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LONDON, July 9 (AP) and (Reuter).—The King and Queen The Colony's Shakespeare Festival, A straight from the shoulder criti­ Bermuda's rush for motor cars, tonight announced the long-forecast betrothal of Princess Eliza­ to be held by the Catholic Flayers cism of the youth of Bermuda and whioh reached fever pitch 18 months beth, 21 year old heir to the throne, to Lieutenant Philip Mount­ late next month, will be ushered in the deplorable lack of recreational ago when "general use" no longer batten, a former Prince of Greece and Denmark. An announce­ with a colourful parade on opening facilities for young people was made was barred, now seems to be over, night when all the members of the by the Education Department's for the demand has dropped at a ment from Buckingham Palace made in the Court Circular said: cast of "Midsummer Night's Dream" director of physical education, Mr. rapid rate during the last few "It is with the greatest pleasure that the King and Queen announce will inarch through Hamilton to D. J. Williams, at a meeting of the months. the betrothal of their deafly beloved daughter. Princess Elizabeth, their outdoor natural stage at the Lions Club yesterday. Though cars have come to stay fo Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten, R.N., son of the late Prince And­ Agricultural Station grounds. Introducing the speaker, Mr. W. F. their novelty is outworn. A sure rew of Greece and Princess Andrew (Princess Alice of Battenberg) i While the entire cast has not yet Hayward said that Mr. Williams was sign that one can think of writing to which union the King has gladly given his consent." been chosen, 46 members have been a former Saltus School Grammar "fints" to what has been called a Lt. Mountbatten isitiie great full communion with the church announced. Taking the leading School boy who won a Bermuda "childish craze for oars" is to be is communion parts to the 16th Century comedy seen to the fact that Hamilton mo­ great grandson of Queen Victoria, scholarship to England and then of his new country. are Mr. Gregory Gordon, director, won the Oxford Rhodes Scholarship. tor agents no longer have waiting who was Princess Elizabeth's great WILL RECEIVE DUKEDOM who will play the fairy king, Oberon, Later, Mr. Williams went to Den­ lists of scores of wouM-be car own­ great grandmother. while Mrs. Jean Hannant will play mark to attend a physical education ers. In fact, agents agree that the He recently became a British sub­ It was thought that Philip, now Titania. school and returned to Bermuda in motor market in Bermuda Is quick­ plain "Mr." apart from his naval ject a*"! renounced his title of Young Derek Oatway will play the 1939. ly reaching its present saturation Prince of Greece and Denmark. rank, would be made a duke with a point — some even believe that that seat ih the House of Lords, and that mischievous Puck, while Betsy Curtis He joined the B.V.R.O. and later IBs father, Prince Andrew of will be Hermia and Betty Tatem, took over the physical'training of point Is reached already. Greece, was a younger son of Prince he would receive an' allowance of Helena. Frank Cooper is scheduled the regiment, also teaching the' re­ PREFERENCE SATISFIED "William of Denmark, who accepted his own in keeping with the posi­ as Lysander, and Wilburt Smith as cruits command tactics. the Greek throne as George I in tion he will have to maintain. Royal Bottom. Arthur DeSilva will be The preference of Bermudians for 1863. dukedoms vacant include Inverness, Opening his speech with a refer­ the petrol-driven rather than the Snout, Mrs. Dorothy Moss Hyppol- ence to the behaviour of young The wedding date has not been Clarence, Sussex, Cambridge, and ita, and John' Austin the Duke of horse-drawn, for four-cylinder speed fixed but it is reported unofficially Connaught. people to the Colony Mr. Williams rather than landau elegance, has Athens. said: "There has been * lot of talk, it Will probably be to ©etober and Tradition suggests that far their been satisfied by the frequent ar­ During the parade the cast will about juvenile delinquency and rival of freighters from English is almost certain to be held at West­ honeymoon the couple would not be in costume and decorative floats minster Abbey. Lt. Mountbatten hooliganism to Bermuda. Something ports carrying to their holds the leave the British Isles, and the royal Soviet Bloc Declpie To will add to the colour. The parade Is to be done about it to the cor­ gave Princess Elizabeth an engage­ estates at Balmoral, Scotland, or at latest small-powered products of the will lead patrons to the site of the rective field — the police are to biggest assembly lines ta the TJnited ment ring of diamonds and platin­ Wtodsarjjmjthe River Thames, may theatre, and the show will begin 30 um with one large diamond and Attend Paris TalkwThree tighten their measures, the church Kingdom. be chosen. minutes after arrival at tbe Agricul­ is to preach against raucous be­ two smaller stones at the side. The possibility of a trip to Den­ tural station. Approximately 150 Hillman coupes haviour and the Government is to and saloons now ride the Colony's The King has yet formally to give mark, whose King, Frederick IX, is SEATS FOR 500 appoint a Children's Officer and to the Privy Council his consent to a second cousin of Philip, or to the Scandinavian States Accept roads, and about 130 Fords. The The outdoor theatre will seat 500, finance a home for children — but Austin, Morris, Standard aad Vaux­ the marriage. These formalities are French Riviera, where Lady Mil- and the stage will have no front what Is needed even more is a con­ expeoted soon, however, with an ford Haven, Philip's aunt, has a vil­ PARIS, July 9 (ff).— Poland and hall share similar popularity. Nearly Yugoslavia joined Russia and two curtain and no artificial settings. structive policy to youth work. 300 of the vehicles are taxis. order-to-council setting forth the la, was not excluded. But, Princess NEW BID FOR SETTLEMENT CORRECTIVE METHODS sovereign's consent. Louis Wulff, Elizabeth and Lt. Mountbatten, like other nations in the Soviet orbit Each of the three Shakespearian But motor agents who gave their court correspondent of the British' all Britons, are subject to the pres­ OF BALKAN DISORDERS tonight to rejecting the Anglo- plays will be shown three nights, "Bermuda's present-day methods views to a Royal Gazette reporter Press Association, said the Privy ent currency law which prohibits French invitation to participate in and an extra night is planned for of dealing with its youth are mostly believe that the clamour for their the Paris conference on the Mar­ in the event of rain. corrective," Mr. Williams said, add­ vehicles is almost silenced and that Council session, one of the most im­ Continued a* Page 3 portant historically to years, will be France & Colombia Approach shall plan. Earlier, Rumania and Including ballet and chorus, each ing, "I am convinced that if we took to the future lt will be nothing like attended by Empire representatives, Bulgaria rejected the invitation thus play will boast a cast of 100. Chore­ proper precautions before young as vociferous as during last year U.S. With Compromise Plan leaving Czechoslovakia as the only members of the Government and U.S. SENATORS WANT UJR. ography for the ballets is being done people went wrong, and looked after and the early part of this: They be­ Opposition leaders. Central European state of Slav com­ Continued on Pace 6 our youth, we would not have this lieve that the days are over when By LARRY HAUCK plexion to be a probable participant. O problem confronting us today. wheel-hungry citizens thronged the RECEIVE CONGRATULATIONS CHARTER TO BE REVISED Mr. W. Clayton, U.S. Under-Secre­ "Boys and girls leaving school at quayside of Hamilton Harbour LAKE SUCCESS, July 9 (ff£* — It Bermuda Represented At the age of 13 are finding it impos­ watching the polished bodies of 70 Princess Elizabeth fingered the WASHINGTON, July 9 .Reuter).— is learned authoritatively that tary of State, attended a lucheon sparkling diamond and platinum given to his honour today by Pre­ sible to spend their leisure hours to or 80 cars lowered to the ground A resolution calling upon President France and Colombia have ap­ Empire T.B. Conference a worth-while way. They hang from cargo holds. ring — one huge centre diamond Truman to seek a revision of the proached the United States with mier Paul Ramadier and discussed and two baguettes — on the third the situation with high-ranking around to groups outside the Nowadays there are cars in Ham­ United Nations Charter "on behalf compromises aimed at reconciling LONDON, July 9. (Reuter) — Ber­ Phoenix and Adcock's all-night cafe ilton show-rooms available for lm finger of her left hand as she and of permanent world peace" was in­ the opposed American and Russian French officials. her betrothal received messages of Accompanied by Mr. Jefferson muda, despite its record of the low­ because they simply haven't any­ mediate purchase, and agents are troduced to the United States Sen­ proposals for a settlement of the est tuberculosis death rate to the where else to go. In many cases their not ordering large numbers for re­ congratulations from the Prime ate tonight by six Republican Sen­ Balkan disorders. The United States Caffery, the U.S. Ambassador to Minister, Mr. Clement Attlee, and France, he talked informally with world — only two out of a popula­ homes are worse places to which to plenishment of stock. They are ators, after they had conferred with U.N. delegation has rejected both. tion of 35,000 — was represented to­ spend their free time than the cor­ tending to concentrate a little more the Premiers of Australia, Canada, the Secretary of State, General The United States resolution call­ M. Ramadier, Foreign Minister New Zealand and South Africa. Georges Bidault, M. Andre Philippe, day at the Commonwealth and Em­ ners of streets. on the building up of a more ade­ George Marshall. ed for a semi-perament investiga­ Mr. Williams added: "There Is al­ quate supply of spare parts, more According to tradition Mr. Attlee Minister of National Economy, and pire Health and Tuberculosis con­ The Senators suggested that the tion commission to halt the Greek ference. ways something being done for the often to demand now that engine, and the leaders of the four Domin­ border disturbances. French Foreign Office economic ad­ President should ask Senator War­ visors Herve Alphand, Jean Monnet . "In our climate," its delegate, Dr. Continued on Page 10 chassis,' and coachwork have been ions were acquainted with the en­ ren Austin, U.S. representative on Russia already has rejected the on the roads for several months. gagement before the public an­ and Paul Boncour. W. H. C. Masters, said, "there is no O the U.N. Security Council, to call commission idea, placed all the reason why anyone should be a REACHED SATURATION POINT nouncement. blame on Greece and insisted that COPENHAGEN, July 9.— Norway, for a general conference of members sufferer. We have no industries, our Senate Passes Unification At the firm of J. B. Astwood and Constitutional authorities con­ of the United Nations on the sub­ the Athens Government itself take Sweden and Denmark, whose For­ air is clear of smoke and we are tradicted earlier statements that steps to correct the situation. eign and Trade Ministers, met here Son Ltd., who are the agents for ject. prosperous. Two deaths are two Of Forces Legislation Standard Motor Company, Mr. J. C the British and Dominion Parlia­ Under article 109 of the Charter Contiaued on tat* 3 Continued on Page 2 ments must first sanction the mar­ deaths too many." Astwood told The Royal Gazette such a conference can be called with WASHINGTON, July 9 (AP).— The that he believed the market had riage. Motions of congratulation the approval of two-thirds of the Senate by a voice vote approved a will be tabled in both the House of reached its saturation point. General Assembly and any seven compromise measure for permanent "In fact," he added, "I would have Lords and the House of Commons, members .of the Security Council. unification of the Army Navy and and Parliament will vote grants of said that it had pretty well reached Senator Homer Ferguson, who in­ Secret Files Stolen From Air forces which President Truman that point to January, hut since money for the upkeep of the new troduced the resolution, said it was has been requesting for two years. then it seems to have settled down royal household. unlikely that there would be any The bill now goes to the House of r They also saw no necessity for Cars have been selling regula ly but action by Congress on it this ses­ Representatives. Supporters con­ not as speedily as to the first year. Prince Philip to enter the Church sion, but it would be useful to have U.S. Atomic Energy tend revision of the armed forces Plant "Today sales axe definitely stow­ of England, for as a member of the the proposal "on file to the possibly is necessary to save the TJnited States Greek Orthodox Church he is in ing down. They are getting slower turbulent months ahead." WASHINGTON, July 9 (AP).— from destruction when and if a and slower all the time." Senator Hickenlooper (Republican, Panic In Calcutta New British Bid future war strikes. Mr. Astwood added that it was procHAsFraTDOimED Iowa) told the Senate that secret now possible for his firm to keep a SEES UJI. GROUP COOL TO files had been stolen from title Los As Riots Continue To Conclude Trade SEARCH ^KJNDLEY C54 supply of cars in stock ready for ON BRITISH LIMOUSINES Alamos, New Mexico atomic energy sale. IDEA OF JEWISH STATE testing grounds, but said he had HAS BEER GIVEN UP "I think the time has come when "no reason to believe they fell into Into Third Day Pact With Russia we shall have to go out to sell our Govt Warned That Domestic unauthorised hands." . cars," he ended. Committee Now Expected To Senator Hickenlooper, chairman CALCUTTA, July 9 (Reuter) .- By HERBERT L. MATTHEWS No Definite Trace Of Missing "The hungry stage is over," was Panic developed in Calcutta today j (Special to The New York Times Be Given Viewpoint Of Arabs Market Will Be Destroyed of the joint Senate and House ato­ and Tbe Royal Gazette) the comment of Mr. Conway Trott, mic committee, said: "The Ato­ when the wave of rioting by Hindus LONDON, July 9. — The British Plane Has Been Found agent for Austins, who agreed that and Moslems swept into its third the market was practically full to­ (Special to Tiie New Tork Time. LONDON, July.9 (Reuter).