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COMMITTEE ON CRUISE 104TH LEAGUE COUNCIL OFFICIAL OPENING OF B.M.A. VOLUNTEERS THEY SAY WILL DISCUSS CONSTRUCTIVE That the success of the Rotary SHIPS IS MOOTED CONVENES IN GENEVA PRINCESS MARINE GRILL DISMANTLE 6 GUN Night School proves that such a plan has been long delayed. SUGGESTIONS WITH JAPANESE Last night Bermudians, MiUtary Assembly Begins 1939 With Withdrawal of Foreigners and Naval officials and members of Work 10-hour Daily Shifts That the idea might weU be extended the American Colony crowded the even for more advanced students. ON 9 POWER TREATY Short Meeting Yesterday From Spain Said Essential Princess Hotel for the opening of the To Rebush Pedestal Marine Grill, which tool place with That a series of lectures by promin­ At yesterday's meeting of the House LONDON, Jan. 16 (BOP)—The the return of Robert Fletcher McGrew ent lecturers would be welcomed. CHANGES of Assembly Mr. E. P. T. Tucker gave 104th session of the League Council and his orchestra for their second Fifteen volunteers of the Bermuda notice that on the next day of meet­ Militia Artillery worked aU last week opened in Geneva this morning with season here. That the Bermuda Pool did this with ing he would move "That it be re­ at the dismantling of one of the six- the Foreign Minister of Sweden, Mr. Previous to the opening, many considerable success some years commended to the House that a se­ inch guns at the St. David's battery, R. J. Sandler, in the chair. private and public dinnerparties were ago. * * * lect committee be appointed to con­ in order to install new bushes in The report of General Jalander, held. Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Work That all our young people do not H. M. Government Already Negotiating sider the cruise ship trade with re­ president of the League Commission were hosts to Mr. and Mrs. Robertson the pedestal. The work entailed spect to Bermuda." Yesterday's 45- moving about 16 tons of steel to wish to fritter away their spare appointed to supervise the withdrawal Ward of New Canaan, Conn., Mr. and time. minute session, the first after the of non-Spanish volunteers from the Mrs. T. Wallace Orr of New York, clear the gun from its base, and the gun and the shields had to be com­ on China's Extra-Territorial Rights; Christmas recess, was routine Spanish Government side in accord­ Mr. and Mrs. Allan McMartin of pletely dismantled. That certainly many of our visitors throughout and was largely taken up ance with the undertaking given by Montreal, Miss Melba Lee, Dr. Ed­ with the reading of messages from His are not dance fiends. Senor Negrin, the Prime Minister of mund Henderson of New York and The process of dismantling started Excellency the Governor and peti­ No Mention of Economic Retalia­ the Spanish Republic, to the League Mr. and Mrs. C. Francis Smithers of a week ago yesterday, and the volun­ tions presented to the House. That the cry is for more and more Assembly in September, was also New Canaan. teers have been working at the job pubUcity. Mr. Cox introduced a bill entitled discussed. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Fahnestock, for 10 hours each day. It is expected "The Customs Tariff Act, 1938, tion in Strongest Note Since The report showed that all foreign celebrating the latter's birthday, that the gun will be re-assembled That pubUcity does not mean mere Amendment Act, 1939," which later volunteers had been withdrawn from entertained a party of eight which by the end of this week. passed its second and third readings. space in a newspaper. the front on the Government side included Mr. and Mrs. Edmund The bill provides a clearer definition The volunteers, who are working Invasion and that by last Saturday 4,640 had < ooper, Mrs. E. Hughes Giblin of of the capacity of containers for im­ under the command of Major Eric That the cynic says that the dif­ already left Spanish ground. The portation of malt liquor, cider and Greenwich, Conn., Mrs. Florence L. Maude_ Commandant of the BMA ference between advertising and rest are in concentration camps Hope, of New York, Mr. F. Campbell LONDON, Jan. 16 (Reuter).—The full text of the note sent perry than set out in the Customs are under miUtary discipline, simi­ pubUcity is that you pay for the under the control of the League Com­ Good of New Canaan, and Mr. Rich- former. * * * by Britain to Japan on Saturday has now been published. It says Tariff Act, 1938. lar to that of their annual training mission. ard Maury of New York. That someone said a cynic was a from recent statements of Japanese policy the British Government Mr. Cox explained that one import­ period, during the work. They are Speaking on the report Lord Hali­ Reservations for the opening in­ gather that Japan means to set up a single economic unit of Japan, er was taking advantage of the Act in being accommodated at the bar­ man who knows the market price fax said that the British people cluded those made by Mr. and Mrs. China and Manchuria in which other powers would be restricted. order to avoid full payment of the racks ait St. George's. of everything but the value of duties on malt liquors in containers had been deeply moved by the suf­ Lloyd P. Jones of Detroit, Michigan, nothing. Inner Mongolia will be placed under even closer Japanese fering of the people of Spain and and Paget Hall, Bermuda, Mrs. Flor­ military control than the rest of China, 'which would be garrisoned other than hogsheads. "It is the practice of the trade, and would do everything possible to help ence Wadson, Mr. and Mrs. Neville That the foreign news is at a curious definitely by the Japanese, the note goes on, and it asks how Japan innocent victims. I. Leary of Baltimore, Md., Mrs. stage. can reconcile these plans with her declaration that she seeks no has been for a great number of years, "Great Britain " he declared, "de­ Robert O. Brigham of Cohasset, territorial concessions and respects China's sovereignty. to regard the quart as containing FIRE BRIGADE TO BE sires the re-establishment of peace in Mass., and Mr. and Mrs. Valmer That perhaps the chief conversation The British Government cannot accept such forcible changes 26 2/3 ozs. It is not an Imperial quart, Spain, and the only real way—the Bouchard. Among the younger set was on the settlement in Spain. nor agree the nine-power treaty is obsolete except so far as the which contains 40 fluid ozs. Certain only possible way—to bring this Mr. Fenton Triminghaiu and Mr. INSPECTED TONIGHT Japanese have altered the situation. importers have claimed, or at least about is to prevent foreign interven­ Harold Finsness had reservations That when that is agreed upon the Britain cannot agree treaties can be revised unilaterally, but one importer, Mr. Speaker, I don't think there is more than one import­ tion, on whatever side it may come." while Mr. Francis Jones, son of Mr. languishing war wiU be over. will be ready to consider any constructive suggestions from Japan er, has taken advantage of a possible Lord Halifax said that he fully and Mrs. Lloyd P. Jones, engaged a Fireman's Ball is Planned For about revision. Meanwhile, Britain reserves all her rights. ambiguity, although I don't think approved of the conclusions irawn table for twenty. That one piece of news cheered the The note points out the British I ^______the ambiguity in fact exists. Never­ in the report submitted to the Coun­ Thursday, February 9 thirsty. Government have already begun to theless, an attempt is being made to cU. Great work had already been That this was that the insurgents negotiate with China about extra­ INSURGENT PLANES 15 take advantage of this question of done in the withdrawal of foreign JAPANESE PRESS UTTERS The HamUton Fire Brigade wiU had advanced on Tarragona port. territorial rights, and would be pre­ whether an Imperial quart is reckoned volunteers, and he had not abandoned be inspected by the Fire Committee pared to disciss these with a fully MILES FROM CAPITAL as a quart or not. The result is that hope of the happiest result being at­ THREAT TO UA FLEET of the Corporation of HamUton to­ That it is to be hoped they didn't independent Chinese Government 40 ozs. of malt liquor are being en­ tained. night. The inspection wiU be held at drink too much. when peace was restored. Finally, tered at the rate of 3/-. per doz. The New Zealand member, Mr. the fire station at eight o'clock. the British Government would wel­ Stern British Note is Termed Six Towns Bombed and Roads quarts, instead of 26 2/3 ozs.," said Jordan, introduced the report of the AU firemen are requested to parade That an army is said to march on come more precise details of Japan's Mr. Cox. at seven o'clock. its stomach. peace terms and her policy towards Machine Gunned in Advance Health Committee, which was passed. "Unrealistic" By Japanese China. Mr. Cox explained that the well- This morning, the British Foreign The Brigade was inspected two Secretary saw other delegates to the That it aU depends on what is in it. The British Government consulted established and long-standing dealers TOKYO, Jan. 16 (CP)—The Ja­ weeks ago by the Mayor of HamU­ BARCELONA, Jan. 16 (CP)—The League Council, including Mr. Sand­ the French Government concerning Spanish Insurgents today captured have never attempted jto do that but panese newspaper Kokumin declared ton, Mr. Sydney P. Eve, who was the note, the text of which was also Continued on Page 10 ler of Sweden, M. Komarnicki of in an editorial today that the Japa­ then Deputy Mayor. Mr. Eve con­ Rotary Club Speaker Today the village of Cervera, 50 miles west of Poland and Dr. Wellington Koo of sent to the United States Govern­ the Government capital. nese people are determined to smash gratulated the Brigade on the mark­ China. The Rev. J. H. RiddeU, D.D., former ment for information. Insurgent planes smashed a 15-mile the American fleet if the United States ed improvement shown since its re­ president of Wesley CoUege, Mani­ The note did not mention economic around the capital, dropping half-ton intends to get a poUtical foothold on organisation, and stated that their WARNING TO FRANCE toba, Canada, wiU be the guest retaliation against Japan if Tokio bombs and strafing the refugee- EMPIRE PARLIAMENTARY China by fortifying Guam and Wake equipment was "one hundred per­ persists in her efforts to form a closed Islands. speaker at the weekly luncheon of packed road from captured Tarragona GENEVA, Jan. 16 (CP)—The Span­ cent." market for Japan, China and Man­ ASSOCIATION MEET The article demanded to know the the Hamilton, Bermuda Rotary Club with machine gun bullets. The num­ ish Government's fiery Foreign Min­ choukuo, but it is known that that real intentions of the American people On February 9 the Brigade wiU today at the HamUton Hotel at 12.30 ber of dead could not be estimated. ister, Senor Julio Alvarez del Vayo, policy is in the mind of the British in the Western Pacific, not those of hold the annual Fireman's BaU at p.m. Six towns were bombed and ma­ Delegate Invited to Attend seized upon the French-Italian quar­ Government. Two features of the the President of the State Depart­ No. 1 Shed, HamUton. Admission chine gunned to make a path for the rel over Africa to warn France that note are considered of primary im­ ment. wUl be by invitation ticket only. advance towards Barcelona—and the New Zealand Centennial an Insurgent victory in Spain might portance; they conform to the gen­ A member of the Government, Members requiring tickets should The St. George's Historical possible end of the war. cost her Tunisia. eral attitude of the note sent on speaking for himself only, termed the apply to Mr. Boulton at the Fire Twelve miles south of Barcelona The annual meeting of the Ber­ The official Italian publication, Society December 31 by the United States; British note against Japanese restric­ Station. a bomb hit a civil hospital and de­ muda Branch of the Empire Parlia­ Informazione Diplomatica of Rome, secondly, France was consulted about tions in China as "unreaUstic be­ stroyed an operating room. Five at­ mentary Association was held yes­ which said that Signor Mussolini AU ranks of the Bermuda Special The Monthly Social meeting will it and agreed to its terms. cause it fails to observe the general tendants were injured. terday at the Sessions House. The would talk with France only after Constabulary have been invited by be held in the Society's buUding on The current note is couched in President of the branch, Sir Orme the war ended, gave Senor del Vayo Continued on Page 10 the Brigade to attend the BaU. Tuesday evening, 17th January at 8.00 the strongest language which Bri­ Rowan-Hamilton, presided. Among I his fuel. o'clock. The Rev. Mr. Forbes will read tain has used in the series of notes u.s. ARMYIND NAVY TO those present were the Colonial The Spanish Government Minister a pE.per on Newfoundland, which wiU and protests penned since the Japan­ Treasurer, the Attorney General, be iUustrated by Lantern sUdes. ese invasion of China began. What form came to Geneva for the League of the Speaker of the House, the Hon. Members are cordiaUy invited to the economic sanctions might take COME UNDER ONE HEAD? Nations Council session. He arrived R. C. Hollis Hallett, the Hon. J. D. B. just as Lord Halifax and M. Bonnet, bring friends to the meeting. Continued on Page 10 Talbot and 14 members of the House. the French Foreign Minister, finished Proposal that Secretary for Election of officers for the coming a long conference. AMATEURS TONIGHT year resulted in the Hon. J. T. Trim­ MR. CHAMBERLAIN BACK Defence Control Both Units ingham and Hon. R. C. H. Hallett, representing the Legislative Council, Large Crowd Expected in TO WORK AT NUMBER 10 WASHINGTON, Jan. 16 (CP)—The and Messrs. A. W. Bluck, E. V. Frith Hamilton GriU proposal to reorganise military con­ and J. W. Cox, representing the House BRITISH PRO-CONSUL TO trol in the United States by placing of Assembly, becoming members of Another contest in the series of Prepares for Resumption of the Army and Navy under a single the Committee. Sir Stanley Spurl­ FACE INSURGENT COURT Amateur performances held every Cabinet officer was revived in Con­ ing was re-elected secretary-treasurer. week in the Hamilton GriU wiU Weekly Cabinet Meetings gress today in connection with Pre­ Sir Stanley Spurling read a letter take place this evening. These en­ sident Roosevelt's $552,000,000 de­ from the New Zealand Branch of the Proceedings in Official Mail tertainments consist of numerous LONDON, Jan. 16 (BOP)—The fence programme. Empire Parliamentary Association acts put on by native talent and Prime Minister was back at work in A Democratic Senator, who de­ inviting a member of the Bermuda Bag Incident Open Shortly Include many interesting novelties Downing Street today after his stren­ clined to be quoted by name, is said Branch to attend the New Zealand such as steel saw solos, "Spirituals" uous few days in Rome, where he had to be drafting legislation to create a Centennial Celebration in 1940. LONDON, Jan. 16 (BOP)—The pro­ by the St. Monica's Trio, song and conversations with Signor Mussolini. Secretary for National Defence. Should the Bermuda Branch decide ceedings which the Spanish Nation­ dance acts, also the Gombey Dancers, He had consultations with a number Several members of the House of to send a delegate the steamer pas­ alist authorities are proposing to all under the able direction of George of his colleagues in anticipation of Representatives are also reported to sage, rail passage where necessary, take against Mr. Ernest Golding, the Bradley, Master of Ceremonies. the resumption of weekly Cabinet be advocating such consolidation. internal transport and hotel accom­ British Pro-Consul at San Sebastian, Eddie Wittstein and his Yale Prom meetings on Wednesday. modation in New Zealand, for a his wife and an employee of French Orchestra will play for dancing which During the morning Sir Kingsley period of 28 days, would be paid. The nationality at the British vice-con­ will start promptly at nine p.m. Wood, the Secretary for Air, visited FIRE PROTECTION PLAN celebration will take place between sulate, Madama LaGarde, will open Number Ten and remained for an October 15 and November 15. shortly, according to information CONTENTS hour. Sir John Anderson, who is TO COVER ALL BRITAIN SSr Orme Rowan-Hamilton stated received in London. The proceed­ responsible for civil defence, also that New Zealand was one of the most ings will be public. (Photo by Knuden) Cable News i saw the Prime Minister. After lunch LONDON, Jan. 16 (CP)—By an marvellous and beautiful countries The exact form of the charges to BERMUDA BIRDS WIN IN U.S.A.—Two of the three entries sent from They Say l Mr. Chamberlain saw Sir John Simon, arrangement between the Home Of­ in the world, and that the terms of the be brought against Mr. Golding Bermuda to the Boston Poultry Show, held from Wednesday to Saturday British Official Press 1 the Chancellor of the Exchequer. fice and the London County Council, invitation were most generous. and the others in connection with the last week. Information was received locally yesterday that the three In the House __L 1 the Chief Officer of the London Fire 'Tt seems to me that somebody incident of the British official mail birds, Black Leghorns, won first in the cockerel section and first and Empire Parliamentary Asso. 1 Brigade has been sent temporarily ought to jump at it," he said. bag—hitherto kept secret—will be second in the hens' section, against strong competition. The birds were Winners at Poultry Show 1 Hitler Preparing New World to the Home Office to assist in pre- Since the conference is to take known when the proceedings open, exhibited by Mr. J. M. Waterston, Plant Pathologist of the Department of Personal and Social 1 Uminary work now being undertaken place in 1940, It was decided that although it is understood that the Agriculture, and left Bermuda on January 5 in the "Monarch of Bermuda." Editorials 2 LONDON, Jan. 16. (CP)—The dip­ for the development of a London members ot the Association here general nature of the charges has The present strain of Black Leghorns was introduced by Mr. Waterston in Diary of S. P. T. , 2 lomatic correspondent for the Sunday regional emergency fire brigade or­ should inform the secretary whether been disclosed to the Acting British 1937 and their progeny are widely distributed throughout the Islands. Letters to the Editor 2 Dispatch said yesterday that he had ganisation. they would be able to attend. Then Agent at Burgos, in response to his The cockerel sent from Bermuda was raised by Pitman Bros., from a setting Stock Quotations. 4 learned from authoritative sources It is understood that work is pro­ the selection of a delegate could be request for this information. of eggs obtained from Mr. Waterston last March. Radio „«__ 6 that Chancellor Hitler was prepar­ ceeding on a scheme which will made. The members were instructed Arrangements have been made by The victory will gain considerable publicity for Bermuda in U.S. Serial Story. _ 7 ing a plan for the redistribution of eventually extend all over the coun­ to advise the secretary previous to the British authorities for assisting poultry circles, and give a fillip to local efforts to build up a thriving poul­ Mail and Shipping 8 colonies principally at the expense try, being run in conjunction with March,- 1940, whether they could Mr. Golding and the others in their try industry. Shown in the photograph holding the birds are Mr. Waterston Cross Word Puzzle „ 8 of Great Britain. provincial schemes. attend. defence against the charges. (left) and Mr. W. B. Evans, of the Department of Agriculture. According to Culbertson g Page 2 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND CUiAJNIST DAlLt. TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1939.

