a other links with it. ger, homelessness and ignor the is .)>«" SlOll ktatement that the votin<> taken place in the case of Soviet-Mali friendship ance, Whieh the General As- sue. The programme's goa'.- meet- Soviet propagandists art did so over the protests system in the General Assem several Asian members that ing he using sehiMy hMiied ihP tJ«;c»de are based on the assumption It attacked the Common clumsy, primitive "wlM- H^s (tf Britain, the United States bly and the organizations^ con- gained independence in the *> of Bevelbpinpiit, Mr. TMtft that tta< WpiiUiiim th. of Market a threat by the pons in this eairtpniirt THfy afid indeed all of the Western nected with the United Xa- early years of the United Xa- oligarchy usinjr - explaiiied, seeks aii iriiiual poorer rirffib-Hs f-tirtfirtiie' tn "financial of West are the \vorrt-6iif ill-fit In- powers. Thrsr insisted in vain tions should be changed "tc tions. But it may be a long Europe" against peo- Communis'; crease of 5 per cent in tHc rise H I.tail: gf ijjj $W pfr't <>rn all tins* slogaiis of a yearKB that srnee Sotifliefli Rhodesia's reflect population disparities process for some of the newer ples. dogma economies of the underdeve- which has no relevance rate, fit'** '"onstJtttfkiH trftl not among the member states and members. . new, dynamic loped countries by the end of ■At this the Se&ttffj f9 He claimed that it Was no to the and grow- general explained, iritti rteSt Mare.] to recognize relative ability ing the Sixties. persona &ttfH danger for the Hoviet bloc: it Common Market. The dog- living standards in the_under or Aprif, ifit- Afrii'-ail-AsWii and willingness to meet the ma is this: each country, to For each inhabitant of Asia, wax i* different matter for the developed lands can be dou charge that it discrtrttm#te,- obligations of the Charter." Policy be politically Latin America, this T youiitf States of Africa and independent, Africa and bled in thirty years. against the African citiz'er/s t Thant, the Acting Secre- Asia, they linked must have its own industry, would mean an increase of 2 replied with a since if their Higher Rate Feared could certainly wait until the tary OeiJeral. fate with the Common Market the capitalists, or colonialists, per cent each year in indivi- session, speech attributing such pro- Differences The report pointed out, how- seventeenth which they would be prevented from do not want other countries dual jiicbhie. Mr. ThJ^t ob- September. posals to complaints that "the *■*£¥ tHat there w*»re indica- opens in developingtheir own industry to be irtdifpehdehl biit wah. id served tliiit tt-hile : ti»|s Ms Assembly action will Afro-Asians are now running The non-Communist world 1 small, tions, fhdt jtt *hfoe eOiirttrJes The society. By ami forced to maintain a "col- keep tiiem in servitude so that it represented tlie dif- Ml in United Nations the United Nations, in fact, is an open and they can exploit them; the "between order and the "annuill iitt. Hi* fh^rerfse itm free interchange onial economy." In evett more ference lis most running away with it."* large there is and i_ " ihe ■ ml A capitalist- chaos, find is already 3 per fiefl wr n.isffiry tfrifd -. . . information alarming term* Mr. Khrush- Comtaion Market is a and between hope sigWiW-antt if Mr. Thant, an Asian him- of opinion and colonialist therefore it despair" for of higher." derti'onstratiwi internationally and with- chev clamed that "aggressive group; the millions the akthnw^gfaaae pfrtver of self, said he hoped that these both imperialist using must be trying to stop the peoples In the world whose Among the obstacles that only pass- in individual countries. In forces" were overcome, report the Africaii-Asu*?ti feSajf whrti criticisms were "a the Common Market to African and Asian countries earnings fall short of $100 a must be the ing phase" and that "before inter-state relations this means said, is a lack of information its fifty-one members *trfrtff strengthen NATO and speed from developing their o^Vii M year. together and at the same till.:" fans etefl the critics will rea- tbat in general treaties and dWslriefc Hiitl to keeri theiil on Ayhat development plans ar** agreements what they up the arms rave. is Increase of 20 Billion have the support of the Soviet lize ihtlt the interests of hu- mean producers of cheap-priced raw needea Iii iftffny countries. best served by a say and demonstrate the will It is therefore clear that Mr. In addition, iiils^We bloc, which has now increased ananity are Khrushchev dislikes the Com- materials and foodstuffs. The report offered no over- (Mjk mVpvph with the addition of universal organization prac- of signatories to