—Warn­ mic energy commission did report are making one last and rather de­ and The Boyal Gazette) ings of large scale cancellations of to the joint committee that there day, with four people killed and 28 spairing effort to conclude their After an intense but futile five- day, vjfp JERUSALEM, July 9. — The Jewish orders for high powered British cars were certain atomic energy files injured in various parts of the city. trade pact with the Soviet Union. day search, the United States Air "From now on I think there will Agency for Palestine concluded the which threatened the destruction of The police made 90 arrests. it was learned today. Mr. Harold Wil­ Transport Command have given up be a slight demand for cars, but the missing at the Los Alamos project 'car-crazy' ported is finished," he premutation of its case before the the domestic market were given by in New Mexico." The incident oc­ ftframcar and bus services were son, who is in Moscow representing for lost the Kindley Field 054 air­ craft whieh left Bermuda at noon said. United .Nations Commission today Labour and Conservatives MP's in curred when two army sergeants stopped, and shops and places of the Board of Trade, has presented a Jt 0 con business, hopefully reopening after a week ago today on a routine flight Continued on Page 10 without todicationsjjhat k* - " the House of Commons tonight dur­ took documente^with them when note to the Russians making it clear verted any substantial part of the ing a debate on the Government's two days, hurriedly shut up again. that Britain very much wants large to Morrison Field, West Palm Beach, decision to impose double purchase they were demobilised. Florida. Not a fragment of wreck­ committee to the idea of a Jewish Six passengers were Injured when quantities *6f" wheat, timber and state either in all or part of the tax —66S%—on all cars costing over He said the F.B.I, was notified at several other products, and if Mos­ age from the plane has been recov­ AF Of L Unions To Contest : once and promptly located the two a bomb exploded to a public trans­ cow agrees Britain will then meet ered and no report has been received country. OT$o. port vehicle. •"tomorrow the committee will be­ The decistdtfcti .which takes the men arift*^*The ] documents, were the Russian financial terms. 'about its progress or fate since lt New Labour Statute disappeared when it was nearing the gin hearing subsidiary Jewish or­ form of an amendment to the bud­ as we believe, completely and fully The police Used tear gas to New Russian offers thus far have been ganisations and minority groups, get, was approved by 273 votes to recovered." TV>ni|.t$o disperse a crowd of Khak- coast-line of the U.S.A. with a crew WASHINGTON, July 9. (ff) — The discouraging to the British. The of six aboard. some of whose compromise propos­ 128 after the Chancellor of the Ex­ Senator Hickenlooper said the sars (militant Moslems who oppose negotiations- started well some heads of 105 American Federation als for settlement of the Palestine chequer, Mr. Hugh Dalton, had pro­ a Pakistan). A Khaksar spokesman of Labour unions to an emergency joint committee believes there was months ago with both sides talking When the C54 did not touch down session unanimously agreed to chal­ problem appear to interest Various mised tha^f within a year evidence said they were on their way to the in terms of the Soviet Union's send­ at Morrison Field at 6.00 on Thurs­ proved that the tax was bad, he no effective breach of security. House of Mr. Nehru, vice president lenge the constitutionality of the committeemen more than the offi­ "We have no information that any ing Britain a million tons of wheat day evening, news of her non-arrival cial Zionist proposals. would reduce It*lo"S&*per cent. of the interim Government, to pre­ from this year's crop. However, as new Taft-Hartley Bill to the courts •^jb*. Dalton declared that the num­ unauthorised persons did see these sent a petition for the release of all was sent to Klndley Field, where and work for the defeat of every It now appears that the commit­ documents other than the two the talks progressed the Russians planes took off to search the ocean ber of cancellations received by the Khaksars arretted in Delhi and to put the screws on. member of Congress who supported tee will at test receive some testi­ Rolls Royce Company had been to- army sergeants," he said, adding Patna-Bihar Province. between Bermuda and Florida. the measure, which restricts many mony on the Arab viewpoint. The signiflcant compared with the back­ tiiat the Justice Department was still They demanded a drastic reduc­ But they were forced to return union activities. general expectation is that several log on orders to be filled for both A police officer reported that to tion in interest terms on Britain's by the imminent threat of bad wca.- investigating. Peshawar the red-shirted Moslem WASHINGTON, July 9. .Reuter)— of the Arab League states will ;SP export and the home market, but J Senator Hickenlooper told the Sen­ 1941 credit, wanted an extension of ther, and were unable to resume cept the committee's invitation supporters of Congress fired on a bus The Southern Coal Producers' Asso­ a Conservative MP. Colonel Oliver ate important Information flies were time for repayment, reduced their their search until Friday. While ciation announced today that it transmitted to the Arab consulates Stanley, argued that according to taking Moslem League voters to the offers pf wheat and timber, demand­ they flew low over the Atlantic they taken from Los Alamos, the New polling station, during the referen­ would accept the new soft coal wage general to Jerusalem today, and that his information one firm had re­ Mexico atomic testing station, to ed thiiigs like steel rails that Britain were joined by other planes from contract already signed yesterday the committee will Journey to one ceived cancellations of one-third of dum on the future of the North could not supply to large quantities, Florida which carried out a cease March, IMS but recovered without West Frontier Province. by 75 per cent of the TJ.S. eoal in­ or more of the neighbouring capi­ their total current orders, and others any "breach in security." and baulked at any long term agree­ less reconnaissance. Altogether tb dustry. tals to take their evidence, g had reported 100 per cent cancell­ Senator Hickenlooper said the When the Bengal boundary com­ ment such as'the British sought. planet covered a rectagttlar stretch At the same time the Palestine ations. He said he doubted that mission met here today for the first of water 200 to 300 miles off the Flor­ An official spokesman for both committee has no reason to believe However there has been no break­ operators and the union said the Arab Higher Committee is being ask* the export market would benefit as a time, to settle procedure, none of down, and the British would hate ida coast. result. that secrets were stolen from the agreement included an increase in ed to call off its boycott of the Oak Ridge, Tennessee project. the three principal parties con­ to see any breakdown. Although The search was continued over A Labour member, Mr. Sydney cerned was willing either to place the daily wage rate from $11.85 to inquiry but tite committee's secre­ the collapse of the Foreign Minis­ the week-end and tap to a late hour $13.05, or an hourly rat* rise of 441 tary, Dr. Hussein Khalidi, predicted Seholefield Allen, forecast the end Mr. Charles Ross'. Press secretary its memorandum before the com­ to President Truman, said to re­ ters' conference to Paris made hopes on Tuesday, when Air Transport cents, and provided for an eight- tonight that the attitude of the of titw Rolls Royce and the Bentley- mission, or to open Its case before of an Anglo-Soviet trade pact seem Britain's two best popular limou- sponse to I iquir les and after eheck- "opposition parties" had done so, Command headquarters ft Tort hour day Instead of nine, includ­ committee will not change. rather slim, the British Government ing 'Nvalktog time" and Halt an hour Gntlaeti •* m» * CMtiwal M tat* • -fF ' fsrttewl m r»m* • Totten, Bayslde, Queen's, announced C*mta*tBiaat*S*Z Caatiaaai aa fat* * ftstifti M Fact M far lunch Instead of 15 minutes. Page 2 THE ROYAL GAZETjffi, THWRS ,Y 10, 1947

SlplLigal' (Samite TIDINESS PURGED UPON 221 Hours Of Sunshine Were Soviet Biodl. Dilline To UBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT ON SUNDAY GILBERT INST. PUPILS Record During June W.LeM]Thy Joys Alone Be Remembered N^xu." The Boyal Gazette (Estab. 1828) Incorporating Meteorological data for June, Attend Paris TMksjIiThree TM. The Colonist and Dally News (Estab. 1866) Miss Rose Gosling Speaker compiled by the Bermuda Meteoro­ logical Station, shows that lErinf Proprietors At Closing Ceremony 13 rainy days last monffi 5.43 inches Scandinav^^^StateST Accept THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. -erf-rato fell, with the maximum Tom Moore's Tavern Reid Street, Hamilton At the Gilbert Institute closing rainfall on any one day#J^6 inches Ceatiaued from Page ) for the summer holidays on Friday being recorded on June 21. Editor: E. T. SAYER last the guest of honour was Miss today, have agreed to accept the proposal and are busy lining up sup­ For Your Special Manager: FORD BAXTER Rose Gosling, retired headmistress However*, temperatures calculated? Anglo-French Invitation to attend port. . Jpj the Paris conference on European There are 18 powers now repre­ Subscription Rates of the "Bermuda High School for *i_fcpto observa&ons made at Per Year Skis. Ma. Trounsell Gilbert I8BB the Station's Hamilton Hotel,** self-aid. sented on the E.CE. and the Soviet Local—£3. 10.J& Foreign— E3...10...0 also present. _8ifcB. show that rain still They have agreed on a common Union can count upon six votes in DINNER PARTY played a bad second fiddle to the Scandinavian policy one feature of a pinch. Shortly, however, when Miss Gosling,gave the children a treaties with the satellite powers are THURSDAY,-J11J.Y 1«, 19417 Bermuda sunshine, of which 221 whicli is their evident desire that 'Phone 7136 for Reservations yery practical talk tips the-meaning the Paris conference examine care­ ratified, Rumania, Bulgaria, Albania. of Order in one's surroundings and hours 36 minutes were recorded fully the extent to which at least Hungary and Finland will be added AN ALTERNATIVE the necessity of training the mind during the month. The averts some of Europe's economic jrotftems to the Soviet voting strength. That to work in an orderly manner. She daily sunshine was seven hours 24 eould__be handled through, the agen­ would give the Soviet Union enough made the point that disorderly sur­ minutes, the maximum in one day Another foice was added yew cy of the United Nations. votes for an effective veto under a roundings hurt the mind. Trasn 18 fhours lip minutes,' on June 26, The relevant passage in a cautious­ two-thirds rule but nQt quite enough terday to those which, muted, thrown upon the public streets and on June 18 and 23 no sunshine ly worded joint communique released on a majority vottog'%ule. Her pre­ harranguing or cajoling'-have hurts tits mind. at all was recorded. after talks lasting all afternoon at sent voting strength is four sure been urging upon us, but partic- Christiansbarg Castle, said: "Dis­ votes — her own plus Byelo-RussiaJ tifito can help PermuQa not only Thfr-ygBort, made public by the ularl«fupon our;|^bi^/p(*enienterprise as re-equip industries badly worn down bus route parallels the railway. Book tickets hard-working staff the examinations will not be sold other than on Friday afternoons. lengthy a procedure to otj dealt proved that progress had indeed well as the creation of friendly re­ to the war. with by the rest of us. A shrug­ been made, she said. In sports lations between ourselves and Arabs: (Special to The. New York Times ging of shoulders and continued the junior net ball team hid suc­ are contingent on our independ­ and The Boyal Gazette) BY ORDER OF THE BOARD. condemnation — and that is that! ceeded Jn retaining the shield for ence," he said. "Once a Jewish state SOFIA, _ Jult'S— Bulgaria has^dfi=j 3609tth.f. Until we have tried and found a second year, and the girls of the has come into being reciprocal re­ cun§_t ^Jn_e flli.vftation to join the wanting those more constructive school had been able to place as lations between it and its neigh­ European mutual economic aid con­ steps outlined yesterday before bours will follow. ference because, In her opinion, it "runners-up" in two of the age would inter-fere with her two-year the lions' Club — wholesome groups at the Inter-school Sports. "Give the constructive genius of the Jewish people a proper chance plan and would lead tqjthe division youth recreation centres, The Junior Red Gross bazaar had of Europe into two hostile camps. planned and supervised spare- and one of the sorest international cleared over £78 and there was over problems will have found a just and A communique released at mid­ time activities, deliberate incen­ £12 in the penny collections. This happy solution." night and published to the official Bermuda General Theatre; tives to good and clean living — was the offering of the School to Government newspaper today said: we cannot in truth assert that children not so well off as themselves. In their reactions to more than three days of official Zionist testi­ "The Government decided unani­ — Today — we have done all that lies within mously,-that Bulgaria will not par­ TWO TEACHERS LEAVING mony, committee delegates gave little our means. We do not under­ encouragement to the Jewish ticipate in the Paris conference be­ estimate the discouragements Mrs. Smith regretted having to Agency. Their seemingly cool atti­ cause she already has begun the Playgrounds:— 8.50 p.m, that face such a programme. part with two members of the staff, tude is reported to be particularly realisation of her own economic There would be misunderstand­ Miss Doris Lowther and Miss Hilda discouraging to Zionist leaders be­ plan, which will be exposed to the — Bermuda's Newest Open-Air Theatre— ing — some of it wilful, but most Burgher, who were leaving in a few cause it is understood the Zionists danger of revision and hindrances of it doubtless innocent. Such few days ior Canada. Both teachers have been told by the Ttoited States if the organisation proposed by the a programme would of a cer­ had worked hard for the School Government that it intends to sup­ in the organisation proposed by the port the implementation of UNS initiators of the conference is creat­ tainty take a long time to estab­ and everyone would miss them very ed." lish itself soundly. The habit of much. COP's report to the General As­ ^M^MWmhiJ^m sembly if it is at all feasible. The communique added that Bul­ street corner lounging and loiter­ After the presentation of the garia is ready to collaborate with ing is deep-rooted and will not prizes by Miss Gosling, a bouquet Only one of eleven international all countries to realise her economic yield overnight to anything re­ of flowers was presented to her by delegates is believed to be thinking plan, provided her economic inde­ r sembling regimentation or even little Gladys Johnson. Three cheers positively of a Jewish state In any pendence af&! sovereignty were re­ ee\ cooperation. were given for the members of the part of Palestine. No large and spected. definitely pro-Zionist bloc can be fate We have yet to hear of the staff and after singing God Save SOVIET DEMAND ON E.CE. the King, the School dismissed. discerned. appointment of the comnuWon (Special to The New York Times for which the House of Assembly The prize list follows: Kinder­ An oddity of the committee's In­ and The Boyal Gazette) quiry is that it seems to have given GENEVA, July 9— The Soviet DANCING with CARl ESMOND'CARUTON YOUNG atvemton asked concerning the beaches garten "B"—lst. Gladys Johnson, little attention to the question of and waterfronts of the Colony. 2nd. Antoinette Judd; "A"— lst. Union is planning to demand that CHARLES D. BROWN jfejgyg whether Britain should remain as a two-thirds majority rather than with .'.'jjj&j A UNIVERSAL-INTERNATIONAL PICTURE We hope that the commission's David DeSilva, 2nd. Raymond Bap- trustee of Palestine -or retain any appointment will not be delayed tiste; Transition "B"—lst. Paul simple majority voting shall be in-, FREDDIE CHAPMAN Also—"KENTUCKY DERBY -Horse-Racing Classic sort of military position here. The eluded in the permanent rules of and that its terms of reference Semas, 2nd. Ronald Mathias; "A"— Jewish Agency repeatedly demanded and his Orchestra will not be restricted to beaches. 