Ib? ftogal <£a?rtt? and (ftalmttst latlij ^he S)iary IMCORPOIIAT1NO of *__> nOYAL OAZCTTK IKSTAO. 18-61 ADVERTISING WICOLONItT AND DAILY NCWS (KST-W. 1S6W G. R. PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SWWDAY SAMUEL PEPYS TEUCER THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. —a service to YOU At 2.45,7.30 and 9.30 p.m. ROD STREET. HAMILTON January 16th. Last night's audience exclaimed: Jt; M. PURCEU. Threatening weather over the week "Simply Wonderful!" MANAS1NO EDITOR x=x>c_xigE_<__xx__x end so that I am unable to take GOVERNMENT ASSISTANT SDITOBl «. T. SAVER my usual weak-end exercise. Yet the And we're sure you'll agree when you see this great ASSISTANT MANAOERi ERNEST J. BELL time not wasted for I practise ADVERTISING MANAGER • M. •». HANSrORD chip shots on my lawn until my motion picture. NOTICE SUBSCRIPTION RATES Advertising renders an important service by bringing dear wife enquires anxiously LOCAL I — ONI YCAIt AQI. SIX MOr.THO 20/- whether I am not somewhat prema­ rORBIGNf*-TO UNIT-ID STATKS AMD CfN*D_> to you the show windows and price tags of the merchants. ture in digging trenches against an NOTICE TO MARINERS S1X.OO _-_• YKAR. TO O SKAT BRITAIM . BOf. attack by an aircraft enemy. No. 1/1939. ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE PRE^AYASLE In the columns of this newspaper all through the year, But how strange a thing it is that on my lawn I can play twelve shots you can discover and consider the things you want to »HONIfi SDITORIAL lOSSi ADWRTIOfNa. CIACULA- to any prescribed position, whereas "ON- »TC.- -OS. • WORK-ROOM AND NIDHT CALL. on a golf course it takes me twelve Approximate position 32° 221' N. *0»T , JOS FR1NTINO IOH. buy. Thus you need not search through a hundred shots to get to one green. 64° 42' W. Truly golf, as I might have said A mast, painted black, has been TUESDAY, JANUARY IT, 1939 shops or pay more than you should. at the jolly dinner at the Belmont erected on Cherrystone Hill in the Golf Club on Saturday evening, is position of the triangulation mark net a game; it is a foot and mouth shown thus PICTORIAL PUBLICITY The rule of advertising is simple. The more disease. Now at that dinner many Scotch The Bahamas still continues to people know about the merit of a product, the more jokes were told, but no one mention­ attract the very best and most valu­ ed the Scotch miracle. able tjpe of pubUcity. One of the people buy it. The greater the volume of sales, the A Scotsman once boldly averred latest examples is to be found in the that he had known a feUow country­ The mast is a spar 80 feet in magazines Fortune which features a less it costs to manufacture. Savings in producing man stand several rounds. height, the truck of which is 202 double page reproduction of water "What?" cried the unbeUeving Admission: feet above M.H.W.S. colours depicting life on Cat Cay. mean either lower prices to the consumer or an even audience, "he must have been a The pictures which are in colour give millionaire." Matinee: Loge 3/-, Balcony 2/6, Orchestra 7.1- a really fine impresson of the beau­ greater value the next time you buy. This saves you "No, No!", came the reply, "he R. HUTCHINSON, was a boxer." ties of nature in this ocean paradise. Evening: Loge 4/-, Balcony 3/-, Orchestra 2/6 Bong's Harbour Master. The accompanying article gives a money. Nor did anyone explain how that very exceUent and glowing descrip­ bane of a golfer's life, a bunker, tion of the Cay and its activities. came into being. At one time no COMING TOMORROW AND THURSDAY H.M. Dockyard, Such pubUcity is invaluable and it is So advertising is more than a means for selling such hazard existed, and to this day ;|| | Bermuda. with pleasure that we learn to-day it would never have been used save 13th January, 1939. that Mr. J. E. Williamson, pioneer goods — it's a service to you! that a Scotsman, just as he was "EDGE OF THE WORLD" under-water photographer, has been approaching a green, lost a penny asked to coUaborate with the pub­ down a rabbit hole. Taking his nib- Under the Patronage of The Bermuda Caledonian lishers of Life magazine in preparing Uck he started slashing away at the By Command, earth and soon that rabbit hole was a pictorial story of under-sea life in Society. ERIC DUTTON, expanded into a deep bunker. A lot the Bahamas, life, although a Colonial Secretary. of pennies must have been lost on comparatively recent pubUcation, in clothes and the witness' wife came CHARGED WITH NEGLECT St. George's Golf Course, for there its present form, has achieved re­ in and made some sandwiches for the are no less than seventy-three sand 11 Colonial Secretary's Office, markable popularity and enjoys chUdren. OF FOUR CHILDREN Mr. Dunstan stated that a man, traps or bunkers on that otherwise 13th January, 1939. an enormous circulation. The bene- deUghtful course. s which the Bahamas would de­ caUed "Spider" Kennedy, Uved at the house and was often seen drunk, rive from such a story in pictures Mother & Step-Father Are 66881tu. can easUy be imagined. We are sure as were the two accused. The ac­ cused often had fights, Dunstan said. Letters from England from men of that Mr. Williamson and his colla­ Accused in Court high estate and supposedly weU ac­ At 8.00 p.m. borators wiU do justice to the sub- CHILDREN ASK FOR FOOD quainted with poUtical intrigue. —Nassau Guardian. Amidst the sobbing of four smaU Famous Cosmopolitan Magazine story by Fannie WiUiam ToureU Mayne said the And each of the writers avers that chUdren and the steadfast denials three children often came Into his war is in the offing, though I note B. M. B. A. of the accused, the trial of AUan Hurst now on Screen wife's store and asked for cakes. He that each gives a different month or | FarreU and Lillian FarreU, on charges said he gave the cakes, as they looked year for the outbreak. of failing to provide proper food and VIEWS AND RE-VIEWS hungry. Mr. Mayne stated the ac­ Apparently the EngUshman, al­ clothing for their children, was "FOUR DAUGHTERS" Members are respectfully re­ cused were drunk four days out of a ways devoted to fair play, is giving begun before the Wor. H. Martin minded that the regular Monthly week. Germany and Italy an opportunity with Godet in HamUton PoUce Court yes­ for arming and financing; and when Meeting of the Association will be THAT EXTRA SIXPENCE Captain Broom, of the Salvation terday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Far­ they state they are ready for war, THE LANE SISTERS — GALE PAGE held TOMORROW Wednesday, Janu­ Army, stated that two of the ac­ reU are charged under section 7 England is to say with a grandilo­ Hamilton, cused's chUdren had been taken from ary 18th, at 7.30 p.m. (1) of the ChUdren's Act, 1926, with quent flourish: "Gentlemen, the JEFFREY LYNN & JOHN GARFIELD Jan. 16, 1939. them and had so far caused no trou­ neglecting their chUdren in a manner honour of the first bomb is yours." ble for the Salvation Army, who took Two new star discoveries 6697ftu. Ukely to cause injury to their health. Better than that. Since Germany The Editor, them in. Only after they had been They entered pleas of not guilty. has but Uttle money and cannot Royal Gazette & Colonist Daily, pleaded with and given ferry tickets At 9.20 p.m. The four children, Charles Theo­ afford to support Jews, England is to did the two defendants go to see tl e The Annual Meeting of the Paget dore DeSUva (10), Linda Stella De­ lend that spiritual country millions, 14th CHAPTER OF SERIAL Dear Sit• children, and on that occasion Mr. Branch, Silva (9), HUda Marguerite DeSUva, and is also to take over the Jews and FarreU was drunk. (8), and Allan Franklyn Delano De­ find employment for them by putting ('The Jaws of Destruction") May I ask the indulgence of a smaU SUva (3), are aU chUdren of Mrs. Mrs. P. J. Baldwin teacher at the Bermuda Welfare Society space in your paper to air a matter another milUon EngUshmen on the FarreU by a previous marriage. The Woodland's School, gave evidence will be held in the Paget Church that has long rankled? dole. children wailed so persistently that that the three youngsters attended At 9.40 p.m. SCHOOLROOM on I refer, Mr. Editor, to the little It is aU so simple that I am mighti­ they were led out of Court at the school very irregularly. They had trick practised by our moving pic­ ly astonished men should spend beginning cf the proceedings. been sent home several times because Tuesday, January 24th ture monopoly, Bermuda General sleepless nights pondering over the Last showing of | Constable Frith was the first of they were not clean and were not Theatres, of sneaking an extra six­ matter at 8 p.m. I many witnesses to give evidence. dressed sufficiently, she said. Mrs. pence on to the general admission P.c. Frith said he had seen the three Baldwin's evidence concluded the Chairman: Mr. Vincent Frith, price whenever they think they case for the prosecution. "MOTHER CAREY'S CHICKENS" have a picture that can stand the eldest children walking about in oured man ("Spider" Kennedy) M.CP. higher charge. Pembroke, around Serpentine Road, CHILDREN UNMANAGEABLE worked for Mr. FarreU, they said. scantily clad. On chilly nights when On one occasion one of the chUdren Agenda Reports of work and Such a picture, "The Hurricane", the Constable was glad of a coat the Both the defendants placed the had run away and they had looked FLATTS VILLAGE THEATRE finance, Election of Officers and is now being shown in Hamilton. youngsters were going about with blame on the three oldest chUdren aU night for him. Mrs. FarreU said Committee. True, it is supposed to be a good pic­ I little clothing and with no shoes, saying they could not be managed. that when the children deserved "KENTUCKY MOONSHINE" "BORDER G-MAN" ture, and probably cost more to rent, Speakers: Miss Underhill, Mrs. J. locking as though they were cold, he They insisted they fed and clothed punishment they ran away to avoid but it is not a new picture by any 12th Chapter of Serial P. Hand. said. the chUdren, saying that the youngs­ it. means—it was released in the TJ.S. ters would not mind them. The The defendants caUed P.c. Mar­ also—On Stage 6700ftu. months ago. It is one of many fine VOLUNTARILY REPORTED chUdren were given three meals a shall Rogers as a witness. His tes­ "PEGGY"—The Wonder Dog pictures six months old or more day but would not eat them. They which we have yet to see in Bermuda Mr. Charles Vivian Redmond tes­ timony was accompanied by mut- were sent to school but frequently —films such as "The Buccaneer", tified he voluntarily reported the terings from Mr. and Mrs. FarreU. did not go, throwing their lunches RESULTS OF THE "PETTY'S" "Mad About Music", "Blockade", matter to the Police. Mr. Redmond The case was adjourned to Wed­ SPECIAL NOTICE away. not to mention the better M-G-M- stated that he had seen the children nesday afternoon at 2.15. The three Both Mr. and Mrs. FarreU admitted Due to circumstances beyond our control "Valley of ENGLISH FOOTBALL pictures which our unfortunate out up to midnight walking around older children were taken by the being drunk "once or twice" but de­ monopoly cannot afford to hire. with Uttle to protect them from the Salvation Army until the case is re­ The Giants" has been delayed and "Four Daughters" COMPETITION nied fighting and being drunk, as cold. One of the girls was shivering, sumed. Sobbing, Mrs. FarreU was In conclusion, Mr. Editor, may I often as witnesses had testified. They | led from the Court. Mr. FarreU said substituted. This picture is showing at The say that it is my candid opinion he said. On one occasion the witness Games Played Saturday, January 14, saw the three youngsters with a claimed they looked after the chil- they were not only prosecuting but Playhouse on Friday and Saturday. 1939. that no theatre in Bermuda is good dren as best they could. The col- I were persecuting his wife. enough, comfortable enough, or coloured man who was drunk. They went mto a store and Mr. Redmond anything else enough to wanant an First Prize: (17 Goals) £30. 0. 0. purchased some cakes for them. admission price of more than two 20-79. shillings for any picture. In fact Arthur HUton Dunstan told of one and six pence is plejaty for most going to the accuseds' house some Second Prize: (16 Goals) £12.10.0. of them, and the cheaper ones ex­ time ago and finding it in a "terri­ The Bermuda School of Dancing 22-79. hibited here aren't worth seeing at ble state". Mr. Dunstan said he Announces any price. Uved near the accused. One night Doai't Miss It!!! Third Prize: (15 Goals) £2. 10. 0 Each. Specially Arranged some time ago he was asked for a 8-79, 38-79, 41-79. Yours sincerely, box of matches by one of the girls, Ex-Movie Goer. who came to his house at about 10 BUSINESS GIRLS GROUP CLASS o'clock. The youngster said her LIMBERING EXERCISES — TAP DANCING 6684ftu. father wanted some matches, and Every Tuesday at 6.15 p.m. AIR TRAVEL mentioned something about one of Come Early — Dancing at 9 the chUdren being out. LADIES' KEEP FIT, CORRECT POSTURE EXERCISES One Way To Win Mon. and Fri. at 11 ajn. also Mon. and Wed. at 6.15 pjn. The foUowing passengers arrived The witness went up the road and Saturday by R.M.A. Cavalier from found the youngster with a Mr. ADULT BALLROOM CLASS "Some of your constituents are Port Washington, under the com­ Saints. Saints and the witness took Monday at 8 p.m. NO COVER NO MINIMUM disagreeing with you," informed the mand of Capt M. R. Alderson: the child to Mr. and Mrs. FarrelTs trusted lieutenant. JUNIOR BALLROOM CLASS Mr. Robert W. Southan, Mr. John house. After knocking and waiting "Well, keep tabs on them," in­ Saturday at 7.30 pjn. C. Edwards, Mr. Walter Wadson, Mr. five minutes, Mr. FarreU came to the Hamilton Terrace Grill structed the politician. "When George Ingham, Mr. and Mrs. Peter door naked and let them in. Both Private Lessons by Appointment. Tel. 1700. enough disagree with me to consti­ S. Fish, Mr. and Mrs. B. Bernei the accused were drunk. On being Principal: MME. SMITH, D.MA tute a reliable majority I'm going to Burgunder, Mr. Ernest A. Ledden. told to do so, Mr. FarreU put on some turn around and agree with them." The foUowing passengers arrived Saturday by U.S.A. Bermuda Clipper from Baltimore under the command of Captain A. E. La Porte: Mr. WilUam MUler, Mr. and Mrs. Milton HaUe. SOLID ROCK MAPLE The following pasengers departed Sunday for Port Washington and Why not come in and let us show you the new 1939 features of this ever popular Baltimore by TJ.S.A. Bermuda Clip- bedroom furniture so that you too can be a proud owner of a suite that has style, per under the command of Capt. A. E. La Porte: quality and durability. Mr. W. Simon, Mr. A. B. Zink, Mr. and Mrs. H. DeWitt Smith, Mr. W. RockefeUer, Miss N. Smith, Mr. CHESLEY E. WHITE and Mrs. P. C. Tag, Mr. William 6614QQth.ei.tow. Pullman, Mr. W. T. Miller. THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY. TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1939. Page 3

