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LIGHTING-UP TIME TIDE TABLETOR MAY Date High Water Low Water Sun- Sun- A-M- PM. A.M. P.M. rise set 1* 11.25 11JS1 550 5__4 6.22 8.09 ' 8.39 p.m. 15 12.00 12.15 6.20 6.1S *S1 8.10 | ®J|p iSmial Okzgtte mutt (EuUmtat laihj HAMILTON, BERMUDA, MONDAY, MAY 14, 1945 3D PER COPY—40/- PER ANNUM VOL. 25—NO. 1 14 900 ALLIED TASK FORCE PLANES HIT KYUSHU 10,000 PEOPLE GATHER Germans Intended To Raid Bermuda, VICTORY THANKSGIVING ENEMY ANNOUNCE HEAVY AIR BLOWS FOR Y-E DAY CEREMONY SERVICE AT CATHEDRAL Brigadier Maconochie Discloses Ceremonial Parade Of All Over 600 Persons Present AS BATTLE FOR OKINAWA REACHES That "we have concrete evidence Local Forces Yesterday to prove that it was definitely the At State Function Sunday German intention to raid these Is­ DRUM HEAD SERVICE AT lands" was a disclosure made by NEW PITCH; DRIVE FOR NAHA GAINS ACTING GOVERNOR TAKES A Brigadier tlte Hon. H. D. Macono­ PROSPECT CAMP SUNDAY WAR WAS ACRUSADE, SAYS chie, C.B.E., M.C., Officer Com­ HIS LORDSHIP THE BISHOP SALUTE ON FRONT STREET manding British Troops, at Pros­ pect Camp yesterday. Over 1,000 British Troops VICTORS MUST BE WORTHY GROWING NEED SEEN FOR An estimated 10.000 people turned Brigadier Maconochie continued "God grant," His Lordship the' JAPS ADMIT FOOD FAMINE out yesterday in Hamilton to watch that after doing as much damage as Addressed By Rev. Harman Bishop toid a State "thanksgiving Bermuda's V-E Day ceremonial par­ possible, the Germans planned to for victory" service in the Cathedral OF THEIR GREAT FORCES JOINT PLAN ON GERMANY yesterday morning, "that the spirit GROWS UNDER BLOCKADE ade, reckoned by many to be the carry out the same purpose to other Nearly a thousand British troops most outstanding in local history, Islands" where AUied bases are es­ of unity which has been the source attended an impressive Drum Head of strength to the AlUed nations including as it obi such a variety tablished. Service on the Garrison Parade ChurchiU, In War Review, Is Doenitz's Status Expected of the AlUed Nations' forces — even He was at the time paying tribute through the bitter struggle of the Del Monte Aerodrome Taken Ground at Prospect yesterday morn­ European war many continue to the Chinese members of Merchant to the work of the Bermuda Home ing preceding the special service at Exponent Of British Role To Be Clarified Soon Navy were represented. Guard whose role "was not only to bind them in a mutual understand­ On Mindanao In Philippines prevent sabotage by guarding vital the Cathedral and the ceremonial ing and a common purpose in the His ExceUency the Acting Govern­ points but to provide a static re­ march past in HamUton. time that Ues ahead-" SATS WHOLE WORLD MUST BE BIG THREE MEETING ONLY or, the Hon. William L. Murphy, in Conducted by the Rev. Keith Har­ The Cathedral was crowded witb AUSTRALIANS SCORE GAINS an enclosure which was shared by serve to combat any possible effort AVENUE TO A SOLUTION of the enemy to assault these Is­ man, Church of England Chaplain to over 600 persons including, His E_t- AT BY-PASSED WEWAK MADE SAFE AND CLEAN tbe commanders of tbe British and lands." British Troops in Bermuda, the ser­ ceUency the Acting Governor, tbe American armed foroes in tbe Is­ Tne Home Guard was stood down vice was attended by Brigadier the Hon. W. L. Murphy, who was attend­ LONDON, May 13 (Reuter).—The By JOHN MacCORMAC lands, took the salute at the march Hon. H. D. Maconochie, Officer Com­ ed by Lieut. R. A. Lee, AJ>.C; Vice- WASHINGTON, May 13 (ff).—By lar past before tbe flag pole on Front as from Sunday, May 13, the' rele­ the greatest Superfort fleet of tbe foUowing is the text of Prime Min­ Special fo The New York Times and gation of the unit to a state of in­ manding British Troops, his staff Admiral Sir Irvine Glennie, Senior ister Winston Churchill's broadcast The Royal Gazette Street. activity being revealed at the Drum officers, and detachments from all British Naval Officer, Western At­ var. "well over 500," made an incen­ Striking a colourful note in tbe diary attack on Nagoya, Japan's to tbe nation at 9 o' clock this even­ Head service when Brigadier Maco­ of the British miUtary units to these lantic, attended by Flag Lieut. Rus­ ing D.B.S.T.: LONDON, Kay 13 (through Reu­ whole ceremony was the alignment nochie addressed the Commandant Islands, and the Royal Air Force. seU Flint, and Lady Glennie; Rear- third city. ter).—Urgent inquiries have been ad­ "It was five years ago, on Thurs­ side by side in the harbour behind and officers of the Home Guard. The parade was directed by Major Admiral Frank A. Braisted, Com­ LONDON, May 13 (Reuter).—Al­ day last, that His Majesty the King dressed by the British Government I tbe flag pole of a flotilla of Royal mandant, US. Naval Operating Base, to Field Marshal Montgomery to WORK LOYALLY DONE M. E. Whitelock, Parachute Regi­ Ued planes today launched a new commissioned me to form a Nation­ Canadian light naval vessels with ment, A.A.C., G.S.O. II, and the fol­ accompanied by his aide, Lieut. large scale operation against the al Government of aU parties to car­ clear up the confusion about the myraids of flags flying overhead. - He said, "On this, your final pa­ Bailey Stortz; Brigadier General T. status of Grand Admiral Doenitz, lowing units were represented: Ber­ blockaded mainland of Japan, Tokyo ry on our affairs. rade, I want to thank you for the muda MUitia ArtiUery and Bermuda H. Jones, Commanding General, Ber­ reported tonight.. Flying from Allied caused by bis reputed appointment DENSE CROWDS GATHER work you have so loyaUy carried muda Base Command, U.S. Army; "Five years is a long time in hu­ of Field Marshal Ernst von Busch as Militia Infantry, commanded by carriers which appeared in the wa­ man life, especiaUy when there is AU along the route of the march out to my Command for the past Lieut.-Col. D. M. Moore, TH, RA.; Brigadier H. D. Maconochie, Officer ters south of Kysbu before dawn, head of all Germans in the British four long years. In this connec­ Commanding British Troops, and no remission for good conduct. zone. dense crowds congregated but, un­ Bermuda Volounteer Engineers, com­ 900 task force planes made the at­ However, this National Government doubtedly the congestion was thick­ tion you must be disappointed that manded by Captain A. W. Card, Act­ Mrs. Maconochie: the Hon. Sir tack on the airfields and military was sustained by Parliament and This appointment announced by est from Queen to Parliament so few of your unit have wished to ing O.C; Bermuda Volouteer Rifle Brooke Francis, Chief Justice, and installations of Japan's southern by the entire British nation at home Marshal Busch himself on Friday give thanks for the defeat of Ger­ Lady Francis; the Hon. WUliam H. main island. They were accompani­ Streets. Hundreds of people had many at our Drum Head Service. Corps, commanded by Lieut.-Col. and aU our fighting men abroad, night over the German radio at | good vantage points on the balconies J. C. Astwood, E.D.; "B" Force, Can­ Beck. U.S. Consul General, and Mrs. ed by a minor force of Superfort­ and by the unswerving cooperation Flensburg. made it appear that Ad­ "The Bermuda Home Guard has Beck: the Hon. W. W. Davidson, Act­ resses. ! or in the windows of Front Street adian Army, commanded by Major of the Doniinions far across the miral Doenitz, with British consent, stores, but many hundreds more done an invaluable job of work tn M. E. Gray; Royal Air Force, com­ ing Colonial Secretary, and Mrs. Two days after AlUed sources had oceans and of our Empire in every was still acting as head of the Ger­ these Islands and I appreciate, more Davidson: the Eon. J. T. TrounseU lined the sidewalk. On the Burnaby than perhaps some of you reaUse, manded by Flight Lieut. F. J. Cle­ disclosed massive operations were quarter of tbe globe. After various man State. hill, off Front Street to Reid Street, ments ; Bermuda Home Guard, com­ GUbert, Attorney General; members under way to blockade Japan by episodes had occurred it became Since no such consent has been the difficulties and troubles you of the Legislative CouncU and House sea, a Tokyo spokesman announced there was a great crowd of people have had to shoulder. The guard manded by Lieut. Col. L. G. B. Powell, clear last week that so far things given by the British Government, I making use of a natural arena. MM.; and Staff & Departments, of Assembly; and many other offi­ that the food situation was acute. have worked out pretty well, and London wanted to know whether duties that you have performed cers of the British and American The one-time normal supply of sev­ It was a field day for professional have been absolutely essential and commanded by Captain M. LynKt- that the British Commonwealth and any action by Marshal Montgomery Watson, R AS.C. armed forces. eral million bushels of rice from the Empire stands more united and could have been misconstrued. and amateur photographers. Prob­ it may interest you to know that we have concrete evidence to prove southern region had -been cut off more effectively powerful than at The London Times wfll observe to-1 ably a record number of photo­ The B.V.R.C. and B.V.E. detach­ SPECIAL FORM OF SERVICE and greatest attention was being any time in its long and romantic morrow that, "A view widely held'is graphs was taken. Certainly at no that it was definitely the German ments were augmented by personnel paid to the transport of various history. that in usurping power in this way, time since the war have there been intention to raid these Islands and from their respective reserve units. A special form (souvenir copies grains from Manchuria, he said. I seen so many cameras in evidence. after doing as much damage as The Bermuda Militia and B.V.R.C. were available for the congregation) "Certainly we are in a far better Doenitz and Busch are already seek­ possible, to carry out the same pur­ The spokesman added, "The diffi­ state to cope witb the problems and ing to estabUsh a regime with which Almost every fifth person was car­ Bands attended, playing for the was arranged for the service. culties included bottlenecks in the rying one but, despite this, the ut­ pose in other- Islands where AlUed perils of the future than we were the AlUes will have to deal. Neither, bases are established. hymns and marching the various During prayers of thanksgiving land and sea supply lines, the reduc- five years ago. however, is a man to be trusted. The most in decorum keynoted the whole units on and off the parade square. there was a pause for sUent remem­ . tion in the numbers of longshore­ [ proceedings. "Your role was not only to prevent "For a whUe our prime enemy, OTJUT feeling is strong that they should The Lesson, taken from the 52nd brance of the fallen, and at this men and the problem of packing be put in their places." The Bermuda. Police had no trou­ sabotage by guarding vital points point, Canoei Gerald .White called materials." mighty enemy, -Germany, overran but to provide a static reserve to Chapter, L.aian, was read by Bri-j almost aU Europe. France, wbo ble whatsoever with the record gadier Maconochie. out the names of the Bermudians ALLOWED NO CONTROL throngs. Not once during the march combat any possible effort of the HEAVY OKINAWA BATTLE bore such a frightful strain in the enemy to assault these Islands. who have been killed in this war. last Great War, was beaten to the past the saluting base was the line CHAPLAIN'S SERMON The lesson IS. Luke 2, w. 8-14) was Marshal Montgomery has been ab­ of spectators broken, while traffic ' 'Furthermore, until two or three Cabling from Guam, Reuter's cor­ ground and took some time to re­ sent in Copenhagen, but from his days after V-E Day there was always In one of his finest sermons, the read *oy His Excellency. respondent David Brown reported cover. The Low Countries, fighting was kept under complete control by FoUowing is the text of the Headquarters tonight came unoffi-1 the local poUcemen. the possible chance that a pirate Rev. Keith Harman combined a pray­ that the battle for Naha, the capi­ to the best of their strength, were cial word that the German High submarine might attempt a sneak er for those who have died or have Bishop's sermon: tal of Okinawa Island. 325 mUes subjugated. Norway was overrun. Command will be aUowed to exercise The parade itself came along with Exodus xiv, 15. Speak unto the from the Japanese mainland, was in effortless precision. There were no raid on our most vulnerable Installa­ suffered injury or loss in the Europ­ Mussolini's Italy stabbed us in tbe no control over its forces except to tions here—Installations which have ean conflict with a stirring exhorta- children of Israel, that they go for­ full blast. Marines, advancing be­ back when we were, as he thought, see that British orders are executed, delays. Each detachment strode for­ ward. hind tanks spearheads, were smash­ at our last gasp. that a ban will probably be put on ward determinedly and the "eyes Continued on Pafe 6 Continued on Pag* 3 What! Go forward to encounter ing through the flimsy suburb of "But for ourselves, our lot I mean, right" order before the saluting base difficulties and dangers which they Amike, attacking the fringes of Na­ any more "proclamations" by Busch the British Commonwealth and Em­ or Doenitz, and that Friday's an­ was executed throughout with a dis­ SHARPER^OODCONTROLS BRITISH DEMOBILISATION were unprepared to face? Were it irn itself. pire, we were absolutely alone. nouncement was part of the at­ ciplined sharpness. not wiser to accept the only alterna­ Others were opening up a path to tempt being made by the German The great gathering at the junc­ FOR U.S. LOOMING MACHINERY ALL READY tive, although it should involve a Okinawa's chief airport across the BATTLE OF BRITAIN army to convince Germans that tion of Burnaby and Front Streets craven submission to the wiU of a harbour on the adjacent cape. "In July, August and September, after a period of betrayal by the cheered strongly as each new section mercUess tyrant? Narrow gains were made by the WASHINGTON, May 13 (JP). — The LONDON, May 12 (Reuter).— No 1940, 40 or SO squadrons of British Nazi Party it is again taking over of the smoothly functioning parade "Such was the dilemma that con­ Americans in all sectors of the Okin­ fighter aircraft in the Battle of Brit­ leached the corner. However, it increasing needs of the liberated official date has been announced awa fight, and had to hand and control. peoples, plus the growing threat of for the beginning of British demo­ fronted those adventurers of long ain broke tbe teeth of the German seemed that sentiment favoured the ago; and not unlike it was the situa­ street battles, equalling in ferocity air fleet at odds of 7 or 8 to one. The incident, however, is regarded group of men and women who were black markets, are putting the war's bilization, but carefully prepared anything known in Europe, were here as reinforcing the need for an j heaviest strains on the United States machinery is ready when the first tion which our Sovereign and his May I repeat, in the words I used at dressed in the popular blue of the ministers were caUed to meet to the likely to mark the closing stages of this moment of ours, 'Never before early meeting of the Big Three to. Royal Air Force send the Royal Cana­ food rationing and price control "de-mob" order is given. the Naha battle, Brown said. determine a joint AUied policy for system. There are three classes of release: opening days of September 1939. But in the field of human conflict was dian Air Force. This detachment was then, as in that long-past time, one A further 85 Japanese planes were so much owed by so many to so Germany and to settle a number of much larger than most expected. Many officials are frankly wor­ length of service; skilled men who shot down over the Rhukyus, near international differences which j are wanted in industry: and com- only course was possible to men con­ few.' Tbe name of Air Chief Mar­ But tbe U.S. Army WAC's also drew ried. Some fear the curbs may not scious of a spiritual caU and believ­ Okinawa, in addition to the 40 re­ shal Lord Dowding wiU always be peace in Europe has brought in its an ovation as tbey foUowed behind be able to meet the tests as Euro­ I passionate grounds. ported earUer, Admiral Nimitz's linked with this splendid event. train. It is said this will be one of j The first Class A, wiU give priority ing in a guidance higher than hu­ communique said today. One the American soldiers from Fort BeU. pean necessities cut further into the man; and then, as now, the sub­ But conjoined with the Royal Air the matters Foreign Secretary Eden Bermuda's own forces showed the American suppUes. Some predict I to men of. 50 and over, and was ar­ American destroyer brought down Force by the Royal Navy, ever ready will discuss with Mr. ChurchiU when ranged to operate as soon as practi- sequent course of events proved 19 of them, setting up a new record, results of the training over the long more drastic control measures will that the path of duty, is the way to tear to pieces the barges gathered he returns to London this week. war years, with the local soldiers be required. A few go so far as to able after Grmany's defeat. according to a staff officer. Ad­ from -the canals of HoUand and It is feared here that unless the Under the second, Class B, men to glory. In that old crisis, as in the miral Nimitz also disclosed tbat the drawing their fuU share of the say it may become necessary for the other which is fresh in our memor­ Belgium, in which a German in­ poUcy is concerted on the highest Government to take over the food with the required skill and experi­ Americans had made a landing on plaudits all along the route of tbe ence will have the option of tran- ies, to refuse to go forward would vading army could alone have been level, decisions may be taken on a parade. distribution system. tiny Toti Island 55 miles west of transported. ferring out of their age and service have meant a defeat worse than any Okinawa. lower one which will harden late AT SALUTING BASE "I was never one to beUeve, that disastrous precedents. Commander Week-end developments point up to order to help in urgent work of which war could bring about; it PUSH ON NEW GUINEA the invasion of Britain, with the Stephen King HaU, Independent MP. In the saluting base enclosure with the increasing pressure: One, Presi­ construction. This wiU be a small would have meant cowardice, dis­ tackle that the enemy had at that for Ormskirk, said in a speech to­ the Aacting Governor were Vice-Ad- dent Truman, to a letter of "Food release in proportion to Class A, trust and the shiridng of an appoint­ The overland push by Australian time, was a very easy task to accom­ night, "It would be absurd to pre-; miral Sir Irvine Glennie, Senior Bri- for Freedom, Incorporated," said we and wiU not begin until some time ed task. troops to Wewak, the by-passed tish Naval Officer, Western Atlantic; ' must and can find a way" to share after the other has started. Japanese base in New Guinea, cul­ plish. tend aU is weU at the present time j WAR WAS CRUSADE minated in a dawn attack in which Continued on Page 4 Continued on Page • Continued oc Page 6 Continued on **age 6 Continued oa Pafe 4 the AlUes, throwing in tanks, drove For from its beginning onwards -o- the war in Europe was of the nature Continued on Page S of a crusade, a marching forth to SMALLER POWERS YIELD KING LEADS BRITAHfS ACT MASSING OF BRITISH IN ANOTHER BERMUDIAN IS COLONY TOlET ANOTHER put an end to a tyranny funda­ mentally evil, inhuman and unchris­ DENY HIMMLERHAS BEEN AT SAN FRANCISCO OF THANKSGIVING FAR EAST HAS BEGUN FREED AS WAR PRISONER WINDFALL OF PUBLICITY tian; and it was the conviction of its menace to the whole future of TAKEN BY BRITISH H mankind which led the mighty Security Council Searing On I Colourful Pageant From The SJL Asia Theatre's Demands Private W. E. Stone Now I Photographs Being Taken To forces of Russia and the United By HAROLD KING 'States to aUy themselves in a com­ Lines Pushed By Big Five Palace To St PauTs Seen As Limited, However Has Arrived In England Appear In U.S. Advertising mon cause. SJELAJE-F., PARIS, May 13 (Reuter). And the revelations of brutal —There is no information available By DOUGLAS CORNELL By GEOFFREY PARR By MICHAEL MACDONAGH News of the release from a Ger­ Globe-trotting, free lance photo­ cruelties and incredible barbarities at S-HA-EF. or 21st Army Group man war prisoners' camp of yet an­ grapher Maxwell Frederic Coplan, which these* five and a half years Hq., as far as Supreme Headquarters SAN FRANCISCO, May 13 (JP).