carry out de- modity prices; the granting of to taken. mon Market :he thinks it will Facts Are Reversed all cost of achieving these ob Cuba Mi(. filter Mongolia. ticing the true principles of cisions strengthen jectives. However, Paul G much aid with "no real assur- democracy It also means that when the West both po continuity," too The group's fiM *itni»ficant on the internation- If the aim of the Common Hoffman, managing director of ance of its came plane." there are differences they be liticallv and economically in many outstanding loans; and test of strength Hi We* al period of competitive Market was to surround itself the Special Fund,a key agency I960, come pnblic knowledge very the co- a to bring science and vember. when it decide.i Prospect strengthen permanently by a wall of high in the programme, estjmated failure Small quickly, ff the government existence and will ♥ethnologyto bear on the to fight the election of Portu- Western influence among th-.- tariffs, so «s M feee)i oilt for- that the fiow of capital gal, of its favourite tar In auy ease, there is sinall chiefs within the Western al- froni problems, wef-e' £lfe$- one agree on im- uncommitted nations of th*> ei£tt goods, and if it had tto the developed to the utide^e- g»K to the Security Counci'. prospect that any system of liance do not lit its bfik-ial edmmerit ; not many presi- world. interest in trading with the loped lands should total about fh\ Wm needed to reaei weighted voting could be portant points world, the Jirbgrainme, tiie United TtfHe' press conferences, min- outside then this par- $80,0()0,000,0ob iii the decide. agreement iffl tit*' African- worked out that would com- dential Misplaced Pears ticular bit of Soviet doghia States hrged feafrefiii bVer-atl! isterial announcements to Par- tie tiiiij represent- plaiiriirig .participation t Asian ('"artdidate, ««d the mend itself to world opinion might have some bearing rtri $20,000,000,00(1 the tht' liament or official communi- Soviet fears are misplaced. ed a itifcrease private capital arid self-help group suddenly forced attd at the same time improve it it. The facts ah" the reVei-se. over the rate, in- of the electitfi. position of the ques will pass before is The Common Market is no! a present tt by the nations Being aided. postponement the *frt»ng whom, The CtiUlhioh Market is com- cludes all sources, private and by of 51 to 38, with powers. Most propo- clear between and weaponof cold war and is not a vote WesterM policies, diver- directed against the Soviet muted to the progressive governmental, loans or grants. nine abstentions. sals would give more votes to about which lowering of its tariffs so as to large popula- gences exist. Union. It has a positive, not The report itself expressed Roused t« Fury members with world it is a negative aim :as the Treatv increase trade with the outside tions and this, indeed, would In the Soviet world. It is also confmitted to this sameVhaf more conserva- FREE! different. International Com- of Rome says, it is to ensuro tively; it called for a gradual All even more striking Qi'M reduce the strength of Africa, w t is supposed to be the economic and social pro association i h countries increase in the annual flow of Personalized Napkin? oustration came last October wfiosf twenty-nine members munism 1 and the whole ap- gtvxs of the European people overseas "with a view to in- capital, which averaged $4,- when the Africans and Asian have an average population of monolithic creasing trade and to pursu- with tmeej order fury by * 7,000,000. paratus of the party machines by common action to eliminate 000,000,000 in the Nineteen were roused to just under countries trade barriers; to improve ing jointly the effort toward Fifties, $8,600,60^080 ty»e»li by Eric H. Louw. th« However, the extra votes in all the Communist develop- to about to prove that it their living and working con- economic and social by i9f6. Plinth AfriMii Kweign Minis this would give the Asian is exerted ' L. ment." I ■ A 11.. — really is. When differences ditions; to narrow the gap be- But the tbtai mi Invitations u-W giants China, with 600,000,- The Common Market coun- tost of WtiddiHt to ex more, India, come to the surface they do tween rich and poor regions programme would go far Be- of fheh'i wanted 000 people or and tries-, moreover, like Britain turn As 400.000,000— so suddenly and with a bang. of Europe; to confirm the yond such figures. It would rSotneyiihgo tie speecfi Wt with would mor? that a solidarity Europe and the United States, but dn- Unity record, but set any ad- Such occurrences mean between and Russia, also include counterpart ex- The fc<£« sembly the.f than