1st. Jane Porter, 2nd. Tony HolMs procedure for the Economic Com­ From 8.30 p.m. the end of the British mandatSSftr mission for Europe, it was learned The way has been opened for a (special prize for greatest progress regime, and Indian and Yugoslav For Reservations PLAYHOUSE:- NEW OPERA HOUSE : — to John Mathias); I Form Lower.— today. jrri complete investigation of our delegates have indicated interest to The Soviet delpgfition already has 'Phone 3160 MATINEE & EVENING needs and our prospects %i the lst. Ruth Botelho; 2nd. Mary De­ Britain's departure; nothing more Air-Conditioned Silva; tfpper—lst. Manuel Botbelo, a resolution drafted but th£.,Western 2.45 - 8.00 way of recreation centres of the has been said about Britaiji'g strate­ powersJire determined to defeat the 3S3Tftu.w.tJi. 2.45 - 8.00 kind advocated by the director 2nd. Beatrice DeSilva (who also re­ gic interest in the country, which is THE CHASE" of physical instruction. It is a ceived a special prize for progress); one of the key factors in the Pale­ Alfred Hitchcock's development that may best be H Form Lower—lst. Eileen Mello stine problem. Smashing Suspense Story! ROBERT CUMMING8 2nd. Georgia Rego;,Upper—1st. Shir­ undertaken in a complete and —o- integrated manner if we are to ley Smith, 2nd. Edward Semas; TODAY COLONYiTHEATRB xo&r 4.25 - 9.35 achieve the most lasting results JII Form Lower—lst. Norma Fox, not merely in benefits to our 2nd Mary Semas; Upper—1st Newfoundland Ship Brings o population but in saving to our Jacqueline Gonclaves, 2nd. Angelina Rum and Pickled Beef Open-Air-GARDEN THEATRE-Open-Air T Treasury. ciWfi know something Rego (special prize for drawing and water colours to Arthur Rego). Box Office Open 8.30 Show Starts 9.00 of the cost to the country of idle­ The small Newfoundland Railway o ness that turns into mischievous- Company freighter "JPlacentia" tied •ff" ness. It is a multiplying cost in Panic In Calcutta As Riots up at No. l Shed yeserday morning rasn I terms of money and mental and Continue Into Third Day en route to Newfoundland from physical well-being. A direct Barbados. $L--J**M ^ppf I offensive against its causes is • Contiaued from Page t She unloaded a cargo of one hun­ needed, as the experience of dred 48 and 49-gallon kegs of rum cities and towns elsewhere has They were accordingly directed to mm i.nmti file their memoranda before July 15, for Bermuda, and a number of bar­ u demonstrated. Such an offensive rels of pickled beef flanks from Ca­ can be made to succeed if there and the commission adjourned till July 16. nada. S" is the will for sustained effort The three parties are the Moslem The ship left for Newfoundland Starring and all-round cooperation. Plen­ again in the late afternoon, 't^iii League — representing the majority WY+*m£ft$ < ty of both will be needed, but community — tha Indian National Ingrid BERGMAN the try is worth making. Congress and the Hindu Mahasabha Oary GRANT — Claude RAINS (Orthodox Hindus). THE MARRIAGE ACT, 1944 —The Kind o.f Entertainment MARGIE Everyone Enjoys! NO D. N. MEN FOR PARIS KinTECttN/CQlOiy .., At **• , Notice of Intended Marriage T~ FATE tMERSON. • GEOROE TOBIAS • HOWAKO SIITR • BUS? If WIS SANDYS (Open-Air)—Somerset LAKE SUCCESS, New York, July DIRECTED n-FR£D£RICKDECORDOV». • 9 (Reuter). — The United Nations 8.45—"THEY WERE JfSTE$f* Also—- has not been imutsed to send observ­ The persons named and des­ "THE CHICAGO KID" Phyllis Calvert and James Mason ers to the European Economic Con­ Elba Beach ference opening in Paris on Satur­ cribed hereunder have gft*eft Donald Barry FLATTS (Open-Air) Theatre notice to me of their intended day, Mr. Adrian Pelt, the Assistant For reserved seats 'Phone 1149 8.45 — Special Showing — AH PORTUGUESE U.N. Secretary General said today. marriage, namelj^R^ He disclosed that tiie United Na­ It's Cooler MASONIC HALL (Open Air) GLEN DUROR (Open Mr) Musical-Comedy ! tions had been asked to supply Harry Williams, of Ireland their staff of interpreters. Island, Divort&pi' and r IAMCIS umm "MENINA DO RADIO" 193<*to.tli.i_Aaf.l3. Dordthy Mable Steynor of*rf MK Miner Sir George Thomson, the British MM RUTHERFORD Also—"The Virginian"-~Thgifoflg^JjMlon-iPrama! representative on the sub-committee Somir%et,' Spinster EDWXRB ASHIEY on controls of the Atomic Energy; For some time Well spent.\ Commission, emphasising that he ijAjteiy person knowir^awr/ fast - Pia$r,g Friday andjj>atui?clay - was speaking personally- only,, told cause of^ffiSiefdniient wh^'this llll MADHOUSE we recommend marriage Should not 'ft^fcllbwed PLAYaEOUNlHMOpen-AJ*) an informal meeting it would be "SONG OF impractical to prohibit work OKI should errtir caveat fortht^ffi iri 2 "NOCTD It 1* E" "Phantom of the Plains" "Shadow'' ©! Suspicion*! SCHEHERAZADE" atomic bombs unless there was an jra6**^fe^^ttife Registrar 4pj^ Chap. 6 Serial tii&ifcChap. 5 Serial George Baft, Sylvia Sidney "intolerable degree" of inspection eral. —In Technicolour— over, all weapons. irtffcififci rrr/tr" NSW OPERA HOUSE:- Matinee & Evening-,2.45 & 8.00 at ||p*» : Datedtth day of July, 1947. y At the Garden Theatre; iWt!*%-venj frt&dly spend and be ."BUCa^PBJVATgS^^B; HOlteS-^jU^MLteno spent ^r^^jfi^^them^kAthe 'more I Simmons Beach Fr«^f Saturday—"DAKOTA" "THE TIGER WOMAN" "STEP'^^^L, I^wresjeelfcey' i i ™_^vcting Registrar General. t abvfr$d®ntfrp I' mo v&--

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England Wins Third Test Match RAIN RESTRICTS PLAY BERMUDA DINGHIES TO SAIL W STSJEORGE'S IN COUNTY MATCHES Defeating S. Africa by 7 Wickets Yorkshire Dismissed For TEN EVENTS LISTED FOR WATER MANCHESTER July 9.— England when it went in later in the day. 79 In First Innings GREEN PEPPER TO DEFEND WABUN stood two up and two to go tonight Things looked grim for tho'.tour- in her series of Test Matches against ists on Tuesday night, when Dyer CARNIVAL AT B.A.A?f POOL the touring South African sidejafter was bowled after scoring only one LONDON, July 9 (Reuter).—Heavy CUP IN TODAY'S SAILING RACES defeating 'fhe South Africans by run, but Melville, his opening bat rain restricted play to all the county seven wickets in the third match partner, today scored a beautiful matches today. At Chesterfield, of the series. 59, treating the crowd to a display where Derbyshire meet Surrey, it South Africa, who overnight had of batting which could only be des­ was impossible for a ball to be bowl­ Races to be Sailed for Dinghies of Further Episode in Life Of scored 14 for the loss of one wicket, cribed as great. All the elegance and ed. that of one of their most valuable polish which are so much parti ©fc Yorkshire, again suffered a set­ Philanders Highlanders to be Given batsmen, Dyer, were dismissed in Melville's make up, went into his back, being dismissed to their first St. George's Dinghy and Sports Club their second innings for 267 and innings. innings for 79. England, who had scored 478 in the Mitchell, first wicket batsman, The only eentury of the day was An all-St. George's Dinghy and Sports Club cast will greet the Ber- A programme of at least 10 events Six men will compete in the senior first innings were left with 128 runs was dismissed for six, but Britain ait hy Denis Brookes of Northamp­ muda fitted dinghy fans this afternoon at St. George's Harbour, for to­ is scheduled for tomorrow inning, 200-yard free style contest. They to get for victory. stfll had to reckon with Nourse a tonshire. beginning at. <#*jt5, at the Eagle's will be Gym Bardgett, Derek Oat­ The field was soft from heavy rain massive-man with huge arms, and The scores :-^ day the East End club will hold a regatta for their own dinghies. which had fallen all night, when Feature of the afternoon will be looking for an opportunity to gain Nest, B.A.A. Pool, as anotha»~of the way, Bill Spurling, Doh Shanks, great hitting strength; Derbyshire TS. Surrey — no play. BJLA.'s weekly swimming carni­ Philip Tribley and Francis Vallis. play was resumed at the Old Traf- Warwickshire vi. Lancashire — the Wabun Cup race with the Green possession of one of the oldest cups ford ground, and the wicket was a Nourse would not be intimidated Pepper defending the cup-She won in fitted dinghy racing. vals gets under way. difficult one, not only for the South by the England attack, and flogged Warwickshire first innings 207; Lan­ As usual, since the happy couple Two other events will be a boys' the bowling for two hours and 15 cashire first innings 55 for 1. last year. This race is scheduled to On the basis of past performances, (junior) 50-yard breast stroke race, Africans, but for the England side start at 2.30 with a second con|eSt! Green Pepper is not expected to re­ are staying in Bermuda, the pro­ minutes, during which he scored Worcestershire vs. Hampshire — to follow as soon after the comple­ tain the Wabun Cup. She has not gramme will feature another epi­ and a balloon race for boys and 115 runs. He hit with tremendous Worcestershire first Innings 166; sode in the comical capers girls, in which the contestants will power, and lifted two sixes out of Hampshire first innings 29 for 0. tion "Ofthe first -run as is practic­ been able to finish. In three of the the ground which were colossal able. five races in which she competed"; of Mr. and Mrs. Philander Hijrhland- be required to blow up balloons on ILYS DARRELL TROPHIES Yorkshire vs. Kent — Yorkshire the edge of the pool. The oiyNrhose blows. His innings also included first innings 79; Kent first innings Although the race is for ___S_Je -For these five races, she has gar­ er. They have alr^idy been mar­ 13 fours. nered six points out of a possible 35 balloon bursts first will be eligible TO BE HELD FOR SERIES 117 for 3. George's club dinghies only, it is ex­ ried and spent at least a part of their But). |, collapse by South Africa, pected that a large number of spec­ for a percentage of .172 — the low­ honeymoon in the public eye, and to enter the water first. Glamorgan vs. Leicestershire — est rating of any of the Bermuda perhaps England's only, hope of get­ Leicestershire first innings all out tators will be present, for dinghy this week the public will be intro­ A "Feather Merchants' " race, the ting anything better than a draw, racing draws a larger number~nf dinghies this season. July 24 Listed As Start 175; Glamorgan first innings 77 for duced to their first-born. It is a same as last week's "Mighty Mid­ was in tho offing. After being 21C 7. fans than any other sport in Ber­ MUCH DIFFICULTY dark secret as to whether the child for three, South Africa were all out muda today. get" contest, will be held across Of Second B.S.C. Series Somerset vs. Nottinghamshire — is a boy or a girl, fat or thin, trucu­ the breadth of the pool, with Deany for 267, their tailenders failing dis­ Somerset first innings Itt. Notting­ The full St. George's contingent The Green Pepper has had con- lent or well behaved, but if truculent, mally before the England bowling. will be present, Green Pepper, Vic­ siderabfe difficulty. She has had and Howard Mareira, Michael Mo­ At a meeting of the Racing Com­ hamshire first innings 119 for 8. it would be well advised to watch ran, Francis Oassidy and Sandra An opening partnership of 63 runs o tory, strebor and Shnmrock n, all trouble with her jib fittings and mittee of the Bermuda Sailboat by Washburn and Hutton sent Eng­ with the luff wire of the jib itself, its step, tor accompanying tho High­ Dallas among the children compet­ Club held yesterday, it was decided, landers will be Dr. I. Spankem, as­ land off to a brilliant last inning DEWAS CUP MATCH CANCELLED and she has had trouble in keeping ing. with the permission of Miss Hys start, and paved the way for Edrich, the inside of her hull dry. She is sistant to the stork at the birth of Darrell the donor, to hold a series of who scored 191 in the first innings the infant. The evening will end with two four races for the trophies she has The Married vs. Single match not a ""jinxed" dinghy, however, for and Compton, who contributed 115 between members of the Bermuda she can show as clean a pair of heels On the serious side, there will be water polo games, one between a presented instead of but one race. to Tuesday's score, to finish the Test as any other dinghy in the fleet if the usual swimming and diving Sandy's Boat Club and a B.A.A. The trophies are handsome aner­ job. This they did in good style, Athletic Association for the Dewar properly handled. events. team, and the other a match be­ oid barometers, one of which will and England's innings was over and Cup, which was to have been played, this afternoon at the B.A.A. Field. There is a tie for top place in the One feature will be the 300-yard tween juniors. Coach Bob Aaron be awarded to the boat in "A" class the match won with the score board Phensic's told tiie Boyal Gazette that the gaining the greatest number of reading 130 for three. has been cancelled, The Royal Ga­ 8t.i George's Dinghy and Sports medley relay race for senior girls, zette learned yesterday. Club's entries based on the perform­ with Betsy King, Betty Fearis, Joan B.A.A. now had a lot of experienced points in the four race series, while Two more Tests remain to be play­ ances over the racing season so far. waterpoloists to choose from for our the other will be awarded to class ed. Of the three now over, England This annual event had to be aban­ threefold Belvin, Margaret Jeffries, Margaret "B" boats or Snipes, depending up­ has won two and one has bee a Shamrock II with 29 points out of Tribley, Anita Masters, and Elsie competitive contests, and the policy doned as it was impossible to raise a possible 46 and Strebor with the Of trying to bring along junior talent on the interest shown. drawn. teams for the occasion. and Mary Lawrence competing. The first race of the second series same number of points are both An intermediate 75-yard freestyle was now being followed, so that, power! tied with .630 percentage points. in the Bermuda Sailboat Club rac­ race for hoys up to 15 or 16 years old, wheri^he New York Athletic Club ing, will start on July 24. Actually Strebor has the better waterpolo team visits Hamilton record for she received no points in will bring together Harold Anfossi, Trying to develop interest in other Tom Ounch, Than Butterfield, Tre­ later his year, the B.A.A. will have classes of racing than the Interna­ the hrstlftlthe July 3 races when some new and useful material upon he fouled out and withdrew. Had vor Micheilson, Walter Bardgett and tional 14s, Mr. Eldon Frith, M.O.P., she as muah as made a last place, Richard Blackwell. which to draw. has offered to let his boat, Zena, be she would have been top St. George's used in "A" class sailing by some dinghy. of the younger sailors. All he asks 1 is that the boat be properly taken Victory has had a good run this care of. yea? andout forthe first raoi pi LUDERS TEAM SELECTED TO BRILLO the season which she did not finish, It is expected that other owners \ RACE IN US. IN SEPTEMBER of "A" Class boats, will come for­ would have been in a commanding ward with similar offers. KEEPS ALUMINUM BRILLIANT \ position. She has garnered 25 of a possible 46 points for a percentage Further information concerning the racing for "B" class or Snipes The fastfdiowsHrousewife wtrf never be of .544. Sea Witch Series Suspended!: Team will be published as soon as it is Shamrock II and Strebor are the available. •^^rrhour BriHo — it's packed TWO ways. only St. George's dinghies to win Racing to be Carried on From Today Thanks to its composition- races in the fitted dinghy regattas Aspirin and Phenacetin (two of to date, Shamrock taking one first, The members of the Luders 16 ing down an opponent, to give a Tne Red Box The Green Box medicine's finest painkillers) and two thirds, three fofbrths and one