— LONDON. May 13 (Reuter).—Es­ ADVANCED HEADQUARTERS. AL­ other Bermudian serving overseas who took colour pictures of yester­ have brought to Ught have shewn can ascertain, to lend any probab­ British Foreign Secretary Anthony corted in a cavalcade of sparkling LIED LAND FORCES, SOUTHEAST was received by the B.S.O.A. on Sat­ day's ceremonial parade in Hamilton to a shocked and justly angered ility to the rumour that Heinrich Eden left the United Nations con­ mediaeval colour through the crowd- ASIA, May 13 (Reuter).—The mass­ urday morning in a cable from the for a forthcoming issue of The Na­ world the depth of tbe pit of degra­ Himmler had been handed onr to ference at tbe moment when smaU thronged streets of tbe city of Lon­ ing of British arms against Japan West India Committee by the B.S.O. tional Geographic Magazine, beUeves dation into which both West and tbe Allies and was in the custody nation opposition to the big powers don, His Majesty, King George VI, has already begun. The switch over A., to the effect that Private W. E that now is the time for Bermuda East might bave been plunged but of tbe 21st Army Group. plans for a world organization ap­ by the grace of God, of Great Bri­ of naval power began many months Stone had been liberated and was "to bang" in the United States her for the resolution and the sacrifice This rumour, attributed by one peared to be wilting. tain, Ireland and the British Domin­ ago. now to England. attractions as a tourist resort. of tbe armed forces of the United news organization to Supreme Head­ The major powers themselves are ions beyond the seas. King, Defender Nations and their civilian popula­ The movement of troops has neces­ His mother, Mrs. Olive Long, of Interviewed by The Royal Gazette tions. quarters, has caused concern among now in fairly dose agreement, ex­ of tbe Faith, Emperor of India, this sarily been delayed until the cessa­ Serpentine,Road, Pembroke, told The tm Front Street as he was making officials here. cept on the issue of establishing an afternoon drove from Buckingham j tion of hostiUties in Europe, but Royal Gazette that 'she had received ready to "shoot" the colourful par­ We prayed for the help and the Perturbed by a series of incidents international trusteeship over de­ Palace to St. Paul's Cathedral to lead tbe change over of ground forces news of his release tbe week before ade scenes, Mr. Coplan felt that of­ blessing of God because we beUeved in tlie past few- days, a Supreme pendent territories and lands taken his people in thanksgiving for the is likely to be made much quicker last in a letter from Private Stone ficial invitations would bring a in the righteousness of the crusade Headquarters official took the un­ from the enemy in two world wars. European victory than was originally anticipated and who was by then, in England. which we dared not refuse to under- usual step of summoning all cor­ number of prominent American Perhaps pointing to a smoother AU along the route, from the it is believed tbat reinforcements In bis letter Private Stone did not photographers to Bermuda to take Continued oa P*ii- J respondents to an urgent press con­ course for the conference, the smaU wrought-iron gates of the palace ference announced by sounding are even now on their way to South­ mention what sort of treatment he pictures. powers have withdrawn the demand to the wide steps of the cathedral, east Asia. had received in prison, but he said "You have the garden spot of the three times a klaxon normally re­ for greater representation on the cheering crowds, undeterred by oc-1 CZECHOSLOVAKIA!. AUSTRIA served for important miUtary news. Arrangements are also well in that he had been wounded in his world, as far as colour pictures are Security Council, in which the peace casional showers of rain, packed the hand for tbe transfer of aircraft and right leg. Correspondents rapidly foregather­ concerned," stressed Mr. Coplan, LIBERATED BY SOVIETS keeping authority will be concen­ streets and shouted themselves ! Roval Air Force personnel. According to the friends witb who was in company with Mr. Stan­ ed in the press room, bat there was trated. hoarse. The greatest need ln Southeast whom be is staying, he looked ton Nickerson, head of the Bermuda LONDON, Monday, May 14

a. WEST INDIA COMMITTEE'S way to those seamen who stood and EXPECT MEXICAN TRADE GROUP ^_iiji_-.j6j.jg»/^g-»/«_a_aB^»jO_f-.r».&ji._t.>iiBV'«_l l WEDDING MERCHANT SAILORS WON'T carried on undaunted in tbe darkest lip Hogal <&nzttte CHAIRMAN IN BERMUDA days and are now still prepared to STOCKHOLM, May 13 (Beuter).— LEAVE THEIR VESSEL look to a better future and condi­ A Mexican trade delegation is ex­ ind GJolnmst Saiig I ^he tfDiaryl Lieut. CoL Sir Ivan Buchanan Ware — Johnson tions." pected to arrive in Sweden early Davson, chairman of the West India The men said their allowance of this summer, the newspaper "Mor- BLISEID DAILY EXCEPT ON SUNDAY Committee, is at present a guest at On Saturday afternoon at St. Local Dispute Referred To 10/- a day had been stopped. gen Tidningen reported today. Incorporating of Government House, having arrived The Royal Gazette ("Estab 182S) Theresa's Church, HamUton, Miss mo Cnlonlat and Daily News (Estab. 186C. recently in the Islands for a short Sylvia Johnson,* daughter of Major War Transport Ministry stay. and Mrs. B. T. Johnson of "Avocado f Samuel Pepys Teucer Sir Ivan's visit is one of pleasure, Lodge," Prospect, became tbe bride Proprietors but it is possible that he will hold a of Wing Commander E."Maurice Ware A refusal by some members of the press conference before his depar­ of London, England, commanding crew of a ship in Bermuda to trans­ THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD ture. officer of the Royal Air Force Trans­ fer to another vessel came to light Reid Street, Hamilton Saturday, May 12th. when a deputation of three repre­ PLAYING TODAY Lady Davson, who is weU known to port Command in this Colony. sentatives of the crew stated their Distressed, albeit not surprised, I Bermudians, particularly those who "The Warsaw Concerto,** Debussy's case to The Royal Gazette, claiming Editor: E. T. SAYER have been serving overseas and have "Claire de Lone** and Elgar's "Salut Manager: E. C. MCLAUGHLIN when I read in my morning paper: that their articles (for a two years' that a returned Bermudian fears j visited AM West Tru-itm Committee's Dllinoi" were the organ selections term) do not mention anything our beloved Island is in danger of rooms in London, is Sir Ivan's sister- played before and during tbe cere­ about transferring. PLAYHOUSE: NEW OPERA HOUSE: Subscription Rates losing its former reputation for in-law. Lady Davson has been tbe mony, which was conducted by Per Year The three men, able bodied sea­ Local—£2. 0. 9. Foreign—£2.10.9. courtesy. chief contact on the Committee for Father McCarthy. 2.45 - 8.00 There may be some cynics who the Bermuda's Services Overseas As­ The bride, who was escorted to the men, Messrs. Thomas Brown, W. Bur- 2.45 - 7.45 assert that one so-called courtesy sociation. altar on the arm of her father, look­ field and J. Spurling, all British sub­ MONDAY, MAT 14. 1945 was nothing more than a servile | ed charming in a gown of traditional jects, asserted, "We can be held to Paramounts Gay Laugh poUteness to our visitors from whom ivory satin styled with a lace edged the agreement for two years if riot! . . . tbey derived their livelihood. That, sweetheart neckline, long sleeves necessary, and we can't transfer SPECULATE ON PREMIERS I stoutly maintain, is absolutely THEY SAY shaped with Hly cuffs, torso bodice from one ship to another of our i the reverse of the truth. Bermuda and full skirt extending in a court own free wiU. We don't see why we '^Practically courtesy existed long before a tourist By A. M. PURCELL tram behind. She wore a fingertip should allow them to make excep­ ATTACK ON DE VALERA trade was dreamed of. But the old- veU of heirloom lace and carried a tions by transferring us against our world courtesy stood in good stead That the "Black list" idea is new shower bouquet of white passion win." Yours" when visitors flocked to our shores. to Bermuda. flowers. The men have been to see the ship­ Claudette COLBERT ChurchiU Had Long Avoided No! I think that for the most * * * "Hie two bridal attendents. Miss ping Master, Mr. J. L Dawson Gib­ Fred MacMURRAY part discourtesy here arises from a Natalie Conyers as maid of honour son. The Royal Gazette referred to false notion of independence. There That it was introduced some years Any Discussion Of Eire ago in England. and Miss Jacqueline Motyer as Mr. Gibson, who explained that he are too many of those who beUeve bridesmaid, were dressed to dusty was unable to comment on the an act of courtesy, such as offer­ By MELVIN APPEL * * # pink and powder blue tafetta gowns. merits of the case as the whole mat­ 4.30 - 9.30 ing a seat to an older person, or That it failed. ter had been referred to the Ministry giving way to a pedestrian, indicates Their dresses were styled along the Enchanting Comedy! . . LONDON, May 13 (Beuter).—Poli­ an acknowledgement of inferior so­ . * * same lines with sweetheart neckline, of War Transport, London, and in­ tical observers here tonight specu­ cial standing. But Lord! it is pre­ That this was largely because no three quarter length sleeves, torso structions from there are being m "A BRIDE BY lated as to whether there was any wife of a drunkard felt safe if she bodice and fuU Skirt. They wore awaited. He expects these instruc­ 4.20 - 9.35 cisely the opposite* tions very shortly. special reason for tonight's broad­ Two men were walking on a narrow laid a complaint against her hus­ large picture hats of matching col- MISTAKE" cast attack by Prime Minister Win­ pavement in a city in England, and band. our and carried smaU nosegays of In the meantime, he stated, the "FRISCO SAL" ston Churchill on Prime Minister it became necessary for one of them mm. pastel flowers. Bermuda Sailors' Home would be Laraine DAY Eamon De Valera of Southern Ire­ Susanna Foster — Turhan to step into the road so as to let the That one wonders whether anyone Squadron Leader Upritchard, RA. taking care of the men in the ordi­ Bey Also — "PARATROOPS" Alan MARSHALL land. other pass. supplying aprohibited person with F., acted as best man for the groom, nary way. Frequently in the House of Com­ Said one man as he continued drink wiU be punished. and the ushers were Flight lieuten­ The men themselves have sent mons Mr. ChurchUl has been taxed on his way: "I don't give way to a . . ant Clements, Adjutant BULF., cables to their respective unions set­ BAILEY'S BAY SOUTHAMPTON THEATRE with all manner of questions on fools." So the other stepped into That some war restrictions are to Squadron Leader Michael Alden, ting out the circumstances. They 8.00 — Bing Crosby 8.00 Eire's neutrality, but not once did the road and said: "2 do." be lifted. RAF., Flight lieutenant Geoffrey declare that tbey have not joined he permit himself to become invol­ Now, which of tlie two showed .a a Osborn, RAF., Major T. J. O'Brien, any shipping pool which would make "Here Come The Waves" "Hangover Square" ved in any discussion on the actions the greater social standing—an that That most of them have been for­ Bermuda Militia, Major Louis Mow­ them Uable to transfer. "Under Western Sides" "One Night In Lisbon" of Mr. de Valera who, short of de­ be what some men fear to lose. gotten. bray, B.VJB.C. and Flight Iientenant The refusal to transfer affects 16 claring Southern Ireland a republic, I sometimes wonder whether in Peter Bartrum, R.A.F. men of the deck, engine room and our schools some elementary in­ a a a SANDYS THEATRE SOMERS OPERA HOUSE bas done Ids utmost to sever any That by and large restrictions were A guard of honour consisting of catering departments of the vessel and all links with the British Em­ struction on the subject—and similar concerned. 8.15 8.30 subjects is given; something more very desirable and have served a eight Royal Air Force officers formed pire. good purpose. an arch of swords for the bridal The crew's deputation prepared "Marriage is a Private These observers suggested that than the due deference of pupU 'Rough, Tough & Ready" to teacher. I wonder, for instance, * * * party as they left the church. the following statement: "Even in Mr. Churchill's expression of criti­ this instance we feel we are quite "Double Exposure" Affair" cism was evidence of tbe resentment an a half hour a week is de­ That the fact that tbey were not all Following the marriage ceremony voted to teaching pupils, say, a put to a severe test is just fortunate. a large reception was held at tbe Justified in our attitude but regret 13th. Chp. "Don Winslow" "Youth Runs Wild" be shared with many others in Brit­ sense of observation. this occurrence as we shall lose our ain at Mr. de Valera's action in call­ * a a Officers* Mess, Prospect, where over A young 'Mudian, of 16 years of That some right notes were struck 500 guests were present. Among the captain, who is both a good seaman ing on tbe German Minister In Dub­ I age, was employed in an office. at the Anglican Guilds Conference. guests were His Excellency the Act­ and a thorough gentleman, and is lin to express condolences on Hitler's held in high esteem by all members One day his employer asked him to That you cannot educate by fear. ing Governor, Mr. W. L Murphy, death. I take a note to a certain office. I Vice-Admiral Sir Irvine Glennie and of the crew. But we have to look —Slaying "Shis "Week— Some observers thought tbat since I "Where is it?" asked tbe youth. * * • I to our interests of tbe future, so That you can't shift all the respon­ Lady Glennie, Brigadier Maconochie Mr. ChurchiU had made this pubUc I Now the office was one of the best and Mrs. Maconochie, Sir Herbert 1 that both sides may abide by fixed expression of condemnation. Mem­ ' known in HamUton. sibility off the shoulders of the I original agreements which would individual offenders. Henniker-Heaton, and Sir Brooke PLAYHOUSE NEW OPERA HOUSE bers of parUament would not ask That boy has another lesson to Francis and Lady Francis. make better understanding either for some retaliatory action against learn. An he wishes to prosper ia + * * That early environment is the The toast to the bride was pro­ Tuesday Tuesday Eire. the world, he should at least learn "Barbary Coast Gent" It was recaUed that a number of as far as possible, to conceal his primary factor. posed by Brigadier Maconchie. while ROUGH. TOUGH & Sir Herbert-Heaton proposed the "Double Indemnity" READY* Members of ParUament wanted ignorance. * * * "Here Come the Coeds" action taken after Britain and the And there are some, too, who hold toast to the groom and Colonel Sandys Friendly Societies That if the home and schools are Moore, O.C, Bermuda MUitia, pro- United States Jointly protested that discourtesy is found only in what they ought to be, there Wednesday Wednesday against tbe presence in Dublin of | one section of the community. I posed the toast to the bride's par­ Red Cross Committee "Eadie Was A Lady" "Marriage is a Private won't be much danger. ents. Japanese and German diplomatic That again is far from the truth. * * * "And Now Tomorrow" Affair" representatives, implying that they It is found in every section and some- Following a short honeymoon, the will hold "Rough, Tough and Ready' i times in unexpected quarters. That therefore a teacher should not I couple expect to take up residence were responsible for spreading Axis be someone who has faUed to Thursday, Friday, Saturday Thursday propaganda and engaging in espion­ Maybe it is a sign of the times. in Tucker's Town. It might even arise from a stupid make good in a store. "AN AMERICAN "Marriage is a Private age against the Allies. That Doolittle has promised a blast A DANCE Affair" As a matter of fact, Eire's rela­ conception of what Democracy ROMANCE'' : means. Democracy, to some, means of 2,400 superforts against Japan. "Hangover Square" tions with the British Common­ BRITISH IN KRISTIANSUND at the — In Technicolour — wealth are a mystery. Mr. ChurchUl | freedom of speech. But, unfor­ * * * Brian Donlevy tunately, such persons use only MANCHESTER UNITY PATIO i Ann Richards Friday himself, in a speech in 19S3, declared Ucence of speech. That he appears to be curiously LONDON, May 12 (Reuter).—The "Bring on the Girls" Eire to be a "constitutional anom­ A man was travelling on a train mis-named. first British troops, most of them "Five Graves To Cairo" aly." and among the passengers was a * * * Scots, reached Kristiansund on the Wednesday, 6 June Saturday 10.30 a.m. When Southern Ireland was given Bishop. The presence of a clergyman That one wonders what he would \\est coast of Norway today, the Nor­ "Henry Aldrich Gets Saturday Dominion status and the title of wegian radio said. "Bring on the Girls" didn't stop the man from using do if his name was Doomore. Tickets 3/6 Glamour" Irish Free State in 1922, the British profane language, but it did impel Headed by a band, tbey marched "Riding High" Government stiU retained the use [him to add: "You must excuse me, * * * , through the town and were given a Pot Gilbert's Orchestra in of her three naval ports. parson, but I call a spade a spade." That one hears a lot about Goering grand welcome. Twenty of the sol­ attendance. Mr. de Valera, on becoming Prime "On the contrary," repUed the these days. diers visited the municipal hospital Minister, introduced a new consti­ Bishop, "you have Just called it a * * * and were received with great joy by All are cordially invited tution, aboUshing many features of I sanguinary shovel" That the story isn't pretty reading. tbe patients. this settlement, without consulting But what the end will be, I con Attention—Flatts Theatre Goersl... Britain. * * * not, unless we all soon realise whither That perhaps one wfll hear from i A FETE wiU also be held on There will be a Special Request Showing of — But he did not declare Eire a re­ we are heading. public or by any formal act- place Hess soon. ' Thursday, 28th Junt, at the her outside tbe Commonwealth. Tbe G.U.O. OF O.F. Hall, Somerset "A SONG TO REMEMBER" complete control of the naval bases DAILY • COLONY THEATRES • SHOWS Kindly reserve this date. —AT THE FLATTS THEATRE— was restored to Eire in 1938, when TWO DECREES NISI ARE the Chamberlain government achiev­ Further particulars will appear TUESDAY — Tomorrow — MAY 15th. — 8.00 ed only a partial success in efforts AWARDED SATURDAY later. to remove the conflict between Brit­ TODAY — AEOLIAN HALL — TODAY ain and Eire. A decree nisi was granted to Mrs. Madeline Elizabeth Scott on Satur­ Vl$Tp£ ffrCKI* day morning in tbe divorce court by I the Chief Justice, the Hon. Sir PORT OF ACCUSES LONDON POLES I Brooke Francis. The decree was i granted on the grounds of desertion. MOSCOW, May 13 (Reuter).—Pra­ 40 THIEVES vda today accused the Polish gov­ The case had been adjourned from . THE HAREM SCAREM COMPANY ernment in London of organizing I Monday morning, when the question anti-Soviet activity in the Red Army's of the respondent's domicile had arisen. It ha_d to be shown that the Presents rear. LITTLE THEATRE "Organizers of the London Polish court had jurisdiction in the case. MASONIC HALL 'government' committed diversion- On Saturday it was ruled that the Somerset THE FAMOUS BROADWAY SUCCESS ist acts in the rear of the Red Army court shaU have jurisdiction whera 'THE GIRL WHO DARED" which cost the Uves of over 100 sol­ I a husband domiciled to these Islands Roy Rogers in diers and officers of the Red Army," has deserted his wife and the wife "SONG OF NEVADA" "The Deer Slayer" it said. I has continued to reside here. The custody of the chUd was 'Call ef the South Seas" "The facts of the monstrous crime awarded to the petitioner, and the have been established. The organiz­ costs of the case were charged Arsenic and Old Lace ers and participants in the crime against the respondent. have also been established," it added. (The Soviet News Agency in its A decree nisi was granted to John statement on the arrested poles on Mello, who was petitioning for a A Comedy Drama in Three Acts by Joseph Kesselring May 6 said that investigations with divorce from his wife, Mary Angeline a view to estahUshing who should Mello, on the grounds of desertion be tried were still going on.