cottnferbalance building up countries overseas. If Mr. like are members of tied fOr a resolution that 9eA vantage to the West. weight has been the General Agreement on penditures by the underde- Princess St. for months or years until one Khrushchev gives any real countries themselves sured "'South .Africa or to Additional factors, includ- Tariffs and Trade (GATT). veloped which adoptee income, educa- day the floodgates burst. That meaning to his policy of and expenses of agrarian and Phone 1-1276 delegate." was ing per-capifa The GATT declaration of De (j7 votes, Soutl is what happened in the Sino- "peaceful co-existence." none other social reforms that the by witii Wmf tional levels and military ceinber. 1961, which all these against. been sug- Soviet rift. For years experts of the aims of the Common report deemed essential to tho Africa voting strength, also have have signed, recognises the of defending the tHey would com- have foretold that fundamen- Market can possibly conflict programme's success. Instead gested, but interests particular need for a conscious right speech in the Aft plicate issue so much that tal opposition of with it. and The total cost would also in- Planned Parenthood at free ihe agreement im- However Soviet and West- purposeful effort on the sembly, thirty-two Westerr it extremely difficult wiould make the cost to the aid- would be long. For years ern part of governments to assist clude absent, abstain get agreement on possible for ideas of "peaceful co-exis*- thp nations members were to Western jeered obviously developing countries of granting of trade eoii- Clinics ctl; or, as in the case of the If this were they were sneered and ence" are very dif- stabilized com- a formula. publicity ferent. The Soviet Govern Africa and Asia by reducing eessions and 1'liited Stritfs aati Britain achieved, there would be a at by the monolithic trade barriers. President Ken- modity prices. These conces- Phone 1-3121 IffppA event, of the whole Communist bloc. ment believes that the Soviet adjustments adopted the unhetoie Soviet veto in any day to nedys proposal of February sions and price participating iii the Kremlin will not Until suddenly one .... interest is split Western that pro- FOR APPOINTMENT cut of not since the public knowledge j new legisla- would be made so rest is Europe and to break the ti s for United States vote at permit anv amendment to the The tion to reduce gress tnade woiild not be all. fundamental difference between Europe and the de- tariffs will in- would be unac- The away in cotton Hamilton: With the membership Charter that respect the veloping countries of Africa facilitate progress towhrds this drained the or to its in Asia in this between or exchanges, BMNlMd to 104. the Western ceptable friends lion-Commu and Asia. It follows that the and was welcomed by Britain coffee rubber or CLINIC m Communist and through import KINGSLEY powers ABV find themselves and Africa. can- Sov" (Continued reductions. and Asiai. nist sections of the world Union must try to keep on Page 10) a minority when thi African- The African overemphasised. Th? The plan seeks, in part at members, along Mr. not be * Somerset: Asian and Soviet-bloc M* with - disagree- least, to salve the ills of a Thant, weighted voting Franco American gates take a common stand. view to be over- world in which 500,000,000 THE ARMOURY majority is proposals as an attempt to ments which seem people, one-sixth the popula- But a two-thirds (Continued on Page 10) required to adopt important cancel the position of power tion, are near starvation and St George's pre- that number suffer diet- proposals, or reconsider twice vious decisions, and the West- Ks ary deficiencies. THE ARMOURY ern powers have nevertheless Poor Housing Cited been able to muster one-third plus one of the votes whe.i KEY BitAND It is a world, the report IF IT IS thev stand together. said, in which 1,000,000,000 last week. people Africa, and fids WMs the ease in — Asia BROOKE But the delegates of the Afri- Latin America half the po- WOtlO'S LARGEST can-Asian and Soviet blocs, pulation live in housing which with the help of the Presideiil Printing dignity." BOND SELLING GERMAN is a human of the Assembly, Moiigi SlWi Job Mr. Thant warned that such of Tunisia, overcame the diffi- EXPORT BEER facts were "dangerously in TEA eultv with a resolution hold- we can satisfy you conflict" with psychological that only a simple major- of ing needs. "The perpetuation Is ity was needed to reverse th" poverty in a world of plenty" previous decision not to take said, upon IF YOU WANT Too ikHI ond core of M Mr. Thant is looked up any issue at the resumed wrong "" "as morally and poli- Economical sesison except Ruanda-Urundi. Pamphlets wonoi Itnoitorewon ■ tically intolerable." 