YOUR GOOD HEALTH

Tuberculosis, Which Kills 70,000 Annually, Controlled By Sanitarium Care By CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN, M.D. %or a 'Man A LL through the ages tubercu- began to attract attention, and th< J^elmont \WCanor ** losis has been one of the great idea of sanitarium treatment de­ scourges of mankind. In former veloped into the Trudeau Sanitar­ years any one who developed tu­ ium at Saranac Lake. This became berculosis vas doomed not only to the forerunner of hundreds which and Qolf Glub death, but to have sprung up all over the coun­ to cDress SKis 3$>est months and try. years of suffer­ Now sanitarium care is recog­ ing. Now, much nized as tbe only safe and success­ of this is ful method of treatment. Sanitar­ changed. ium care isolates tbe sick from the In 18 8 2. well, thus preventing tbe spread of Indian Cashmere — soft, rich, beautiful — Koch discov- the disease. e r e d and The treatment has become high­ is one of the most precious of the rarer wools. ANNUAL SPEY ROYAL proved that ly successful if begun in time. this disease Every year, thousands who have From the remote Himalayan highlands it finds its was caused by received treatment return to work. TOURNAMENT a germ and as There are two most important way across the world to be fashioned by skilled a result could factors which must be regarded if b e prevented treatment is to be successful The Scotch weavers into the finest clothes a man can January 22nd and cured. It first is early discovery and diag­ DR. CHRISMAN would be im- nosis of the disease and the other buy. At Smith's, specialists in Cashmere, we offer possible to is to start treatment immediately enumerate the vast number of after the diagnosis is made. a very complete stock of this luxurious wool in the 27 Holes Team Competition methods of treatment. Koch made I am writing about treatment in a serum, tuberculin, which was a sanitarium. Unfortunately, there sort of apparel which marks the well dressed, Team of Six Players landed as a cure only to have it are not nearly enough of these in­ disproven in a short time. A vast stitutions. Every institution could successful man. FOUR BEST AGGREGATE SCORES TO WIN number of drugs have been advo­ be doubled and trebled in si_e and cated. as many more erected and still Guests of Hotels and Members of Clubs For a long time, exercise, fresh each would hzv* a wapitis Bsfc. air and "Go West" to Colorado. This is now cur jctesi ;*roi)s?m. are invited to enter Arizona, or New Mexico, was pro­ Why not trest theia at humc? moted as a sure cure, only to have There are many >6-_ci_s. Fsrsl. Trophies for All Members of the Winning Team the victims fall by the wayside. they cannot be iaol»t«d and .he Indian Cashmere Yet, much has been accomplished. other members of fhou are people side bsr side. who arw weB and vifforous. lire In 1880, Trudeau, a victim of tbe temprfltion U great to try to do disease demonstrated in his own mere than you should, whr-n you See the Cashmere display case that it was not necessary to feel better far a day or two. and go West, that exercise was not thus undo all the work of days ef in our Queen Street window. good fbrluns tuberculosis, but that rest. rest, good food and fresh air was Dr. Chrisman writes about OUR "DAY WELL SPENT" the best treatment. His experience tuberculosis again, totnorrota. GOLF - SWIM IN POOL - LUNCHEON MAIN STORE Inclusive Ticket $3.00 done more than all the rest of the BRITAIN AND AMERICA world to form the conception of this (Also in our St. Qeorge's store) democracy, and to make it what it is in their own countries, inventing By R. A. Scott James the model which has been copied elsewhere. Mr. Stanley may lightly If Mr. Joseph Kennedy, American brush aside the community of his­ Ambassador in London, following the tory, but there are certain common MURRAY GRISS example of the American Ambassa­ elements in their history which and his Dance Music dor in Bernard Shaw's play, "The cannot be neglected. Apple Cart," applied for the admis­ * * * EVERY EVENING (except Sunday) AT 9.30 sion of the United States to member­ ship of the British Empire, English­ The British constitution, which men would undoubtedly be disturb­ grew, differs very much from the ISHED 1889 66620Tm.e.i.tp_. ed, because in spite of their great United States constitution which admiration for America and their was made. But both sprang from the sense of kinship they are not ready same experience. First, they have to be annexed. both inherited the same fundamen­ It would be a great safeguard to tals of law, which in essence were Britain to belong to an empire in 200 years ago what they are today. *rhich the United States was the The fair administration of law and CHEAP BUTTER FOR THE predominant influence; but there is acceptance of submission to law are The Palm Garden Restaurant deep-seated elements in British and still a nationalism in Britain just POOR ."muda's famous out of door Restaurant with a as there is in America which cherishes American democracy, and are not Reputation for serving, its separateness and could not easily affected by the fact that various A Treat For Gourmets adapt itself to double harness. new and different laws have been Government Plan Works Well Lobsters, Turtle Soup, Steaks, and Fins. passed in the two countries, or that Sea Foods, and Native Delicacies. Steaks, Speaking at a dinner of the Amer- some lawless elements may have JOHANNESBURG.—With four mil- Chops, and Chicken Dishes. fn Society in London, Mr. Oli/er crept in. Stanley, President of the British Uon pounds of butter being distri­ "CREPES BUZETTES" Specially Arranged Salad, and Sandwich Menus. Board of Trade, refused to say all Then again, both have the same buted to the poor and needy each or Table De Hote Service the polite things that are often said early reUgious history, which ex­ year at less than half the ordinary Cocktails Wines on ceremonial occasions. He recog­ perienced the Reformation and the retafl prices, the Government's gradual assertion of sectarian rights State-aided butter scheme is proving by WM for dancing in tne Garden or Tropical Grill by nized that he was walking on a road "slippery with the soft soap of gen­ and freedoms. Both have grown up itself one of the most popular and Berrie Browns Native Orchestra to an acquaintance with and assi­ useful of social welfare services. Atmosphere Courtesy Service erations of postprandial speakers." ERNEST He refused to talk glibly about a milation of the Uterature and pre­ Distribution is constantly growing, cepts of the Bible, and to this must "common race," since the United and only financial limitations re­ These and many other rare § THE NEW WINDSOR HOTEL States had absorbed many millions be attributed not only the stress on strict its scope. of persons from non-British races; the rights of the individual, but also It is probable that the Govern­ "flambe" delicacies prepared ican or European Plan with Breakfast. Foi attractive that humanitarianism which is so rates Phene 1142 or about a "common history," since ment may decide to extend the scope for you at your own table there had been 200 years of separate conspicuous among the masses of of the scheme in the near future, history; or even about "common the people in the United States and because of the growing demand for in the interests," since the 3,000 miles that Britain. Again, the divine rights oJ State-aided butter. separated the two countries could kings, successfuUy contested by the This butter, the ordinary grades ^she not be overlooked. EngUsh people in the Great Rebel- sold in retail stores and dairies, is Uon, was contested in America in sold under the scheme at 6d., 5d., He found himself compelled to the War of Independence. and 4d. per lb. for the first, second Silver Grill e______i_iiate many pious sentiments Slhow J^each TKotel The democracy of Great Britain and third grades respectively. Were and many fallacies which tend to it not for the scheme, this butter create an Illusion of unity before he and the United States and its dis­ tinctive humanitarian attributes would have been exported oversea, Paget concluded in discovering, after all, and the difference between the i "a fundamental unity in a commun­ have the same origins and became fixed in the character of the peoples oversea price and the amount paid \ complete Hotel Resort, operated in the manner of a ity of ideals which nothing could under the scheme is provided by Bermudiana Hole destroy." These he described as a before they drifted apart. In in­ smart Club numerable respects they have since | the Government in the form of a belief in the individual and his right subsidy. 669M[«Ilu.citp. One of Bermuda;; finest Beaches, Golfcourse, Tenniscourt to freedom and justice, a belief in become more and more different. But the fundamental quaUties which The butter is sold to needy per­ Stables social relationships based on toler­ sons either through the Health De­ ance and agreement, and a belief in count most for common action in Dancing eve ry evening in the Grill International international affairs and a common partments or Municipahties, or peace. effort to preserve civilization, are through specially appointed dis­ Hilbert Serbin and the Elbow Beach Orchestra * * * roday conspicuously and powerfully tribution committees, or through Restricted Clientele Formal Attire Mr. Kennedy in a speech which present. selected charitable organisations. «3 6442~tii eitp. followed summed up the character­ Because that is so there is the basis In October, 1934r6, 59,000 lbs. of but­ PRINCES! istics of American democracy. It for getting round obstacles to mu­ ter was distributed under the recognizes, he said, the inviolability tual trade, for making agreements, scheme. In October, 1937, this figure of individuality, respects the rights for understanding each other's dif­ had grown to 307,800 lbs., while last of minorities, permits no interfer­ ficulties, and shaping poUcy broadly month it reached the record ag­ ence with freedom of worship, in­ so that the two countries may pur­ gregate of 399,200 lbs. . . you can count on finding friends TENNIS AT ITS BEST sists on the Impartial administra­ sue poUcies conducive to world peace Apart from butter, an average of In the blue tiled pool in the morning tion of the law, protects the weak 151,000 gaUons of milk is being dis­ and co-operation. It is certain that In the Terrace Room for lunch Available for play from Wednesday, against the strong, and while con­ Great Britain and America cannot tributed to schoolchildren per firming citizens in the enjoyment go to war. To what is that certitude month as weU.—SAMP. In the Marine Grill for dancing and supper. 18th, two new "Bassite" tennis courts, a of their rights requires them also to due? To an understanding which "Bob" McGrew and his Orchestra perform their duties- must lead to more understanding.— are back again in the brightest spot after dark new surface considered the best possible Now that might seem to be a fair Christian Science Monitor. for local conditions. statement of the ideals of demo­ THE MARINE GRILL cracy in general, rather than of purely American democracy. Ger- $1.00 per hour per court tainly it is exactly applicable to the •Vaseline! vr ideal of British democracy. But Trade Mark Reserve booking 25c. one must recognize also that much flflenburys The Associated Board of this doctrine would until recently HAIR TONIC of The Royal Schools of Music, London have been accepted in theory by most \SriPASTILLES KEEPS TOUR HAIR Regulation Tennis Dress Required civilized western countries; though SMOOTH UL DAT NOTICE TO TEACHERS today it is sharply at variance with the doctrines preached and practised I am informed by the Board that Mr. K Kendall in all the totaUtarian States, Com­ IT'S NICE TO Taylor, Hon. A.R.C.M., •will arrive in Bermuda on the munist, National Socialist, or Fas­ >6ET DP IN ^ 5th May next to examine candidates in practical subjects. CORAL BEACH CLUB cist. THE MORNING 5 Teachers will note that the examinations will take place But Britain and America are not AFTER TAKING 2 several weeks earlier than usual. Tennis — Tea or Luncheon — Surf merely alike in virtue of their demo­ '•^aSfSS'' Obtainable from all chemlsti, •tor«i, etc., throughout B.W.I CARTER'S § R. C. HOLLIS HALLETT, 6|069t-w. cracy. What is far more fundamen- LITTLE LIVER PILLS i tal is that these two countries have p3.B_1.38 3 Hon. Local Representative. .