**) without cause. Stead AT It was shown that the couple were I married to 1935 at the Wesley Metho­ "Now I Nebitchandnezzar praise dist Church. There is one child of The New Colonial Opera House and extol and honor the King of the marriage. The Bermudian heaven, all whose works are truth, Desertion against the will of the and His ways judgment: end those I petitioner was sufficiently proved in the case and a decree nisi was grant- that walk in pride He is able to 1 ed. The custody of the child was (Out Shortly) abase." Daniel 4:57 [ given to the petitioner. 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Drum Head Service At DID NOT COMPLY WITH Victory Thanksgiving U.S. SOLDIER TRAPPED ST. GEORGE'S U.S.C. TO BAZAAR . • Empire Field Warwick West HOLD GALA ANNIVERSARY Prospect Camp Sunday EMPLOYER'S ORDERS Service At Cathedral IN WATER TANK HERE •*W_|i-wi I ham P»i« I CM—Med iron Page I Afternoon and Evening, Thursday, May 17th, 1945 tion to those remaining, to tha hun­ Electric Light Co. Worker take, and He has beard our prayer. Mr. Roy Sheppard Rescues Chicken or Steak supper — Games — Fun — B.Y.R.C. Band To Feature dreds of service personnel and civi­ Today, on the high seas and in Music — Treasure Bunt — Miniature golf — g|3g lians assembled, to devote their time r almost every part of the globe, from Fancy Tables, etc., etc. Sunday Programme, May 20 and energy to the building of a bet­ Convicted In Police Court countless'milUons of Ups and hearts Man In Bizarre Incident ter woriaT the strain of praise and thanksgiving MUSIC BT NORTH VILLAGE ENSEMBLE With V-E Day giving them an add­ "It is my task and my privilege In tbe Hamilton Police Court on ascends to Him. Non nobis, Domine. In probably the most bizarre in­ Nearest train stop Riddell's Bay. Just a few minutes from ed impetus for celebration, the third this morning," the Chaplain said, Saturday before the Wor. H. Martin The Lord hath done great things for cident affecting the Colony's method Empire Field. anniversary plans of the St. George's "to put into a ' few words the Godet, Magistrate for the Eastern us, whereof we rejoice. Praise the of obtaining its water supply, Pri­ Proceeds in aid of St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Mission. TJ.S.C, reported by Mrs. Knoblauch thoughts that must be in our hearts District, Stanley James Cassidy, em­ Lord, O my Milt, and forget not all vate Allan Karl, of tbe U.S. Army, Director, promise to be impressive. at this great moment in our history. ployed by the Electric Light Com bis benefits. at about 5.15 o'clock yesterday after­ Warwick West. The celebrations will cover a three- This past week will stand out as one pany, was bound over on a charge God forbid that on this day of noon, got into a tank, swam under PART PROCEEDS FOR REO CROSS day period starting tomorrow, con­ of the landmarks in the history of of refusing to comply with orders thankful rejoicing we should faU to the water to proceed through a two tinuing on Wednesday and finishing the world. In generations to come it given him by his employers. remember those—how vast a multi­ feet square hole into an adjoining on Sunday, May 20. will be remembered as marking the The Magistrate instructed Cassidy tude—who have given their lives that tank and there remained- trapped A formal Oleander Ball will lead end of tbe most critical — the most to report st the Company this morn­ others might lire. There are for some 15 minutes.'' tbe events tomorrow at 8.30 p.m., dangerous — the most destructive ing, when the Company's officials mothers here, as everywhere, who Private Kari was eventually extri­ with flaTM-iTigt o tbe music of Charge period in tba long and eventful his­ could decide if they wanted to retain (proud though they be of bis memo- cated from his perilous position. Ward's orchestra. Tbe U.S.C. girls, tory of the British people." his services. ory) must weep for tbe gallant son Tbat he is alive today is mainly due who wUl not come home again. Mount Saint Agnes Academy who served for the past three years After speaking about tbe many The charge was brought on the to the rescue efforts of Mr. Boy with tbe Club , will once more part­ Sheppard, of Pembroke. wars endured by Europeans, Mr. sworn information of tile Service Of­ "GO FORWARD" ner tbe many Navy and Army men Harman continued, "The evil forces ficer. Mr. George North. Even tbe soldier is not quite sure expected to attend. Mrs. William whose influence caused this great And this is only an interlude. The how or why he went into the tank, Frith, Mrs. Stewart Spurling and World War had their roots in men's Manuel De SUva testified that he command is stUl "Go Forward." Not which is beneath tbe apartment Mrs. Leon Fox have assisted Mrs. hearts and minds and wills — and was the foreman in charge of Cas­ yet may we dream that the war is building at the northeast corner of TW}e Third Knoblauch to prepare garlands of no work of reconstruction can bave sidy. On tbe morning of May 3, he over, or relax our efforts: not yel Serpentine Road railway* crossing. oleander for the outdoor pavilion any good or lasting results that does instructed Cassidy to go to a house may we look for the triumphant re­ Mr Cabral, one of the tenants, went and supper room. not take into account tbe need for in Paget and perform a certain Job. turn of our sailors, soldiers and air­ out to the yard to feed his chickens Tbe tables in the supper room are a deeper spirituality, of higher ideals Cassidy refused, saying that he men. when he noticed that the wire door to be arranged in the shape of a of Ufe — a stronger devotion to God. would not be able to finish the Job And let us hot cease to offer the leading to the tank was broken. Annual Promenade horse shoe and will carry out tbe If we do not remember these things that day, as it was a half day. He prayer of faith that He who has Mr. Cabral peered curiously into pink and white colour scheme. A bi the days that lie ahead, all our was then instructed to put in a helped us hitherto will lead us on- huge birthday cake will be centred work of reconstruction will be lost temporary safe job, and he could go the tank and heard somebody shout­ postponed from April 27th. ward through .the hard fight that ing "Help! help!'' he also heard a on the table. in another outbreak of hatred and and finish it the next day. has yet to be won to that longed-for violence, and the sacrifice of our lot of splashing. The sounds came On Wednesday at 8.15 p.m., tbe In De SUva's opinion, the job V Day which -shall bring to our from the second tank. senior volunteer canteen workers dead will have been in vain — the should not bave taken more than an stricken world the confident hope of wUl be held on will entertain their friends and ser­ high cost tbat this victory has de­ hour and a half to two hours. Cas­ & just and lasting peace. Mrs. Cabral ran out on the road vicemen at a bridge party witb Mrs. manded wfll have been wasted. sidy refused to have anything to do And then? The charge must stiU and stopped the first passer-by, who happened to be Mr. Percy Cairns, Graham Boyle, bead of the volun­ "There has never been a costlier with the job tbat day and, in conse­ be to "Go forward"—to build again teers assisting Mrs. Knoblauch in re­ quence, was handed over to Mr. the waste places, to repair the rav­ of The Royal Gazette staff. Mr. victory in the history of the world. Cairns went immediately to tbe cel­ Monday, May 21st ceiving tbe guests. No previous war has' ever caused Julian Kempe, the supervisor, to deal ages and heal the wounds of war. On Mav 20 at 730 p.m., by permiss­ with. God grant that the spirit of unity lar to look through a window into such misery and destruction. Hot the second tank. "Help! help!** he at 8.00 p.m. ion of Lt. Colonel J. C. Astwood, only has the price been paid on tbe Mr. Kempe stated that he saw which has been the source of Officer Commanding tbe Bermuda strength to the AUied Nations beard Private Karl say. "I cannot actual battlefields, tbe homes and Cassidy, and requested that he do hold on much longer." Volunteer Rifle Corps, the B.VJR.C. 'the Uves of countless thousands of the job. Cassidy refused, saying it through the bitter struggle of the Present invitations will stand. band will give an outdoor perform­ people were part of the price of vic­ was a half day. Mr. Kempe stated European war may continue to bind The soldier was in about eight feet ance on the "water's edge so tbat tory. The civilian populations of that the employees of the company them in a mutual understanding aad of water and was holding on to a 3S87tm. parties in small boats will have an the .European countries, especially only received the half day oh condi­ a common purpose in the time that pipe which went horizontally across opportunity of listening to the that of our own Homeland were as tion that things were not busy. lies ahead! tbe tank. Mr. Cabral returned with music as well. truly In the front line of the bat tie Cassidy was offered double time to "Go forward." The old saga of de­ an extension cord with an electric At 8 15 pem, a concert will be given as those actually in the services. The work through Thursday afternoon liverance which we may read in our light bulb which was put through indoors with Mrs. Knoblauch acting homeless, the starving, the killed and finish the job if he could not bibles seems strangely suggestive as the window. as mistress of ceremonies. and the injured — those millions of finish it in the morning, but he still we think of these recent years; for it Then Mr. Sheppard arrived on the TAKE A TRIP TO SOMERSET Mrs. Harry Dunkley wOl conduct civilian casualties all testify to the refused to do the work. Eventually is a story of fierce conflicts, of the scene. As the soldier was becoming tlie. sing song for the first part of truth that this has been a people's it was necessary to get another man alternations of progress and delay: weaker, Mr. Sheppard got through the programme, singing servicemen's war. to do the job. a story, too. of unconquerable hope the aperture — no mean task be­ It's Never Too Late favourites. The sing-song will be and sure confidence founded upon cause there was a pipe in tbe win­ SPARED WAR'S HORRORS Cassidy stated tbat it was not one faith in tbe ultimate accomplish­ Give Now To followed by performances by Mr. man but two men who eventually did dow — and remained in the tank Wally Johnson, tenor. Warrant Offi ment of a divinely-ordered purpose. to hold up K_fiiL, "Because of Bermuda's geographic-1 this job. Between them they bad And may net we also dare to sing, cer Paul RusseU, pianist. Mis. Cha-iai position we were spared thehor taken twelve hours to do it. Cassidy A ladder was obtained and the two uncey Outerbridge, monologist, Mr. „,„ f u^ Burmuda did what "The Lord of hosts is with us; the 0 war stated that when he was first told God of Jacob is our refuge?" men were brought through the win­ O'Callaghan. actor. Mrs. George Stew- she coula ___ she aid aU that was ^j.. tc do the job, he asked for an as­ dow and into the cellar. art, soloist, Mr. Percy Wright, sing- ^ 0f ner __ ^^j w remember with The victory is not ours, but His. RED CROSS FETE sistant, but his request was refused. Inspector Fergus Ferguson, of the ing negro spirituals, and Mrs Regta- plMe ___t ^ many 0f our brothers Let us dedicate ourselves to His service. Bermuda Police, turned Kari over aid Moss and Mr. WilUam Adderley and sisters, of their own tree will, . Mr. Kempe stated that he did not to the US. Army Military Police. Here is your opportunity to do of Harem-Scerem fame. went overseas to take their part in know if the Company wanted Cas­ -o- Kari was in an exhausted condition. The B.V-R.C. band will close tbe the battle of Europe. We shall ever sidy to work for them any longer. He The hole between the two tanks your bit to bring our boys back. celebrations with the playing of the gratefully and proudly remember had been employed by the Electric kept tbe water at a level which was national anthems. those who will never come back. Our Light Company for the last eight Colony To Get Another years, and was a good workman: re­ about four inches below the top. To on Servicemen and volunteers are i -1 debt to them can best be paid bv Windfall Of Publicity get through it. Private Karl had to vite*Q tc Attend the festivities. labouring with all our might and cently he had been giving a lot of dive below the surface of the water o main to strengthen and preserve trouble. It appeared as if he wanted in the first tank. Thursday, 17th May forever in our midst that spirit of tc get out of tbe job. CtaliaM- lm Pije 1 4 Men Fmed For Tirowing self-sacrifice and devotion to duty Mr. North stated that before tbe zines have a circulation of over a at which inspired them to surrender Electric light Company could dis­ million people. photographs he is taking for Tbe so much for the common good. We charge a man they would have to SOMERVILLE & MELVILLE Stones On Public Highway carry with us into the future the Mr. Sherman K. Ellis is the ad­ National Geographic Magazine. ask him for permission. vertising agent for the programme Four men in the Hamilton PoUce memory of tbeir great courage and He has travelled throughout the MUSIC GAMES TEAS supreme sacrifice. That memory Cassidy was bound over and in­ which has included, as many Ber­ world during the past few years Court on Saturday morning were mudians will know, a series of au­ fmed £5 each by the Magistrate, the | should ever inspire us in the dim-1 structed to report at the Electric and has visited Africa. Egypt, and VARIOUS OTHER STALLS & SIDE SHOWS Light Company on Monday morn­ thentic photographs about various all the countries in Latin-America. Wor. H. Martin Godet, for throwing cult days to come. It should make j countries. At one time and another he has had Gates Open 1.30 p.m. stones on a public highway to the us less selfish — less conscious of ing, when the Company officials our own individual needs — more could decide if they wanted to retain Mr. Coplan expects to return to his photographs published in all Official Opening 2.30 p.m. By Lady Glennie danger of Herbert Simons. his serviced " tbe leading American magazines. The assused persons were, Wesley conscious of tbe needs of tbe com­ the Islands to complete tbe colour Butterfield, Alfred Ernest Viera. munity as a wbo|a. * * * WilUam Thomas Moran and Carlton "Rejoice whatever anguish rend your heart. Robert Astwood. That God has given you tot a priceless Detective Swainson stated that at dower. To baa tat these great times. about 11.15 pm. on AprU 27, be was And have your part In freedom'* crown­ cycling along the Pitts Bay Road, at ing hour. the foot of Cox HiU. He heard a man shouting and then heard the That you may tell your sons. sound of stones being thrown. He Who see the light—high in the heavens. Their heritage to take: found Herbert Simons crouching I saw the powers of darkness driven back: against a bank at the side of the I saw the morning break.'' road, sheltering from stones which were being thrown from farther up After tbe Drum Head service the the road military units marched down to the He then saw three or four men Garrison Recreation Ground where running towards the dump. With they reformed - and proceeded to 20% off Simons, he went to tbe dump, which Hamilton. is about 200 yards from the road. am I _ caught Butterfield, who told him | that be had been throwing stones at MAN ARRESTED FOR INDECENT the rats at the dump, but denied ASSAULT ON YOUNG GIRL throwing stones at Simons. He could give no reason for running away. it is learned by The Royal Gazette Khaki Detective Swainson stated that he that file young daughter of one of had kept observation at the dump the Colony's merchants was inde- for some time as the result of sev- cently assaulted last Thursday by a eral complaints of stone throwing. | local man Shirts Simons stated that he passed four The Bermuda Police have made an persons standing on the' road at the arrest and the alleged culprit will be Cox HiU. He dismounted from his charged this week in the HamUton cycle, just past this group, to walk PoUce Court. up the hill. Stones started coming at him. He had to take shelter at tbe side of tbe road. He thought that about 12 stones altogether were thrown at him. From the noise of cool, long wearing they made when they landed on the road, he reckoned that they were large ' ones. Detective Swainson came along and they went towards broadcloth by "Arrow" the dump. He found Viera biding "cWulco" behind a bosh. Viera denied throw­ ing stones at him: in fact, be claim­ ed that he had been stoned himself. Watches Swainson who was on the other Here is your chance to stock up at a Many side of the dump, blew his whistle, and three other men ran past him. Always a good Buy saving on these strictly regulation shirts He recognised one as Astwood and by the famous "Arrow".... Shirts of cool, the another as Butterfield. New Shoes Viera, Butterfield and Moran ad­ mitted being at the dump. They Sole Agent good look ing broadcloths that were made said tbat they went there to "rock to take plenty of heavy duty. All sizes file rats." They denied throwing stones on tbe highway, and claimed with or without shoulder tabs. Styled to Young Men's Tastes that the dump was too far from the Otto Wurz road for stones thrown there to reach the road. Somers Building Astwood stated that he had no­ Hamilton Bermuda Here is a famous make of shoe that will win the confidence of you thing to say. UMTa.tr Inspector Brown stated that a students going North. Shoes with up to the minute styling and number of complaints had been re­ 18/6 and 19/6 Less 20% • in easy comfortable fit. All are lasted with fine calf uppers and ceived from persons who had been stoned in this vicinity. He request­ 3.73 ond 3.93 sturdy long wearing soles. ed that a serious view be taken of this case. The Magistrate said that this was a bad form of hooliganism. He had |; 45/- and 72/- no hesitation in convicting the four Spend accused. They would each be fmed Servicemen ond others ore now entering our £5. 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Victors Must Be Worthy or war; these hostile aircraft could 1 will walk together In mutual com- then in June, 1941, another tre­ gomery of over two million, five hun­ have to do, and also to the outlook fly across from Brest to Norway in a prehension and forgiveness mendous world event occurred. dred thousand soldiers of this ter­ and watch they have to keep on In Stock 01 Their Great Forces single flight or back again; tbey "My friends, when our thoughts "You have no doubt noticed in rible, war-like German army. public affairs." could observe all the movements of turn to the Northwest Approaches, your reading of British history, that our shipping in and out of the Clyde "On the continent of Europe we Continued from Page 1 we will not forget the devotion of we have sometimes had to hold out TJ. S. SUPERIORITY have yet to make sure tbat the sim­ and Mersey, and—direct upon our our merchant seamen and our mine­ from time to time all alone, or to be Duro "With the autumn storms, the convoys the large and' increasing "I shall make it clear at this mo­ ple and honourable purposes for sweepers, out every night, and so the mainspring of coalitions against which we entered the war are not immediate danger of invasion in numbers of U-boats with which rarely mentioned in the headlines, a continental tyrant or dictator ment that we have never failed to 1940 passed. the enemy bespattered the Atlan­ nor will we forget the vast inventive, and we have held out for quite a recognize the immense superiority of brushed aside or overlooked in the Pressure tic—the survivors or successors of adaptive, all-embracing and, in the long time—against the Spanish Ar­ the power used by the United States months following our success, and "Then began the blitz, when Hit­ which U-boats are now being col­ that the words freedom, democracy ler said he would rub out our cities, end, all-controlling power of the mada, against the might of Louis in the rescue of France and the de­ lected in British harbours. Royal Navy, with Its ever more po­ the Fourteenth; when we led Eu­ feat of Germany. and liberation are not distorted that is what he said, that he would from their true meaning as we bave Tanks rub out our cities. This blitz was tent new ally, tne air, which have rope for nearly 25 years under Will­ "For our part we have had in ac­ SENSE OF ENVELOPMENT kept the lifeline open. We were iam the Third and Marlborough, understood them. There would be borne without a word of complaint tion about one-third as many men little use in punishing the Hitlerites 30 Gallon Cmftmity or the slightest signs of flinching, "The sense of envelopment, which able to breathe; we were able to and ISO years ago when Nelson, as the Americans, but we have taken litre; we were able to strike. Pitt and Wellington not without for their crimes if law and Justice while a very large number of people might at any moment turn to stran­ our fuU share of the fighting, as did not rule, and if totalitarian or Complete —honour to them all—proved that gulation, lay heavily upon us. We "Dire deeds we had to do. We resistance from the heroic Russians the scale of our losses shows. Our London could take it, and so could of 1812, broke Napoleon. In ali police governments were to take tbe had only tlie Northwestern Approach had to destroy or capture the French Navy has borne incomparably tbe place of the German invaders. With Fittings our other ravaged centres. between Ulster and Scotland through Fleet, which, had tt ever passed these world wars our island kept heavier burden in the Atlantic which to bring in the means of life Into German hands would, together the lead of Europe or else held out Ocean, In the narrow seas and the "We seek nothing for ourselves. "But the dawn of 1941 revealed us and to send out the forces of war. with the Italian Fleet have perhaps alone. Arctic convoys to Russia, while the But we must make sure that those stfll in jeopardy. The hostile air­ enabled the German navy to face causes which we fought for, find re­ craft could fly across the approaches "Owing to the action of Mr. de "GHASTLY MISTAKE" United States Navy has used its THE ELECTRIC UGHT CO. Valera (Premer Eamon tea Valera us on tbe high seas. This we did. massive strength mainly against cognition at the peace table in facts to our Island, where 46 millions of The dispatch to General Wavell as well as words, and above all we people had to import half their daily of Eire), so much at variance with "And if you hold out alone, there Japan. It is right and natural that the temper and Instinct of thou (Lord Wavell, then Allied Com­ always comes a time when the ty­ we should extol tbe virtues and must labour that the world organi­ 934ff. bread, and_Uth. _»»>-. totP..C. Sd. «T-oS_«_r_-_-,.