35, Magazines Booklets This was adopted 55 to highestquoHtyingredients on say He went to that most with 13 abstentions. Letterheads ond th* most modem of the people involved "have The actual decision to add Calendars Billheads method*, ore factors thai only recently achieved sove- Southern Rhodesia to the reign independence, and they was voted 62 to 26, Wedding Invitations Envelopes makeBECK'tthobeetbow agenda are determined to use their but by that time a number of lootcon bo proOMCeo new political liberty to es- We deliver Farm-Fresh bowed to the w ... members had Tickets Posters Ledgers Etc. cape also from the bondage of truly Milk daily to yonr order. inevitable. Itit obroworrt want." Every African member ex- ft.vC^^sSm^Sw/M^f/ "From this state of affairs Keep plenty on handI cept South Africa and the arise pressures for change Ivory Coast, and all the Asiau PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW WITH \Jt^^^^P^ff*\4?5r a^W which may build up to dan- members except a handful of **! Dunkley's Dairy t^*4 gerous and explosive levels countries, most of them allied Wm^mZ****' ]^ m m^\ keyJOmand unless they can find a con- with the United States, voted structive out," Mr. Thant said. Co., Ltd. to set aside the two-thirds rule. UNION PRINTERY The Deeade of Development THE proposed by Charter Talk wias first Presi- Printers and Publiiheri of Tho Bermuda Beeorder dent Kennedy to Congress These momentous develop today. March, 1961, as a concept Call and enquira*' (incuts have revived talk in the FRITH'S LIQUORS, LTD. around which to organise "United States and Western Court Street, Hamilton America's aid programme. In Phone 2-1310 Europe about the possibility Agents for Bermuda September, when the Presi- of changing the provision in dent addressed the General the United Nation!* Charter

- |dtf______' * *. -_^ t * _a Page Ten THE BERMUDA RECORDER SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1902. Ruanda-Urundi Still Lacks Plan 6 In African Bloc Gaitskell Calls for General Election For Future as Freedom Nears Form Arms Body Issues Challenge to Premier caused as much concern i.i eral election failing to do so Page pressed In View of Tory Decline Conservative headquarters as in the by-election. (Continued from 7) Casablance Group Will Have King Hassan II, had challenge. of Gen. Mr. Gaitskell's Labour would win a general gramme that woulel be the gians leave behind will hav;; Military Set-up in Accra the nomination Hamoi. The Times is almost the Kettani, a former officer in election now, Mr. Gaitskell two countries' only protection chance of survival on By Drew Middleton of Britain's little Army who was de- canon governing asserted, with the Tories fin- against disintegration. Neither their own, but so far they — the French — Hugh classes, who were informed in CAiRO, June 19 Leaders of puty commander of United LONDON. June 20 ishing second.. But "if they lias 'more than a handful of shown little willingness (iaitskell the editorial have the six members of the Casa- Nations forces in the Congo. challenged Prime that "the gravity stay on (much longer and suf- trained officials of its own. to accept advice, partly be blanca bloc agreed to estab- Minister Madmillan to hold of the crisis in our political fer many more defeats lik.> Thai the Belgians, cause has shown The size of the combined force general leaves the advice lish ■ military high command remained to immediate elections life" transcends the results of this," he continued, the Liber- have the ignorance conditions. and its make-up by - who administered of local While details were bein%' be decided. now* that the Conservative parliamentary elections. als and Scottish Nationalists, territories for thirty-sewn April, it is said, the leaders Government as But these, ; In worked out in a closed session 'Attending the conference in had. the La- the editorial said one of whose candidates fin- years, as the only people who of the two countries greeted bour party it, may bring home to Govern- Lothian, of a conference here of the six addition to King Hassan are leader put ished second at West can beep tbe machinery run- the suggestions of a United "utterly ment Goveinments, it was learned President Gamal Abdel Nas lost the confidence of leaders "that the coun- will furnish the Opposition in ning. But Belgium is unwill- Nations commission in Addis that the group command's the country.'' try is suffering from a danger- Parliament. by falling ser of the United Arab Repub- ing to take the i sponsibility Ababa. Ethiopia, on headquarters would be set up