class made an important and wise boat on his team an advantage, he HARRY KING BACK IN fifth. decision yesterday, when it was wIS always do so. Excellent team Soaped Pods Soap and Pads Caffeine (to lift your fatigue)— tactics were seen in the Interna­ Phensic is always ready to help Strebor has one first, two seconds, agreed that they would suspend BERMUDA FROM ALABAMA two thirds and one fourth. Green their free-for-all series of races for tional One Design racing for the Ask for Brillo at your Grocers you banish pain and send you on the Sea Witch Cup and start train­ Amorita Cup this year, especially your way, cheerful and happy. Pepper has one fourth and one sixth, while Victory has three sec­ ing for their team racing in the Un­ at the starting line where on one Played Tennis For A.T.C. Distributors Get some Phensic and keep it onds, one fourth, and two fifths. ited States next September. occasion, an American boat carried handy! Although JQreen Pepper has made While individual racing might give two of her Bermuda opponents Reached Third Round Matches across the line to win the race prac­ FLITCROFT and LIGHTBOURN a poor showing, she will have con­ the skippers and crews of the class Queen St. siderable sentiment behind her to experience in winning races, it was tically at the start. The American Sergeant Harry King, U.S. Army, PHONE 2993 Homilton boat had to go along with the Ber­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack King, of ensic take today's Wabun Cup race, tta not giving them the experience they JS89tth. PfTh»e gran d tonic there is something about the cranky needed in team sailing, and with muda boat, hut by starting late Pembroke, is back to Bermuda af­ t pain-relieving tablet! I Pepper which has endeared her to this in mind, they decided to cease herself, she was able to put two of ter a round trip to Maxwell Field. ^tiUMmmtMm)eUeeami,lt'tltnt.t'taW dinghy racing fans. racing for the Sea Witch trophy and her opponents, out of the top places Montgomery, Alabama, where he start concentrating on team racing. as well. competed in the U.S. Army Air For­ ces' Tennis Tournament. This concentration will start this Some fine opportunities for team afternoon. racing can be had during the off- Sgt. King told The Royal Gazette The team selected to represent wind legs where the yachts are sail­ that he found the Alabama heat Bermuda in the TJnited States sail­ ing about the same course and the very trying. After reaching the ing was based on the showing of knowledge of how to blanket one's third round of the stogies tourna­ the Lies at the half-way mark of opponents without injuring one's ment, to which he was beaten to the present Sea Witch series. Somer­ own team members is extremely im­ straight sets, 6-2, 6-1, he teamed with salt, Oriental, Lahloo and 655 quali­ portant. Captain Rankin, of the U.S. Air fied, which means that Norman Force to the doubles. They won the Jones, Lloyd P. Jones Jr., T. J. Wad­ The Bermuda team should be able first set, but lost the next two, and son and Lou Gibbons Jr., skippers to gain this knowledge through retired from the tournament owing of the respective yachts, will be go­ their team practicing, and when to the heat. ing north in September to sail as a that || finished, should be able to Eagle's Nest Hotel Bermuda team. In the event that give the American skippers some Sgt. King, a fortnight ago, played one of the skippers is unable to fine opposition. in the Air Transport Command make the trip. Save Knudsen, whose tournament at Fort Totten, Long Sonja was fifth in the series, at the Island, where he won the consola­ half-way mark will be next In line tion round singles, beating Captain I TONHiH 1 W"J^ for the trip. Dinghy Protest Committee Rankin 6-2, 6-2, 7-5, and winning the right to go to the Maxwell Field Teams have already been chosen Adjourns To Monday Next tournament. for the weekly team races. Team While at Maxwell Field Sgt. King *J Candlelight Supper "A" will consist of Somersalt, Lah­ A meeting was held last evening loo, Phantom and Sweet Sixteen. took the opportunity to brush up at the Hamilton Dinghy Club, of the on his diving, to the beautiful pool With Music By Team "B" will be made up of Orien­ Protest Committee, to consider a tal, 655, Sonja and Windsong. These which is part of the Field's recrea­ THE HAYWARD & HAYWARD OCTETTE protest lodged by Bert Darrell last tion facilities. teams will remain constant Thursday following an incident in throughout the team racing and the Bermuda fitted dinghy race for should give the boys plenty of fun the Whitney Cup, In Granaway for they are about as evenly divided Deep. So safe that as is possible to arrange. •* RADIOS It is expected that the teams Mr. Darrell, who sailed Galatea in a child could use it will be able to engage in at least the race, and finished second to Mr. Zenith — Pye .;'J TOMORROW To. find an antiseptic deadly to though several times Man deadly six team races before they go to Leon Barnes* H.D.C, claimed that the States and this should give when the two craft were rounding Electrical Appliances gerau and yet kind and gentle to germs than pore carbolic them the experience they need. It the windward marker for the third and Attachments to delicate body tissue* yms a add, is gentle and land le is planned to resume the Sea Witch time, in close proximity to each Wpter Carnival problem which baffled medical tender human tissue. It it non- series in October. other, Mr. Barnes failed to give Gala­ (Consult Sports Page in Case of Cancellation) Team racing differs greatly from tea sufficient room. WADSON'S science for two generations. This poisooons and so safe that • individual or free-for-all racing to The meeting was adjourned, ac­ problem was solved by the mod­ child conld use it. 'Dettol' that the boats work together for cording to Commodore Bob Olarke Radio Dept. ern antiseptic * Dettol * which, not stain. each others benefit and not for of the Hamilton Dinghy Club, until Hamilton Phone ±625 KVIS ft CO. Hamilton their own personal betterment. Monday next, with no decision w Where one skipper is able, by keep­ taken. fl97tnvtsf.lt. 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INTERNATIONALS ^0 USE BERT LOVELL WINS IN Atom Rocket Peril York Cup Will be Played For at m% eQ^atlmmaom, • r Second Hand SPINNAKERS IN RACE QUEEN'S CLUB SNOOKER Declared Remote Cavendish Field This Afternoon GKH Call JcM "Raleigh" Westra and Zephyr Expected Meats Geoffrey Cooke In Atomic rockets capable of a range of thousands of miles are at least 25 Flatt's Village The York Oup, once on*f $f the field for they wiU need every bit of To Start In Series Today Straight Sets Tnesday years away, according to Dr. Bernard most cherishad% pricket trophies in strength thiypl)Ssess to ward off the ftrWHe, otvWkle University. Bicycles Bermuda, will be put back into com­ chaUenget Jf the Serps. H. B. Eve' With the start of the Larchmont Before a gathering of club mem­ Taxi Service petition this year when the Caven­ a steady bat, good bowler and field­ Bowl ."^series expected todJ£ the bers, their wives, and friends, Mr Dr. Brodie came to the above FtfifSale dish Cricket Club, winners ofj',.jth*J er, will be on hand this afternoon ?«i International if»e*Pesigns will be Bert Lovell, on Tuesday night, de­ conclusion aft^a series of inter­ 24 Hour Service trophy in 1945, defend it against the give his welcome support. Dick jfiSti with full sail, for all the Inter­ feated Mr. Geoffrey Cooke to win views with high U.S. Navy officers. Phone 7258 Bargains Serpentine Recreation Club. Freisenbruch, who has made a name nationals, with the exception of the Interclub Snooker Tournament In an article on the U.S. Navy think­ 33S&tth.».tp. The game wiU be played at the for himself in tennis play, shoule George Ingham's -*®ephyr, have re­ of the Queen's Club. ing on the Atomic Bomb, published Cavendish Field and should produce be able to score a few runs around ceived spinnakers.' The^znatch,* a best-out-of-three in the "Bullletto of Atomic Scien­ a spirited contest although at first the wicket. A fast fielder, Dick In addition to these spinnakers, final, saw Mr. LOvell wm to straight tists," Dr. Brodie finds the Ameri­ W/D SON'* glance the game appears to be some­ should give a good account of him­ new Ratsey mainsails and jibs have games,'by scores of 71 to 24, and 84 can fleets ready for modern war­ Pop in or Call what uneven. self. been received — that is all but 1 fare. i wpJ. *.* The* §fceeful breaking hi so that was asked to present ah iftectrio short-range, high- speed jet-pfeor '*«i 'ttr Canned Vegetables, one of the strongest in the Associa­ they will not be stretched out of clock to Mr. Lovell, as an expression pelled bombers developed from the case. _u____t shape and the skippers will do this of thanks and appreciation from the Fruits, Sauces and Juices tion, are heading the "A" League The following witt"be the lineups German V-2. These demand a #D0£S YOUR are over '^period of time and do it club for the fact that, although he launching base within 500 miles of division and making a strong of today's game scheduled to start gradually. bid to take league honours. lives as far away as Evan's Bay, Mr the target. 2531fta.tk.atf. at 1.30 p.m.: The Bermuda skippers find that Lovell never once missed turning DAUGHTER BAR While a match between an "A" Serpentine R.O.—J. Tatem, L. the best time for breaking in new up for a match during the 1946-47 League team and a "B" League team. Tatem, R. Christensen, J. Ohrist- sails is between eleven o'clock in season of the Bermuda Billi ard approach marriage... leaves little hope for the "B" team ensfin, R. Osborne, S. Flood, F. the morning and two o'clock in the League. as to the outcome of such a con­ Mullin, J. Kempe, O. Vallis, S. afternoon when there is little or no The match was played on the fine test, it is a general rule in soccer as Simms and A. Madeiros. dampness in the air. new English billiards table, which as well as in cricket, that most up­ Cavenoish O.C. —A. Pitman. H. u> aephyr and Westra, who will be the club has only had a few months, sets are found not in league play, B. Eve, J. Tngham, R. Barnard, joining the fleet today, have had and was umpired and marked for )»^"3$urrou)s \ but in cup play. R. E. Freisenbruch, D. Gosling, A. their new masts stepped and should by Mr. Frank Monk, in the first This may well be the case this Woollard, G. Smith, G. Bartlett, B. be in 'airly good tune. With a full game, and Mr. James Thorne, Sr., afternoon, for while the Cavendish Smith, L. Stephenson. fleet competing, this afternoon's sports manager of the club, in the racing should be exceedingly tight, team are not as strong as their "A" 1—o second. for this series will be the one to de­ J^arbados Sium League opponents, they are not lack­ In the semi-finals Mr. Cooke had ing in spirit and should they take cide the skippers who are to race as the Bermuda team in the Long eliminated Mr. James Thorne, Jr., today's match seriously, they might who, incidentally, scored the high­ The Popular Drink upset the mighty Serpentine Club. Island Sound regatta in September. Today will also mark the first est break of the tournament, 14, and Mr. Lovell had put out Mr. in Bermuda STRONGEST TEAM time since the resumption of Inter­ national One Design sailing in Ber­ Frank Monk. The final really should The Cavendish Club will be put­ muda, that these yachts will be have been a three-way affair, but ting their strongest team on the using spinnakers. The crews will AB. Nicholson, of H.M.S. Sheffield, CRICKET have to learn all over again how to who should have been the third tfohn YACHTING Raynor, Stanley Seymour and AU MUOSTOKI Club after a course in the Greac Charles Phlpps. Luther Wilkin will harmful poisons which can Larchmont Bowl — First"race of burn or severely irritate. Sound, are Bert Darrell's Teaser; be the reserve. Series for International One Designs, Bayard Dill's Coquette. Roddie With ZowEXE there's no rMlffONi UM «mty u direct** starting off Royal Bermuda Yacht risk of injuring delicate tis­ Williams' and Hall Butterfield's Un­ Club steps. dine; Kenneth Trimingham's Wes­ NEW ROTOR WILL MAKE sues! "No other typ^Tiqaid L 16 Team Racing — First of team antiseptic for the douche of tra; William Frith's Sea Horse, skip­ race series for Luders 16s, off Royal pered by Jimmie Hr&Bhcock; W. W. HELICOPTER SAFER all those tested is so POW­ Bermuda Yacht Club steps. ERFUL yet so SAFE. Anderson's Mrs. Magee, skippered Bicycles:— Bermuda Fitted Dinghies—Wabun by Leon Barnes; George Ingham's ZONITE helps guard against NEW YORK (Reuter).—Mr. Glid- Cap race in St. George's Harbour, Zephyr. den S. Donaman, 26-year-old de­ infection. It KILLS at once 2.30 p.m. all germs on contact. Use as Equipment:— Bermuda Sailboat Club — Two signer, is developing a helicopter with directed as often aa neces­ races for all classes in Bermuda Sail­ a revolutionary four-bladed rotor sary; however make a regu­ Repairs:— boat Club, start 2.30 p.m. in Great TODAY'S I which will, it is claimed, make heli­ lar habit of using it two or FROM Sound. copters safer and more economical three times a week with per­ A CHEDULB to operate than current types. fect safety! AU drugstores. ANTHONY NATIONAL LEAGUE The new rotor differs from the conventional type in two major re­ INTERNATIONAL HS TO Cincinnati at Boston (night) FINISH FIRST SERIES Chicago at Brooklyn spects; it has four blades instead of \ St. Louis at New Tork (night) three, and its hub not only revolves Pittsburgh at Philadelphia but, since it is cradled in a ball Zonite Two races, starting and finishing AMERICAN LEAGUE joint from which the body of the air­ in the Great Sound, will be sailed Lotus of Northampton has sent a this afternoon by the Internation­ Washington at Chicago craft is suspended, can tilt from New Tork at St. Louis (night) side to side as the blades change al 14s of the Bermuda Sailboat Club. Boston at Detroit (twilight) wonderful new shipment of With these two races dona, the first Philadelphia at Cleveland (night) their path in response to tbe pilot's series in the schedule of the Club controls. men's shoes. We especially liked F£RRA£i will have been completed. Six races FORD TO PLAY CLARKE ON JULY *"$he chief purpose* of giving four Burnaby Hill Phone 315? have been run to date by the Ber­ 17 AND 18 blades to the rotor hub instead of the one shown below, a leather muda Sailboat Club. the usual two or three, Mr. Dona­ Through misinformation received man told the press, is to do away lined grain brogue, a shoe that Races will not be for the Inter­ by The Royal Gazette, it was erron­ with the periodical shaking up whieh national 14s alone, as the Club will eously reported last week that the officiate for "A" Class, "B" Class or two or three bladed rotors give the will shine in any circle. Snipe Class this afternoon should 1,000-up billiards match between aircraft. there be any entries present. Sergeant Frank Ford and Mr. John The inventor stated that he had Olarke would be held this evening succeeded in designing a precisely- Priced at 75/- The committee boat will be leaving and Friday evening of this week. balanced rotor blade which will have the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club The game will take place on Thurs­ an indefinite life span, instead of steps at 1.45 p.m. to start the races day and Friday evening of next lasting only some hundreds of hours in the Sound. week, July JT and 18, at the Police as, he says, is the case with present -'——p—— Recreation Rooms. helicopter rotor blades. -o ST. GEORGE'S TO PLAY DARTS PRESENTATION PEMBROKE PANTHERS TODAY AT GARRISON MESS TOMORROW 4 Million New Cars In U.S.