«'who mander in Chief, Middle East) all rant makes some ghastly mistake glorious services of our own most zation which the United Nations are hastened to the battlefront to prove round the Cape at our darkest hour, which alters the whole balance of famous commander, Alexander and creating at San Francisco, does not their ancient valour, the Approach­ of the tanks—practically all we had the struggle. On June 22, 1941, Montgomery, neither of whom was become an idle name: does not be­ es, which the Southern Irish ports In the island—enabled us as far Hitler, master as he thought him­ ever defeated since they began to­ come a shield for the strong and a and airfields could so easily have back as November, 1940, to defend self of all Europe, nay indeed soon gether at Alamein. both of whom mockery for the weak. guarded, were closed by the hostile Egypt against invasion and hurl to be master of the whole world, have conducted in Africa, in Italy, aircraft and U-boats. back with the loss of a quarter of a so he thought; treacherously, with­ in Normandy and in Germany bat­ VICTORS MUST BE WORTHY "This was Indeed a deadly mo­ million captives, under heavy slaugh­ out warning, without the slightest ter, th* ItaUan armies at whose tail tles of tbe first magnitude and of "It is the victors who must search .——— ment In our life, and if tt had not provocation, hurled himself on Rus­ decisive consequences. been Car the loyalty and friendship Mussolini had already planned a sia and came face to face with Mar­ their hearts in their glowing hours of Northern Ireland, we should ride into Cairo or Alexandria. shal Stalin and the numberless "At tbe same time we know bow and be worthy by their nobility of have been forced to come to close "Great anxiety was felt by Pre­ millions of the Russian people. great is our debt to the combining I the immense forces that they wield, quarters with Mr. de Valera sr per­ sident Boosevelt, and indeed, by "And then, st the end of the year and unifying command and high i "We must never forget that beyond ish forever from the earth. How­ thinking men throughout the Unit­ Japan struck her felon blow at the strategic direction of General Eisen all lurks Japan, harassed and failing, ever, with a restraint and poise to ed States, what would happen to United States at Pearl Harbour, and hower. but still a people of a hundred mil­ which I say history will find few us in the early part of* 1941. The the same time attacked us in Ma­ "Here is the moment when I must lions, for whose warriors death has parallels, for His Majesty's Govern­ President felt to the depth of his laya and Singapore. pay my personal tribute to the Brit­ few terrors. I cannot tell you to­ ment never laid a violent hand upon being that the destruction of Brit­ "Thereupon Hitler and Mussolini ish Chiefs of Staffs, with whom I night how much time or what exer­ them, though at times it would ain would not only be an event fear­ declared war on the Republic of the have worked in the closest intimacy tions will be required to compel the have been quite easy and quite na­ ful in itself, but that tt would ex­ United States, memmt throughout these hard years. There Japanese to make amends for their •fit*-* tural, left the de Valera Govern­ pose to mortal danger the vast and "Years have passed since then. In­ have been very few changes in this odious treachery and cruelty. ment to frolic with the German as yet largely unarmed potentiali­ deed, every year seems to me almost powerful and capable body of men "We, like China so long undaunted, }^oM and later with the Japanese repre­ ties and the future destiny of the a decade. But never since the United who, sinking all service differences have received horrible injuries from sentatives to their heart's con­ United States. States entered tbe war have I had and judging the problem of tbe war tbem ourselves, and we are bound tent. "He greatly feared that we should the slightest doubt hut that we as a whole, have worked together by tbe ties of honour and fraternal out • "When I think of these days I be invaded in that spring of 1941. should be saved and that we only in the closest harmony with each loyalty to the United States to fight think also of those other episodes No doubt he had behind him mili­ had only to do our duty in order to other. In Field Marshal Brooke, Ad- this great war at the other end of and personalities, of Lieutenant tary advisers as good as any in the win. We have played our part in all miral Pound. Admiral Andrew Cun- the world at their side without flag- Commander Esmonde, V.O. Lance world. And he sent his recent this process by which the evil-doers ningham and Marshal of the Air gmg or failing. Corporal Keneally, V.O, Captain Presidential opponent, the late Mr. have been overthrown. I hope I do Portal, a power was formed who de- "We must remember that Austra- Fegen, V.C, and other Irish heroes Wendell Wilkie, to me with a letter not speak vain or boastful words, served the highest honour in the dt na, New Zealand and Canada were I could easily recite, and then in which bo had written in his own but from Alamein in October, 1942, and are aU directly menaced by this through the Anglo-American inva- rectlon of the whole British war must confess that aU the bitterness hand the famous lines of Long­ strategy and its agreement with that evU power. They came to our aid by Britain for the Irish race dies fellow, which I quoted in the House sion of North Africa, of Sicily, of' of our AlUes. in our dark times, and we must not in my heart. I can only pray of Commons the other day: 'Sail Italy, with the capture of Rome, we leave unfinished any task which con­ that In years which I shall not see, on, O Ship of State, sail on O union "It may well be said that never marched many miles and never knew have the forces of two nations cerns their safety and their future. the shame will be forgotten and the strong and great, humanity with all "I told you hard things at the be­ {.lories will endure, and that the its fears, with all the hopes of fu­ defeat. fought side by side and intermingled The solv-x in Quink protects "And then last year, after two ginning of these last five years; you peoples of the British Isles as of the ture years, is hanging breathless in the line of battle with so much did not shrink, and I should be un­ British Commonwealth of Nations, on thy fate.' years' patient preparation and mar­ unity, comradeship and brotherhood pens these 4 ways: Prevents vellous devices of amphibious war- worthy of your confidence and gen­ as in the great Anglo-American army erosity if I did not stiU cry: Tor- Parker Quia* with solv-x cleans metal corrosion and rubber 'FAH-Lr TOUGH CONDITION** fare, and mark you, our scientists some people say. "WeU, what would rot. Ends gumming and clog­ ere not surpassed in any nation in | expect if both nations speak ward, unflinching, unswerving, in­ pens as they write... gives them vou domitable till the whole task is done ging ... gives quick starting, Galvanized "We were, though, in a fairly the world, especially when their the same language and have the listing protection. Quink, alone tough condition by the early months thought Is applied to naval matters, | tiook upon Ufe with all its I and the whole world Is safe and even flow. Dissolves and sarne ou clean." of all inks, contains solv-x... of 1941 and felt very much bet­ last year, on June 6. we seized hope and glory.* Window Screens ter about ourselves than in those carefully-selected Uttle toe of Ger­ protects all types of pens, in- flushes away sediment left by "Others may say. It would be an I ordinary inks. Actually cleans months immediately after the col­ man-occupied France and poured cluding steel pens... Ask for Screen Doors lapse of France. Our Dunkirk army millions in from this island and from ill day for all the world and for the Smaller Powers Yield brilliant, quick-drying Quink. your pen as it writes. 3921-B and field force troops in Britain, al­ across the Atlantic until tbe Seine, pair of them. If they did not go on ' most a million strong, were nearly the Somme, and th° Rhine all fell! working together and marching to­ At San Francisco all equipped or re-equipped. We behind the advancing Anglo-Ameri­ gether and sailing together and fly­ The Bermuda Hardware Co. had ferried over the Atlantic a mill­ can spearheads. ing together, whenever something ion rifles and a thousand cannon has to be done for the sake of free- Cratiiutd from P»i« I Front Street Phone 1207 from the United States, with all "France was liberated.. She pro­ dom and fair play an over the world.' Quint duced a fine army of gallant men to next top diplomat to leave. Thus PARKER their ammunition, since the pre-, "There was one final danger from any major disputes that may arise vious June. aid her own Uberation. Germany lay THE ONLY INK CONTAINING PEN-PROTECTING SOW-XI 3892f-. open. which the collapse of Germany has from now on among the Big Five, *T_n our munition works, which , "And now, from the other side, the saved us. In London and the South­ France, Russia. Britain, China and were becoming very powerful, men mighty miUtary achievements of the east Counties we have suffered for a the U.S., may have to be settled by and women had worked at their word from Moscow, London or Paris. machines till they dropped sense­ more German troops on their front The Conference has few positive ac­ less from fatigue. than we could do, rolled forward to i about them—and rockets, and our complishments on the official re­ "Nearly one million of men, grow­ meet us In the heart and centre of j air force and our ack ack batteries cord from the two and a half weeks' ing to two millions at the peak, al­ Germany. have done wonders against them. work. But the week ahead may pro­ J m m m though working all day, had been duce more definite progress toward •^X'-^-a***.: ** tt' ^ <-' formed into the Home Guard. They "At the same time, in Italy Field UNDEVELOPED MENACES erecting the structure of a new Marshal Alexander's army of so \ were armed at least with rifles, and In particular the Air Force worW league to prevent war. Com armed also with the spirit ' Conquer many nations, the largest part of' which was British or British Empire, • turned on in good time what then mittees have been sorting over or die.' scores of suggested amendments to "Later tit 1941, when we were struck tbeir final blow and com-1 seemed very slight, doubtful intelli­ peUed more than a million enemy j gence, hampered and vastly delayed the world charter, boiling them still all alone, we sacrificed however down, combing some and rejecting unwittingly, our conquests of the troops to surrender. This 15th Army all German preparations. Bot it was Group, as we call tt, British and only when our armies cleaned up a few. winter in Cyrenaica and Libya in Now they are about ready for im­ order to stand by Greece, and Greece Americans, joined together in al­ tbe coast and overran all the points will never forget bow much we gave, most equal numbers, are now deep cf discharge, and when tbe Ameri- portant votes. But this 49 nation albeit unavailingly, of the Uttle we in Austria joining their right hand cans captured vast stores of rockets I meeting still appears likely to draw had. with the Russians and their left with of all kinds near Leipzig and when on for three or four weeks. The "We did this for honour. the United States armies of General the preparations being made on the only conclusive actions taken thus "We repressed the German-insti­ Eisenhower's command. coast of France and Holland could far have been the setting up of work gated rising in Iraq. We defended "ft happened that in three days i ,e examined in detail in scientific I ing commissions and committees Palestine. With the assistance of we received the news of the unla- detail, that we knew how grave had and admission of the Ukraine. White General de Gaulle's indomitable mented departures of Mussolini and been the peril, not only from rockets I Russia and Argentina, Free French, we cleared Syria and Hitler, and in three days also sur­ and flying bombs but from multiple The conference took a complete the Lebanon of Vichyites and of renders were made to Field Marshal long-range artillery which was being day off today after reaching two German aviators and intiiquers. And Alexander and Field Marshal Mont- prepared against London. I conclusive decisions yesterday.. One "Only just in time did the AlUed I was a committee vote in favour of armies blast tbe viper in his nest. confining the security council to Otherwise the autumn of 1944, to say eleven members, as demanded by the nothing of 1945, might well have seen Big Five. Tbe second was agreement London as shattered as Berlin. For within the U.S. delegation on giving the same period the Germans had Western Hemisphere defence pacts prepared a new U-boat fleet and definite standing under the propos­ novel tactics which, though we ed world charter. This would allow should have eventually destroyed the 21 American republics to take them, might have carried anti U-boat emergency action for self defence warfare back to the high peak days but stfll would preserve tbe overall cf 1942. Therefore we must rejoice authority of the Security Council. and give thanks not only for our When tt was presented to the Latin preservation when we were all alone, American republics, the initial re­ but for our timely deUverance from action was one of agreement. new suffering not easily to be _!__(_•*--- measured. The Vickers-Superntarine Spitfire {Rolls-Royce Merlin engine) shared honours with the Hawker Hurricane in "I wish I could teU you tonight *' clawing down " tke enemy in the Bank of Britain. Later versions, armed with cannon, exceed 400 m.p.h. and I that all our toils and troubles were can climb to air combat eight miles above die earth I over. Then indeed I could end my British Demobiisation I 1 ive years' service happily, and if you thought you had bad enough of me Machinery All Ready and tbat I ought to be put out to, Continued from Page I grass. I should take it with the best cf grace, but on the contrary, I It is understood that married FASTER —FASTER —FASTER must warn you, as I did when I members of the Auxiliary Territorial began this five years' task—and no Service—the Army's women's branch After five years of war British fighters record forecast the operating speeds one knew then that it would last so —can be demobilised from June 18 of 1939 which have now been far long—that there is stfll a lot to do if they wish. In civilian demobiU- are still masters of the air wherever and that you must be prepared for zation there are threeflaspects— they operate. surpassed. further efforts of mind and body the heavy demands of the Japanese and further sacrifices to great war, maintaining essential services The supremacy of Royal Air Force Demonstrating endurance with speed, causes, if you are not to fall back and the building up of industries. into the rut of inertia, the confusion Squadrons first in defence over a British entrant in 1934 beat all of aim and the craven fear of being Britain ; then over the fringes of comers in tbe England-Australia race great. DISSOLVE AUSTRIAN NAZIS enemy territory ; and to-day in all- flying nearly half way round the "You must not weaken in anv way out offensive in every theatre of war world in less than three days. Direct 91 •- in your alert and vigilant frame of LONDON, May 12 (Reuter).—The ELICIOUS'Ovaltine' is out­ mind and although a holidav, rejoic­ Provisional Austrian Government is a direct result of the foresight and descendants of that twin - engined Dstanding as a health-giving ing, is necessary to the human spirit has ordered the dissolution of the continuous research of the British and invigorating food beverage. yet it must add to the strength and Austrian Nazi Party and its miUtary monoplane range hostile countries resilience with which every man and formations, Moscow radio said to­ aircraft industry during a long period Its exceptional restorative quali­ woman turns again to the work thev night. at will, their far superior speed ties are demonstrated by the fact of years. providing defence against the best that it ts supplied to and widely the enemy can put into the air. used in Hospitals and Nursing Success in the International contests Homes throughout the world. for the Schneider Trophy, which Prepared from Nature's finest The war proceeds ; research and de­ foods, * Ova-tine* provides nutri­ Great Britain won outright in 1931 velopment go on. The programme after three successive wins, pointed tive elements most needed for For Your which British aircraft and engine building up body, brain and the way to development of the designers set themselves years ago nerves. Its special properties help Jim-lined fighters which won the to maintain strength and energy "OLD FASHIONEDS is unfolded day by day in official by day and assist ia ensuring sterner contest over the garden of announcements. peaceful, revitalising sleep at AND "HIGHBALLS" England in 1940. night. An equally ambitious programme, For these reasons make * Ovaltine' USE The passing of the 400 m.p.h. mark your regular daytime and bed­ by a British aeroplane in the same pursued with similar determination, time beverage and see how much year to establish a new world's will provide for the needs of peace. it can do to promote your fit­ ness, cheerfulness and confidence. —Old Overholt— ^Delicious OVALTINE Taste and Quality Combined THE BRITISH AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY Strengthens,Energises, Sustains ANNOUNCEMENT BV THi SOCIETY OP BRITISH MaCRAFl CONSTRUCTORS - LONDON - ENGLAND. _. Sold in air-tight tuts by all Chemists and Stores. p.c.209 ' Gosling Brothers Ltd. ;.,.l.Hii.,i,.,.....moi.»mn»<"'«»»"i»'«oi»»..inwo.»' 3282t».tp. i THIS ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, MONDAY, MAY 14, 1945 Page 5