lic. Premier Benyoussef Ben Britain is "sick and tired of ous lack of confidence in all without a clear from, other's shoulders helpless In this atmosphere Mr. Mac- Mandate each in Accra, Ghana, under an Algerian the Tory Government and of them." supervision by. laughter. Khedda of the Pro- policies millan's earnest assurances and the United with Egyptian general. visional Government, President wants to get rid of them at "The absence of that Nations. In Ruanda the government arrangement the earliest possible oppor are stated Without equivoca- that the country was doing A compromise Sekou Toure of Guinea and mastering Belgium seeks to extricate that bas been formed by the prescribeel that the Casablanca tunity." Mr. Gaitskell de- tion anel carried through in well, "that we are President Mooibo Keite oi' signs inflation anel putting our- herself from Ruanda-Urundi once subservient Wahutu will group's Secretary General, In clared in a speech at Dews- practice, visible of dis- re- threat Mali. the absence of Presi selves in a sound position to without the international be constantly under Thami Wazanni of Morocco, Kwame Nkrumah, Ghana bury. Yorkshire. unity and personal disagree- criminations followed th from their former overlords, dent expand again," appeared to that . would have final control over is represented by her Foreign Mr. Macmillan's contribu- ment -vith in a party," The inelependenee of the Congo. To the Watutsi. troops. tion to the feverish political Times continued, "are sytmp- make little impression. this, she the use of Minister, Ago Adjei. achieve is ready to The Watutsi have been vio- The neutralist bloc, named debate was a familiar Tory tnns of a general malaise at Political observers believe pay a high price manpower lently out by the thou- Neutralist Character Signed ' in elriven for the Moroccan city in which warning that votes for Liber- Westn'uster of whieh the 1hat the familiar Conservative again sands, regroup- elector; and money, but onh but they have it was set up, consists of the The six Governments are als would put Labour in of- te has shown itself tactics of presenting a somber under I'nited Nations author- ed on the borders and cease- Republic, Moroc- signatories to the African neu- fice and that a mixture of so- well aware." picture of what would happen ity. lessly United Arab harass the country with co, Ghana, Guinea, Mali and tralists' character signed at cialism and liberalism would Mr. Macmillan appealed for to Britain either under a La The European population of murderous raiding parties. Algerian Provisional Gov Casablanca a year and a half lead to economic instability "the support of a vigorous and bour government or with La- They the the two territories alreadv has aim to make it impos- ernment. ago. and the return of military con- uniteel party" and predicted bour dependent on Liberal fallen from 8,000 to 3.000. One sible for the government of Mohammed Pawzi ot" The leaders also agreed to scription. that the Tories would score support fail to move contem- (Jregoire Kayibanda Gen. thousand more will have goat! to carry the United Arab Republic's establish an African common The Prime Minister, who "yet another great election porary voters. by the enel of the month, and on, and to create a situation army, a veteran of the Pales- market. A spokesman for the ■poke to his constituents in victory" when the time came. more are expected to follow in which the re-establishment Kent, But his speech offered little A retired Labour minister tine war, was chosen to head conference said that the agree- Bromley. did not refer summarized the Government's in the first few weeks after in of a feudal regime under the the high command after the ment called for ratification by to the Labour Leader's elec- that he has not said during dependence. Some professions exiled Mwami Kigeri offers the last tin months. situation as that of a salesmai. Moroccan delegation, led by Oct. anel that the economic tion challenge. With the Con- suddenly find that his have been completely denuded. the only hope of order, if not servative down .by 24 per Once again, although Brit- who programme would ge> into ef- vote familiar approach no longer For instance, there will not br of law. fect next Jan. 1. cent in the last ten by-elec- ain's entry into the European a single magistrate after impresses the customers. left Urundi is Calmer tence level. A population of The plans call for the estab- tions, where the Government Economic Community is a ma- independence. 