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Allls Chalm. Mfg 431 Sterling « -714 Am. Car & Foundy 31 Abitibi pf .__ -171 Explosions In England Call Am. & For. Pow. 31 BeU Telephone 168 Am. & For. Pow. pf TJnq Braz. Tract. , 83 For Official Investigation Am. Locomotive 27 Brit. Am. Ofl — 221 Am. Power & Lt 6i B.C. Pow. A . 54 Am. Radiator 161 Bathurst Paper A. *J LONDON, Jan. 16. (Reuter).—In ss^SP^m^- Am. Rolling Min 19* Build. Prod i5 Ireland the I.R.A. (the Ulegal Irish ^Lmsm Am. Smelt. & Ref 485 Can. Car. Unq. RepubUcan Army) are about to make psKCSsasossss; m m Am. Sugar tTnq Con. Paper Com. 64 an effort to set up a repubUc. AU Am. TeL & Tel 152 Cons Smelt. _. 564 Am. Water Works 13i Dom. Bridge Unq. over Eire and Northern Ireland yes­ Anaconda Copper 32J Donnaconna Paper — 5 terday appeared posters signed by Assoc. Dry Goods 9 Ford Can 221 six I.R.A. leaders calling upon Eng­ announces the opening Atchison 38i Gynsum . 53 land to withdraw her armed forces Hirman Walker 484 Atlantic Refining 221 and institutions from every part of •MR Auburn TJnq Imperial OU — 165 1 Baldwin Loco 151 Intl. Nickel 531 the country. WW ^m Baltimore & Ohio 71 IntL Power 1st pf. . 76 The posters say the I.R.A. is about «___«_•_!* ^PHP?J TO-DAY Barnsdall Cp. A 17? Massey-Harris 6? to make an effort to compel British if* /^m^^m McCol. Front. 6? Bendix Avia. 26 evacuation and to set up a repubUc, Bethlehem Steel 73? Montreal Pow. 301 of their Branch Store Boeing Plane 30i Natl. Brew 42 nd they caU upon aU Irishmen at Borg Warner TJnq Natl. Steel Car ___™ 58 home and abroad to help. Eudd Mfg 71 Power Corp . 11? Tcday in England several explos­ Price Bros. 174 Caterpillar Tractor 45| ions occurred in various parts of the The Celanese 221 Price Bros. pf. Unq. Ches. & Ohio 36| St. Law. Cp. pf. _, 14 country and Scotland Yard detectives hrysler Corp. 751 Shawingan 22 are considering the possibiUty that Columbia Gas & Elec _. 7? Steel of Canada . 75 they may have had some poUtica Com & Southern 1§ Can. Bank Com 174 -Significance. W English Tweed and Sweater Congoleum 29 Bank of Mont 220 Consol. Edison 32 Bank of NS. „._ 301 In Manchester three explosions ConsoL OQ 83 Royal Bank of Can 190 occurred in the streets in the centre of Shop Contl. Corp , TJnq the city. One man was killed and Contl. Can 413 two persons were injured. Holes Contl. OU of D 29* TORONTO MINING were blown in the roads and many Corn Prod. Ref 653 on Pitts Bay Road Crown Zell - 13? QUOTATIONS windows were broken. About the pi-_® Curtis-Wright ~ 61 same time—6 a.m.—an explosion Curtis-Wright "A" 25i occurred in London in a Southwark opposite Bermudiana Hotel Aldermac 45 Delaware & Hundson .... 22& street outside a building of the Richness Perfectly Styled ! DeL Lack & West 63 Anglo-Can. Unq Douglas Air _ 703 Bankfield 314 Central Electricity Board which 6687CCtu. Dupont 149 Bidgood Kirk. ______25 houses a control room for the South- Elec. Auto-lite — 321 Bralorne „ 11.15 East of England. There were no cas­ Elec. Power & Lt Hi Brown Ofl . ~5 ualties and the electricity service Rich indeed is this finest of fine Indian Buff. Ankerite „.. Unq Erie R. R. -_ 13 was not interfered with. Again Kashmir. Tailored by John Barran's Elec. Boat 13? CaL and Ed 2.28 Foster Wheeler 273 Can. Malartic 1.00 a number of windows in nearby hous­ master tailors into smart Sport Jackets Cent. Patricia 2.65 Gen. Electric 403 es were smashed by the force of the for men. Indeed a luxurious garment. Particular Gen. Foods Corp 383 Chrom. Smelt Unq explosion. Gen. Motors 47i Conarium _.„______„.„ 1.53 In conservative plain Sac Models, Single Davis _, 45 In the North-West of London, Glenn Martin 32 Breasted and Double Breasted. Our Smokers Prefei Goodrich Rub. _ 22! Dome 32.00 at Harlesden, a simUar type of ex­ Goodyear Rub 34 East Malartic 2.35 plosion occurred at a bridge carrying collection includes unusual weaves of Granby 6J Eldorado ,_ 2.12 power cables over the Grand Junc­ Fal. Bridge 5.30 NAVY BLUE HERRINGBONE, COCOA Great North, pf. _ _• 27J tion Canal. No-one was injured, CIGARETTES Gt. West Sugar 251 Goldslake 25 BROWN, BROWN and WHITE but the bridge was damaged. Houdaille "B" 153 Gunnar Gold „.______.. HERRINGBONE, as well as GREY and They're extra mild, extra satisfying, Houston Ofl TJnq Hardrock „ - i: and they're British Hudson Motor Car 73 Harker . , 10 DUBLIN, Jan. 16. (CP)—RepubUcan I WHITE. And in the same luxurious Hupp Motor Car - _ TJnq HolUnger 14.50 placards demanding the evacuation fabric Top Coats in raglan or set in Indus. Rayon _ TJnq Howey Gold ______Unq of British a-tined forces from aU In 10's 20's and 50's Hudson Bay 34.75 sleeves. All sizes and in three fittings. Insp. Copper _._ 1-i Ireland were posted yesterday in Intl. Harvester _ _ 541 Jellicoe 123 Good for a variety of valua­ Intl. Nickel (Can.) 52? Keer-Addison 1.90 Dublin, Cork and around KUlainey, SAVE THE COUPONS ble GIFTS; or for CASH Intl. Paper .,,. 121 Kirk Lake _. 1.35 as weU as in many parts of Northern redeemable at office of:— Intl. Paper pf 46 Lake Shore :_ „.... 48.95 Ireland. The bills described the Intl. Tel. & TeL 9 Leitch Gold 81 "proclamation by the Irish RepubU­ JOHNSON & COOPER, LTD Kennecott Cop 39;. lit. Long Lac. „ 3.55 The Jacket £ 8. 0. 0 Mclntyre 54.00 can Government and the Irish Re­ 6632Cr .tu. to 30.6.39 Lambert 154 s Loews, Inc. 50 Mack Red Lake 1.24 pubUcan Army" both as illegal. Mack Truck 27 MeWatters . 66 The Eire and Northern Ireland pla­ The Top Coat £16. 0. 0 Macy , 401 Macassa -,.. . 5.80 cards bore a reproduction of the pro­ Math. Alk . TJnq MacLoed-Cockshutt 2.90 clamation issued by the leaders of Mining Corp. , Unq Mid-Con. Pet. — 153 the 1916 Irish rebeUion, and they Montgomery Ward 49 Moneta 1.41 also dealt with Irish history between Motor Products TJnq Noranda 80.50 NO REGRETS Murray Corp. .— 7? O'Brien . 2.90 1916 and the truce of 1921. Nash-Kelvinator ™___._. 83 Oro Plata _.. Unq NatL Cash Register 25 Fam. Porcu. 4.50 Natl. Dairy Prod 12? Pend Oreille ..•••,••„.,. _ 1.73 Natl. Dist _ 263 Perron 1.66 IMPORTS AND EXPORTS When you Natl. Power & Lt. 8? Pickle Crow . * 5.20 Natl. Steel 76i Pioneer ..._ _»_. ___^„_. 2.60 use Smiths New Haven „ _. 1 PoweU Rouyn 2.22 DECLINE IN U.K. N.Y. Central 193 Preston Dome 1.65 Marine North Amer. Co. 234 Read Authier Unq. North. Pacifie ___.- - 123 RoyaKte Ofl 41 Wholesale Prices Drop, Cause Paints and Omnibus . 161 San Antonio . _. 1.30 Packard Motor Car 43 Shawkey _____ Unq. Half the Decrease Varnishes. Paramount Pie. 121 Sherritt-Gordon .„ 127 Paramount Pic. pf. _S? Siscod 1.43 Penn. RR 22 Slad

NO TERRITORIAL AIMS IN GRENADA HEARS FURTHER THE HARBINGER OF PEACE SPAIN, MUSSOUNI TELLS TESTIMONY ON ISLAND'S LOCAL AND FOREIGN SPORTING NEWS NEW YORK, January 16. (Special ECONOMIC CONDITION to the Royal Gazette)—Less than BRITISH PREMIER 10 per cent of the New York World's Fair 1939 remains to be built, Grover II Duce Gives Envoy View On British Economist 'Staggered' A. Whalen, president of the Fair ANNUAL TENNIS TOURNEY M.C.C. BEAT BORDER XI BY Corporation, reported on Sunday. Intervention—Rome-Berlin At Doctor's Salary With 107 days stiU to go before TO COMMENCE TODAY NINE WICKETS the opening on April 30 the $155,- Axis Is Italian Policy GRENADA, Jan. 16. (CP)—This 000,000 Exposition is stUl ahead of weekend further evidence was taken schedule, Mr. Whalen declared. Opening Matches in B.L.T.C. South African Side Loses LONDON, Jan. 16. (Renter).—It by the Royal Commission, after their "This harbinger of 'peace and pro­ was learned In London today that retum from Carriacou and Union. gress ta the World of Tomorrow,' " Championships at Stadium Last 5 Wickets for 53 during the Koine talks between the The Colonial Treasurer and Secretary, he said, "wiU open on the 150th British and Italian Prime Ministers Agricultural Superintendent and anniversary of George Washington's Nineteen singles matches, in both EAST LONDON, Monday—(CP)— and Foreign Ministers, Signor Mus­ Land Settlement Officer were sub­ inauguration on the balcony of the men's and ladies' divisions, wiU The Border XI lost their last five solini re-affirmed his support for the jected to a categorical examination. Federal Hall at Broad and WaU be played this afternoon when the wickets for 53 runs today and were Mediterranean status quo and again The crowd present at the hearing Streets." Bermuda Lawn Tennis Club's annual defeated by the touring Marylebone assured Mr. Chamberlain he had showed great interest when Dr. Mary With work on the l,216|-acre invitation tournament opens at the Cricket Club by nine wickets. The no territorial aims either in Spain or Blacklock examined the Colomal Fair grounds 90 per cent completed, drum. The first matches are South African side, after being dis­ Spanish possessions, Secretary on the meagre appropria­ the Fair Corporation itself has vir­ cheduled for two o'clock, and the missed for 121 in the first innings, tion annually of £120 for chUd and tuaUy wound up its construction en-tout-cas courts wiU be in use made 222 for five wickets in the ROME, Jan. 16. (Reuter).—An ac­ maternity welfare. Dr. Blacklock programme and is now ta the "clean all afternoon. second innings before play closed count of the Rome talks which is said she gathered that the majority up and poUsh" stage. Exhibit buUd­ re Club championships, the men's yesterday. They went out quickly believed to have been written by Sig­ of the island's charitable work was ings have been embeUished with dies' singles, men's and ladies' today, however, and the M.C.C. had ner Mussolini himself appears in the private endeavour and entirely vol­ murals, statuary and aU the colours s and mixed doubles, wiU be only to make 77 runs to win. The organ of the Foreign Office, The In- untary. She asked whether the Gov­ of the rainbow; startUng Ughting : in the tournament. Brow- M.C.C. scored 320 in the first innings formazione Diplomatica. ernment would consider increasing effects have been realized; 10,000 i, winner of the men's singles and 79 for one wicket in the second. According to this article, Signor the milk supply for chUdren who had trees and 2,000,000 other plants are , and Billy Freisenbruch, Evans and DowUng, who were not MussoUni warned Mr. Chamberlain help frcm the Welfare League. In ta the ground, and the famed Trylon i, will play in matches fo­ out with 72 and 60 respectively at Italy would resume her freedom of conclusion she said that, whUe 1937 and Perisphere have shed their scaf­ und Freisenbruch are also the close yesterday, were dismissed action if foreign help on a large scale had been a prosperous year, there folding and are being prepared with­ holders of the doubles for 88 and 61 today. Wilkinson was were sent to the Barcelona Govern­ was no marked increase to this pro­ in for the dramatic theme exhibit the most successful M.C.C. bowler, ment during the next few weeks. vision. Later she inquired into the of "Democracity." ;chedule for play today fol­ taking four wickets for 63 runs. If such help were given, Italy would orphan and industrial school which On avenues radiating from this F-ioto "ov Ira I_. j_mi) lows : Perks took three for 86. hold the non-intervention poUcy was being buUt, and what share the theme centre some 1,400 leading AFFIANCED.—Miss Jean Baldridge, daughter of Wc. and Mrs. J. Lakin 2.00 p.m.—F. Hewitt v. G. F. Brown, Edrich made 50 not out of the tour­ had failed and was at an end. Government was taking. industrial, commercial and profes­ Baldridge, of "Burnt House," Warwick and Ithaca; N.Y., whose engagement ig v. Miss Hester Jones. ists' 79 runs today. Hutton was dis­ Signor MussoUni is said to have The Colonial Secretary ta his re­ sional organizations are setting up to Mr. John Eliot Cutter, son of Mr. and Mrs. EUot Cutter, of New York . W. H. D. Nichols v. Mrs. E. missed for a "duck," his being the added Italy's troops would leave plies said that the school was purely their exhibits — exhibits which in and Westhampton, L.L, has been announced. Miss Baldridge was graduat­ Zuill. only wicket to fall. Spam on two conditions: aU volun­ their entirety and aside from their ed from Rosemary HaU, Greenwich, Conn. Mr. Cutter attended the unofficial and would take years to Adirondack-Florida and Berkshire Schools. Mr. .T.-I __. otic teers must have been withdrawn educational aspects, promise to rival irents, Mann v. Miss Rita Tucker. complete. usuaUy spend the Winter in Bermuda. is S. West v. Miss G. Triming- SYDNEY, Monday, (CP)—There from the Government side, and bel- Other matters were thoroughly the Amusement Area as entertain­ am. was no play today in the Sheffield Ugerent rights must have been grant­ investigated, such as the minimum ment attractions. |-, p.m. —J. Hutchings Fisher | Shield match between New South ed to GeneraUssimo General Franco, wage and district boards. Novel exhibits ta course of prepar­ Wales and South AustraUa at Sydney, Insurgent leader. Dr. L. S. Morgan asserted that ation include: a working model of Audrey Bertles Miss M. owing to rain. Signor MussoUni is again reported doctors in the local medical service a rocket gun, the largest model raU- Hair Experts Now Find Yesterday, New South Wales to have said the Spanish question should start at a salary of £800. road ever buUt; puppet manufacture iwn v. Miss Hef- scored 246, South AustraUa replying created the mam obstacle between Hubert Henderson, Economist Com­ of automobiles; a blcck-long dior­ 'Exotic' Allure In Brunettes with 116 for two wickets. Bradman, France ard Italy, and Italo-French missioner, was frankly staggered. ama of New York; a half-mile auto i v. Mrs. P. Harron. the South AustraUan captain who relations cannot be reviewed untU ride—ta a buU-tag; creation of ar­ He said that he did not know a pro­ By JACQUELINE HUNT Freisenbruch v. Miss has made a century in each of his the war in Spain is over. MeanwhUe, fession where an inexperienced prac­ tificial Ughtntag; animated charac­ it is no use talking about arbitration, ters from "AUce in Wonderland;" OTHING is as fickle as fashion dyed an "ebony blue," but it does J. Gourlay. five innings this season, was not out titioner was so handsomely remun­ N —or as the International Hair­ contain thoughts of wisdom, some ; B. Holmes v. R. with 22 when yesterday's play closed. mediation or conferences between erated. An EngUsh doctor after a fuU-scale street intersection of dressers Association,a group which of which should be considered, Burrows. four or even three powers. graduating hardly started with more the World of Tomorrow, and a per­ recently censured Greta Garbo for especiaUy by the older woman who Commenting on this statement, fume fountain. her long, straight bob. At the same must compete in the business nbruch v. R. Taylor. than £200, Doctor Morgan favoured time it praised world. T. Mowbray v. A. Barton. ENGLISH RUGBY UNION The Informazione Diplomatica again a state medical service with free In the Government Zone sixty- b 1 on des and The younger girl, unless she is _r v. M. Sliekman. denies the rumour that Italy had attention for the labouring classes, three nations, including the United advised every an actress or a professional model, 4.15 p.m.