N.A.S. COME FROM BEHIND BROOKLYN MAKES IT EIGHT LEAGUE NORTH FINALS TO (Baseball Double Header 14 U-BOATS NOW ARE IN TO TAKE TIGERS 11-7 IN A ROW IN WIN STREAK iS Scoreboard BE PLAYED MAY 19,26 BRITISH PORTS BERMUDA Scheduled For White HiU LONDON. May 13 (Renter).—U- boats which have surrendered at SOUVENIRS Lastres Homers With Bases St Louis Ends Giants SUNDAY'S SCORES Bolton Wanderers And British ports now number 14, it was (First Games) On Wednesday Afternoon announced here tonight. Full In Ninth For Win Victory String At Seven AMERICAN LEAGUE Manchester United To Play Some are being taken to assembly Scarves, Guest Towels Washington 010 000 000— 1 IS 4 Another big afternoon of baseball points after having been escorted to The N.A.S. baseball team defeated A lot of baseball was played in Chicago ,, 210 000 20z— 5 11 0 Batteries: Hfiffrtvr; Pieretti 8 and Guerra; LONDON, May 12 (Reuter).—The is scheduled for Wednesday. May 16, ports, chiefly at Loch Eriboll and Cocktail Sets the Tigers in a B.I.S.A.A. BasebaU the big major leagues over the week Lee and Tresh. Homers: Clift for Wash­ veteran cop fighters, Bolton Wan­ at the White Hill Field with plans Loch Alsh, Scotland. League game last Saturday at White end with Brooklyn (Dem Bums) ington. derers and Manchester United, will similar to the rally held on May 3 Cushion Tops Hill Field in a game that was close hard on a winning streak of eight New York 000 000 000 1— 1 S 0 contest tbe League North Cup final being drawn. GIBRALTAR, May 12 (Reuter). — Handkerchiefs until Lastres stepped up to the plat­ games in a row. The New York Cleveland „ - • 000 000 000 0— 0 7 0 The first German submarine to sur­ 10 innings. Batteries: Donald and Gar­ which will be played at borne and The repetition of this baseball ter witb the bases fuU in the last Giants, who had a winning streak bark; Embree and Steiner. away on Saturday, May 19, and Sat­ "holiday" proves the degree of suc­ render to the naval authorities at inning and lashed a homer into left of seven games, were snubbed by Philadelphia 100 000 012— 4 10 4 urday, May 26. cess that the initial venture met Gibraltar was the TJ-541, which ar­ COMPACTS - BRACELETS field to settle the issue. the St. Louis Curds who beat them St. Louis , 000 100 000— 17 1 Tbe small Derbyshire club, Ches­ with for again it bas been decided to rived here today. in the night cap of a double header Caster 9 and Mancuso, Hayworth 9. JEWELLERY The Air Station team started with Batteries: Knerr and Hayes; Potter, terfield, who have proved the giant release the Navy men from duty if Another submarine, the U-485, ar­ a bang, getting five big runs in the yesterday by the close score of 6-5. Homer: Stephens for St. Louis. killers of tbe tournament, made a tbey desire to watch the game and rived later in the day. Both were NOVELTIES first frame.' The Tigers retaliated The St. Louis Browns defeated the Boston 000 200 420— 8 14 2 remarkable bid to contest tbe final a shuttle bus service has been ar­ moored inside the Admiralty har­ with two in tlie third and went out Philadelphia Athletics 8-2 in Satur­ Detroit ...._...... 000 010 100— 3 0 0 but they just went down this after­ ranged for them. bour. Batteries: Ferris and Garbark; Trout. Wil­ noon by an odd goal. in front with five in the fourth. The day's night game. The A's spUt son 7, OrreU 9 and Swift. Homer: John­ The NOB Band will be in attend­ game rocked along in this fashion son for Boston. There was also only a one-goal their 'twin bill with the Browns yes­ ance again and free refreshments CHURCHILL EXPRESSES THANKS unto, the seventh inning when NA.S. terday. NATIONAL LEAGUE difference at Bolton where the Wan­ Yankee Store derers were the deserving winners. will be served. tied things up with a two-ran rally. Chicago won both their games Pnttsburgh 008 010 000— 9 11 1 3*.22tm. Two scoreless innings were played Philadelphia 000 024 000— 6 8 4 Huge crowds watched both matches The games themselves should be LONDON, May 13 (Renter..—Prime before Lastres hit his grand against the Nats yesterday, Boston Batteries: Sewell and Davis; Schanz, in sweltering heat. sufficient to draw service fans to Minister Winston Churchill today slammer. spUt a twin-bill with Detroit and Coffman 4, Karl 7 and Peacock, Semlnick. At Chesterfield, 30,000 saw Chester­ White Hill. At 130 pem. tbe Sea Bees conveyed his thanks to "all his New York divided a twin bill with St. Louis -• 000 003 000— SSI field strongly giving the United de­ will play the NOB. team in a friends and well-wishers in .tlie The Tigers puUed off a nice triple Cleveland in the American League. New York 000 111 «_t— 4 9 0 PISA A. Baseball League game while world" who sent him messages on play Saturday. With NAB. men on Batteries: Lanier and Odea; Hansen and fenders a worrying time. It was 13 In the National League, Brooklyn Lombardi. Homer: Odea for St. Louis. minutes after tbe interval that Mc- the N.A.S. wfD play Hedron immedi­ the day of victory over Germany. Insist on first and second, De Sand pulled made tt seven straight by defeating Cincinnati ...... 000 000 300— S 11 1 Dowall, the United's inside, right, ately following the first game. The down a fly at second base, tagged Brooklyn • 002 023 03x—10 11 9 A message issued today from No. Cincinnati 6-3 in a night game and netted from Wrigglesworth's pass. night cap of the double bill will not 10, Downing Street, traditional of­ the sack to force the runner at then went on to put their winning Batteries: Fox, Beck 6. Bush 9. Riddle 9 be a league match. SOLEX second, and whipped the ball to first and Just: Davis and Owen. Homers: Mc­ Thirty thousand also went to Bol­ ficial residence of British Prime Min­ streak at 8 straight by defeating Cormick for Cincinnati. Galan for Brook­ ton where a noteworthy inclusion in Feigenbaum, the slow-ball artist of isters, said: "Prime Minister Church­ to catch the runner there. them 10-3 in the first game of their j lyn. Incandescent & Fluorescent The scores: the Wolves' team was Alec Mcintosh, the Sea Bees, looks like the twirler of ill much regrets that he is not able double header yesterday. The sec­ Chicago _ 000 020 0— 2 9 0 the year for he is pitching excellent N. A. S. Boston — 000 300 X— 3 7 0 their peace-time inside right who to reply to them all, tmt he hopes ond game was called because of rain. Game called in tbe seventh Inning be­ has recently returned to England ball. He starts slowly and usually that they will accept this message AB. R. Boston took Chicago into camp LAMPS Keba, 2b 3 1 cause of rain. Batteries: Passeau, Prim 5 after being reported missing and pre­ once he gets past the first liming, as an expression of gratitude -for Wallach, If 5 0 3-2 in the first of their double head­ and Gillespie; Andrews and Kluttz. sumed killed in Germany. just breezes along tc the finish giv­ their kindliness." An Empire Product Hillyer. cf s 2 er and rain postponed the night (Second Games) ing up very few hits. Jostedt, __t ______3 2 cap. At Philadelphia, Pittsburgh AMERICAN LEAGUES Five minutes before the interval McCllntoch, 3b . 2 2 beat their hosts 5-3 on Saturday and Boston • 000 000 000— 0 3 0 Moir gave Bolton tbe interval lead The NOB team, although they McGlothlin. lb 2 KILLED BY DEFENCE MINES 4 2 then won the opening game of the Detroit 100 000 100— 2 5 1 Fourteen minutes after the resump­ are minus one of their hurlers—Lt. Lastres, ss ___ 4 o Batteries: Wilson and Walters: Benton tion. Hunt got the second goal, care­ Von Arx and their catcher, Danny Prewitt. c 4 double header 9-6. They lost the and Richards. fully placing tbe ball out of the ad­ Vargo. are stfll a powerhouse aggre­ LONDON, May 13 (Reuter).- De­ Distributors for Bermuda 4 e Washington 000 000 020— 2 9 0 Lusk. p | second game 6-5. Chicago .— 001 003 OOx— 4 8 1 vancing goal-keeper's reach. The gation and hope to give the Sea Bees fence land mines in England are Totals.. 34 11 10 Chicago 001 003 OOx— 4 8 1 game, which was never a thriller. some difficulty on Wednesday. taking a toll of Uves, like those left Batteries: Carrasquel. Pieretti 9 and Fer- became more exciting when Heath- behind by the Germans in France to AMBARD & CO. rell: Grove. Johnson 8 and Tresh. N.AJS. have been defeated by Hed­ hamper their pursuers. Two small AB. R. 10,000 WATCf AUSTRALIA PhUadelphia 000 010 100— 3 8 0 cote headed through for tbe Wolves, ron on their previous meeting and Reid Street Phone 3173 Anderson, 3b 3 e St. Louis 010 000 07x— 8 IS 0 25 minutes after the interval. are out to reap revenge in the prac­ Yarmouth girls were killed yester­ Link. «_f 4 2 BEAT EMPIRE AT LORDS Batteries: Gerkin. Gentry 8 and Hayes; tice game they will play. day evening when they went into a Carpino. rf _ 4 o Muncrief, Caster 9 and Hayworth. Homer: The Glasgow Rangers added yet minefield near the North Sea coast 3909t*n. English, e 4 i Selbert for Philadelphia. another trophy to their huge collec­ Further particulars will be given at Caister. Saaf. ss , 4 i New York 000 100 100— 2 7 0 tion by beating Motherwell in the when they are available. Painter, lb — 4 i Cleveland ..—_————.... 004 000 000.— 4 _l 1 o De Sand, 2b . 2 0 Northampton And RAF. Batteries: Bonham. Turner 7 and Cromp- Scottish Southern League Cup by Linardi, If, p .. 4 1 ton! Gromek and McDonnell. the odd goal in three before 70,000 Bielski. p , 4 1 DANIEL'S HEAD UNABLE Draw In Cricket Match RATIONAL LEAGUE spectators. There was little in tt in TO PLAY LEAGUE CRICKET Totals. 33 Chicago at Boston, postponed because of the first half when each side scored. LONDON, May 12 (Reuter). — At rain. It looked as if Motherwell who have A host of troubles The score by innings: Cincinnati at Brooklyn, postponed because never previously encountered the The Royal Gazette learned from a Tigers 002 500 000— 7 7 4 Lords 'today, ten thousand keen of rain. spokesman of the cricket section of N. A. S...... 500 000 204—11 10....2 cricket enthusiasts sat in the glori­ Pittsburgh 000 211 001— 5 14 1 Rangers in the Scottish Cup final, Daniel's Head, that Deaniel's Head Winning pitcher. Lusk; losing pitcher. ous summer sun at peace with the Philadelphia 210 001 20x— 6 11 0 would wrest the trophy from the spring from eye-strain... Linardi. Justedt homered with one on in Batteries: Butcher. Starr 4, Rescingo 7. holders when they held a corner kick will not be open for any cricket fix­ the seventh; Lastres homered in tbe ninth world, to watch the Royal Australian Gerhouser 9. Salkeld: Lee. Sproull 9 and tures this season. "It is impossible with the bases loaded. Air Force beat a British Empire XI Mancuso. lead near the finish, but the veteran to field a team ' regularly." the Triple play: De Sand (2) to Painter. by six wickets. St. Louis 000 031 Oil— 6 5 2 International Venters settled the Yes, eye-strain carries a veritable host New York 301 000 110— 5 12 2 issue with a lovely goal. spokesman said adding that they R. S. Ellis of South Australia, who Batteries: Cooper, Byerly 5 and Odea; might play a few friendly matches of troubles in its train. They range all the is generally regarded as Australia's Fischer, Feldman 5, Odea 5. Adams 7 and when these could be arranged. Berres. Lombard-. Homers: Sanders for SCOTTISH NORTHEASTERN LEAGUE way from red, unsightly eyelids to' nervous A.T.C. WIN OVER HEDRON left arm slow bowler for future test St. Louis. Ott for New York. Arbroath 2. Rangers 1 64 IN SATURDAYS BASEBALL matches, was chiefly responsible for Dundee 1. Dunfermline Athletic 3 indigestion, sleeplessness, and other condi­ SATURDAY'S SCOR-S East Fife 6. Dundee United 1 MISTRAL WINS POULE D'ESSAI the Australians' easy Win, taking Hearts 2. Raith Rovers 0 tions which if unrelieved can seriously Giving up but four hits, Ficcarelli, eight wickets for 21 runs in the Em­ AMERICAN LEAGUE DES POULAINS RACE Washington 3 12 1 impair the general health. tbe Air Transport Command hurler, pire's total of 118. Ellis took aU his Chicago 0 6 0 RENFREWSHIRE COP pitched his team to a 6-4 victory wickets in two spells. In the first Batteries: Leonard and Guerra: Haynes. Morton 3. St. Mirren 0 PARIS. May 13 I ReuterK—Leon over Hedron Saturday in the B.I.S.- he broke a partnership of 45 by Boston vs. Detroit, postponed because of Volterra's colt. Mistral, won the Ninety-nine times out of a hundred the rain. OTHER MATCH Foule D'Essai des Poulains. the remedy is to be found in scientifically A.A. basebaU league game played at Halliday of Yorkshire and Crabtree New York T 9 1 London 2. Royal Artillery, Woolwich, 3 t he Post Athletic Field on Saturday. of Essex and in 25 deliveries dis­ Cleveland - 3 8 1 French 2.000 Guineas, over one mile prescribed, properly fitted glasses. Have ATC collected six runs on 10 hits missed five men without cost. Batteries: Dubield; Bagby, Klieman 5. SCOTTISH SOUTHERN LEAGUE CUP at Maisons La Fitte this afternoon. your eyes checked for strain—consult Homers: Seerey in second and sixth. Final He drew away in tlte last furlong to and committed one error whUe Hed­ He then finished off the innings Etton • tn the fourth. Rangers 2. Motherwell 1 our expert optometrists. ron got four runs on four hits. They by taking three wickets in IS balls NATIONAL LEAGUE beat Marcel Boussac's Coaraze, an made two bloomers. for four runs. Flight and spin allied Chicago ....._—.._...... —...... 13 16 3 LEAGUE NORTH CUP even money favourite, by eight to splendid length always made him Boston M^,, , 13 14 1 Semi-Finals lengths. Eight ran. Mistral was the Piccarrelli was the winning hurler. Batteries: Prim, Stewart 3, Wyse 5; Jav­ Bolton Wanderers 2. Wolverhampton second favourite at seven to five. Kearney the loser. a menace. ery. Hutchins 5. Barritt 7. Homers: Wanderers 1. Wolves eliminated 3-4. The Australians passed the total Nicholson. Lowrey (with two on), Cavar­ Chesterfield 0. Manchester United 1. with four wickets in hands. Keith etta (with three on). Workman. Chesterfield eliminated 1-2. St. Louis . 3 8 0 26 KILLED IN BUS CRASH Miller of Victoria made 50 and Gra­ Hew York — 6 11 0 LEAGUE WEST COP ham Williams, South Australia. 51 Batteries: Donnelly. Docker 7. Creel 8: The Astwood-Dickinson Co. not out. Voiselle. Homers: Rucker, Reyes witb Bristol City 3. Plymouth Argyle 1 JERUSALEM, May 13 (Reuter).— Front Street NOTICE J one on. Only three passengers out of 37 Hamilton Miller hit 50 out of 68 in 56 min­ Pittsburgh ,',,,,.„ 5 10 0 SCOTTISH SECOND ELEVEN COP escaped from a bus which crashed 3904 • utes, including one six and three Philadelphia 3 8 2 Third Round Batteries: Strincevich. Rescigno 7 and Hibernian 1. Celtic 2 into a deep gorge while travelling four's hi an enterprising innings. Lopez: Barritt. Carl 7. Homers: Russell. Falkirk 4. Third Lanark 1 along a lonely road in Northern Anyone scandalizing our At Northampton, Northampton Motherwell 1. Morton 3 Palestine this weekend. Twenty- County drew with a Royal Air Force characters fr. jn this day May FRIDAY'S NIGHT GAME LEAGUE SOUTH six passengers died in the crash, 0 side. The airmen declared at the tea and 12 more were injured. interval with 262 for three wickets. AMERICAN LEAGUE Watford 1, Millwall 2 14th will be proceeded against Washington and St. Louis tied 1-1 at the West Ham United 9, Luton Town 1 Squadron .Leader P. A. MacKenzie. end of ten Innings when game was called.! D.S.O.. D.F.C , 26-year-old air ace, and LEAGUE NORTH Cardiff Citv 0. Lovell's Athetlic 4 Signed, Hampshire all-rounder, got 103. not Coventry City 3. Aston Villa 1 out. and Flying Officer Wyatt, form- PATTISON AND RUSSELL LEAD Crewe Alexandra 3. Blackburn Rovers 2 MR. & MRS. DENNIS LAMB. j er England captain, 92. Tbey put Darlington 3. Hartlepools United 0 on 192 after two wicekts had fallen IN OPEN PAIR CHAMPIONSHIP | Everton 0. Accrington Stanley 2 _*W'+a Huddersfield 2. Gateshead 3 In Stock for 50. Mackenzie was missed twice Leeds United 4. Sheffield United 1 in the 90s but hit eight four's in an Mr. Edgar RusseU and Mr. L. Patti-1 Leicester City 1. Derby County 2 Newcastle United 11. Middlesbrough 0 ' admirable innings. Wyatt gave a son led tbe rest of tbe contenders at Notts County 1. Grimsby Town 3 TABLE MODEL i typical sound display, not giving a tbe conclusion of the first round of Oldham Athletic 0, Liverpool 7 Preston North End 0, Blackpool 4 KEROSENE STOVES Fish Net single chance. The Northants bad tbe Bermuda Open Pair Bridge Sheffield Wednesday 4, Barnsley 1 ; made 122 for five when stumps were Championship, played Friday night j Southport 1, Wrexham S Piles Ruin drawn. Partridge got 57. at tbe Bermuda Bridge Club. Sunderland 6. York City 1 o This combination put np a score | Tranmere Rovers 3. Burnley 2 of 1m points to lead Major Foster West Brom. Albion 2. Birmingham City 3 Godet •& Young and Mr. T. F. F. Wyatt in second IRISH INTER-CITY CUP Hamilton St. George's Your Nerves Major League place by three and a half points. Second Round Turbans! AH contestants will play again to- Glentoran 1. Bohemians 0 Dont let itching, bleeding, internal or Ltnfield 3. Cork United 0 8283fm. protruding Piles sap your vitality, rain nljri-t and Friday night. Shelbourne 0, Belfast Celtic 0 your nerves, and drive you crazy with pain. The first round scores: Chinaroid the recent discovery of an Amer­ Schedules ican physician stops the pain in 15 minutes Mr. Ed. Russell and Mr. L. Pattison... 73'_. so you can walk, ride, work and enjoy life Major G. Foster and Mr. T. F. F. Wyatt 70 in comfort. It also quickly aids nature to Mr. S. J. Milton and Mr. W. Blake 69<_ heal the sore tender parts and shrinks the AMERICAN LEAGUE Mr. and Mrs. H B. Eve 68 swollen tumors and restores normal func­ New York at Chicago. Mrs. S. Burns and Mr. J. H. Cooper.... 66>_ tions to the rectum. Start this new treat­ Boston at St. Louis (night game). Mrs. R. Uses and Mrs. W. H. R. f Of real Fish Net these cool smart ment at once and avoid the danger and Philadelphia at Detroit. Cooper ' 64' _ expense of an operation. Chinaroid is guar­ Washington at Cleveland. Mrs. P. W. Read and Mr. G. H. Whit- anteed to heal your Piles and make you feel tell • a Summer Season Begins like new or money back on return of empty NATIONAL LEAGUE Lt. Guy and Mr. Goldbloom. 60',_ . and attractive Turbans are ideal package.'<_et Chinaroid from your chemist St. Louis at Boston Mr. D. Cooper and Mr. R. Lines—. 59>'_ today. The guarantee protects yoa. t ! Mr. and Mrs. C. Collls ...... 48>_ T; Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. Mrs. F. G. Gosling and Ens. Watson—. 48 at the for general wear and particularly Chicago at New York. Mr. and Mrs. R. s»n»r 47<_ Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Mr D. Smith and Mr. P. Gosling—. 43 O suitable for late afternoon and BOLTON TO BE HOME TEAM FIRST Coral Beach Club NOTICE SPORTS rODAY DI HOME AND HOME FINALS fl evening. LONDON. May 12 (Reuter). Tbe i*-.f 'ma* *5-—_... BRIDGE draw for tbe order nf playing tba Dinner Dance, Every Thursday Night In the Estate of Bermuda Bridge Club.—Second League North Cup finel resulted In round of tbe Open Pairs Tourna­ the first match to be played at Bol­ ment at the Bermuda Bridge Club. ton on May 19 with tbe return match Of the wrap around type they fit Louisa Graham Powell BATHING — TENNIS — BUFFET — BAR — CRICKET at Manchester May 88. Deceased. Meeting at tbe B.D.R.S.C. for dis­ for members and their friends. snugly and create that smart chic Pursuant to the Trustee Act, 1876. cussion on formation of West End Warehouse vs. P. At T-, 5 pjn.. Post Cricket League. Athletie Field: National League: For Thursday night reservations. Dial 2156. appearance. White and in many SOFTBAIX Headquarters vs. Supply, 6 30 pem., at A.T.C. Tourney—American League: Post Athletic Field. 3903im.tp.toJune4 i colours. NOl-CE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all persons being creditors of or otherwise having any claims upon or against the Es­ tate of Iimisa Graham Powell of Sandys Parish in the Islands of NOTICE i Bermuda, deceased, who died on 7/6 the 31st day of March, 1945, and Pure Pongee Real Silk whose will has been proved in the Supreme Court of Bermuda I The public are hereby notified that they are by Leon Graham Bento Powell, the Executor of the said will, are Ideal for dresses, Children's Clothes and forbidden to tresspass over the following required on «r before the 25th summer curtains. In natural colour only properties without the written permission of day mi June 1945, to send to the the owners — undersigned the particulars of —Long wearing — Washable. their claims upon or against the t said estate; and that at the ex­ "TANKFIELD'* The Womans Shop piration of such" time tbe Execu- 33" wide or will di-rtribute the whole of "CHELSTON" Reid Street Hamilton the assets of the said Testatrix "RURAL HILL" among the parties entitled there­ 9/6 per yd to having regard to the claims "ARDSHEAL" of which they shall then have "BELLEVUE" notice. SOUTH FORESHORE OF "INGLEWOOD" For Your Convenience — We do not close for lunch. * Dated this 12th day of May, 1945. A* S* Cooper & Sons "WOODSTOCK" Leon Graham Bento Powell. Hamilton. 3896tn 3921tm. 3817fm. 3890+m m28.s. June11 ._-5.