The "B" team of the St. George's The presentation of the prizes in Since End Of War Dinghy and Sports Club will Bind the Brickwood Darts League will be their cricket team against the Pem­ made tomorrow evening at 730 at DETROIT (Reuter).—The U.S. broke Panthers in an Eastern Divi­ the Garrison Sergeants Mess, Pros-, motor oar industry produced more sion match of the Bermuda Cricket pect. than 4,000,000 cars in the two years Association this afternoon. I A large number of spectators are following the end of the war, it was expected. revealed by Mr. George Romney, The game will be played at the Sal­ o i managing director of the Automobile tus Grammar School, the wickets to PHILIP ADDERLEY REPLACES Manufacturers' Association. be pitched at 1.30 J. 0, COOPER ON COMMITTEE Lifebuoy Health Soap is naturally kind to your skin The following members will repre­ In addition, the industry turned because its special ingredient makes it extra mild. sent the St. George's team, no Pem­ Mr. J. O. Cooper has resigned as out 2,800,000 motor lorries and And when you use Lifebuoy Health Soap you can broke Panthers lineup being avail­ a member of tbe Race Committee of coaches since July 3, 1946. be sure*»*ts brisk deep-cleanskur lather is taking I able: the Bermuda Sailboat Club, The Production was slowed down by care of personal freshness too. H. CUfford, J. Mello, T. Adderley, E. Royal Gazette-learned yesterday. His labour and materials disputes, but Luckhurst, B. Barnes, L. Rankin, J. resignation has been accepted and the present year is expected to see LIFEBUOY HEALTH SOAP Bootbj,'j. Hayward, R. Semas, A. Mr. Philip Adderley has been ap­ 5,000,000 cars produced, including A LEVER PRODUCT pointed in his place. X-LBH S8S/3-92S Moniz and W. Higgs. 1,100,000 lorries.

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S^pret Jifles Stolen>iFrom N«pv American Rent Law Spaak For Paris Talks j Foreigi| Aid programmes : , Special to The New York Times and ~' Tite Royal Gazette BRUSSELS, July 9— M. Paul! W-S^Atomic Eiierg^Pmnt So Strain on America Is Full Of Headaches Henri Spaak, the Belgian Premier' and Foreign Mtaist«p will head thef By HAROLD FAIR Belgian delegation to the Paris flon-1 Continued froa) Fs critical of security procedures graphite, ferrograde manganese, in­ for Long Island will now proceed, PLAYING CARDS and revealed the presence of known U.S. commitments under the Mar­ dustrial diamonds, mica, nickel, The law permits a 15 per cent in­ it was announced. Passage of the agents guarding Oak Ridge during shal Plan for European reconstruc­ the war are at this moment 'tomb­ Beds and numerous fellow- travel­ quartz crystals and tin, it is admit­ crease in flat and house rents, pro­ rent control bill paved the way for POST CARDS tion, and a similar plan for Oriental vided the raise is agreed to mutually ing the vast grounds and labyrinth lers." ted that domestic deposits are al­ several operations which had been reconstruction that is expected to ready nearly exhausted. But for- by Landlord and tenant, and the on the .planning boards for some that comprise the elec t r > follow it. lease extends through December 30, Jewellery of* Coral, Ivory, magnetic or gaseous-diffusion ign lending programmes do not in­ time, awaiting a favourable opport­ The first reoport of this commit­ fluence tins'state of affairs at all, 1948. The law also extends Federal unity to be brought into the open. Amber and Crystal plants of the inner nuclear flssio" authority to control rent until iTeo- works. Opening Night Parade tee is expected to be ready by Au­ and plans are already under way to Business circles fear that the gust. Its findings are likely to stockpile imports of these commo­ ruary 29, 1948, exempts from rent rent rise will harm business, by cur­ KODAK FILM "Guards and workers, clerks and For Open Air Plays provide the administration with the dities at a cost of several thousands contrt#new housing and dwelling tailing Americans' spending money. scientists are being interrogated re­ space remodelled after July l, 1947, ammunition it will need to win of millions of dollars. If a large proportion of the nation's peatedly as G-men and civilian in­ Conticued from Page 1 and decontrols certain hotel space.' Congressional approval of the vast families have to pay higher rentals telligence officers seek to repair a by Mjr. Gordon, while Miss Joan dollar appropriations necessary for HUGE RESERVES they will have so much less spend­ damaging security leak by recov­ Barritt will be in charge of the direc­ MOST SEVERE EFFECT Yankee Store the working of the Secretary of able income for retail purchases and ering the missing data. The exact tion. The state of America's oil reserves State's scheme. The most severe immediate effeet* amusements. nature of the documents-* &* being The players are designing and has been the subject of considerable felt by. Americans was the decontrol­ withheld." making their own costumes, and Incontrovertible facts and figures Congressional attention recently, ling of rents paid by permanent THE LAST STRAW? sewing machines have already been in this report should douse fears but it is still uncertain just how hotel residents. One retail store economist re­ moved into their headquarters for often expressed by many Congress­ serious the position is. In New York, many hotels raised marked that "a 15 per cent rent work on costumes. Mr. James Oat­ men that America is "wasting its At tbe end of 1946, the U.S. had rates on non-transient quarters, way win be stage manager. substance" in contributing to the increase may cut us out of $390,- proved reserves of crude petroleum from 10 to 150 per cent, and the 000,000 worth of sales this year." Other members of the opening restoration of war-torn economies. amounting to 20,874,000,000 barrels. City Government tS&l to freeze night cast are John Topping, Leon Unless higher rents are merely part To get the whole picture into pro­ Estimated reserves of petroleum rents in force as of June 30. • w^mi^i Murphy, Allan Frick, Frank Gon- of a new Inflationary spiral, they portion, experts stress that while products distilled from natural gas NEW AMERICAN RENT LAW may prove to be the straw that WMJESTM sales, Tommy Mahoney, Brendan before the war America shipped totalled another 3,353,887,000 bar In Philadelphia, many permanent breaks the camel's back insofar as HEARTBURN | ; Hollis, Jerome Hollis, William Law­ overseas between one to three per rence, Frank Madeiros, Julio De­ rels. This Is the highest reserve on hotel guests suddenly found them­ sales in stores catering to the lower f INSECT BITES cent of its total goods and services, NAUSEA Costa, John Madeiros, Alex Winter, record, but it is pointed out that selves placed on a day-to-day rental income group is concerned. Francis O'Neiil, Allalire Burgess, Jean it is now exporting some 5.7 per cent. discoveries of new oil pools are go­ basis, and in some cases rooms The popular priced, ready-to-wear Burgess, Barbara King, Betty FerriS; The differjnce, therefore, is not very ing down and present U.S. consump­ which had rented for $120 a month clothing industry will be hardest ' *, Marjorie McGregor, Cynthia Abra­ great, and should be taken with the tion is the greatest ever—even great­ were raised to $20 a day. In Los An­ hit, businessmen predict, with the PHlUlrf ham, Marion Chapman, Mary Law­ fact that the nation's productive er than during the war. geles, an hotel resident had his next sufferers in line being sellers capacity as a whole has increased room rent boosted from $30 a month of men's suits andall men's cloth­ iREAHTlSEPTlCLmiMEMT rence, Anna Lee Ferguson, Brenda In the coal fields, the situation is immeasureably. to $20 a day — a jump of 2,000 per ing. Another effect seen by business Ferguson , Madge Bathello, Ann far better—both anthracite and soft Hughes, Saramin Cooper, Carolyn cent. observers is that buying on the MUST IMPORT MORE coal reserves are plentiful and their hire purchase system will increase Fills, Josephine Score, Sylvia Gon­ possible exhaustion is too remote jprom many parts of the country zales, Pat Thompson, Marie Card, came complaints that flat and because family budgeting will be­ It Is argued, moreover, that both to estimate. Pat Wingate, Janice Price, Dorothy dwelling house owners were unduly come more stringent. Ford and Joan Barritt. to solve the domestic drain on na­ The enormous quantities of food pressing tenants to force agree­ Horses tural resources and to correct for­ being produced is having a definite OTHER OFFICIALS ments for rent increases. Court eign countries' critically adverse effect on one of the country's prime actions loomed in scores of com­ Mr. Arthur Card will be in charge balance of payments position, the natural resources—the health of the munities, with landlords seeking to of the parade and seating arrange­ U.S. should import far more than soil. Soil erosion, which caused obtain evictions and tenants fight­ You can get them now:- For Sale ments, while Mrs. Hannant is in she is doing now. such havoo to pre-war years, is fear­ ing back with injunctions and dam­ charge of the tickets. Mrs. A. Bur­ Exactly how much of various criti­ ed in many parts of the country. age suits. Ironing Boards rows is official hostess, while the But here again the national appetite Rev. JJ McCarthy, president of cal materials the nation possesses Most of the law's provisions were AT the Players, will act as host. is difficult to say, and estimates rather than the needs of hungry clear, despite an apparent confus­ Ironing Board Pads vary according to their method of people abroad is to be blamed. ion on the part of many tenants Mrs. Charles Moss' is secretary- and some landlords. The authori­ Universal Electric Irons treasurer, and Mr. Tommy Hender compilation. It is virtually certain that the One estimate, for instance, is that committee will report to President ties stated that tenants could not with thermostatic heat control. will have eharge of the music. Ush­ be evicted for refusing to pay the The Little Green Shop iron ore reserves will last only 76 Truman that, when weighed agains| ers will be in charge of Mr. William permissible 15 per cent rent in­ Dallas. tbe political and economic benefits years more, with high grade de­ crease, because the increase required GODET & YOUNG Mr. H. DeSilva will be official posits vanishing in 17 years. Ameri­ that would redound to the U.S. as a mutual agreement between the ten­ 3286ftn. photographer. Tickets will be sold ca already imports a lot of her cop­ result of it, the Marshal Plan can ant and landlord. Tenants could be HAMILTON 1294 St GEORGE'S 9199 by members of the Players, and re­ per, and it is said that her domestic have no serious effects on tbe ma­ evicted only on certain grounds' freshments will be served during in­ deposits will last only another 19 terial health of the nation as a whole. which were allowed under the old termissions. law. They could sue for triple dam­ "The Taming of the Shrew" and ages if landlords imposed illegal "Romeo and Juliet" will be the two rents. . later productions of the Players, and Just Arrived casts will be announced for them High Prices Forcing Many jjjfiaNDLORD'S ADVANTAGE FIRST AID at a later date. Nevertheless, the landlord appears LADIES' PLASTIC BAGS r Those iriserosted in taking part in to have one big advantage. All LADIES' DRESSES the three productions are asked to Federal controls are due to expire get in touch with Mrs. Amy Bur­ U.S. Women Back to Work next March 1, and unless state rent CHILDREN'S DRESSES rows or Mrs. Charles Moss. control laws intervene, the land­ CHILDREN'S PLASTIC BAGS From Louis V. Hunter, Reuters ^Correspondent lord may then raise rents to any point he pleases. For this reason, MEN'S DRESS^PANTS NEW YOFuK-^l^HHisands df* Ame­ cent. A New York City employ­ many^fehants seem willing to agree MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS rican women who _f .retired'' after ment agency has been swamped to the 15' per cent increase on the Trott Brothers working during the war years have with a 200 per cent jump in women basis of a lease which would pro­ been driven from the kitchen in applicants in the past month. The Taxi Service search of paying jobs to help balance picture is generally the- same family budget*, becoming increas­ throughout the rest of the country. DEEB SAAD A hint on how much of today's ingly unmanageable. Many fami­ Hamilton lies, confronted by rising prices, buyinc of consumer goods may be 3406fi. have found it impossible to main­ financed came from a lady in. Cleve­ II tain ambitious living standards bas­ land who had just taken a job. She —«t 24 Hours ed on fatter war-time incomes with said: "My husband and I bought only one pay cheque feeding the a new stove and a new refrigerator Dial £271—1024 household coffers. on a time-payment basis and then A survey in key cities across the found that, with other expenses nation by "The Wall Street Jour­ higher, we couldn't meet the pay­ nal," The New York financial news­ ments. It. was either cash in the last war bonds or find me. a job. So paper, showed that the look-for-a- Blue Skies I tound the job—I'm working to a job trend^aanong women has been factory." accelerated in recent months and Vacation Time - weeks. Female employment i n- creased about 800,000 in May and about 400,000 more were working New British Bid To Conclude in April than in February. Trade Pact With Russia With America's riwar-time Army and Navy demobilised and more Picnics Coatinnw! from Pate 1 men than ever back atjliyilian oc­ was, if anything, more anxious than cupations, 'there are still 6,000,000 before to reach agreement and avoid more women working in business stiil another chasm between Eastern and industry than in 1940, before and Western Europe. the United States entered the war. So they are continuing 'the talks, Since then male employment has but unless the situation improves ULTRA MODERN 300 ROOMS increased 20 per cent, but women to soon there does not seem to be much 17 STORY HOTEL 300 BATHS work have increased 50 per cent to hope of success. -Single from $3 Double from $5 more than 16,000,000. How American women have mov­ Write for Booklet W. H. FITZSIMM0N5, Manager. ed into business and industry in the past seven years is reflected in a survey -in Pennsylvania, a key in­ dustrial state. In 1940, the pro- portftitt'iof women workers in the food industry was 18:7 per cent. By 1947, the proportion was 31.2 per cent, a relative increase of 66.8 per To put back . cent. Many of the job-seeking women are finding employment. But many lost energy are not. Unskilled women are nndj PHOSFERINE helps to put back strength ing the going particularly tough. and energy. It is an invaluable tonic to The big demand is for well-trained anyone who, for any reason, is feeling nervy, office w. :kers such as typists and low and depressed. Try PHOSFERINE! bookkeepers, but the rising tide of work-seekers does not include many with these skills. In Cleveland, Ohio, the number of PHOSFERINE women applicants for Jobs with .HIE GREATEST OF ALL T0N1GS j the State Employment Service has LEADER — Mrs. Helen FOR Depression, DabiUty, Indlgestfon, j almost doubled since January. A Chaffee Elwell, of Boston, Sieepltsnast, ami after influenza, r- Government employment office in was named President of tbe I PbcKfcrioe U available sa Tablet and Liquid •__«_•. j Chicago reports 45 per cent of its First Church Of Christ, applicants now are women; as late Scientist, at the election as last January it was only 30 per held recently in Boston. THE ROYAL GAZETTE, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1947 Page 7