—-R. Lusher v. F. Gosling. RESULTS ON SATURDAY been asking Great Britain to mediate also a federated West Indian medical States, are seeking to outdistance girl, if not to should leave her hair "as is." She between France and Italy. Finally, bleach, at least can heighten the contrast between ; v. winner Hutchings v. service as an incentive for promotion, each other ta speed of construction to brighten her her skin and hair and can bring LONDON, Monday—(CP)—EngUsh Signor Mussolini is said to have been but more inclined to the study, and ta lavish outpourings of mil­ shining locks out her personaUty better, how­ I:.Rugb y Union matches played on emphatic the Rome-Berlin axis was leaving the centre to England rather lions of dollars for displays. "Around to be in tune ever, by more faithful care of her ibruch v. winner Hewitt Saturday resulted as foUows: and would remain the basis of Italian than the West Indies, because of the world ta 80 minutes" promises with rich new own locks. Healthy hair is nearly v. Brown. Bath 6 Northampton 0 poUcy. fabrics and ro- always clear and bright in tone the greater facilities afforded. to be the slogan of this 100-acre m a n t i c fall and appears darker than the same '. Ward v. W. GosUng. Bedford 23 Coventry 1 6 zone, whUe a further trip around D. PARIS, Jap. 16. (Reuter)—Signor Dr. Cochrane, S.M.O., suppUed fashions. shade of hair that bias lost its lus­ chardson v. winner Cooper Birkenhead P. 0 Guy's Hospital 6 this country wiU be provided by ter from neglect. Gayda, the authoritative ItaUan the vital statistic on health. The But now the Shekman. Blackheath 3 Harlequins 12 writer, to a newspaper article yester­ exhibits of 34 states concentrated association ap- The older woman whose position Union teachers stressed the diffi­ demands a vibrant personaliti^and Bristol 6 The Army 3 day maintained France had been for the most part ta the Ct^rt of proves Joan culties of staffing for the training B e n n e t t's a smart, weU-groomed appearance DINGHY CLUB & POLICE Gloucester 8 Leicester 3 openly Intervening in Spain for the States. * of teachers to vocational education. MISS HUNT about- face at all times, should heed seriously Old Mer. Taylors 8 19 the new suggestion to "make your Cambridge u! past two years. In Le Populaire Greater recreational faculties were The 280-acre Amusement Area from pale WIN BILLIARDS MATCHES PoUce 9 Royal Air F. 11 shlmmery blonde locks to a new hair darker." Many older women, today M. Blum, the French SociaUst needed and meals for needy chUdren. has begun to mushroom up, with Richmond 16 United Services 9 deep black caUed "ebony blue." when their hair begins to gray, leader, attacks ItaUan poUcy in Spain This delegation expressed their ob­ twenty-five concessions already bur­ make the serious mistake of hav­ Rosslyn Park 3 London Scot. 8 Joan's reason for dyeing her hair Lead in Inter-Club Billiards and says the French frontier should jection on reUgious grounds to the geoning ta steel, timber, lath and was a practical one—her naturally ing their hair bleached to conceal St. Bart's Hos. 8 Wasps 9 the gray streaks. This move usu­ be re-opened. M. Blum yesterday suggestion by Mr. Henderson that plaster and fifty others about to be blonde hair, round face and milky St. Mary's Hos. 12 London Welsh 3 complexion gave ber a childlike ally defeats Its purpose. 1939 "A" Leape Competition had an interview with M. Daladier, the birth rate be controUed as a check launched. Here is to be found a The complexion tones of the Aberavon 6 Mountain Ash 6 appearance that limited her roles the Frime Minister, and the two are to the economic pressure, which ap­ 250-foot Parachute Jump, rides of to simple girlish parts. She could older woman change. Her skin ing their matches on Tuesday, Bridgend 12 Pontypool 3 sometimes becomes dull and sal­ beUeved to have discussed the Span­ peared to be increasing. every known variety, novel shows be pale and lovely but not dramat­ • 10, the HamUton Dinghy Cross Keys 9 Penarth 0 ish question. and walkthrus, cabarets and night ic. Her new hair shade enables her low. When this happens, bleached H. H. PUgrim, Inspector of Schools, hair drains away any color that b and the Police Recreation Club LlaneUy 0 Cardiff 0 clubs, spectacles and a dozen vil­ to play more sophisticated parts— Geneva, Jan. 16. (CP)—Great Bri­ suppUed information on the primary makes her more dashing and ex­ remains in her cheeks, accenting i lead in the Bermuda Inter- (Abandoned after 60 mins) lages ranging from a ChUdren's tain and France were reported last and secondary systems. C. F. P. otic. the saUowness. Other mature skins ub BiUiards 1939 "A" League Neath 5 Maesteg 0 World to Merrie England. tend to become florid and bleached night to be threshing out a scheme Renwick urged the extension of the Joseph Battale, president of the ion with two points each. (Abandoned after 60 mins) Hairdressers Association, is en­ hair intensifies this condition, too for giving Italy free port privUeges sugar industry and assured the Operating staffs are already pre­ Dyeing is the sensible solution da War Veterans' Associa- Newport 3 Swansea thusiastic over brunettes. He says, at Djibouti, French SomaUland, and Commission that success was ex­ paring for a million visitors on open­ The hah may be dyed in the orig­ i lost to the Dinghy Club INTERNATIONAL TRIAL "Miss Bennett has put into effect at Seila, British Somaliland. Lord pected from the drive to stimulate ing day and the averages of 300,000 a truth about women's beauty inal shade, or if the hah was loints to 461, and the Old HaUfax and M. Georges Bonnet, here daily thereafter. Outside surveys which we, as hairdressers, have rather light or drab to start with }lub, which lost to the PoUce Scotland 8 The Rest li the banana industry, with the co­ long known—that a woman with it • can be dyed a slightly darker for the opening today of the League operation of the Government. indicate the Fair is too conservative shade than the original. . have one point each. Monitor Travel talks by M. Le Tour of Nation's CouncU session, met to estimating total attendance at dark hair is a more vibrant. Uving breaks made last personality than when she is Sometimes miracles can be and talked about the Fascist African only 60,000,000. blonde, and for an actress as for brought about with one of the new j were P.C. Frank Ford's 37 VINES ANDBUDGE EVEN ambitions. —o— other women, this is extremely im­ hair tones that do not change the Detective Sergeant G. Smith ROYAL DUES ABATED original shade of the hair but o portant." der of the Old Colony Club j IN TENNIS SERIES Defining the Lyric This story doesn't mean that serve to "tone in" the graying breaks of 20. every fair-haired or in-between hairs so they are not at all no­ It is hard enough being king of girl should dash to the nearest ticeable, but give the effect of the Bermuda War Veter- MINNEAPOLIS, Monday—(CP)— AUSTRALIAN BUSH FIRES even one country these days, when It is not easy to derive a deftaiticn hairdresser's and have her hair highUghts. I will play a home Ellsworth Vines, the world's profes­ QUENCHED BY RAINS almost every nation has a MussoUni of the lyric which will satisfy every­ the St. George's Ath- sional tennis champion, evened the or a Baldwin to keep royalty to its one. The Greeks, of course, used! the Old Colony Club score in his exhibition series with place; but to be king of half a dozen the term "lyric" to mean a pcem New World Seeks 'Hymn I METEOROLOGICAL NOTES wiU be at h erne to the Har oUton Don Budge by winnmg a three-set 66 Deaths Caused By Flames countries at once is more than sung by a single voice to the accom­ Dinghy Club. match on Saturday 2—6, 6—2, 6—4. ought to be asked of any man. paniment of the lyre, and thus in Of PeaCe' January 16th. Vines and Budge, the former Davis Last TuesdEly' s s cores were: MELBOURNE, Aus.. Jan. 16. (Reu­ King George VI has disciplined him­ the Greek conception music and H.D. Club vs. B.W.V.A. Cup star, have each won four Barometer- ter)—The disastrous Australian bush self weU to the sacramental and re­ personal note were inherent ta the (By a Staff Correspondent of The 1017.0 millibars E. G. Gray. 150 J. Aitken 126 matches. 8.00 a.m.. fires are now being checked by a presentative functions he is expected term. Today we expect lyric poetry Christian Science Monitor) 30.03 inches .150 115 to sing and to be subjective, just 0. Darrell C VaUis welcome and unexpected rain which to perform at home, but his trip to 8.00 p.m.. 1005 2 miUibars H. Tucker, Jr.. 150 Barber.... 116 Canada this spring will entail a whole as a ballad sings and is objective. MARKSMAN COMPETITION lias been falling steadily over most LIMA, Peru.—Don Joaquin Leiva, 29.68 inches A. Williams.... 150 Goldring... 104 districts stiU threatened by fire. new set of problems. For instance, The poet's personal reaction to some­ thing visuaUzed or imagined is a Delegate of Salvador to the Eighth Wind— The temperature has also dropped it appears that any King of Canada .15 mi. perhr- SECOND STAGE TONIGHT fundamental quaUty of most lyrics. Pan-Americar Conference, stressed 8.00 a.m. E 600 461 considerably. visiting his dominion is entitled to 21 mi. per hr. Occasionally, however, some excel­ the value of inculcating a love of Noon N.E. xE This has helped the fire figliters tribute of two live elk and two live .44 mi.perhr. Police R.C. O.C. ClHb The second stage in the Bermuda lent lyrics are so purely art for art's democracy and peace in children 8.00p.m W considerably, and at least one town beaver from the Governor and Com­ 70 P.C. F. Ford 150 C. Mann 53 Miniature Rifle Association's 1939 sake that the vision seems entirely when he introduced the project fcr Max. Temp, for 24 hrs.. that was expecting destruction has pany of Adventurers of England Trad­ 60 C. Loader 150 Marksman Competition wUl be fired detached from the artist's personali­ a "Hymn of Peace." Min. Temp, for 24 hrs.. D.S. G. Smith.140 been saved. ing into Hudson's Bay. His Majesty 0.34 P.S. HendersonloO S. G. Harris 70 tonight at the Par-la-VUle range. ty. Perhaps the most acceptable Salvador's proposal is for the Pan Rainfall for 24 hrs The fires have caused more than has been graciously pleased to corn- American Union to sponsor a contest Sunshine .0 hrs. 24 min. P.C. Brown 150 Bradshaw 126 The competition opened last Tues­ must this contribution into two simple definition of a lyric is that of 66 deaths since they began, and they Charles Hanson Towne: a short poem for composition of the hymn. Once day and will continue, with firing mounted elk heads and two beaver FOREIGN REPORTS have laid waste great tracts of land that sto£S, a spontaneous outpouring adopted, it would be sung daily in 590 399 each Tuesday night, until February skins, which can be more easily dis­ and dozens of townships, especially from the poet's heart. Yet even this evfry school on tne American Con­ 14. posed of around the house and wiU in Southern Victoria. definition does not completely work tinent. Scheduled times for tonight's fir­ not cost so much for upkeep; but he ct 3 —o when we come to John Donne, whose In addition, every school assembly ing foUow: mute wonder what other quaint New o o THREE FOOTBALL CUP Relay 3 short poems though supremely sub­ hall- would have panels inscribed DATE 8.00 and 8.30 p.m. World customs he will encounter to 8.15 and 8.45 p.m. Relay 4 Lord Gort To Make Tour jective fall to sing in every verse. with texts on peace. It is specified January 16 0 3. IS his travels. that the lettering must be large Qi REPLAYS YESTERDAY 9.00 and 9.30 p.m. Relay 1 So we may say that some short poems © 00 o m I 9.15 and 9.45 p.m. Relay 2 LONDON, Jan. 16. (Reuter)—Lord More serious is the news that he is are lyrics mainly because of their enough and the language simple LONDON, Monday.—In EngUsh Gort, the chief of the Imperial Gen­ not going to visit his five most cele­ subjective attribute and others be­ enough to reach the youngest child. Football Cup third round replays to­ eral Staff, is to leave London on Jan brated Canadian subjects. Doubtless cause of their melodious quaUty. Teachers ta every school would be CANADA day Huddersfield defeated Notts Super-Fighting Plane Made uary 26 for a tour of inspection of the there are sound reasons of State for An ode is often defined as an extend­ required to give periodic talks on Montreal. 10 D 3-0, Southend United defeated Middle East. This morning Mr. this decision, but it wUl be a disap­ ed lyric, one characterized by nobil­ peace to their pupils. Ottawa.... 14 be Chesterfield 4-3, and Middlesbrough Chamberlain, the Prime Minister, pointment to milUons of his other ity of sentiment and dignity of style. A Day of Peace completes the four- Toronto... 28 o 0.04 defeated Bolton Wanderers 1-0. ST. LOUIS, Jan. 16. (OP)—A new subjects—to say nothing of the blow In its presentation of scene or point programme Once a year peace j U.S.A. fighting plane that can take off and saw the Secretary of State for Air, The Middlesbrough-Bolton game it deals to the peculiar economics of event, the true lyric portrays a mood would be honored, especially 22 o climb from sight in 90 seconds was as weU as the Minister for CivUian m Boston was a second replay of their drawn CaUander, Ontario, whose enterpris­ rather than a description. A lyric schools, pubUc and private. New York 30 o offered this weekend by the Curtlss- Defence. third-round encounter. Overtime ing business men could have sold is the tiling after it has passed Philadelphia 28 o Wright Corporation as a potential o had to be played to decide the game whole tratoloads of postcard photo­ through the refining imagination of Atlantic City... 30 o defence against nigh flying bombers. between Southend and Chesterfield. graphs of the Queen and the Quins.— the inexplicably sensitive man who Washington 30 s It can train its twin-machine guns A Stitch In Time trace (New York Times, January 3.) has the gift of melody.—From the BERMUDA on the average attacking bomber WASHINGTON—Postoffice offi­ Introduction to "Immortal Lyrics: St. George's 60 0.25 within three minutes after it Is re­ GOSUM CAPTURES $10,000 cials took a lesson in 1938 from thrifty An Anthology of EngUsh Lyric Poetry Waltz King s Nephew Dead ported. NOTE: b—blue sky, be—partly housewives who cut down father's PRINCE OLAF OF NORWAY From Sir Walter Raleigh to A. E. SAN PASQUAL HANDICAP o - cloudy, c—cloudy, o—overcast, r— trousers to make pants for Johnny. Housman," edited by Hudson Strode. (New York: Random House). BERLIN, Jan. 16. (CP)—Johann rain, p—passing showers, s—snow, LOS ANGELES, Monday—(CP>— P. S.—It Didn't Work! When the bottoms of 100,206 mail VISITS KOKAND QUEEN Straus, the Austrian composer-dir­ f—fog, t—trace, bf—blue sky and Pushing the big-name favourites bags wore out, the officials ordered o ector and nephew of the Straus who fog, rs—sleet, z—hazy. into the background, Nelson Howard's Mrs Peebles (ready to go shop­ them cut off and the sacks restitched LONDON, Jan. 16 (BOP)—Crown Nocturne composed the "Blue Danube Waltz" Gosum captured the $10,000 San ping) : "Mrs. Smart has a new hat, into smaller bags. More than 300,- Prince Olaf of Norway arrived at and other Viennese favourites, died Pasqual Handicap at Santa Anita darling." 000 other sacks were repaired. North Shields this morning on board Playwright: "Say, that suit you here a week ago of pneumonia, it A Gentleman Park on Saturday. Mam Man, Mr. P. (slyly): "WeU, dear, if Mrs. Postmaster General James A. Far­ the motor ship Black Watch which have on looks as if it'd been slept in." was learned yesterday. He was 73 "It is the final test of a gentle­ Esposa, HeU Fly and other short- Smart were as attractive as you are ley estimated In his annual report serves between Oslo and Newcastle. Playwright: "It has. I wore It to years old. Like his famous father man — his respect for those who can priced top-notchers ran out of the she wouldn't have to depend so today that this saved the Government He proceeded to Sandringham to the premiere of your new play last Eduard and his uncle, he was for­ be of no possible service to him." money. much on new hats." $135,309. stay with the King and Queen. night." merly Court Musician. William Lyon Phelps. Fkge 6 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1939.