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BELGIAN KING WONT GO CHURCHILL FAILS TO 10,000 People Gather King Leads Britain's Act Germans Intended To Raid MOSCOW NEWSPAPER WANTS GOERING HUNG AT ONCE Heart Troublel BACK TO HOMELAND YET GIVE ELECTION CLUE For V-E Day Ceremony Of Thanksgiving Bermuda Continued _>«_. Page 1 Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 MOSCOW, May 13 (Reuter).—"Iz­ By WOLF LETKENS vestia," official organ of the Soviet Rear-Admiral Prank A. Braisted, airmen in aU the uniforms of this played a most vital part in the battle Government, today voices surprise Caused by High Premier Reproaches Press & LONDON. May 13 (Reuter).—Prime Commandant, U.S. Naval Operating war and from all the nations shar­ of the Atlantic itself. Base; Brigadier General T. H. Jones, that Hermann Goering. ex-chief of Minister Winston Churchill's vic- ing in this victory, girls in trim uni­ "As a unit, yon have been efficient the Luftwaffe, now in American Peopl^^^^e O^ n detective______Stories_ " |»or y sPeeoli this evening brought Commanding General, Bermuda Base form be-turbaned fighters from In­ and have carried out your duties Command, U.S. Army; Brigadier H. dia Uke a shower of confetti dotted most commendably. I should H-~|hands. , had not been immediatelv Blood Pressure ._ | British poUtical observers no nearer D. Maconochie, Officer Commanding the milling crowd which, jostling to congratulate your Commanding|na_?p.d If you have pains around tlie heart, pal* BRUSSELS, May 13 (Reuter).— answer for the key question It is surprising that this bandit pitation. dizziness, headaches at top and t0 an British Troops; Captain J. D. Pren­ on the pavements, bending from Officer, Lt.-Col. PoweU, on the way back of head and above eyes, shortness of hiKins g brotherLeopold, ofth Belgiue Princm ehasaske Regendt | __ British home politics "How much tice, Commanding Officer, H.M.C.S. windows and craning their necks he has led and handled the battal­ Goering is being cared for instead of breath, led nervy, or suffer from poor Charles, to continue in his position longer Is the National Coalition Gov- Somers Isles; Wing Commander E. M. from all lamp posts and monuments. ion. His task, as you must know, being immediately tried and hanged sleep, loss of memory and energy, indiges­ ernment of Labour, Liberal and Con as a gangster,** it said. tion, worry and fear, your trouble is prob­ until bettor health permits him to servative Parties to last?" Ware, Officer Commanding RAP. cheered and shouted, as trotting has not been easy and has been ren­ ably caused by High Blood Pressure. This return to Belgium. A statement on Transport Command; and Rear Ad­ over asphalt specially strewn with dered more difficult because the The newspaper went on to voice is a mysterious disease that causes more Rumours had it in recent days danger has been so obscure. "demands in other Allied countries deaths than cancer, because the symptoms the King's health was made today by that Mr. Churchill would at any miral Knox-Little, Commodore-in- sand, tlie carriages neared St. Paul's are so common and usually mistaken for the Belgian Prime Minister, Achille rate throw out a hint about the date Charge of H.M. Dockyard. where, for hours, tens of thousands "On my recommendation the De­ that Admiral Karl Doenitz, Hitlers' some simple ailment. If you suffer firom Van Acker, who. with Paul Henri .Space was reserved for other digni­ more people had waited this bell- fence CouncU have now decided that • successor, as weU as Goering, should any of these symptoms, yonr life may be of the coming general election, con you are to be stood down from to­ be shot forthwith." endangered by Heart Trouble or a paralytic Spaak, the Foreign Minister, and fitJently expected hy aB, but these taries on the dockside. In one of heralded coming. stroke, and you should start treatment at day, and tt only remains for me to other Cabinet members arrived back ropnecies were not fulfilled the enclosures was the Acting May­ While we were waiting in the Great interest has been caused once. Tlie very first dose of Hynox, a new in Brussels by air last night after, _,_ s ges of his or, His Worship Chesley E. White. Cathedral before the King and thank you for the very valuable ser­ here by the report that Gestapo medical discovery, reduces High Blood the opening pa sa vices you have rendered to Bermuda Pressure and makes you feel years young­ seeing the King at Salzburg. The broadcast address Mr. ChurchUl Others accommodated Bermuda's Queen arrived, as notables and com­ Chief Heinrich Himmler had been er fa ST'few days. Get Hynox from your King had been detained tea fortress t_, _ legislators, while one enclosure con­ moners thronged to their seats and the war effort." captured by the British, giving add­ chemist today. It Is guaranteed to malce made his only mention o( e Na tained the relatives of those from you feel well and strong or money back on for nine months guarded by S.S. tilcmBx Government, speaking of his beneath the dome, there was a sad­ GUARD STARTED INI1942 ed topicaUty to statements in the return of empty package. ____•** men. Van Acker saio. The last | .. colleagues." Some Bermuda who had fallen in the con­ den rustle and whisper "There's same paper calling for "poUtical dis­ loyaI and eapabIie flict. weeks have been very hard, foil of of these loyal and capable colleagues, ChurchiU," and in a spontaneous The Bermuda Home Guard was infection." threats," he added. the Labour Minister. Mr. Ernest Be- Bringing the parade into view gesture of respect and affection organised in 1942 hy the terms of a "This is not a question of revenge were two jeeps, the first driven by everyone rose. Prime Minister Wins­ defence regulation issued by the "The King is ill. I am telling you vin. and Mr. Herbert Morrison, have - it is a question of absolute nec­ the truth and this you must be- already begun the opening stages U.S. Army MiUtary Policemen and ton Churchill had a white handker­ Governor-in-Council. Most of its essity — cleansing Europe from the the second by U.S. Navy Shore Pat­ chief Jauntily set in his breast personnel, however, had been carry­ Hitlerites," the paper said. lieve — and it is easy to beUeve, given 0f aa election campaign. ing out Its duties and training for the circumstances of his detention." when, some weeks ago. the Con- rolmen. pocket as he walked in between his Royal Navy detachments headed daughter Mary, in khaki, and Mrs. several years in the old Civil Defence In the same article "Izvestia" warn- Van Acker read out King Leopold's servative Information chief, Mr. Poroe, ably commanded by Mr. E. If. •*** **•« *e™*e™ were now trymg letter to Prince Charles: Brendan Bracken, hit back, Mr. the marching men and women. The ChurchiU. who had arrived home from Moscow only yesterday. Brownlow Gray. Most members of to hide, commit suicide, or "die," "My Dear Brother, As a result of Churchill went so far as to make it British sailors were attired in the whjie tropical uniform of shorts,' hot the Then, leading the Royal f amilv in­ Civil Defence Force either trans- others such as Goering were the captivity which I have borne, clear that, though prepared to al- ferred voluntarily to the Home | trying to camouflage themselves as the state of my health does not ] i divergencies of opinion, he would Canadian Tars following behind to the Cathedral, came the Lord ow wore long blue trousers. Included Mayor of London; Sir Prank Alex- iGuard or to the Coast Watchers, "innocents. • aUow me to return immediately to , not permit open criticism of British The defence rules of these two or-1 o— Belgium. Government poUcies by Cabinet Min- in the groups from H.M.C.S. Somers I ander, wearing his black and gold ganisations at that time were di­ CUBANS TAKE IN U-BOAT "I infinitely regret not being able isters. Isles were, unknown to most of the robe over court dress and bearing vided, the Guard providing a body j to be with my people immediately The matter has rested there ever spectators, a number of Bermudians. aloft the pearl handled sword of the I of well trained men for emergency, NEW YORK, May 12 (Reuter). i leS< mel ha, j0in R 0ya 8 d di D e I after my liberation. During my de-1 since, and tonight's broadcas~-t ). ? _.. i. ! t? ?f» „ J l^lt. "^ I ?. ?? £ r£®_ "P^lthe Cot_irt"Watehe^"m____iteimng|Th Ouban naval authorities have tention aU my thoughts have been I brought it no further. Both the Canadian Navy to work at its boat of the Archbishop of Canterbury, lookouts at the Islands' vantagl I granted a German U-boat permis- with them I beg of you, therefore, Liberal and Labour parties at their ^P or as PUots *™ St-George s. Dr^Geoffrey Fisher, in his cope and points. sion to enter Havana port, foUowing to continue until my recovery the recent conferences came out for L -".e Kctou Highlanders were next mitre of ceremonial white and gold, when the Home Guard was for- a message from it asking to be in- mission ycu assumed in the nation's withdrawing' their Ministers from ln lme' , by »ei* Commanding strode close behind him. mally constituted, Captain L. G. B. terr.ed, Havana radio reported. interest Your affectionate brother, the Cabinet before an appeal to the Officer, Major M. E. Gray foUowed The King, who walked.bebemd them PoweU, formerly of the B.V.R.C., The U-boat was quoted as sending I Leopold." polls by a small detachment from the wore the stately blue uniform of an and a veteran of the last war was this message: "We are Germans. Prince Charles, the Regent, re­ Though some Conservatives ap- staff and Departments at British Admiral of the Fleet. The Queen, appointed Commandant wits the We are short of food and fuel. We mained with King Leopold after the peared to hope that they might be Command Headquarters. in a simple pale blue frock and her rank of Major. The unit ccntir ued have sick on board. We request to able to detach some of their on- The Bermuda Militia's Band pre- i familiar halo hat. walked on his to function as a volunteer organisa- he permitted to enter port. We Ministers' return. ce( The members of the deputation ponents from their party loyalties i ied the B.MA., Royal Artillery and left. The two Princesses, who had tion until July. 1943, when a further await your instructions." fmmiy did not make any proposal or sug-losing them as vote catchers, their BMJ. detachments, at the head of been seen eagerly exchanging re- Defence (Home Guard) Regulation . gestion to the King their role being | hopes appear doomed to failure as which was the Militia's Command- marks during the drive through the was pubUshed, empowering the Gov- "Regulator is solelv to inform him on the politi- in particular the Labourites remem- M_^LieQt-Co1;»• M^01®- „ be flagged city, both wore pretty ernor to conscript^ for the unit.' fe DR. CHASE'S^; cal situation. Stressing the delicate I ber the disastrous consequences of ' These were foUowed b___y _th e Ber-1 dresses of the same reticent grey-1 Necessitated by the shortage of ARCHITECTURE — nature of the problem, the Premier the late Ramsay MacDonald's al- muda Volunteer Engineers and then I ish-blue. and took their places ih the jI Units manpowe, thisr actioin nth resultee regulad inr a localargel reproached the press' and the peopl liance with the Conservatives [the B.V.R.C. Band with Lieut. Col. front row of the Cathedral. for indulging in "detective stories. J. C. Astwood, Commanding Officer, 1 increase in the strength of the. Home -SURVEYING o [ BVRC, leading his men. VAST CROWD OUTSIDE Guard, and at one time it possessed fe PILL? "You have no idea of the harm upwards of 800 members. There was not a whisper inside or I you are doing to the country" he PRECIOUS MAN HOURS SAVED In May, 1944, Major PoweU. who For Post-War Plans said. "When you do not know BAP. AND R.CAJ". outside the Cathedral when the ser- j vice began. As outside the vast then commanded weU over 500 men, 'things, don't speak about what you LONDON, May 13 (Beuter). — The The B.V.B.C. Reserve, led by Capt. I was promoted Lieut.-Colonel and Dial — 1038 [don't know. It is criminal". Kome Secretary, Mr. Herbert Morri­ A. D. Spurting, M.CP. 'followed, and ™u!ti*ud<\ °*Pe0Ple stood *? s*****c*- Ibfe Second in Command, Captain I Van Acker said that if there was son, revealed here today that one then came the RAJ. and B.C. A.F ^ir beads bowed reverently, pniy-l . Holmes, was up-graded to Major.' ers of G j no improvement in this respect he thousand man hours had been saved group. , thanksgiving and prayers of The Home Guard have carried out YlgOHr Rsslore . would have to take measures to deal since the introduction in 1940 of the American Red Cross men and.Pr*"se.and *? *ntnem of suppuca- guard duties and training for sev- Wycliffe M. S. Stovell I with the situation A meeting of the industrial air raid alarm system— women and VS. Army nurses were «<»n. foUowed by the Archbishops eral yeeri, ftr which they have re- Belgian Cabinet was held last night which gave warning only when Ger­ the first of the US. Forces to come sermon, reached them over loud- ceived no monetary remuneration. ParUament St. HamUton Glfit-diNscfe Youag ' after the Ministers' return. man planes were in tbe immediate before the saluting base .to be tol- speakers from the equaUy sdent in- Those who volunteered their ser- 9S4tm.th.i.:p. vicinity. lowed by Port BeU's detachment of te£*_>F °* *-**• ***vl'*- _V , vices and those who were conscript- By SYLVAIN MANGEOT This system, which consisted of soldiers and WAC's led by Major ™s Sreat and thoughtful sUence ed for the local defence unit g_-*e In 24 Hsiars special raid alarms operated by spot­ Gustavus Evans. in the centre of London's busy heart I their time and energy without fin; n It Is Bo longer necessary to suffer from LONDON, May 18 iReuter). Bel­ ters on the roof of a central factory, — the climax to this afternoon's j cial benefit. loss of vigour and manhood, weak memory gian official quarters in London ex­ The U.S. Naval Operating Base, reaf and body, nervousness, impure blood, sick­ covered some 15,000 concerns, Mr. T- ^ ,»..._.--._, i Qe .«• v.rnnartt g > ceremonial — was then broken The Guardsmen carried out their ly skin, depression, and poor sleep, because pected today tbat King Le >pold Morrison said. 1?° TT o XT • -f . t Drol.g°l suddenly as, after blessing, the rich duties until V-E Day, when secu- Sergeant's an American Doctor has discovered a , would return to Brussels during the In London, where the scheme cov­ the US. xsavys oetaenment into | ^.^j. natlj_ of a fsmttm from the rity guards were dispensed with, j quick, easy way to end these troubles. ; weekend. It was beUeved tbat an view. The American Marines were This discovery is in pleasant, easy-to- ered about 2,500,000 workers, there foUowed by the Gobs, Lieut. Cad C trumpeters of the Household Cav- The unit was somewhat reduced in Disinfectant take tablet form, Is absolutely harmless, • agreement wiU have been reached were 1,224 alerts, averaging nearly airy, standing, trumpets raised, in strength last year when the modified does away with gland operations and Is during discussions in Salzburg on Cullum, U.S.N.R., headed the de­ bringing new youth and vigour to thou­ i the procedure to be adopted on the two hours each—but the firms con­ tachment, which was marshalled by their crimson velvet and gold, sound- threat to Bermuda permitted such sands. It works directly on the glajids and King's return. nected to the scheme were under Capt. McDonald, U.S.M.C ed through the cathedral. Thanks relaxation. nerves, and puts new, rich blood and en­ The Regent, Prince Charles, is re­ warning for only a quarter of this had been rendered for the long tt wUl be necessary in the near MADE WITH PURE PINE OIL ergy in your veins. In 24 hours you can_see time, thus saving 75 per cent of man A group from the British and and feel yourself getting younger.-Tour ported to have joined the Belgian Chinese Merchant Navies were fol­ awainted peace. future for members of the Home eyes sparkle, you feel alive and full of .*£ -__.„* ri.niitntinn in ISCOUNTESS TARBAT civilian supply in tte northern area uses Pond's Cold Cream Cold Cream today. N_b____odei*n_i todayguarantee. Th*^. a free for all scramble for frontiers 5 !^j tmSr _nf™^ guarantee*-a iree ior au scrtu—uis tm uuuusn of Marshal Montgomery's command. _-•» SKtn Troubles protects you,', seems to have started in Europe fHE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, MONDAY, MAY 14, .1945 Page 7