*3w***N8t THEY SAY NEW WINDSOR ARRIVALS By A. M. PURCELL Recent arrivals at the New Wind­ Just Arrived Cavello Grill The Diary sor Hotel are Miss Elizabeth Hese- Smeked in the Beautiful Surroundings of That things are getting lively to the ner, Miss Sophie Husman and Miss .IpP of theatrical world. Mary Knox of Washington, Miss Mangrove Bay, Somerset • *' • Margaret Murphy of New York City, Humber Juvenile Bicycles J Samuel Pepys Teucer That a new theatre is being planned. Miss E. A. Littleton of Rhode Is­ FEATURING DELICIOUS STEAKS and • * * land, Miss Marie Ray of Arlington, Boys And Girls BERMUDA SEA FOOD Va., Mrs. Hoffman of Bridgeport, That a Skakespeare festival is also Conn., Miss Carol Nichols of Los promised. Cocktail Bar Open from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Wednesday, July 9th. Angeles, California, Mr. and Mrs. Wtwlj • » » R. J. Steggall and son and daughter A> ASTWOOD'S lip *For Reservations—Dial 8162 "heading ''Thajwary of Mrs. Pepys 221Fly in comfort on BOAC's spacious 09 passenger flyingboat s That the old ceremony of "wetting Mass., and Mr. and Mrs. G. Calvin and, enjoy the delights of famed British personal service. From stood at her lattice and cried in a the roof" was carried out at the Staten Island, New York. lementable voice that froze my centrally located Baltimore let BOAC shoulder the details of "Reefs." making your onward connections ... just enjoy yourself. blood: "O, woe! woe! woe! It is • • • here " and then so suddenly That some thought the bottle of That it is astonishing how some fell back into the room that I knew whiskey was wasted. x. W B^TIMORE EVERY TUES., FRI., SUN. s* 9.00 A.M. people can see things. Death was there with her and had » * * FROM BALTIMORE EVERY MON., THURS., SAT., 11.30 A.M. pulled her down. I was so fright­ ed that almost I turned and ran That the secret of sealing up five One way Round trip Reservations through your travel agent That even pious clergy have seen $70.00 $126.00 or tnrou8n BOAC Office, 59 Front Su home; but I thought how the things shillings shouldn't have been told. am ton « * * the Loch Ness monster. "* ^ ' Bennuda. Td. Hamilton I was set on buying might mean a *I7.8.0 £31.6.0 3011-3 and 3030. Night 1821. life dearer than my own, so I ran That the number of traffic cases is increasing. on, and from Mr. Polling bought all That why all the nations aren't AIRWAYS such matters as were in my former a a a mmn emsm asrnumn That it looks as though a special anxious to hear all about the Mar­ decoction, with Oloves, Zedoary, shall plan for aiding Europe is not IRO SERVICE ...Over tin Atlantic mi Acnss lh* Warld Licorice, aniseed, and other things court will have to be established. • * * clear. I had not been able to afford be­ * • * fore. These I paid for out of my That one wonders whether a limit secret store. So if my Golden Water will be placed on the number of That fear of Russia isn't appeased do preserve the life of Mr. Pepys, I oars permitted. by a refusal to attend the Paris pray God to take that in remem­ • * • j|Conference. »w*si brance and forgive; and if my Very That every boat seems to be bring­ Dear is spared to me, never more ing an awful lot. will I so cheat Mm while I live —if • • • That a Russian spokesman recently I do live." That if someone isn't careful the decared that Russia won the war. Isles of Rest will no longer be a suitable description. Seeing that typographical errors That she sitems to be losing the • * » peace. are invariably humourous, I was That the story of "flying saucers" amused to read this one In an arti­ seems to be growing more drama- ANSWEB CO cle on bridge. PREVIOUS PUZZUt tie. 2 "Playing a card from the TUMMY Crossword Puzzle T O RE T H o R WIAIG instead of one's hand is a cardinal 33—Beacb » St—Analyse a O V 1 P W O RE Twice Daily error in bridge." l-Slsb sentence MAGIA Z I N E5 R,o!8 SS—Criminal ournlin iM 0 p L And one paper reporting on the 7~Wod of amb SB—Streata labbr.l e •A obis" is-vses 31—Country west ot R1 work of the O.P.A. said: "The w—hmt posts England S E ws •UONlElS 0|M E to New York 1«-WJas-raoHtfaM IS—When CleoDair? P A T BO E quota programme will reduce op­ mlled E EIRA erations of certain slaughterers who tt—Detest S P L ElNlDlOR K EA R have increased their LAUGHTER VMEUSb 43—Unpopular per«m L AY • R cm SN V 44—Spring month 1 D O L T A R FLIGHT 131 FLIGHT 133 greatly during recent months. IT—WSSt SMB 4T—Hirer to Slben, is U-tfoalcaJ atady 4»—Mohammad an R O w P O O T & L AC K| Lv. Bda. 4.00 p.m. Lv. Bda. 7.00 p.m. A P E A U T O IS ft L A £; Halt id—Claa IB eeltooi N E 0 A p E R L A Ar. N.Y. 7.1S p.m. Ar. N.Y. 10.15 p.m. Ot si-Tnrt s V 52—Nervous twitch Reading in London Calling of an B—Music*', tounds a*-Ca»rsh decree it-Pair old event revived again after the wag Jl—Comet? SS—Take food t 3uui_;rH eager Enjoy Bermuda Longer — Fly Back by Clipper . MaKe speech but one, I think, that might have S Place* burden i X s .. fa 8 9 IO II upon Immediate Reservations been left moribund. i j t— fashion r s—Utrl'a name This was the Cocktail Competition li N s -Pighta agalnat * Round trip passages $126 (£31 8s 5d) Single trip organised by "The Bartenders'* ar 7 -Treat* with $70 (£17 9s 2d). % 17 deference Guild and forty-six cocktails tested 8:. » -Distant * Tenth year of regularly scheduled service to the taste of the many contestants. K-Nali container 18 19 !i 10 —Sooner than Bermuda. m 11 -S-shaped worm Finally a cocktail named "Eight 19 Beta llghtlr 22 t jU 25 lb * Over a million Clipper passengers carried on world­ Bells" was judged the winner, and to reduce |P % ai—Thu« wide routes in 1946. a newspaperman present amused 17 a\28 29 30 S3—Pig pen 24—Llfelew judges and contestants by calling % 25—Island ID Pacific * Swift delivery of air mail and Clipper Express. out: "I don't think this is fair W 33 26—Girl's name IsYour Child sr -_. 21—Church spires * For reservations, see your Travel Agent or Pan Let's have it all over again." % 10—Make op tm }4 W 11—Past participles American. In Hamilton — 81 Front Street — Tel. labbr.l The cocktail, incidentally, was of % 39 HO HI Hamilton 1055 or 1059. Jamaica rum, which is said to be 3fa )si 38 II -inform on Starved? % lalangi growing in favour in England. % H3 33—Land measure gg« 38—Painter % IS—Large and o_—a % i m HT- W 41 ^8

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Carol toward the restaurant door 1040—Crime Photographer "You're not over forty, bud, sg'if 1140—Reader's Digest — Radio Edition and Carol, in unreasoning alarm, 11.30—"The Man Called X" you win you don't get nothing but twisted to see who was there. 12.00—Lowell Thomas these'here." TM"man"wlBwed to in­ 12.15—Report from the Par East Trade Parker of the Morning 1245—CBS Footnote dicate a shelf of small plaster dogs Times, smartly dressed in a casual 12.30—Bobby Byrne Orchestra beside him.%%0' green suit, sauntered up to them. A.M. Larry began to protest, but the 1.00—CBS News Larry's chair scraped as he came unhappy man leaned on the counter to his feet, murmuring "Hello" and Put That Blank Wall Space In New BBC and raised his voice a little. To The Americas Carol echoed him faintly as Trude Spring Dress With Make Your Pic-Nic Sandwiches with pjn. ''How»eeuld I make aa#Hboney sang out: 6.15—London Calling with all you ex-service men comin' "Well, well! See who's here. I'm 6.30—The Robinsons home and shootin' ih this here gal­ 6.45—The News glad I decided to treat myself to one 6.50—Composer of the Week—Weber lery? Everyone of you guys knows of Gus' dinner's tonight. Now I Sectional Bookcases 7.00—Tip Top Tunes all about guns and can shoot like 7.30—London Letter won't have to eat alone. Of course, 7.45—The News sixty — even these ^Sere guns of I'll confess I saw your car parked PIC mine. I had to make a rule, bud, no 745—Interlude outside, Larry—" She left the sen­ Pieces may be purchased separately 8.00—Music in Miniature big prizes, just these here dogs." 840—Radio Newsreel tence there, glancing upwards signi­ 8.45—Battle of Britain: H.M. the Sing un­ "I get it—bud," Laray said sympa­ ficantly at Larry's expressionless veils Memorial Chapel la Westmin- thetically and raised the rifle to his Pork Loaf ser Abbey face. 9.15—Music in the Mayerl Manner shoulder again. She sat down in the chair he held 940—London Calling He missed the first bull's eye, but 9.45—London Letter wie for her. 10.00—The News none Of the rest.j "Good heavens! What's this?" Chesley E. White 10.10—The Daily Service He looked pleased.' The unhappy Carol had placed the twin, plaster 10.15—Commonwealth and Empire man looked resigned. And Carol Reid Street BUTTERFIELD & CO., LTD. 10.30—Orley Farm puppies on the table in front of Phone 1971 11.00—Professional Musician looked' at the twin, black and white her. She 'Ittd an almost uncontroll­ Distributors 1140—The News puppies made of plaster that Larry 1148—From Friday's Morning Papers able: desire to snatch them away 9997t«*-tB- 2461t>. 11.43—Interlude placed in her hands. from Trade's curious fingering. 1145—Close Down- "Happy" and "Lutey" it read on General Forces' Programme the base which jo toed the plump, 10.00—The News smiltog-faoed images. 10.10—London Calling 10.15—The King's Justice . "That's for good luck and I hap­ 1040—Seaside Concert piness," Larry said, 'jjpg both of 11.00—British Concert Hall us from here on." 12.00—Radio Newsreel 12.15—London Calling 'For both of us—' of course ! 1240—Interlude 12.30—Much-Blnding-ln-the-Marsh Carol looked up at him suddenly, 1.00—The News then away guiltily. Last night she 1.10—News Analysis , 1.15—industrial Review had made her decision to run away, 140—Harry PeU and Orchestra forgetting that Larry was involved 2.00—The Robinsons in the mystery with her. What if 2.15—Calling All Sportsmen 2.45—My Songs For You the truth'were revealed, about Mrs. 3.00—Twenty-Four-Hour News Whalley's death? She had been a 340—Home News 1MB Britain 3.15—On With the Music coward to think of leaving him. 4.00—Navy Mixture Melodies 4.15—Sports Bulletin She must tell Larry about the 4.30—Harry Gold and His Pieces of Eight visitor to §jj"te dark—and about the 3.00—The News jfbiiey—but not now. She wanted 5.10—interlude 5.15—The Three Tools of Death the rest of that almost-carefree day. 5.45—Orchestral Music 6.00—Radio Newsreel The simple events at the beach 6.15—Leslie "Jiver" Hutchison were like medicine to Carol's tired 7.00—Music of Moussorgsky fp5j bodysand nerves, <, She was not tired 7.15—Battle Of Britain c JaN^_3ta#>C 7.45—The European Scene at all, she discovered, swinging along 8.00—The News ;lVa. besldi ^Larry' on tne sidewalk near 8.10—London Calling the ocean. She breathed the spray- 8.15—Calling the West Indies 8.45—Serenade .—— laden freshness of the wind and with 9.00—Big Ben. Radio Newsreel it returned the warm sense of well- 9.15—The Fight Against Fevers 10.00—The News being that fa young and healthy 10.10—Home News from Britain body creates for'its owner if given 10.15—The Robinsons 1040—BBC Northern Orchestra half a chance. Swim Trunks that fit better and 11.00—London Calling For minutes at a time, Carol could 11.05—Interlude,. wear better. 11.15—The Casino Orchestra forget the pressure of danger—and 1240—Twenty-four-Hour News then she would move just right and Foulard and other Gay Patterns 12.10—From Friday's London Papers _. 1245—Band Parade ' the blue handbag that hung from with elasticised waist band .... solid 1.00—Big Ben. Radio Newsreel her shoulder would swing and bump colours in Poplin .... from 18/6. its strange weight against her side. It made her grip tighten around the CBC little plaster dogs that she carried Caribbean Service in one hand. 8.25—Opening Announcements.' ! 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Pasehal's "Not So Pacific Islands" HAGANAH ADMITS BRITISH BRITISH MEN VERY SHORT CONTIOL TOO EFFECTIVE ^CLOTHE SAYS CRIPPS, Taxi Service Solomonsc Restive in Wake Slip Perfection kjytii_ii. < Must Reorganise Illegal Promises Them Better Deal On Call from Of War, Commons Are Told Immigration To Palestine And Sees Increased Exports 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. (Specjal Through Beuter) SSfiiJ Special to The New Tork Times and LONDON, July 9 (Reuter), — Sir "•'for 24 Hour Service LONDON, July 9. — War has come freedoms also applied to the Pacific, The Boyal Gazette Stafford Cripps, President -ML the again to Guadalcanal, the Colonial They looked eagerly forward to the JERUSALEM^July 9.