21,- jor public opinion, hopes I.i Uruneli the situation is 5,000,000 is crowded into lishment of an African de- has encountered Labour and issue before The Government's of Usumbura, the capital of square opposition, now failed to refer avoiding of another ii". f( ially rainier, 000 miles. A 1957 sur- velopment bank, an African Liberal he is Mr. Macmillan the risk Ruanda-Urundi, is a dyiii" m but there is irouliie in store. The Mwami vey showed that in the coun- payments union and an econo- expected to wait until the last to it in a political speech. parliamentary seat in a by- town. Houses stand stripped average possible — public-opinion Mwambusta IV will tour tin- try areas, the cash mic council to coordinate trad.; moment the autumn The latest election in the near future and vacated, the first con income wlas about $36 a year of 1964— before going to the poll published, showed a sharp vanished. The death of the tagious sign Shops country daring tbe next two and tariff programmes. of fear. for a family. The conference was expect- country. drop in support for Britain's Earl of Sandwich moves his bear "To Let" signs. The ho- weeks in an effort to keep the very The only major cash crop is to conclude its business A highly critical editorial in entry. For the first time since son, Viscount Hin c hin g- tels are filled with people people steady. A relaxed ed 1961, proportion monarch, coffee. Its production has following a general discus- The Times of London declar August, the Brooke, a Right-Wing Tory, waiting to go. he can be found playing poker dice in Usum- fallen, through a breakdown sion of economic and political ing that at the moment Brit- of people polled who want out of the House of Commons The Advice is Poor huras main night club. He in supervision, from about problems faced by newly in- ain was "without national Britain to join the Commun- and forces a by-election in 32,000 tons a year to an ex- leadership" is reported to have ity has fallen to less than a Dorset South. Lord Hinching- The countries that the Be! >yinbolizes such order as dependent African states. Uruneli has. pected crop this year of be- third. Brooke's majority in 1959 was tween 12,000 and 20,000 tons. challenge 6,693 in a three-cornered race. The ruling party, Uprona, Mr. Gaitskell's Administration in the past has was based what he called contains a sprinkling of the on been maintained by a Belgian Policy Differences Congo Budget the "sensational result" of a Speedy Mwami's firmest supporters. It subsidy than $14,000,- by-election Lothian, Therm also has Premier Andre Mu of —more at West SAVE ON hirwa, 000 a year New York Times. (Continued from Page 9) in Scotland. The Parliament- SAYS the Mwami's son-in- Has Big Deficit by shadowing Western alii ary seat was held Labour law. But the party also in- the candidate, finish Wedding Invitations cludes the a republi- ance present are honest and the Tory seeds of at ing third, forfeited has de- "You'll cook better can movement, potentially led differences of opinion about, Parliament and the Premier NAPKINS FREE day to day matters. They are posit. by Pierre Ngeneiandumwe, tht Common Market Trade Corruption Charges at the Deputy Premier. questions of tactics and not of The Conservatives, Mr. Gait Tribal feuels have become policy, mere pinpricks com skell noted, lost 70 per cent of The Unitv Press Mailed, Under Soviet Fire pared amputations LEOPOLDVILLE, their vote, with seven out of and have been re with the — the Con- Princess Street TROPIGAS" placed by a more modern, but which are being resorted to go, June 22 After twenty- every ten people who had just as dangerous, kind of po- (Continued from Page 9) in the Soviet bloc. For how three months of uneasy in- voted for the min 1959's gen- Phone 1-1276 op can one describe the un- Congo litcial warfare. The official coun- else elependence, the finally position in Urundi has been and the Common Market equal struggle between th? has its first budget. virtually eliminated. tries. mighty Soviet Union and tiny It calls for $150,000,000 in MASTERS Foreign Trade Small Overpopulated and under- Albania? revenues, but its figure of Call 1-6211 for details developed, the two countries The Soviet Union, with its In the last few days both $382,000,000 for Expenditures have little prospect of rising very small percentage of for- M Oouve de Murville and results in a deficit of $232, NEW STOCK above their present subsis- eign trade, is apparently not Dean Rusk. French and Amer- 000.000 for 1962 capable of recognising a basi" ican Foreign Ministers res- The budget, effective as of "SWEET-ORR" WORK CLOTHES have spoken of the fact affecting the nature of pectively, last Jan. 1, was approved by STANDARD U.S. ARMY PANTS the economies of the countries dangers of exaggerating Fran- Parliament early last week. KHAKI Also