"MONTY" WILDLY WELCOMED GERMANS MADE TO GIVE BERLIN IS TOO SHATTERED TO MIXED POLITICAL SCENE 60 SHIPS CARRY RELIEF ON COPENHAGEN VISIT | CLOTHES TO "SLAVES" IN NORTHERN ITALY TO CHANNEL ISLANDS Buy a Floral COPENHAGEN, May 12 (Renter).— HOUSE ALLIE COMMISSIONS Field Marshal Sir Bernard Montgom­ LONDON, May 12 (Reuter). — A ery arrived here this afternoon for a German Nurses Drafted For Tangle Of Rival Authority great mercy mission, consisting of Competition Paper short visit and tte Danish capital By HAROLD KING some 60 relief ships and troop trans­ gave him a hero's welcome. HHs six- Doty At "Horror" Camps (Who was in Berlin for the signature of the final instrument of Awaits Joint Solution ports, with a naval escort, set out mile drive from the airport was a capitulation.) from Plymouth on Thursday for */- triumphal procession through dense By CECIL SPRIGGE Britain's Channel Islands, now re­ crowds who yeUed themselves hoarse, By DENIS MARTIN PABIS, May 12 (Beuter).— The capp3d by the lack of communica WITH THE BRITISH FORCES IN tions between each other. Ueved of their German occupation, At The Little Green Shop waved flags, sang TJngHeii songs and four-power commission of control MILAN; May 12 (Reuterl.—The in­ reported F. B. McGarry, Press Asso­ shouted "Good Old Monty." GERMANY, May 13 (Renter).—The in Germany, which it has been de­ Marshal Gregori Zhukov's head­ British Military Government, ren­ cided officially is to function in quarters is lodged in a series of small visible "frontier'' between North and ciation war correspondent on one of Men of the underground resist­ dering justice to Hitler's long op­ Berlin, wiU have considerable diffi­ villas on the outskirts of Southeast South Italy will end when Premier the ships in the convoy. all for ance army formed a guard of honour pressed slave workers, has ordered culty in finding accommodation for Berlin, in the suburb of Karlshorst, Bonomi and other Ministers pay a Every spare cubic inch of the for him. Field Marshal Montgomery every German man, woman and each of the four delegations in the but various units of the occupying visit to MUan next week, though the fleet was loaded with food and cloth­ was received by the 75-year-old King child in tbe Lueneburg Province of shattered German capital. Red Army forces, although used to tangle of rival authorities still re­ ing for the Islanders. The 7,000 sol­ THE RED CROSS Christian at Amalienborg Castle, and North Germany to provide a com­ roughing it, are finding difficulties mained to be solved. diers on board the ships felt that met members of the Danish Govern­ plete suit of clothing for former High-ranking Allied personalities in arranging even the most primi­ The rivalry awaits a solution by they were setting out to smash the ment and leaders of tte resistance Belsen horror camp victims, and who attended the Germail "Act of tive type of protection against 'tlte the joint efforts of the ItaUan Gov­ last semblance of yet another pris­ Prize given for correct movement. He later conferred with also games, knitting materials and Surrender" earlier tn the week were weather. ernment, the Northern Liberation oner of war camp, but this time not the AlUed nrilitary chiefs at the Dag- other welfare materials. of the opinion that the demolition The entire business, trading, shop­ Committee and the AUied Military to set free captured comrades but marhus, the former Gestapo head­ of Berlin and its disappearance as a Government authorities. answer. A similar levy is to be made ping and diplomatic quarters of to succour, starving men, women and quarters. normally functioning city called Berlin are destroyed beyond hope oi The Northern Committee was re­ chUdren of their own km—a German o ! throughout tlie West German Pro­ for the revision of tlie Allied plan to resurrection for many years, if *e****M vince of Westphalia, on the "road cognized by Rome as the supreme concentration camp on British sou. have the Allied Control Commis­ ever. There are no means of com­ authority here during the interreg­ The soldiers were not even think­ Nostradamus, noted astrologer and back" for tens of thousands of form­ sion situated in the German capi­ munication between one outlying er slaves returning to Belgium. Hol­ num between the German and Fas­ ing of the 25,000 Germans whom they predicter of tilings to come, also tal. district of Berlin and another. The cist collapse and the assumption of were to have fought and whom they operated a beauty parlor, with Cath­ land and France, Colonel C. O. Wood, water supply is interrupted and elec­ power by Amgot (Allied Military erine de Medici as one of his patrons. military governor of Lueneburg, dis­ It is considered that administra­ were now to herd into prison cages. tive services could hardly hope to tric light functions in some districts Government). In practice, Amgot of­ closed today. only. Instead of beach battles, they function efficiently and smoothly ficers are largely accepting the were preparing to manhandle crates, 'This is part of our scheme to there. The Berlin telephone sys­ While the dead have been removed claims of the Northern Committee. /HM WOMEN WHO SUFFER FROMV make the lot of displaced persons in from the streets, it is estimated that hoist coal and haul flour ashore. The tem is badly smashed up and dis­ Prefects, police and magistrates ap­ islands win have to be, to a great clothing, housing and general living organized. tens of thousands of bodies lie buried pointed by local committees have conditions better than that of the under miles and miles of rubble and extent, restored with cattle. The carried on their functions with tbe tomato and potato industry will Germans." Colonel Wood said. Even if adequate housing room brick, and the danger of a typhus authorization of Amgot. HOT FLASHES Germany is expected to be cleared could be found in the various sub­ epidemic remains in spite of the have to be restored. If you suffer from hot flashes, urbs, members of the Allied Control stringent measures taken by the Allied commissioners are constant­ EventuaUy there will come the re­ wesk, nervous Irritable feelings, ars of displaced persons by the end of ly in touch with the local commit­ storation of the holiday trade and a bit blue at times—due to the func­ March, 1946 with the exception of Commission would be badly handi- lied Army authorities. tional ••middle-age" period peculiar tees to advise and help on admin­ the flow-back of wealthy retired to women—try Lydla K. Pinkham's the "stateless'' category, who are be­ istrative matters. The Rome Gov­ residents. Vegetable Compound to relieve such ing housed in a great camp at Lin­ ernment has in some cases made dif­ How "Quislings" and coUaborators, symptoms. It help, nature/ Follow gen, on the Ems. label directions. POUTICAL CRISIS FOLLOWS JAP TROPHY PRESENTED TO ferent nominations. There are, for if they were any, are to be dealt Colonel Wood stated that anyone example, two prefects of Genoa; the with, remains to be seen, concluded LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S SSSS5S could elect to be "stateless" and the NORTH ITALY'S LIBERATION U.S. AIR CHIEF IN BURMA first a respected Liberal lawyer MacGarry. The husband of the Important.' Don't accept a sub­ numbers so far included a large whom tbe local committee appoint­ Dame of Sark. one of the islands, DISTRIBUTED BY stitute for Lydia E. Pinkham's proportion of Polish and German ROME, May 13 (Renter).—Fourteen CM__OTJTTA, May 12 (Beuter). — ed and regard as their servant; the Mrs. sybU Mary Hathaway, is Robert Vegetable Compound. Insist on Jews. members of the Italian Government Major General George E. Stratemey- second, a professional official, now Hathaway, an American-born Yale the original and genuine. General areas for the resettlement and party leaders of the newly Uber­ er, Commanding General of the East­ understood to be on his way from graduate who became a naturalized Bermuda General of displaced persons are now in for­ ated provinces are going to North ern Air Command, now number Rome. British subject. He was taken into mation. In the Bremen area there Italy this week to establish contacts emong his souvenirs a Japanese of­ The politicial record of the latter Germany in 1943, and nothing has Agency are 64.000 slaves in camps and an as with the liberation authorities. ficer's sword captured by a Scottish is strongly criticised by the commit­ been heard of him since tt had been TO ALL, DRUG STORES yet uncounted number around Ham­ The party includes Signor Ivanoe corporal in the fighting for Manda­ tee and an attempt to oust their reported that he had been taken to burg. Bonomi, the Prime Minister, Signor tary. own man would deeply disturb the a concentration camp. 3899I-. Displaced persons are being re­ Alcide de Gasperi, the Foreign Min­ As the gift of "all Allied land city's poUtical equilibrium. AsrhmoandHayFevcr! patriated to the western countries ister; Signor Palmiro Togliatti, Vice forces in Burma, to mark their ap­ I In practice, the Genoa Committee __xs&_*l !&__lC RELIEVED L at the rate of 4,000 a day, and over Premier and Secretary General of preciation of the air support given appears to bear tlie whole responsi­ 1BVTHE OLD RELIABLE REMEDY){ 80.000 have already been cleared to the Communist Party, and Signor by American units in the Mandalay bUity for local policing and for the |DM.D.KELL066'S- Belgium, Holland and France, some Pietro Nenni, leader of the Socialist and Meiktila operations," it was pre­ maintenance of order. Through by air. Party. sented to General Stratemeyer at a lack of communications, each big Eastbound slave workers "under The political crisis which has arisen full-dress parade here by the man town presents a whoUy individual control" — not tramping the roads with the Uberation of North Italy who captured it—Corporal John picture. 'Wine Zlnd fDine — number nearly 84.000 and speedy will, it is foreseen by observers here, Manson of Edinburgh, Scotland, a For example, in Turin, important repatriation is expected. continue for some time before a wholesale clothier in civil life. factories, including the Fiat Motor - REMEDY It was learned authoritatively to­ solution can be found. General Stratemeyer said the Works, are being directly administer­ ffecooNizeo row YEARS AS A ST*NDA»D •*«_- day that 40 German doctors and Bvery political party is agreed on sword would be treasured as "A ed by the Liberation Committee, re­ MED* FOH VMM DREAO AFFLICTION. QUICK* symbol of the close relationship be­ AT CHRISLEY HALL I.V -RELIEVES ANO OVERCOMES IRRITATION. 200 German nurses have been order­ the necessity of establishing a new presented by a small councU of tech­ Kit ed to report for duty in Belsen death and more representative government tween the land and air forces in nicians and workers, the legal own­ camp. Two hundred further- Ger­ strong enough to tackle the fund- j this theatre, as a result of which the ers being unable to set foot in the man nurses have to report for duty a mental problems facing the coun- j enemy is now on the verge of being premises. • The West End Rendezvous there within a few days. One hun­ try. driven completely from Burma." Frequent rifle-fire throughout the dred British medical students from While the Socialists and the Action Corporal Manson was wearing his night and irregular executions of eight London hospitals were flown Party, backed by the Communists, green jungle battledress when he Fascists or alleged Fascists continue For reservations Phone 8341 Somerset Aching to Belsen recently. They are to be are pressing for immediate and far made the presentation in the pre­ sporadically. Only in Genoa, on rsst-ut-p. relieved in a few weeks time by a reaching changes in the composi­ sence of his colleagues of the British local initiative, does disarmament of further contingent of medical stu­ tion of the Government, the liberals Second Division, heroes of the bitter the partisans appear to have made _-_=_, Backs dents on vacation. and Christian Democrats do not battles of the Arakan, Kohima and serious progress. may be warn­ want to commit themselves before Imphal. and the advance from the ings ol excess To date 15,000 persons have been Chindwin to Mandalay. discharged from Belsen and are free, it has been possible to consult their NO REPLY FROM STALIN uric acid and and a further 7.000 will be discharged representatives and followers in Massed pipes and drums of the harmful in a week or ten days. Northern Italy. Royal Scots and the Gordon High­ ON ARRESTED POLES wastes left in landers played during the ceremony the Mood by at which decorations won in the Laxy Kidneys U.S. TRAINING AREAS IN Burma campaign by 48 officers and WASHINGTON, May 12 (Reuter).— FRANCE TO GET 100,000 men were also awarded by Lieuten­ It is learned authoritatively that BRITAIN TURNED BACK ant General Sir OUver Leese, Com­ Prime Minister Churchill and Presi­ O PAINS GERMAN LABOURERS mander-in-Chief, AlUed Land Forces, dent Truman have not yet received Dstrike across SLAPTON SANDS. Devonshire, May Southeast Asia Command. any statement from Marshal Stalin the small of tbe £v«iy Picture tills a Story" 12 iReutert.--The last training areas in reply.to a request for a fuU ac­ back ? Arc you PARIS, May 13 (Reuter i. Some in Britain where American soldiers count of the arrest of 16 PoUsh afraid to bend or straighten after­ 30.000 German S.S. men will be put to THANKSGIVING SERVICES ARE put tbe final touches to their pre­ HELD IN MIDDLE EAST leaders. wards ? Do you feel tired, nervy i work in the French mines, the Min- parations before tbe battles for Recent communications are un­ and depressed? Is die urine | ister for Industrial Production, disordered and your rest disturb­ 1 Europe are being returned to the CAIRO. May 13 (Beuter > -Men and derstood to have been confined sole­ Robert Lacoste, told the newspaper control of tbe British War Office. ly to the question of the re-organiza­ ed? Do weather changes bring Le Populaire today. women of tbe Allied services today on rheumatic twinges? These Just before D-Day, 3.360,332 acres attended thanksgiving for victory in tion of the PoUsh Government and •re all symptoms which Doan's Front National, another news- in England, Wales and Northern Europe services throughout the Mid­ the question of the arrested Poles Backache Kidney Pills success­ I paper, said that 100,000 Germans Ireland, one-thirteenth of the total dle East, from which the AUies start­ i has not been touched on. fully combat, since they frequent­ would be put to work for France. area, had been set aside for this pur­ ed on the long hard road to Ger­ Mr. Joseph Grew, Acting United ly arise from sluggish kidney 1 The paper quoted M. Cazaux, di­ pose, but by today only 50,000 acres many. States Secretary of State, said at a action. rector of manpower at the Ministry remained under American control. press conference today that he knew The biggest service was held at tbe cf Doan's Pills succeed in bring­ of Reconstruction, as saying: "100,000 The American Army expect to pay El Alamein Club ta Cairo. Egypt's nothing to substantiate London ing back ease and comfort becauas '- prisoners will be allocated to us in full tribute to the people whom they gift to the forces for saving Egypt press reports that Marshal Stalin they stimulate and flush out the I the next fortnight The German displaced ta these training grounds It was attended by Lord Killeavn bad informed Premier Churchill and kidney filters, so helping them to workers will be employed on the and next month a monument will be British Ambassador to Egypt, and President Truman that he beUeved regain normal, natural activity. I heaviest tasks." dedicated here where the amphibi­ Lady Killearn: Sir Edward Grigg. it futile for the AlUes to discuss the Backache, lumbago, rheumatic com- ous landtags were rehearsed. Minister Besident ta the Middle Polish problem further on the pres­ plaints and urinary troubles —.appear Here the local inhabitants had to ent basis. wh.n the impurities which causa them are East: General Sir Bernard Paget. expelled tram tha system by health, PAY VISIT TO COPENHAGEN leave their villages to allow the exer­ Commander ta Chief, Middle East. kidney and bladder action. • cises to be carried on with the neces­ ind many other high ranking offi- [Jujitsu. which means, "the gentle 1/3. 2*9. 6f-. Ask your Dealer for COPENHAGEN, May 13 (Reuter).— sary realism, whereas in other areas cers and officials. Ten thousand ser-1 art of self defenoe," has been prac- Wide Brims Prince Gustav Adolf, Crown Prince it was not always necessary for the vicemen and women were present. ticed in Japan for 2.600 years. of Sweden, and Crown Princess inhabitants to move away com­ Louise paid an official visit to Cop- pletely. 'enhagen today. AU damage to property was borne VNSHEK TO PKKVIOHS PI i/./LB against a summer sun by the British Government. Crossword Puzzle NELSON RESIGNS POST ACROSS 2?—Indefinite article 28—Toward 1—Congressional _9—Ma,e deer NEW YORK, May 12 I Reuter I. - messenger 31—Stumble ALL OUR WHITE BREAD Mr. Donald M. Nelson bas resigned 5—Appear 33—Assert 30/- as the President's personal repre­ »—Representative 34—EpocD is 11—He likes 11 down 36—Old borse sentative to "other governments." 12—Consider deeply 38—Cudgel His executive assistant, Mr. Edwin A 1.—Special skill SS—Turn aside "FORTIFIED" — "ENRICHED" 15— Artifice 41—Bit ot advt.« Locke, Jr.. has been named to carry i 16—Postpone 43—Indolent en his work ta China, it was an­ 18—Honey bearer 45—Inborn with 19—Limb 47—St Uml. baseball nounced by the White House. 21—Trouble team Vitamins Bl & B2 The resignation becomes effective 22—Genoa ot mouse 48—Sheets ol glass Make your selection from this eye catch­ 23—Twelve month* 49—Leg Joint on May 15. Mr. Kelson offered his 25—Meadow:) 50—Desire resignation on April 16, but Presi­ ing collection of straw hats sponsored by dent Truman at first refused and n 5 t> DOWN enly accepted after Mr. Nelson's 1 3 M 7 3 BERMUDA BAKERY LTD. I—Father verbal insistance. In a letter to Mr.! II 2—Marketplace Vogue. In white and pastel colours, they 4606t-~Jp. 2 Locke. President Truman said that 9 \o 3 —Person* ol a the task of setting up the War Pro­ class tZ '-> PM 4—Conclusion are not only smart but a great protection duction Board and anti-inflationary b—Sua organization ta China, started by 15 Its Id 6— (Jlooniy space Mr. Nelson, should be finished with­ •7- act ore Hades during the hot months. New Shipment Just Arrived % % t—Medieval Kerf** in three to six months 19 TJ3 ^l 2Z 8— Deal out o 10—Spread foi drying % % ll—Food for 11 ev U-BOAT ASKS TO ENTER lb ZH 2*> across A CHILEAN HARBOUR zS 13—Behind II BUIi BABY CARRIAGES, CRIBS, COMMODE *7 1 23 17—Chinese weight TOCOPILLA, Chile. May 12 (Reu­ 20—Full ol substance CHAIRS AND HIGH CHAIRS. ter).—A German submarine off the V) io 32 22—Prayer i dn 24-L)terar> scraps Chilean coast has radioed for per­ 4 26—Hearing organ mission to enter Tocopilla harbour, 3$ 34 ss 36 37 29—Sarcasm as it needs food and fuel and has % 30—Donated & t-tt 31— Sea oird sick or board. The commandant of 38 39 HO LtZ 32 —Film on copper CHESLEY E. WHITE the Northern Chilean Naval zone has % 33-The Devil £/3 114 H5 no 35—Symbol fot ordered the U-boat to proceed, but germanium TR Established 1844 Phone 1971 Reid Street it has not yet done so. A St—Donated -It) 3*—-Kind Of beer Chilean planes, maintaining a con­ m » 39—Fool Hamilton and St. George stant patrol over the zone, have not 40—Strike H9 ax 30 43—Nuisance yet sighted it again, although earUer 44—Lyric poem the vessel was seen from a Chilean 46—Shooting marble 3901 tm- Ladies' Slips and Brassieres bomber. Distr. by t'nited Feature Syndicate. Inc.