— Recent Brit­ Board of Trade, forecast today a Phone 2S6S Office said today. And,;Qiis time it new world, preferably one in which ish measures against illegal Jewish stepping up of Britain's exports of 2393ts.th.tp. is serious, not a brief skirmish be- each grinning Solomon Islander immigration to Palestine have been textiles and a better deal for British SJeekly smooth and tween a couple of outsiders like dashed wildly about in his own so effective, a spokesman for Ha­ men who, he said, "are very short Japs and Americans'wit a real war jeep. ganah declared today, that the il­ delicately Jashioned legal jgpmigration scheme must be of clothes." between Solomon Islanders and But as the troops moved out Brit­ reorganised completely. Addressing the annual conference CITY TAXI SERVICE their rulers, the British Govern­ ish civil servants joined half a doz­ Haganah, the secret militia of the of the National Union of Tailors, Rayon (^frepe and ment. The main cause is basic — en cominissioners wfio had remained Zionist movement is the principal and Garment Workers, Sir Stafford Church Street food. in islands during, the Jap conquest organiser of illegal immigration. Be­ said that Increased textile exports Satin Slips ...... As press reports continued to tell and American liberation. sides seeking the assistance of other were "ah absolutely vital need if we of the invasion of British headquar­ They tried to restore the old powers in checking immigration, the are to be able to continue to Import Attractively I a^ On Call 8 a.m. to 2 a.m. ters on Guadalcanal by hungry, dis­ "W^rld. They had a difficult time. |g$t£sjlL authorities instituted a enough food and raw materials to satisfied natives, the Colonial Sec­ Old amenities were gone. New sup­ strict surveillance of all European keep the country going. trimmed Bodice top retary, Mr. Creech Jones, told Par­ plies *mtm scarce. Only one small ports of departure for refugee ves­ "In every case we would prefer tb For 24 Hour Sef*ice«' liament he was well aware of trouble boat was available for all the is­sels and bought off port officials send clothing abroad rather than brewing in the South Pacific. He lands. Even so the British have been and others who were assisting in •jgjoth or yarn, and cloth rather in Tearose and White. Phone 1191 called it "unre0," •sind said "appro­ spending more than £250,000 a year illegal immigration the Haganah than yarn, but of course that must priate steps are being taken." in thelgolomons, foulkimes the pre­ spokesman stated. The result is depend upon what our customers 2ZS3tw.th.f.s.ro.tp. Pressed for details-.the assumed a war outlay. that Haganah has been having diffi­ are prepared to take/'^e added. culty iii obtaining ships, supplies and general prerogative and fell silent. The Colonial Office said today the fuel, and evading port regulations. The men's wear section of Brit­ The Colonial Office, however, ex­ Solomons are producing only half 9S^he spokesman said that the ain's clothing industry was "acute­ plained that "unrest" had been de­ as many coconuts as before the Jap- charge by dissident underground ly short of material, and men, are Finely tailored Rayon veloping in Guadalcanal and other American fight and no new source forces that Haganah had deliberately very shor^Jj| Clothes" Sir Stafford, Pacific islands ever since American of wealth has been discovered to re­ halted immigration to avoid pro­ who is in charge of the nation's Satin wiib fitted bust troops began moving out. Quite place the American army. Total ex­ pagation during the UNSCOP in­ clothes rationing, continue"^. .. frankly, the Colonial Office said, ports from all Solomon Islands are quiry in Palestine was a lie. "The women — as usual,?-'! seem adjustable GI's spoilejjlthe natives, giving tJ^Bin. worth only about £75,000 t$j|,_year. One of the dissident groups, the to have got away with,4t,at the ex­ canned peaches, movies and jeep L Curing the war a special jamage Tiiun Zvai Leumi called upon the pense of the mere man" he said. straps.... hemstitch­ rides. Before the arrival of the Am­ fund was buittiap by Empire assessj. ©NSCOP tonight in a secret radio "But we are going to take^ne, ericans {the natives were "unspoil­ ments on the American arBjiy. In •Broadcast to "fulfill its duty and man's side for the momenfr/as we ed." Jf 3& WmMrmit'^a* New Gufnea, for example?"EhjB^army prevent the murder of the captives think that justice points that way, ed hem in Tearose The1 American army brought a was billed 10/- for every coconut tree —tjbree Jewish youths, whose death and we are not going to encourage taste of the joys of civilisation. The it knockedSover. But whathas hap­ sentences on terrorist charges were what is a wrong distribution of only natives liked iodine as a hair tint pened to the fundjtf* mystery to­ confirmed yesterday. The broad­ cloth to the detriment of men's and decided spam was better than day. The Colonial Office can't find cast noted that the sentences were wear." shakes. Some even heard about the any trace of it. confirmed on the anniversary of the Atlantic Charter and decided its death of Rabbi Theodor Herzl, the founder oJfu mm reports that further reinvestment mechanics who set up the apparatus. exclusive fabrics trrn^t demand is being held in abeyance In rooms adjoining the Hall of goes while traders wait for the market ConsfStory, excited groups of priests realty: do more PHOENIX to complete the corrective reaction and prelates watched the appear­ IPANAS •Iter the recent slow but steady ance of the. Pope on the viewing for you. And thefe's AT.H_a0CK I fe^ )THEWOF PUIS MASSA6B recovery. , Motors, rubbers, and oils screen. a swell choice 0NQ tENSrRE£TV£RH£5^':R''N'll-*'S»'^| were particularly affected. WSk The Vatican City radio organi­ U FURTHER Rallying attempts in the final sation is understood to have plans of smart new 33ttltw.tlrtp. stages proved feeble, and the mar­ under review for large-scale install­ 3«Mtth. ket closed barely steady. ation of television equipment. patterns and colors iff

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It you want to Messersmith Stresses Importance SAyoAppomNG Classified Advertisements CAMERJS FROM GEfH Says U.S. Will Recognise The Self or Buy m WANTED Of J|I n te r-A m e r ite a nif Cooperation Bought For De?aluatt?d Pakistan *Stateslof India FURNISHED APARTMENT or * Phone 3235 NEW ORLEANS, July 0 (AP).—Tiie Marks froffl^tzliorKs rooms and, bath in Hamilton. retiring U.S. Ambassador to Argen­ BRITISH EF. WARNS OF By G. TRUMBULLiW? Phone 3399. tina, Mr. George Messersmith, said BITTERNESS OVER FILMS MOSCOW, July 9 (Reuter).— Leica (Special to The New York Times and The Boyal Gazette) 4705*w.th.f. on bis arrival here that the Argen­ cameras bought for devaluated NEW DELHI, July 7.—Dr.. Henry &:V-Mlfaliihour-long aggressive ques­ marks are being expQ*$e*iby U.S. To Rent or Lease, HOUSE, furnished, tine ' people and Government are F. Grady, the first U.S. Ambassador tioning led by correspondents of the for three; In Paget W^it^ Warwick, prepared to give the most complete LONDON, July ^W^ReufjSr).— A authoritiesfllJJljB their zone of &§r* R. L. Peavman suggestion'that Britain might have many, Pravd*^porrespoi(Hent Korol­ to India, declared/ today, "TheTJniV Indian Communist press Dr^ Grady Southampton or Somerset. Satis­ and whple-hearted support .toward 1 I© peddle her dollar earning films kov claimed ik'-a* fegort on a vfeft ed States would be happy to assist denied any American intention to factory local references. Telephone frienrTJgr Relationships with line "trnit- in an atmosphere of bitterness in fpj jhe U.S. Waae, published today. j^fojar assistance is sought" in de­ interefere in the domestic affairs of 2173, Extension 428. eH States, (gayi, Iffteflfiitr- tite United States if she impose^fol He added:*»^n__is export actually veloping this country,' which be­ other nations. He spoke for inter­ 4658*s.m.tu.w.th.f. About his future plans Mr. Mes­ e&cise duty on American movies was means receivUgg' reparations from comes independent next month. national trade unimpeded by pre­ sersmith said onjy-^ "I will not made in the House of Commons the current pro^tuctfttf^of German ferences and defended the American FURNISHED HOUSE or Apartment, m Sponge Mitts know anything uhtlFl have been in tonight by Mr. T. O'Brien, Labour, industry." "I can assure you that my Gov­ system of free enterprise. East of Hamilton. Call 9384 ex. when the Government moved an ernment will do everything that it is w or 4124, B. H. Martens. Washington for some time." Korolkov said he visited the Leitz Be minimised fears of depression He added: "H*mtring the 13 amendment to the budget to make optical works at Wetiflaa in the U.S. appropriate for it to do in connec­ 4699*w.th.f.s.m.tu. , |k for the duty possible if dollars got short. tion with implementing the pro­ in the United States, remarking months I was in Argentina I made zone. 'We learned that 6S percent upon the tendency of prices to sag Mr. J. W. Belcher, Parliamentary of all first class Leica cameras are gramme now being evolved by the WASffl}*^fe#OLlSHING even the slightest contribution to Secretary to the Board of Trade, de­ now, and upon employment in the to developing our relationships with surrendered to the American military Government of Great Britain and HELP WANTED clared that the TJnited States would authorities at a tremendously re­ the leaders of India," he said. U.S. Which, he said, Was at present Burnaby Cycles that country it was a source of very have to understand that such a duced price, 30 per cent of this at an all-time peak of about 59,000,- real satisfaction to me. For me the duty would not be levelled against output going for export — in other Dr. Grady added it was his per­ 000. HAIRDRESSER and Manicurist. 3W7T*- mission was an interesting one, their film industry, but would ba words to the same Americans." Write Box 4697 Bermuda Press. a matter of sheer necessity forced sonal belief that Washington would Ea this fairly rough and tumble as I have studied for many years Korolkov added: "Although the promptly recognise both dominions 4697tw.th.f. the relationships of the American by Britain's dwindling dollar credits. session the Ambassador was caught official rate of exchange in one of Pakistan India. Ee declined to off balance only once. That was PASTRY COOK for Guest House on states and have always been con­ The amendment was endorsed by dollar per ten Reichmarks, German Sightseeing both sides of the House after Labour comment on possible U.S. relations when an Indian correspondent said South Shore. Good references re­ scious of the ever-increasing im­ establishments are getting for their with the princely states that may quired. Phone 2930. Coupons to cover portance of these relationships which member Mr. Ben Levy had comment­ output only three marks, per sym­ that during the war many American ed that the British market was the bolic dollar. Such a 'rate of ex­declare themselves Independent na­ GIs had married or become engaged 4704tw.th.f. ham been built up during a period tions. of more than one hundred years. "lifeblood'' "'pi the American film in­ change' makes it possible to pay to Indian girls and demanded ac­ TAXI DRIVER, Apply office of the AU Points of Interest dustry, and suggested that if it for goods only one third of what About 80 Indian newspapermen cusingly, "What steps have you tak­ "This close collaboration between was to fbe a competition In Bermuda Transportation Co. they actually cost." were present today at the Ambassa­ en to deliver these girls?" 4712tw.th. the Americas has been one of the tariffs or quotas between the two Describing an exchange centre on dor's first press conference held in In Bermuda strongest bulwarks of our. own na­ countries, it was one competition Such a problem had not come to Kaiser Street, Frankfurt, Korolkov the U.S. Embassy. the Ambassador's attention. A CLERK for office in Hamilton. All-inclusive Price tional defence and one of the strong­ which Britain could enter tearless- said the Germans got low point Must have experience in handling est bulwarks toward an effective values for goods they handed in cash and be accurate at figures. $7*00 world organisation for peace and Mr. Michael Foot, Labour, criti­ but had to pay high pointage for Knowldege of typing preferred but security." cised the Government for its delay goods they' wanted. not essential. Apply in writing to Unused Coupons over cutting film imports, compared "„'^Thus cheap cigarettes are estim­ Box No. 4719, Royal Gazette Office, Mr. Messersmith was accompanied with the speed in which a general Bogus Titles Generally refunded in full by his wife. He said he plans to take ated to cost five points while an ex­ stating salary required. Applications reductions in dollar imports had cellent watch of the best make costs treated confidentially. a seven months' vacation and im­been applied to newsprint. He con­ only 50 to 60 points. plied during that time his future 4*notth.s.tu. M. A. GIBBONS, "LTD. sidered, he said, that the newspapers "This system eloquently reminds AssumedThrough Vanity plans would crystallise. had a right to prior consideration. TELEPHONE OPERATOR (Daytime Correspondent j one of colonial trade in the 19th century when enterprising merchants LONDON (OP).