LONDON'S ROYAL MAJOR BOWES' GRADUATES NBC Personalities SHORT WAVE BROADCASTS THE RADIO HOUR GLASS BROADCAST BRIEFS PALACES FIND FAME ON BROADWAY It wasn't until he had been a shoe FROM FOREIGN STATIONS Ten Years Ago This Week Leslie Howard Guest of Al BBC Programmes to be salesman, telephone linesman, de­ Jolson Six Amateurs Become New Uvery boy, paper boy, drug store TODAY Eddie Cantor and Ruth Etttag Produced by CBC Director York Entertainers clerk, soda jerkerr, auto service sta­ were guests on the "Theatre of the LesUe Howard, suave screen and tion attendant, and butcher, that Moscow — 5.00 — Special English Air" with Arnold Johnson's Orches­ stage star, wUl appear on Al Jolson's Four famous Royal Palaces in Lon­ Bob Hope, NBC star, decided to be­ Broadcast. RAN, 9.6 mc/s. variety programme when it is broad­ At least four of the top Broadway tra. .. .Freddie Rich led his orches­ don — Hampton Court, St. James's come a comedian. Schenectady — 5.30 — Short Wave tra on an hour variety revue.. .How­ cast over the Columbia network to­ Palace, Kensington Palace, and successes of the season, as well 'as MaU Bag. W2XAD, 9.55 mc/s. night from 9.30 to 10.00 o'clock, Ber­ two of New York's swankiest night He made his decision after his ard Barlow conducted a symphony Buckingham Palace — win be pic­ first appearance on a stage ta Cleve­ Berlin — 7.45 — Concert. DJD, orchestra on the "Voice of Colum­ muda time. The London-born Les­ tured for Daventry listeners in a spots and two of New York's cinema 11.77 mc/s. Ue is currently on Broadway ta the palaces this winter are featuring per­ land, his home town. When he made bia" OUve Klein and a string series of programmes that the his entrance at this historic per­ Rome — 8.30 — Tuesday Symphon- orchestra were the features of an film version of George Bernard Montreal Programme Director of formers who were given their start nies. E1AR Symphony Orchestra. Shaw's "FugmaUon." in show business by Major Edward formance, patrons sitting in the hour cigar programme. . .The United the Canadian Broadcasting Corpora­ first four rows of the orchestra un­ News. 2RO, 11.80 mc/s. IRF, Opera Company sang "Lucia Di Lam­ tion, H. R. PeUetier, wffl produce at Bowes during his "Original Amateur 9.83 mc/s. Information Please Hour," heard each Thursday over folded newspapers and proceeded to mermoor" Broadcasting House, London, ta the read them with a cool disregard and Prague—9.20^-Music from Czecho­ near future. the Columbia network. slovakia. OLR4A, 11.84 mc/s. and General Hugh S. Johnson, news­ Among the first to arrive in big distata of Mr. Hope, greatly to the FIVE YEARS AGO THIS WEEK amusement of the audience. Of OLR5A. 15.23 mc/s. paper columnist and former NRA Under the arrangement for the time entertainment was Henry Howe, Huizen — 9.45 — Special Broadcast Administrator, and Hendrik WUlem temporary exchange of producers singer and native New Yorker, a course, they were all friends of Hope H. V. Kaltenborn was being heard and were his first stooges. The com­ for South-East States of the TJ.S. in a series of quarter-hour commen­ Van Loon, noted historian, author that exists between the Canadian graduate amateur of the Bowes PCJ, 9.59 mc/s. and commentator, win lend their and British broadcasting organisa­ Amateur Hour in 1935. He cur­ edian has been partial to stooges taries. .. .Andre Baruch received the Caracas — 9.45 Orchestra. YV5RC, support to the two regular mem­ tions, Mr. PeUetier is spending some rently is playing in Olsen and John­ ever since. announcing assignment on the se­ 5.8 mc/s. bers of the board when they appear months at Broadcasting House in son's musical hit," Hellzapoppin." But you don't decide to be a com­ larger part in "Ballyhoo of 1932" rial "Marie, the little French Prin­ Berlin —111.55 — Evening Concert. as "guest experts" on Information the place of Mr. Lance Sievektag, Roy Ross, who tap-danced his way edian and then just step out and be and stardom ta "Roberta." cess". . .The Eton Boys, Ray Bloch DJD, 11.77 mc/s. Please tonight at 9.30 pm., Bermuda the BBC producer, who in turn is through a recent "Amateur Hour," one. People are apt to laugh at you. Hope went into radio shortly after and the Do-Re-Mi trio were being Bob worked at everything he could starred on a 30-minute variety show.. time, over the NBC-Red Network. attached to the CBC. Several pro­ now is appearing with WiUiam Gax­ the close of "Roberta" and has been WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18 grammes produced in Canada by ton and Victor Moore in "Leave It find in the want ads, hopeful that an active air comic ever since. Ann Leaf played an all-request pro­ the, break would come along. The gramme on her regular organ broad­ NBC Operetta Series Mr. PeUetier have been relayed ta to Me." Bob later co-starred with Henry Moscow — 5.00 — Broadcast ta Eng­ the Empire transmissions from eldest of six sons, fatherless, much cast "BUl and Ginger" were a The hUarious Shakespearian by­ Richman ta "Say When" and played Ush. RAN, 9.6 mc/s. "Patience" wiU be the next presen­ Daventry, and he has assisted in of the burden of famUy support rest­ popular song and patter team. -. product, "The Boys from Syracuse," opposite Fanny Brice ta the "Zieg- Berlin—7.00 Talk. DJD, 11.77 mc/s. tation ta the weekly series of the presentation of Canada's contri­ ed on his shoulders. Nila Mack presented another "Helen features ex-amateur Joe Gargiulo field FoUies of 1936." It was whUe Huizen — 8.00 — Programme for the streamlined GUbert and SuUivan butions to many 'round-the-world' and Mary" programme for her ju- as singer of the hit tunes. When the break was'delayed ta ar­ he was starring with Ethel Merman Western Hemisphere. PCJ, 9.59 operettas, to be heard tonight at broadcasts. When Noel Coward's new show, mc/s. venUe audience.. .The Science Ser­ riving, he joined up with another and Jtaimy Durante ta "Red, Hot vice Series featured a talk by Dr. 9.00 o'clock, Bermuda time, over the "Set to Music," arrives on Broadway Schenectady—8.00—Latin American stage-struck lad and they set them­ and Blue" that he was offered the Paul S. Galtszoff.. . ."Mark Warnow NBC-Blue Network. PIRST OF THE ROYAL HOUSES soon, it wiU have among its stars Concert, Spanish. W2XAF, 9.53 selves up ta business as a vaudeviUe starring role ta the "Rippling Rhy­ Presents" began a new time schedule Eva Ortega, Spanish songstress and mc/s. act. The act consisted of nothing but thm Revue." This show made fam­ as a popular musical show.. .Ted Battle of the Sexes Hampton Court, ta its lovely set­ graduate amateur, who left her posi­ Rome — 8.30 — American Hour. tapdanctag, but Bob felt that he was ous "HoneychUe," the stooge with Fiorito started a late evening dance ting on the banks of the Thames tion ta New York's Rainbow Room 2RO, 11.81 mc/s. and IRF, 9.83 a step nearer comedy with each tap- the Southern drawl and numbed schedule from San Francisco. Male undergraduates from the fifteen mUes from London, wUl be to join the "Set to Music" company. tap of his toe. MeawhUe, he was brain, Hope's creation. It also mc/s. University of Pittsburgh wUl face the first palace to be visited. One A review of the night clubs finds gathering stage experience. From brought the comic new fame as an Paris — 9.30 — Gramophone Records. coeds from the same institution on of the first of the royal houses, one Bowes graduate, Gerry Kruger, coast to coast and up and down he air comedian and brought offers TPB7, 11.88 mc/s. TPA4, 11.71 the Battle of the Sexes programme as distinct from fortresses, it was blues stager, at Leon and Eddie's tapped his way in front of the foot- from the movies. mc/s. conducted by Frank Crumit and buUt by Cardinal Wolsey early ta famous club, and another, Accor­ Ughts. Caracas — 9.45 — Orchestra, YV5RC, JuUa Sanderson tonight at 10.00 the sixteenth century. Wolsey Uved dionist Jimmy Erikson, at the Park Five feet eleven, broad-shouldered 5.8 mc/s. ON THE AIR FROM p.m, Bermuda time, over the NBC- there in great state for fifteen years Central, two blocks away. One night at a small theatre the and athletic, his favourite outdoor Prague —10.20—Music from Czecho­ Red Network. —his household consisted of nearly When Benny Meroff's orchestra manager asked Bob to announce hobby is golf. Indoors, he prefers slovakia. OLR4A, 11.84 mc/s. ENGLAND five hundred retainers and he en­ opens at Loew's State Theatre ta what the foUowing week's show was writing plays and vaudeviUe acts. "American Wings," Talk tertained royally; once, for example, New York on January 14, the Major's to be. He had never spoken on the He also plays the piano. THURSDAY, JANUARY 19 the French Ambassador with his protege, Roy Richards, wiU be fea­ stage before, but he sensed Old Man England-Wales Rugby Match Colonel Louis Johnson, United retinue of four hundred gentlemen tured as impersonator. And Danny Opportunity was a-knocktag. After Moscow — 5.00 — Special Engish States Assistant Secretary of War, were his guests for several days. Drayson, also in the same category, announcing the succeeding show he Broadcast This Saturday Broadcast. RAN, 9.6 mc.'s. wiU be heard over the nationwide wiU be seen at Broadway's Paramount went tato a hilarious gag routine Tokyo — 7.15 — Talk ta EngUsh. Columbia network tonight in an Theatre as a dancer with Bob Cros­ that had the customers clamoring Wolsey, losing the favour of King JZL, 17.78 mc/s. and JZL, 11.80 address entitled "American Wings," by's orchestra. for more. As a result he was booked Henry VIII, attempted to reestab- mc/s. A commentary by Captain H. B. T. from 11.45 pm. to 12.00-Midnight, Ush himself in the royal graces by j tato the theatre himself the foUow­ Bermuda Rome—8.30—Selections from Oper­ Wakelam on the International Rugby ing week, as a monologuist. Bermuda time. Colonel Johnson will presenting his 'manor of Hampton as. 2RO, 11.81 mc s. IRF, 9.83 Match between England and Wales, be speaking before a banquet of mc/s. to the King, but it was not He rose rapidly as a comic. He to be played at Twickenham on the National Aeronautics Associa­ relieves s . P. C. A. Prague—9.40—Variety. OLR4A 11.94 untU after the Cardinal's final dis­ built his act into a large revue, re­ Saturday, wiU be broadcast from tion at the Hotel Jefferson in St. mc/s. OLR5A, 15.23 mc/s. grace in 1529 that the King took plete with an assortment of stooges. COL R. J. TUCKER Daventry at 3.00 p.m. and 10.50 p.m., Louis, Missouri. ossession of it. His Majesty altered Berlin—9.45—An Evening's Music, COLDS, In due time, he became a headltaer. SECRETAE> Bermuda times, on that day. Of the and enlarged the palace consider­ Talks. DJD, 11.77 mc s. fifty matches played between Eng­ 666 Fever and Booked tato a Chicago theatre for "IMBROKE ably, but the Great HaU, the roof Paris -- 12.20 — Talk ta EngUsh. Liquid, Tablets Headaches two weeks, he remained six months. land and Wales, England has won of the Chapel, the famous tennis INSPECTOR TPB7, 11.88 mc/s. and TPA4, 11.71 Salve, Nose Drops du8 to colds He stormed the office of Charles twenty-five; Wales, nineteen; and court (tennis is stffl played on it), mc s. the remaining six have been drawn. Dillingham, famous Broadway pro­ SIDNEY O. SIMS ANILEE he great kitchen are the prin- Try "Rub-My-Tism™—a Wonderful ducer, and was given a small part in FRIDAY, JANUARY 20 reminders of Henry's work— PHONE 1785 Liniment "Sidewalks of New York," then a Moscow — 5.00 — Special EngUsh Two important Revivals f it was demoUshed when Sir •*'*£ I WAT£R;i6TTU Christopher Wren rebuUt the resi­ Revivals of two productions—both 2 III I or ICE BA©^ dence for WUUam III and Mary. of outstanding interest, though wide­ ly differing in character—wUl be RADIATOR-TYPE The palace was thrown open to j broadcast from Daventry during the the public by Queen Victoria on week. They are "Job to be Done," r accession, and now over three a symphony of industrial America CONVENIENT TO USE hundred thousand visitors pass OVER THE RADIO which wiU be heard on Sunday at WITHOUT THE INCON­ hrough the State Rooms every year. 11.55 p.m. and on Wednesday, Feb­ VENIENCE OF FINDING But there are nearly a thousand ruary 1st., at 6.30 p.m., Bermuda rooms, split into about forty-five times, and "The Congress Dances," THE STOPPER apartments of varying sizes that the TODAY'S PROGRAMMES a radio version of the highly success­ public does not see. By grace and ful musical film which is to be broad­ A MSCESS1TY IN favour of the reigning monarch, cast this Thursday at 3.30 p.m. ese are aUotted to people who NBC-RED NETWORK NBC-BLUE NETWORK COLUMBIA NETWORK DAVENTRY, ENGLAND and this Friday at 7.35 p.m., Ber­ EVEEY HOME ave earned distinction ta various WEAF, 660 kc/s.; WLW, 700 kc/s. WJZ, 760 kc/s.; W3XAL, 17.78 mc/s. WABC, 860 kc/s.; W2XE, 15.27, 9.65 & 1.30 to 5.00 p.m. muda times. ways. W2XAD, 1533 mc/s.; 21.50 mc/s.; & 9.67 mc/s. W8XK 15.21, 11.78 6.17 mc/s. W3XAU, 9.59 & 6.06 mc/s. 17.79, 15.26, 1L75 and 9.51 mc/s. SOLD ONLY AT W2XAF, 9.53 mc/s. & 6.14 mc/s.; WIXAL, 9.57 5.15 to 7.00 p.m. Classic Novel as Radio Play A GHOST, A VINE, AND A MAZE 17.79, 15.31, 15.18, 15.14 and 9.51 mc/s. mc/s. W3XAL, 17.31 mc/s. THE PHOENIX 7.20 to 9.30 p.m. "Once, however, she has taken her­ The Chapel Royal and the Haunt­ 12.00—David Harum—sketch 12.00—Story of Mary Marlin 12.00—Rhythmaires 17.79, 15.31, 15.18, 1L75 and 9.51 mc/s. self as the direct object of study, 77ie ^b^t<_-££ Store ed Gallery — tradition says that it 12.15—Lorenzo Jones-^sketch 12.15—Vic and Sade—sketch 12.15—Scattergood Baines 10.20 p.m. to 12.20 a.m. and created her masterpiece ta Mag­ walked by the shrieking ghost 12.30—Young Widder Brown, sketch 12.30—Pepper Young's FamUy 1250—Big Sister—sketch 15.26, 11.75, 9.58 and 9.51 mc/s. gie TuUiver." In these words, a Henry's executed wife, Katherine 12.45—The Road of Life—sketch 12.45—Talk by Dr. Wm. Stidger 12.45—Aunt Jenny's Stories contemporary critic has paid tribute Howard; the Clock Court; the to GeorgeEUor and the heroine of her FOR SALE 1.00—Dan Harding's Wife 1.00—Kampus Kids, vocal trio kitchens, the famous Vinery 1.00—Kate Smith speaks 1.20—"Empire Exchange," talks classic story, "The MiU on the Floss" CoUections of Plants at £3 each. 1.15—The O'NeUl's—sketch 1.15—Bailey Axton, tenor. News. the vine is probably the oldest in 1.15—Her Honour, Nancy James —a verdict that Usteners wiU be able 1.30—Our Spiritual life, talk 1.30—National Farm and Home (1) 1 Solandra Vine, 1 Red Honey­ gland, its stem measuring eighty- 1.3C—Romance of Helen Trent 1.35—Recital by BBC Stagers to consider for themselves when a 1.45—News. Music Makers Hour suckle, 1 White Passion Vine, 4 Palms one inches in girth at ground level) 1.45—Our Gal, Sunday dramatized version of the famous and that joy of the adventurous, 4 Crotons, 2 Agaves, 2 Red Aclyphas, 2.15—Market and Weather Reports 2.00—The Goldbergs—sketch 2.00—News and Announcements novel is broadcast from Daventry the Maze, are among the unique 2 Eranthemum, 3 Hibiscus. 