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LAVAL TO BE HANDED TO ST. GEORGE'S USO PLAN Japs Admit Food Famine Massing Of British In Women's DYE Your Dress ALLIES BT SPAIN VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES Grows Under Blockade Far East Has Begun CLASSIFIED PLAT SHOES a New Shade GMti-wed from Page ) Continued from Page I Non-Rationed By HAROLD KING eastwaxd to Wewak Point and occu­ So far as air power is concerned, A Large Range of Colours and PABIS, May 12 (Beuter).—Spanish Mourning Period For Late pied two-thirds of the peninsula in there is already an adequate number ADVERTISEMENTS Styles Phone 2104 and Allied diplomats were today puz­ three hours, Reuter's correspondent of fighters and bombers in this zling over the problem of how Pier­ President Is Now Lifted James Henry reported from General theatre. , Transport planes are the HATES: M1"1""'™ IS words 4/-, Sizes 3—9 Douglas MacArthur's Headquarters each additional word 3d. Only re Laval, former Vichy government main requirement. The Japanese bona fide advertisements under chief, can be handed over to France With the month of mourning for an Luzon Island. have no air power worth talking tins heading will be accepted. SUNSHINE CLEANERS without giving Spain the right to the late President of the United Later, the Allied forces made a about left in Southeast Asia. The Shoe Shop States, Mr. Franklin Delano Boose­ landing on Cape Moem, to the east, All classified advertisements "The Home of Better demand the extradition of Spanish The transfer of bombers and figh­ strictly payable ln advance. PEARMANS Republicans. velt, now lifted, the St. George's and drove westward on the town. ters in any large number, therefore, Cleaning" TOeS.O. is opening its summer activi­ Preliminary reports indicated heavy Queen Street Reid Street Three things were now definitely is not-necessary, since suitable bases 7S58fia. ties in earnest. Japanese casualties, Henry stated. from which to operate are also limit­ 3852ts. agreed on, according to well inform­ The Wewak successes have com­ LOST ed French circles; firstly, Spain has Preparations have been going on ed. for several weeks, Mr. Paul Taylor, pletely isolated a substantial Ja­ undertaken to hand over Laval to panese force and provided a protect­ The matin effort in Southeast Asia | the AUies. Secondly, General Fran­ TJ.S.O. director at St. George's, told will be from the sea. GOLD BOW-KNOT PIN — Between The Royal Gazette yesterday, "and ed anchorage for Allied shipping. The original intention that South­ Mushroom Cottage and Fairyland cisco Franco has agreed not to let On Tarakan, off Borneo, Austral- Laval escape from Spain. Thirdly, all service men and women in the east Asia Command should be prim­ Club. Reward. Dial 3313. Islands will welcome with renewed Ian troops driving south took the 3884*S.m. the Allies have agreed with France town of Okaroengan without oppo­ arily a combined operations theatre that Laval Is not a war criminal, interest the many opportunities for can now be brought into effect. It recreation and service offered by the sition. To the north, they over­ hot a purely French affair, and that ran Djoeana oilfield, after beating was only because ships and landing he must be handed over to the St. George's USO." off a Japanese counterattack craft vere not available that the In probably the last, phase of the overland assault from India on the HELP WANTED French authorities. On Mindanao, in the Philippines,. , The knotty question of how Laval USO. service, the activities at St. Japanese Bl rm l was attem ted Auction Sale George's Hotel, believed to be the only 60 miles separated the 40th ***. . 1_ P PORTUGUESE-SPEAKING BOY, 14- is to be handed over to tbe Allies American Division, [which landed in — an assault which appeared an ex­ is still the subject of negotiations best equipped in the world, are en­Mcajalar Bay on Thursday from the 18 years, for general office work. joying great patronage being locat­ tremely hazardous undertaking at Bright and ambitious. Apply to In Madrid between United States Thirty-first American Division driv­ the time but which has achieved in­ Ambassador Norman Armour and ed near the US. Army Base and H.M ing north from the vicinity of Maa- Office of M. A. Gibbons, Hamilton. Of the following listed items, all OB. Somers Isles. In addition, ships credible results. 3912'tm.w. Spanish Minister Lequerica. The mag in the north central Bukidnon Tbe main theatre of operations in Spaniards want to hand over Laval docking at St. George's Harbour Province, Henry reported. bring hundreds of servicemen to the Far East is the Pacific theatre. to an Allied commission, including CAPTURE DEL MONTE FIELD The clearing up of Southeast Asia in good condition, most of them new— a French representative, and it is the club. Here are some of the attractions is an essential and important part FOR SALE thought here that such a commis­ MANILA (Monday), May 14 (JP). — 0I the AUied strategy, however, but sion could rapidly be constituted on which are being offered: dances on Infantrymen of Major General Bapp the most it can be a gigantic mop- tibte biggest outdoor terrace in Ber­ at 1 UPHOLSTERED ARMCHAIR AND the spot from British, American and Brush s 40th Division who invaded ping up operation At the home of Pastor and Mrs. Knipschild, French miUtary attaches and other muda; trips of interest each week Northern Mindanao on Thursday }_, a^ely, therefore, that the Footstool £12: 1 Maple Armchair, with transportation furnished; free It not "VIRGINIA COTTAGE," located on the road in officers. captured the huge Del Monte aero- future will see an enormous increase cushion seat and back £5. Telephone golf lessons for beginners and excit­ drome and dispersed the Japanese i_ AlUed power here. For the next 13*5. back of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Lines' residence, and ing play for advanced players; swim­ Educational institutions approved force to the east. few months the switchover will prob- 3918*m. next to "Morningside," former home of Mr. Barber. ming lessons as well as aquatorial The Americans drove two miles ably see a large exchange of troops, under the OX Bill of Bights num­ shows; concerts; movies; tennis; vol­ B-FLAT TRUMPET, exceUent condi­ ber 27,000. south of the big air centre, Japan's y% is expected that the period of ley ball, horse-shoe throwing; soft largest on Mindanao, towards a overseas service wiU be reduced and tion; Case and Mute; £8. Pvt. ball; and a number of others. juncture with the 3lst and 24th Mr troops coming out wiU mainly be Kastbade, Fire Station, Fort BeU. In addition an outdoor carnival visions moving up from the soutt. taking the place of those going 3920*m. Today Is The Day is planned for June while a swim­ General MacArthur said the 31st Di- •home - . ming "aquacade" is on the program­ vision, under Major General Clar- Taking ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR, De­ Starting at 10.30 a.m. this into consideration, forest Crosley. As new. Phone 1457. me for June l. ence Martin, was making steady j with the fact that the monsoon There is also available a newly ar­ gains against moderate resistance weather which is approaching wUl 3915*m. Major General Boscoe Woodruffs ranged sun-bathing lawn with the make operations difficult, it is un­ TWO COTTAGES in Pembroke. Dial LIVING ROOM:—Davenport, 3 seater; Bug, 9 x 12; 2 Easy PAINT pool close at hand while, for the 24th Division, which captured Davao city, scored advances in tougher likely that there will be any great 1574, L. R. Motyer. Chairs; Floor Lamp; 2 Book Shelves; Occasional studious minded, there will be for­ activity for the nex few months. 3902*m. to S. Chair; End Tables; Magazine Rack; Mirror. Works Magic! ums or discussion clubs. Indoors fighting. When the final assault does be­ there are the usual variety of games, GUAM, (Monday), May 14 (AP).— gin it wiU probably be swiftly decis­ ROWING PUNT, not two years old DINING ROOM:—Mahogany Drop Leaf Table with 4 particularly table tennis and bil­ United States infantrymen and ma­ ive. in Al condition. Tight and well- Mahogany Chairs to match; Book Case (three sec­ liards, with a spacious reading room rines gained up to 600 yards along The biggest and most difficult task cared for, complete with oars and tions); Rug 9 z 12; Philco Radio, long and short and writing desk. An enlarged the bitterly held Southern Okinawa wiU be clearing remnants of the row-locks, £12. 0. 0., for quick sale. wave, 8 tubes, in good working order; Radio Stand; snack bar will provide American battlefront yesterday during bloody Japanese forces out of the jungles Phone 7176 after 7 pem. Lamp and Fern Stands; Chair; Firewood Basket. dishes at cost prices and remain fighting In which a Japanese coun- and mountains in which they 3895*m. open from 6.45 am. to 11 pem. with terattack was repulsed and seaborne taking refuge as they are being "quick service," Mr. Taylor said. landings behind the United States | beaten back. BEDROOMS:—3 piece Maple Set, consisting of Double The first dance since April 12 will lines were broken up. Bed, inner spring Mattress and good Spring; Bed­ be held on Friday night of this week Near the centre of the line, the room Chair; Large Cedar Chest; Slide Cabinet with when Miss Wiley promises something 333rd Regient of the 96th Division | FOR SALE 5 . drawers; Lamps; Small Floor Mats; Cane Seat new in entertainment. A "moon­ moved up a conical hill key position NOTICE Chairs; Electric Lamps; Double Bed, Spring and light and roses" dance is booked for before the towns of Shuri and Yona- Mattress; Dresser with Mirror; Stand; Rocking baru. Immediately to the west the Rejuvenate your home! Friday, May 25. First Marine Division took high I Chair; Table; Carpet Runner. The St. George's U.S.O. will have SOMERSET BRIGADE BAND You can have the home of ground protecting Shuri after beat-1 Five Choice Lots also regularly three dances each ing off a counteeattack in which week on Mondays, Wednesdays and with water rights KITCHEN:—G.E. Electric Refrigerator (6 cubic foot box your dreams with complete 100 Japanese were killed. PICNIC with four ice trays) latest model—good as new; Fridays. Admiral INirnitiz's communique located on Universal Electric Washing Machine, in good work­ Water polo fixtures and practices To St David's Island re-styling with FI-o-Glaze reported only sUght changes in the Harrington Sound ing order; Electric Vacuum Cleaner; Table and 3 are being arranged to round out the western sector, where the Sixth Chairs; Step Ladder; Service Table; Cabinet; OO paints and enamels you'll elaborate programme. Marine Division is bearing hard June 14th Room Heater; Ironing Boards; Electric Toaster; o upon Nairn, Okinawa's capital city. Kitchen Closet; Food Safe; Dishes; Cooking be surprised what a differ­ Further Particulars later. Priced at Utensils, etc. AMERICANS HERE INVITED ARTHUR KNIGHT, ence a coat of paint mil By WILLIAM HARDCASTLE TO VISIT N.O.B. President. £300 to £750 make. SAN FRANCISCO, May 12 (Reu­ ter).—One hundred thousand Ame-1 3925fm. AU Americans in Bermuda are in­ricans and Japanese are locked in a Take the Middle Road from Hamilton leading to vited to visit the U.S. Naval Operat­ bitter, aU-along-the-line battle on Plan on view ing Base on Sunday, May 20, when Southern Okinawa today, as the at the Office of Devonshire, then turn left on Montpelier Road. the Navy wiU celebrate "I am an whole population of the enemy NOTICE American Day" in accordance with a homeland has been ordered into Presidential proclamation. a day of prayers to ask Jimmu, M. A. GIBBONS Religious services wiU be conduct­ their Sun God, for help in "tiding All communications for the 3910* ed in the morning and a double- over the crisis." HARDWARE SPORTS GOODS header basebaU game in the after­ Fixed bayonets are being used in Sandys Educational Ass. should noon, and aU local Americans are hand-to-hand grappling in this be sent to the newly elected Sec­ MYER M. MALLOY, Auctioneer. cordially invited to attend these greatest assault yet by four Ameri­ Phone 1192 - 1193 - 1194 functions. can divisions on two major objec­ retary, MR. A. BUBAIN, Ely's ROCHETERRE The late President of the United tives—the medieval fortress of Shu­ Harbour, Somerset. States, Mr. Franklin D. Roosevelt, ri, in the centre of the formidable That Desirable Property _897'm. first established "I am an American Japanese line, and the bomb and 3827Ts.a. Day" and the CathoUc and Protest­ sheU shattered port of Naha, on the By order of the President. consisting of a ant services at NOB wiU have for west coast. AlreadyXthe Americans 3926t_- intent and purpose the carrying out have pummelled their way to with­ of the desire of the late President. in less than a mUe of both. LARGE MODERN HOUSE Sermon topics wiU be in keeping with In an audacious push across the within 3-1/3 Acres the day. strongly-held Asa River, Marines At 10 am. the Protestant services have advanced half a mile towards overlooking the Harbour wiB be held in the N.A.S. auditorium Naha's rubble, while under the GOLD SILVER FOR SALE By Public Auction and the NOB band will render ap­ cover of incessant land, sea and air and close to propriate sacred selections. The bombardment other troops have the Ferries American Consul General, Mr. WU- seized the hills dominating Shuri, ENGRAVING To The Highest Bidder ham BL Beck, will read the lesson. which is the pivot of the whole line. Don Devos Yl/c will lead the respon­ A tremendous toU is being taken of wiU go under the hammer sive reading and the mixed choir. Al the fanatical defenders. to the highest bidder Mason, Sp.W) 1 c, will lead in the Routing them out of cave posi­ CYRIL PALMER singing of the hymns. Chaplain H. tions with flaming petrol, the Ame­ A DUPLEX BUILDING ricans have already killed 39,462, B. Taxdal, Lieut. Comdr., Ch.C, U.S.N.R.. will preach the sermon. which is nearly double the Japanese located in the Woodlands Section of Pembroke Parish, near losses on "Bloody Iwo." Thursday The Catholic personnel will attend QUEEN STREET the B.A.A. Field, opposite the residence of Mr. Horace Davis— a. mass at which Chaplain G. J Nevertheless the American Com­ Falubicki, Lieut ChC, U.S.N.R.. wfll mander, Lieutenant-General Simon HAMILTON of This Week this building is on a corner lot. preach on I am an American Day," BoUvar Buckner, Jr., warned: "You • i at 11 o'clock in the Chapel. wiU not see any spectacular ad­ vances because this is not that kind One section has 2 bed rooms, dining room, kitchen — bath The afternoon basebaU games will of fighting. But you wfll see many May 17th take place on Whitehill Field, just Japanese killed and you wiU see and a living room — front Verandah — small garden in outside the main gate of N.OB. them gradually roUed back." FOR SALE at 4 pjn. the front, large tank of water, with separate front and rear i» Here is how the battles are going LEND-LEASE AID FOR BELGIUM on the other sprawling Pacific fronts: GUNS entrances. WASHINGTON, May 13 (fl3).—For­ PhiUppines—Japanese garrisons Plan may be seen throughout Mindanao have been Two top-grade English double-barrel eign Economic Administrator Leo at the Office of The other section has a separate entrance — one bed room Crowley announced a recent ship­ dramatically checkmated and Iso­ 12 guage shotguns — One made by ment of approximately $12,500,000 lated by the new unopposed Mac- Blanch London, value £110. Sale — living room — dining room — kitchen and bath — worth of Lend-lease foodstuffs and Arthur landing on the island's north price £70. Other made by Hussey. M. A. GIBBONS coast. Enemy forces in Bukidon pressure pump — electric water heater — ample closet medicine to Belgium to help increase Province have been taken in the rear Hammer model. Sale price £32. 10. a her war production. and rendered incapable of serious Both perfect condition. Full parti­ space, etc. opposition hy this move, while other culars as to boring, weight etc., had 3911+-. American troops continue a slam­ This property is located within easy walking from the ' BIRTH ming battle on the western ap­ by phoning 7107 after 7 pan. proaches vital to Davao port. 3894*m. center of Hamilton. SLAYMAHER. — To Lt. and Mrs. In Borneo, the Japanese are fight­ R. K. Slaymaher II, (nee A vice ing with relentless fury to prevent Wheji your doctor Doe), at Norfolk, Va_ May llth, a the Australians firom seizing Djoeta Son. Robert Kepler III oilfield in the Central Tarakan area. writes a Tomorrow, May 15th 3923*m. Advances have been measured only Real Estate in yards in the last 24 hours, though at 3.30 p.m. other "Diggers" have pushed on We have a number of un­ prescription south to within one and a half miles usually interesting proposi­ ON THE PREMISES. SAIN OR SHINE. of Tarakan's southern tip. DEATH o tions for real estate investors A Substantial Mortgage can be arranged at 4% Interest KING-—At ' Auchterderran." Pitt's swiss ITALIAN FRONTIER OPEN j and prospective home-own-1 z ers Bay Road, on Saturday, May 12th, LONDON, May IS (Reuter) xhe I * Consultation by appoint­ j Frances Elizabeth King, In her 74th frontier between Switzerland and year. Italy has been reopened, the Swiss ment. I MYER M* MALLOY, Auctioneer radio said tonight. Telephone 2044 or 1242 BUTTERFIELD & CO- LTD. He Feels Safe I DREAD GOING HOME THESE IT USED TO We SUCH --BUT NOW MV LITTLE H. S. CRISSON In Recommending NANCY NIGHTS SINCE THAT BRAT IS A PLEASURE TO HOUSE DOESN'T LOOK THE PHOENIX LIVII ARRIVE HOME THE SAME TO ME FOR RENT ANYMORE Furnished Cottage Five Rooms and Bath Devonshire South

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