—Bogus lords, ba­ X and produced it when applying only). Apply in person immed­ AMERICAN EXPRESS cheated the natives into selling them ronets and knights are on the in­ iately to Manager King Edward Hos­ U.S. Films Monopolising Jap MAY ASK ARGENTINE TO gold and ivory for trifles. Such is for high-salaried positions. .. so far pital. crease in Britain largely because as I know he has not yet succeed­ JSMtA 'American unselfish aid to the Ger­ 4715tth.f. . Screens Says Izvestia JOIN EN FOOD TALKS man people' when unveiled," Korol­ the press and public are unable to ed." kov concluded. keep track of the enormous number MAN (white) aa CLERK for Wine of honours granted in recent years. Mr. Hankinson mentioned the MOSCOW, July 9 (Reuter). — Am­ WASHINGTON, July 9 (Reuter).— case of a man who proposed to a Store. Preference will be given to erican nuns only are being allowed The TJnited States may ask the Another reason is that the as­London girl as "S^^'ftilip Estiiw** person with knowledge of merchan­ to enter Japan because of a delib­ Argentine to take part in world sumption of bogus titles is not a dising and selling ability. Good op­ The "Knight" told her father that portunity for advancement. Appli­ erate policy pursued by General food negotiations following a note Rush For Cars Has Now offence unless the intention Is to de­ he was a man of big business in­ Douglas MacArthur, Allied Supreme delivered to the Secretary of State, fraud. cations treated confidentially. Write KU^/^ Subsided, Agents State terests and induced him to invest Box 4720 Bermuda Press. Oommander in Japan, an article by Mr. George Marshall, expressing the "Fraud is probably the purpose £500 in one of them. "Sir Philip" Moran in Izvestia, the Soviet Gov­ South American republic's desire for 4720tth.f. ernment newspaper, charged today. Castthmtm htm t*t* 1. of most masquerades," a police then disappeared but was appre­ peace and cooperation in the recon­ official said, "but a large number of The Izvestia article declared that An official of the Bermuda Trad­ hended by police two weeks later MAN and WIFE, cooking and gen­ struction of war-devastated areas, people assume titles out of personal eral house work, live in. Call Mrs. General MacArthur's headquarters Mr. Norman Armour, assistant "U.S. ing Company, who handle the Ford under the new title of "Lord Bor Iran'even protested against the pri­ products, ventured tiro 'opinion that vanity or in a desperate effort to num." Hadderi, St. David's, 9139, between Secretary of State, said today. draw attention to themselves. 12 and 2. JUNE HAVER vate showing of Soviet films to mem­ The note reiterated the tenour of the market for cars in the Colony bers of the staff of the Soviet sec­ was satisfied. "Sometimes a very mild, Inoffen­ "Sir Harry Blitheroe" became so «19tth.f.s.m*u.w. Sterol last Sunday's broadcast by Argen­ popular at an English seaside re­ !.< •mm DO WE eo tion of the Allied Council. tine President General Peron. "I think that because my sales sive type of man will take on a title SECRETARY — shorthand - typist, ROM HSR" "Not only Soviet films but also have slowed down considerably," he because he has a secret grudge sort that he was invited to open a preferably experienced in legal • 20th Centary-Fox British, French, and Chinese films declared. against society for not taking notice new park in the presence of the work. Apply by letter to Messrs. Picture are barred entrance to the Japanese of him." mayor and corporation. "Sir Har­ Ex-President Of Brazil MARKET "DYING OUT' Appleby & Spurling, Barristers-at- screen," Izvestia added. "One gets The representative of a London ry" graciously accepted, but dis Law, Crawford House, Church the impression that Hollywood Plans Return Home Mr. Raymond Spencer, sales man­ export firm called recently on Cyril creetly disappeared a few hours Street, Hamilton. commercial agents are serving with ager for Vauxhall cars at Masters Hankinson, editor of Debrett's after. 4592fth.th. July 10 General MacArthur's headquarters." Ltd., agreed that there were no NEW YORK, July 9 (AP).—Ex- Peerage, and told him that his At a fashionable London wed­ longer stampedes for motor-cars directors had received from Lord X President Luis Pereira de Souza and described the market as "dying ding the bride's father became sus­ of Brazil told The Associated Press an application for a high executive picious when bis titled son-to-law FOR SALE out altogether." post. They were impressed by the STMORE he had purchased ship passage to He explained that because of tha omitted the title when signing the Brazil to end his 17 years' exile since man, he said, but could not find register. The bridegroom explain­ ONE PRESSURE TANK (80 gallon), RAINBOW difficulty in obtaining Vauxhalls he his title in Debrett. in good condition £9.0.8. Docks his government was overthrown by still had a number of out standing ed that he did not always use the CLEANSING CREAM the revolution of 1930 headed by "As ft happened I had heard pre­ Nest. Fairylands. orders, but the demand had so de­ title for reasons connected with 4718tth.s. MADI BV (HE MIN WHO MAKE IIP TAXI Getulio Vargas. creased that he was able to satisfy viously of this man," Mr. Hank­ some secret work he was doing for inson said. "While serving to the THE HOLLYWOOD STARS Souza said he had engaged pas­ them much more quickly. the Government. ELECTRIC STOVE (3 Burner). Cheap SERVICE sage on the Moore McCormack liner "Had we been getting regular sup­ Middle East he had under this same for cash and prompt removal. "All make-up should begin Argentina and hi? departure was at plies of cars right from the start," title married a young society woman, The father exposed his son-in- Phone 3475. with s completely clean skin," present marked for July 25, although he said, "we should probably have leading her to believe that he was law after consulting with the De­4710*th. says Were Westmore. Try gen- 24 Hours it might be delayed as the Argen­ provided all our customers with a soon to be appointed governor of a brett editor, but his daughter, tle-acting, skin-safe Westmore West Indian island. after lecturing her husband on the GENT'S BICYCLE (22") (Raleigh) Cleansing Cream — the very tina is undergoing reconversion car by now, but they have been so Free wheel, hand brakes, good con- same cream Perc, Wally and Dial 1048 from war transport duties and this short that buyers have been*waiting "On being demobilized he some­ evils of vanity, settled down with dition. Dial 2570. Bud Westmore use in making MfStm.eipt. work might be delayed due to the for many months." how obtained a passport as Lord him as plain Mrs. . 4714*th. up the Hollywood stars. You'll shipbuilders' strike. An official of Holmes, Williams, and love the way it glamor-deans Purvey, who represent the Rootes away dust, liquefies the day's Constructive Policy In make-up so it's group, makers of the Hillman and Parable Brought CARD OF THANKS easily removed. y j Sunbeam-Talbot, said that it was Youth Work Needed now possible to get immediate de­ Perfect your make-up witb livery from their show-rooms, which Up to Date Mrs. J. H. Trew Westmore'sfamous Lipstick, Mrs. was in itself a sign that the market Continued from Page 1 Rouge and Pace Powder. children of the privileged. They have wishes to thank all Doctors and was fast being exhausted. Bluffton, Ohio^ (Reuter).—Basing Nurses, of King Edward Hospital R. G. Robinson "There are still a few people in everything they want, but what of the 70% of Bermuda's young people his campaign on the Gospel parable for their great care and atten­ Bermuda distributors: the Colony who want to buy cars," of the talents, Rev. E M. Bigelow Real Estate he said, "but all waiting orders have who do not come into that cate­ tion during her husband's (Jos­ OWN YOUR OWN" gory? gave $10 to each of his parishioners eph Henry Trew) long illness. Am bard & Co. been satisfied." and asked them to multiply them in Mr. W. J. Davis, sales manager for "Action is needed at once for these Also Dr. Cann, Mrs. Gilbert, Fire & Marine Bldg. any way they could. Reid Street 'Phone 3173 Morris cars at Pearman, Watlington f0%. I am convinced that the only and Nurse Bridges, and to friends MYER M. MALLOY and Co., commented that his firm real solution is for the Government The proceeds of $10 put to work who sent floral tributes and 3583tth. Phone 2188 could see market saturation point of Bermuda to take this matter up by 172 parishoners came back in cards of condolence. "on the horizoUi," and put funds into it. Not oneseale d white envelopes, bearing no SUttu.tb.«,tp. "We knew it would come sooner or youth leader should be appointed, but several. There is a crying need name or other mark of identification, later," said M&|l>avis, "and now it which church members dropped into is almost upon us. It is our in­for constructive education for the 70% of young people who are thrown an offertory plate on the communion tention in tiie future to carry a table. small stock of cars but not to order loose at the age of 13. Search For Kindley C*%4 A WISE MOTHER the quantities we have ordered in "It is impossible to raise the school When the envelopes had been Has Been Given Up FOR SALE _ Mothers often notice in their children the past." >age because at the moment there opened and counted, there was a lack of appetite and loss of inter- •The latest figure at the Trans­ are not the school buildings or ac­ a return of $9,153 to cash, plus an Caatlaoed tram f*t* 1 Desirable Family-Size • est, due to tne exhaustion of intense port Control Board of private cars commodation. I do not think there estimated $421.25 expected from pro­ _ play, and the concentration of study. was given yesterday as 665. On top would be the following to warrant Its cessation. The crew are pre­ . That is the time to give WAMPOLE'S jects such as chicken raising and sumed lost. | PREPARATION, a stimulating tonic of of that there ,are about 300 taxis evening classes or night school. farm produce on which church j extract of cod livers, calcium, iron and and a large number of commercial What is needed are institutions like But, as a last hope, all pla»es fly­ members have not yet realised cash. ing over the area where the 054 Is HOUSE ' phosphorus. WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION vehicles. youth clubs. I would like to see in Thus the $2,000 jjiven to parishion­ has an agreeable taste and strengthens Hamilton one first-rate youth club likely to have crashed are instruct­ !. € Complete interior just redecorated ' the system and fortifies the natural for the underprivileged white youth, ers had yielded almost $10,000. ed to fly low and continue to search. ' rese+vesi^ollow the example of thou- 1 and one for the coloured, with paid : sands of wise mothers by invigorat­ Rev. Bigelow told the press how| The ill-fated flight was not a regu­ Downstairs ing your children with WAMPOLE'S professionaT|routh leaders. a few of the church members put larly scheduled one from Kindley ! PREPARATION, and you will soon notice , "At these clubs young boys and the difference, For sale ia pharmacies. the money to work. Four children Field but a proficiency training Liv|ng room (with fireplace), dining room, girls could mix freely, dance, sing, flight. Dp to this occurrence the », 47-3 take part in physical training and pooled their "talents'*>3lo buy a breakfast nook,^itchem^M/ith:j^uilt-in heifer, which subsequently produc­ Bermuda A.T.O. had fin enviable occupy their minds with healthy flying record, no loss of life having pftilll recreation." iQAJ ^SU_! ed a calf. They sol^w^ath. Two cabinets), tiled Ifevatory, cell a r and young ladies organised a nursery been suffered over an extensive peri­ Mr. Williams told the members of od. spacious verandah — with ample tankage. the Club that they could help by school. A grandmother used up interesting themselves in the sug­ 11,575 yards of cotton yarn croch­ The six members of the crew were j gestion for a youth club. People who eting pillow cases and doilies which •+* Major Ralph B. Ward, operations Upstairs |gy were prepared to give of. their free- she si3@£CJ^UietC!Eald bake sales. director of the Bermuda Base Com­ Small children staged paper drives. mand; Major Clyde R. Inman, exe­ Three large bedrooms, ftiUy^Jed bathroom, time wrrurtner tail endeavour were cutive officer of the B.B.C, Major badly needed, and the support of a The young pastor, a chaplain ni John R. Sands, jr., squadron com­ - '",- .albo veraffsah. club like the Lions Club would be World War II, credited a local post mander; Staff Sergeant Andrew S. invaluable to jthe cause. . office employee with the idea. Bagocus; Staff Sergeant Fred E. jMrj-Tord Baxter. Vice President^ Fricks; and Staff Sergeant Ernest j$x LOCKED IN DEVONSHIRE the Club, thanked Mr. Williams for addressing the members, and urged O. Fey. .V the directors of the club to consider Property is proximately f acre with 0 Greeks Deported Most of the six had brought their seriously the possibility of giving the family to live In Bermuda while they citrus trees arnr ampll'room for garage. youtiisplub project the Lions Club's served hare. full support. ATHEN"*"firuly 9 (Renter). — The Greek Government tonight deported During the search, which covered DOLLAR WATCHER— 2,412 persons arrested throughout 110,000 square miles, only two scat ife Price £#50 J] President Truman has ap­ the country after the discovery of cushions, an oxygen bottle, and some pointed former Gov. Dwight an alleged plot for a Communist Up­ aircraft plywood were picked vtp, and gffO 'i. laid Gr is wold of Nebraska none of It was identified with the fffsW^ am1mmfm*gP ^u^MHa^aHHalBab rising tomorrow night, it was an- ~*mply (above), Republican, to nounoad. ;»A I missing plane. P direct the Greek phase of rr PAYS jro rn£cww Those arrested in a police swoop Besides Air Transport Command, FUTCR»SI*¥ ^ LIGHTBOURN this country's $400,000,000 begun at dawn, were taken by sea Front St. Dial 2139 Hemiiton program to block Commu­ Navy and Coast Guard planes and' ADVERTISE to the island of St. Thalim in the ships from Florida scoured the met*. MM nism tn the Middle East. Saronic Gulf. ocean.