2.30—Federation of Women's 215—Farm Radio News 215— Life Can Be Beautiful 2.25—Section E of BBC Orchestra during the week. The adaptation features of which listeners may ex­ Clubs 2.30—Rochester Civic Orchestra 2.30—Road of life—sketch has been made by Janet Keith and (2) 2 White Passion Vines, 2 pect to hear. It is estimated that 2.45—Those Happy Gilmans 2.45—This Day is Ours—sketch wUl be produced by Howard Rose ta Malaviscus, 2 Screwpines, 2 Dracenas, in the last two hundred years about two forty-minute parts, broadcast 6 AraUa, 6 Red Roses, 4 Pittosporums, ten million people have tried to 3.00—Betty and Bob—sketch 3.00—Science Everywhere, Junior 3.00—Irene Beasley, RED. No. 1 3.00—"I remember," musical fea­ on successive days. The first part 4 Hibiscus, 2 Palms. 16th-31st., Janu­ find their way along winding paths 3.15—Arnold Grimm's Daufhter Science Feature 3.15—Harry Cool's Harmonettes ture wiU be heard tonight at 8.00 p.m. ary. to the two taU chestnut trees that 3.30—Valiant Lady—sketch 3.30—Little Variety Show 3.30—American School of the Air and again on Wednesday at 1.20 p.m., Dial 1364, Freer Cox. mark the centre of the Maze — and 3.45—Hymns of AU Churches 3.45—"To Talk of Many Things" Bermuda times. The Second part 6676fm. ei. to s. 21. then set about the even more diffl- wiU be broadcast tomorrow at 8.00 task of finding then way out 4.00—Story of Mary Malta 4.00—Piano Recital 4.00—League of Composers Pro­ 4.00—"The Pig and Whistle," playlet 4.15—Ma Perkins—sketch p_m. and on Thursday at 1.20 p.m., again. 4.15—VS. Army Band gramme ; Orchestra 4.30—Pepper Young's FamUy 4.30—The Story of the Song; vo­ Bermuda times. The broadcast wiU reflect, too, 4.45—The Guiding Light—sketch 4.15—Between the Book Ends caUsts 4.30—Empire Gazette," talks WINCHESTER not only the history of the palace, The Thoroughbred Horse 5.00—Backstage Wafe—sketeh 5.00—Club Matinee—variety show 5.00—Highways to Health, talk but the Ufe that was Uved there. 5.00—Interval FLASHLIGHTS 5.15—SteUa DaUas—sketch 5.15—"Stag, Inc." And it is hoped that the chimes of 5.15—News and Announcements Listeners to Daventry during the 5.30—Vic and Sade—sketch 5.55—Press Radio News 5.45—Paul Kata's Orchestra BATTERIES the old Tudor clock in Anne Boleyn's 5.35—"Rhythm Classics" week beginning January 15 wiU hear 5.45—Girl Alone—sketch part I. RADIO BATTERIES Gateway and a member of the tennis 5.55—BBC Empire Orchestra the history and development of the club using King Henry's court (and 6.00—Dick Tracy—sketch 6.00—Sande WUUams' Orchestra 6.00—Questions Before the Senate British thoroughbred discussed by Etc said to be founded by Henry him­ 6.15—Your FamUy and Mine 6.15—Terry and the Pirates 6.15—Music for Fun—Symphony the greatest Uving authority on blood self), wiU help to convey the unique 6.30—Jack Armstrong — sketch 6.30—Don Winslow of the Navy orchestra 6.35—"Number 17." Chapter 3 stock, when J. B. Robertson gives BURNABY CYCLES atmosphere of one of England's 6.45—Little Orphan Annie, sketch 6.45—Tom Mix—Sketch 6.45—The Mighty Show the third talk ta the series, "This Dial 1513, Cky most fascinating show-places. Racing Business," at 3.00 p.m., 7.00—Relaxation Time, orchestra 7.00—Esso News Reporter 7.00—Press News. Sports Resume 7.00—Close Down Bermuda time, on Thursday, and at 3S29

PARSONS IN POLITICS WW^mGFOPG£' S DISLIKED WUd OATS Premier to Take Action ALLEN EPPES ' Against Them pmm P9M Sggg taatma Hii-iiiW. fctf CHAPTER XXXIII slipped outdoors and eluded Ma- JOHANNESBURG. — Measures to zie's eagle eye. . . . control the political activities of AT SIGHT of the gun, Then, his hopes plummeted. A ministers of the Church and teachers •** George gulped. "You don't shrill feminine voice from down­ need to get tough," he brazen­ stairs pierced the air. were announced by the Prime Minis­ ed, with a bravado he didn't "Ted! Ted! I've found her!** ter, General the Hon. J. B. M. Hert- As Ted rushed to the top of the zog, in a speech at a civic dinner in feeL "Come on in if you like, stairs, George followed — looked I and look for your wife—but I down to see an unpleasant-looking Reddersburg, O.lfJS. female gesturing excitedly. So that It could not longer be tolerated assure you she isn't here!" was Mazie. I he important point for you to realise Is that teachers who received Govern­ "We'll see about that!" Ted "Come on! Hurry Tfl»!" she was . pushed past him. "I'll find her ii that the ingredients of PHOSFERINE are ment salaries should bring division I shrieking. "I've got her locked recognised and approved nerve-tonics I have to search the place from up!" which are regularly prescribed by doctors. between parent and child and parent cellar to attic! And," he added, in Ted turned and sneered at and parent, and "befoul social rela­ a loud voice, evidently for Rita's PHOSFERINE owes its remarkable efficacy benefit, "she needn't try to sneak George. "So she wasnt here, ebT" to their carefully calculated combination tions," he said. out, because I've got a friend out­ He flourished his gun. "Get on In exactly the right proportions. down the stairs! Tm not letting It was no longer possible, declared side who 11 see her!" you out of my sight! You're going General Hertzog, to overlook the fact He began making a systematic to get yours!" L/o not wait until you are downright IH that ministers of the Church were search, first through the hall, then George went down the stairs on before taking PHOSFERINE, as the rush and through the Uving room, and on entangling themselves in party poU­ leaden feet, with Ted just behind strain of modern life make PHOSFERINE through the other rooms on the him. In a sort of trance, he fol­ advisable for almost every adult person. It tics, knowing that this brought lower floor—opening closets, peer­ lowed Mazie outdoors—heard her makes good the toss of nervous energy, division and dissatisfaction in their ing under furniture, poking behind explaining to Ted. draperies. it restores nerve force. It will rid you of congregations. "In my opinion, we "I saw her come sneaking out a a sense of untimely fatigue, of that George, foUowing him, was in a can no longer suffer this state of side door! She ran across tbe yard occasional irritability, of sleeplessness, of state of panic. Hot knowing Just and into the garage—over there! 'jumpiness' and of every other prelude to affairs; in fact, I am busy seeing where Rita had gone, he expected She didnt see me, so I crept up the more serious nerve troubles. that, both In the case cf teachers her to be uncovered at almost any and closed the door quick —and moment. And then, what? Would and in the case cf ministers, this bolted it!** HE WINNER of baking prizes usually will be found to be the TAKE PHOSFERINE NOW—YOU WILL LIVE Ted Lane carry out his threat— sort of thing shall not happen."— shoot him down in a fit of iealous As Ted, momentarily forgetting YOUR LIFE MORE FUUY—ENJOY IT MORE about George, pocketed his gun homemaker who does her baking with an oil range, and most S.A.M.P. rage? He looked mad enough to T HEARTILY do it. and rushed ahead to the garage o George was tempted to turn and often it's a Perfection range with the famous "Live-Heat" oven. However, they reached the kit­ flee, but he knew he couldnt de­ chen with Rita stiU undiscovered sert Rita now — no matter how And here is the beautiful porcelain enameled Perfection range STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS There, they came upon Mrs. Sim­ much he hated her. However, com­ mons, engaged in peeling potatoes ing up behind Ted, who was strug • about which you've heard so much—the range that has won the TJE.V. Monarch of Bermuda (Fur- The old lady's eyes fixed on Ted's gling with the bolt on the garage The Greatest of all Tonics gun and widened. door, he was tempted to pick up a greatest popularity of all the ranges ever built by Perfection — ness-Bermuda lane) sails at 3.00 pan. Ted stepped up to her. "Have large rock and bring it down on the largest selling Perfection range of all time. FOR ALL DISORDERS CAUSED BY tomorrow January 18th, for New you seen my wife?" the man's head. He had almost EXHAUSTION OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM York. Agents, Watlington & Conyers *_£-knife? What kind of succumbed to the temptation when Ted got the bolt loose, flung There must be a reason. There is. In fact, there are several reasons: * * * k-knife?" Mrs. Simmons stam­ From Chemists—Tab/els or Liquid mered. the door open .and plunged into S.S. Lady Nelson (CN.S.) sails to­ "She's hard of hearing," George the garage. 1. Fast High-Power burners that can be instantly regulated for Proprietors: day, for the West Indies. Agents, J. PHOSFERINE (ASHTON & PARSONS) LTD. explained. George saw him stop short, and any degree of heat you want—burners that leave cooking LONDON, ENGLAND S. DarreU & Co. "I said toife, not knife!" Ted look around uncertainly. He him­ * * * shouted at her. self stepped to the entrance and utensils spotlessly clean. peered inside. So did Mazie. TJE.V". Queen of Bermuda (Fumess- She smiled nervously, and shook her head. Rita was not there. 2. Famous "Live-Heat" oven, scientifically designed for perfect Bermuda Line) is due to arrive from "No, sir—Tve not had the pleas­ New York on Monday, January 23rd, ure of meeting her.** ED turned furiously on Mazie baking with heated air that circulates in great volume. sailing at 3.00 p.m. the same day for Ted turned away in disgust, T"I thought you said she came searched through all the possible m here!" 3. Convenient elbow-high oven, making stooping and heavy ii?ts lite Nassau and return to New York. hiding places in the kitchen, then "She did, Ted! Honest she did!" Agents, Watlington & Conyers. motioned to George. "Then, where is she? She lifting unnecessary. (Can be had with oven at either right or * # * "Upstairs!" he ordered. Til find couldn't get through that window left end.) Concealed two-gallon fuel reservoir, requiring fill­ T.E.V. Monarch of Bermuda (Fur- her! She cant get away—not with —ifs too small. And there's nc fa cookery other door. . . . But wait!" Ted ness-Bermuda Line) is due to arrive Mazie on the lookout outside!" ing only half as often as with most ranges. So, thought George, that snoop­ had paused, and was staring at a from New York on Monday, January er Mazie was in on this! He'd like little door at the back of the 4. Beautifully finished in porcelain enamel. Aids 23rd, saiUng on return trip at 3.00 to meet Mazie! He'd gladly wring garage. He whirled on George p.m. Wednesday, January 25th. her neck! "Where does that lead to?" George, too, was staring at the Come in and see this deluxe range and the other new Perfec­ Agents, WatUngton & Conyers. digestion S HE and Ted left the kitchen, Uttle door. His eyes had fixed on it a a a tions, from one to five burners. A Mrs. Simmons weakly col­ as soon as he knew Rita was gone S.S. Lady Somers (CN.S.) is due —and he had hoped Ted wouldn't Obtainable from all local dealers lapsed into a chair. That dreadful notice it. Lea & Perrins—a | to arrive from Nassau and Jamaica woman She had admitted to the _--_-_-£-_: ::_3 The garage backed up against few drops added | on Monday, January 23rd, saiUng house a while ago! She must be the man's wife! And now,' Mr.th e inland end of the ledge fron; WEST INDIA OIL CO., S. A. to savoury dishes the same day for HaUfax via Boston. George was in A peck of trouble. which he had shown Rita the view gives an irresist­ the other night — and the Uttle Agents, J. S. DarreU & Co. If only she hadn't let the wo­ 6f Hamilton, Bermuda Distributors ible flavour. It * * * man in! But what could a person door opened into the tunnel tha* ST do with a woman Uke tbat? The led down to the beach. He hao stimulates flag­ S.S. Lady Rodney (CN.S.) Is due told Rita that the tunnel came ou- ging appetite and hussy had fairly pushed her way to arrive from HaUfax via Boston on in — had insisted on waiting for behind the garage, and now be aids digestion. Monday, January 23rd, sailing the Mr. George. She had marched her­ was sure she had escaped into it. foUowing day for Nassau and Jam­ self into the living room as though But would she go on through it she owned the place. to the beach? It was pitch black ir. aica. Agents, J. S. DarreU & Co. there. She might be too fright­ "I didnt like her from the mo­ ened. . . » .