colours as Silver Grey and Spruce Green of Western Europe. The West- co-American differences. Bota It set off a bitter debate in Europeans obviously wish freely admitted their exist- which members of the Parlia- and Shirts to match above colours ern HATS, to see international trade de- ence and that they are two- ment accused the Government SUMMER DRESS AND HATS velop as fast as possible. No fold: atomic armament (not ministers of being thieves. Suitable for—farm or fishing one country can prosper alone, disarmament, where aims are Premier Cyrille Adoula re- KHAKI SHORTS —best value in Town and Europe cannot prosper identical) and Berlin; but plied that if the Governmen* DRESS SHORTS various colours dialogue unless the countries of Africa every stage in the was corrupt, unwieldy and in BLUE AND BROWN BUNOEES that they are not fun- and Asia also have expanding shows competent, it was the fault of SNEAKER BOOTS AND SHOES and healthy economies; and damental. tlie Parliament that had forced rWATNEYSl Friends have differences of for this they will have to de the Government on him. equal. velop industries as well as opinion because they are you wanted MOTYER European Soviet bloc "Every one of H. P. their raw material production. In the to become a minister," Poland to Premier Church St. East Tel.1-2163 Western Europe therefore has one can travel from said. "To satisfy thes- Bulgaria reading Adonla a natural interest In the all to Mosceiw ambitions we have been forced EXTRA newspapers and periodicals, MILK round economic development a Government scarcely a single to constitute of of other countries as its equal and one finels per- all along the way dishonest and incapable partners in international difference sons chosen by you or by every trade. except the language. One H amazed by the identity of political party." The Common Market has Both the budget and the de- shown its willingness to work views prevailing. It is not a LSTOUT vas- bate in Parliament tended ti has not only sign of friendship, but of BREWED AND BOTTLED for this end. It confirm the picture of the Con- HAVE opened its market to the coun- salage. 'N LONDON FOR EXPORT go as a country in desperate tries already associated with economic condition, with wide- A LITTLE B^^^|i it,but it has operated_an over- spread unemployment, near and seas development fund of spending too much money dollars, over far BRANDY ly 600 million for an incompetent, anel ovev- ending next the five years sized army and for ministerial HANDY... year. After that, the fund ir. anel parliamentary salaries. to be renewed. Of the Government's budg-e K HI Soviet propagandists claim, expenditures, nearly 80 per "" " of course, that Western Eu- cent are earmarked for salaries rope's economic aid is really for military and civilian em- a means of keeping African ployees. a state and Asian countries in Even with its deficit th? of political servitude. This ac- might perhaps be budget may be politically opti Any time at all is a good cusation mistic, according to some ob- time for made with rather more truth the Soviet Union it- servers. It counts on contribu- Hennessy Cognac! against tions totalling$80,000,000 from self. The record of countries of France Britain in the secessionist province *** — Refreshing- such as or A LITTLE NOW Katanga. Talks on ending the Hennessy Flask 19/- granting full political inde continuing her.', dependent secession are *** — SWeet- pendence to terri- CAN SAVE A LOT so Hennessy 1/2 Flask 11/- in mailJB years too but the results far have tories in recent is given little for optimism Clubs, 1 andgives you and impressive for At moderate cost, insur basis clear too a <|uick settlement. Houses and the accusation to carry any ance protects against toward at Spirits Ke energy too! Until the passage of this Available all Wine & throughout weight against Bars when directed money loss from auto ac- budget, Congolese West. the Govern- Bermuda. the soon. ment operated on a Merchants Throughout is cidents. See us had hanel- Bennuda If the Common Market were to bring in Britain to-mouth basis. Its finds expanded handled by the Monetary and other European countries, including... will able Council, a Congolese body Western Europe be staffed by United Nations ex- to give even more effective the past, so as to perts. JOHN F. BURROWS & Co., LTD. aid than in If a Congolese ministry or AGENTS: JOHN P. BURROWS A CO. LTD., strengthen the economic and "O FRONT " " minister wanted money, he 58 Front St. Paget: Corner Shop STRBBT HAMH.TO* . BERMUDA TBL;1-«007 political independence of its Monetary in other con- Phone 2-0444 went before the trade partners Council and asked for it. tinents.