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aa PLEA FOR NATIVE "DOCTORS" Crossword Puzzle Medicine Man is Greatly iBy LARS MORRIS: DISTINCTIVE ACROSS ANSWER TO •—Hailing cry PREVIOUS PUZZLE 7—Say ova again Respected by Tribes 1—Desert in -Turkestan 8—Business associate 6—Dwells unduly 9—European country 10—Location 10—Obtain metal from DURBAN.—A plea was made lor 14—Presage ore I CHINA 15—In a pile II—Jot the native "medicine men" of Natal 1»—Anchor 12—Sound ot whistle 17—Regulated courses 01 •Q DID SEia _a_s aid 13—Sea eagle by the Chief Native Commissioner food 21—Known-quantities "Shetland" 18—Coconut Kernel maun asaas aaaa (math.) at a recent Bantu conference in 19—School founded Dj Baa aagflnaaa SHE 23—Dropsy Spode—Crown Derby Henry VI DE iaa_in satis •____ 25—Make fun of Durban. 90—Irregular stripe 26—Attack "Our confidence is vested in these 92—Make pale •"•nan BEUS—* 27—South American 2*. -Nova Scotia labbr.l carnivore Minton—Royal CopenKagen Sweater Sets people through their intimate know­ 25— Aquatic bird ssciiaaaa 2_ao3E_i_3 28—Trembling 26— Peruvian plants aa s_3oa ansa an 29—Tibetan monastic ledge of our habits and our natures," 29—Stringed Instrument C A w E S P \ T s L 1 1 ruler 30—Hard to oenetrate A R I u *kV E H { Sl—Center et infection said the Commissioner. "We believe 34—Bouquet If s IF s\ 32—Upright stone tablet Royal Worcester The ever popular Shetland 36—Prepares once more 313 QQ SHis HE 33 33—Anglo-Saxon serfs that they have a wide knowledge of fox publication p R 0 M E_TIT &L 0 NI 35—Distinction of word Sweater Sets of Cardigans and 48—Enervate gradually EN.DE D STVLE by sex herbs which is not possessed by 99—Those people icol.) 1 r\ 1 37—Gain as reward Antique China, Glass, Pullovers for 'Sports or Campus' trained medical men; also, that they W—Exist as 43—Merrymaking II—Subterranean lair 44—Muscle that raises are lovelier than ever in the new are increasing their field of know­ a—Lasting forever 45—Obtained Silver Sheffield Plate 15—Small grain 68—Quiet water between 46—Amounts to season shades. ledge for the benefit of the natives 17—Provided witb spikes rapids 49—Are suitable 18—Very black 52—Climbing plant at large. They are cheaper than 50—Adaptations 69—Jargon 53—Circumference These from the Shetland 51—Closely woven silk 70—Places In certain divided by diameter doctors and more accessible. 53—Afternoon 64—Measure Islands in the classic Brooks 54—Of mucb consequence position 55—Eager "One aspect of the local legisla 57—Take small bites 56—Fastened model made on Hand Frames are 31 - Wickedness DOWN 57—Bird home outstanding both for quality and tion that we much appreciate fc 62 Make amends 58—French cheese WM. BLUCK a CO. 64—Ireland 1—Deities 59—Unbaled cotton liber the provision for the training ol 65—Rank 2—Leave out price. 66— March the Slxtb 3—Beverage 60—Terminals G447fta.tp. native males to help in the medical 67—Outer skin 4—Terrific 63—Prefix: new PULLOVERS 25/- CARDIGANS 30/- services. At the same time, we 5—Carriage for hire respectfully point out that the l I 3 M 5 b 7 8 9 II \% r% medical aid now being trained at Fort Hare will not succeed in meet­ 114 15 X Hiir ing the needs of our people for many generations, and there is a great n 18 X necessity for the increase in the s Bermuda's numbers of our own medicine men 20 2l i.7. 23 and herbalists, rather than a de­ P Pitts Bay Road Queen St. crease in their numbers. as Most "We much deplore the Depart­ 1 66S6«"Ctii. ^ mental action of the Government in Zfo -7 28 w 30 31 32. 33 Popular ordering a trial of one of our trusted % f, medicine men by a special Court, 34 35 3b it V which deprived him of his Ucence, in m Beer MO Ml GOSLING BROS. ] addition to the fine provided by law. 36 39 1 % ^ % "This deprivation compares un­ uz M3 MM 45 Mb Sole Agents favourably with the penalty passed d ^ upon another practioner who was MT MB >fl SO dealt with through the Magistrate's % Court. n Ik) sz S3 6680»I«Jtul7. UiFeb2. fFe24. wM»8. wMar29. fApra21. "We have the honour to submit f % 1 that native medicine men and her­ 54 55 5fe 58 5^ bO balists are among the honoured % people of our race and that they bl bl b> -4 Always here in have built up a reputation for honesty and fair dealing which we bS bfc, B7 stock for you— much approve, and that they are taking their place among the edu­ fc& m cated people and the leaders of our b I _— — race.'' JC»»r. U38 ly United futui Sjndlctk. Ins. _> English Portland Cement One aged native "medicine man" rose to say that he could cure lunatics with herbs, and the Gov­ Also White Cement ernment should give him a chance Mail Notices For Week Ending Saturday, 21st. January, 1939 (By the Bag) to prove it. His father and his father's father had been medicine men before him."—SA.MP. Registered and Parcel Post mails are closed 30 minutes earlier than the time given below unless otherwise stated, and where mails are advert­ ] ised to close at or before 9.00 a.m., registered and parcel post mails close FRITH'S Hardware Store at 5.00 pjn. the previous day. Front Street Dial 1179 CATHEDRAL TOWER OUTWARD MAILS Probable Connec­ STRUCK Closing at tion from New &mo&mAseptic Ointment Destination Ship or Aircraft G.P.O. Hamilton York to England HEADACHE SUFFERERS- Thunderstorm Causes Heavy TUESDAY, JANUARY 17th. Heals Terrible West Indies, and Natural Food Laxative Damage British Guiana.. Lady Nelson 12 Noon.______„. gives permanent relief WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18th. from CONSTIPATION SADLEG CAPETOWN. - In a 20-minute Germolene heals the worst skin trouble thunderstorm which suddenly broke Great Britain, The highly refined foods we eat now­ in record time. It soothes pain and adays leave our diets lacking in over the central part of the city, Canada and Washington "bulk.'* This often causes common awful itch immediately and starts at LT.SA.. Cavalier 8.05 am. 18th. January once to grow new healthy skin over the tower of St. George's Cathedral constipation, headaches, loginess. inflamed, fiery and sore areas. No trace was struck. Clouds of dust poured Great Britain, 12.00 Noon American Farmer Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is a natural of skin trouble can remain after from the windows in the tower and Canada and Late fee 12-1 p.m. 20th. January food. It absorbs water—forms a Germolene has exerted its unique two large spars of wood were U.S.A. Monarch of Bda. Dock — 2-255 p.m. sponge-like mass that aids elimina­ aseptic action. Get Soothing, Cooling, tion, keeps your bowels in good work­ Healing Germolene TODAY I wrenched from the shutters and THURSDAY, JANUARY 19th. ing order and thrown a considerable distance into READ THIS WONDERFUL LETTER Great Britain, permanently relieves common constipation. Dear Sirs, -GERMOLENE Banish the street. Fortunately there was no Canada and American Farmer If you are troubled with common For seven years I have suffered severe other damage to the Cathedral. CT. S. A Bda. Clipper 805 ana. _.•.____ 20th. January constipation, eat Kellogg's AIL- PRICKLY HEAT BAD LEG pain and discomfort from a terrible vari­ The overhead wires of the electri­ <*-The BRAN every day. With milk or fruits, cose ulcerated leg which would not heal, ABSCESSES CRAW-CRAW FRIDAY, JANUARY 20th. ALL-BRAN makes a fine breakfast despite all sorts of advice and treatment. fied railway line to the suburbs was Great Britain NATURAL cereal. Start now—don't miss a day, I decided to tryGERMO L E N £ and I bought BOILS BURNS MOSQUITO & also struck and the service was sus­ Canada and He de France for complete relief from common a tin and got relief at once! To-day my leg pended for nearly three hours. TJ.SA.. 21st. January Food Laxative constipation. Buy a package at your is completely healed and I am now able to WOUNDS INSECT BITES CavaUer 8.05 am. grocer's. ** get about as well as ever I did. Mrs.N.M.B. ULCERS SCALDS A flash of lightning struck a great SUNDAY, JANUARY 22nd. This letter proves how GERMOLENE Norfolk pine in the gardens. Two heals the most terrible ulcers which have ITCH BLACKHEADS Great Britain, men who were sitting on a bench Canada and American Banker defied years of treafnent. Get YOUR tin ECZEMA RASHES TODAY. 0 at the foot of the tree were flung D5.A. Bda. Clipper™™ 8.05 ana.. 27th. January SUNBURN CRACKED SKIN From all Chemists & Stores to the ground.—SA.MJP. U K MEDICATED INWARD MAILS —USE ALSO GERMOL E "* TOILET SOAP- Meal for Bath & Toil Prevents Prickly Heat. Preserves complexion. Keeps skin from blemish From Per Due Great Britain, Canada, and U.SA . Monarch of Bda . Jan. 16 Canada and TT.SA , Lady Nelson._ Jan. 16 INSECTS Airmails arrive on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from TLS-A Use spread A product of Bermudian Enter- Whole Wheat Bread ton at 11.30 a_m. on Thursday, Janu­ PLANE MOVEMENTS ary 19th, for Bermuda. prise, Capital and Labour—The a a a We have tried man* Electricity "Bermuda CUpper" is due to leave Imperial Cavalier (Imperial Air­ Bermuda at 9.30 a.m. on Thursday, BERMUDA PRESS. Send them grades of Whole ways) Is due to leave Bermuda at January 19th, for Baltimore via Wheat Flour but not 9.30 aan. tomorrow, January 18th Port Washington. And Live for Port Washington. * * * your printing orders. one is so satisfactory * * # Imperial JCavalier (Imperial Air­ as our "Special" with a "Bermuda Clipper" is due to leave ways) is due to leave Bermuda at Whole Wheat Flour. Baltimore and Port Washington at 9.30 a.m. on Friday, January, 20th 9.30 and 11.30 a.m. respectively for Port Washington. |g ^ No other produces Smile tomorrow* January 18th, for Ber­ * * * !©#*'# that delicious nutty muda. M ,'fflf "Bermuda CUpper" is due to leave Baltimore and Port Washington at Mavour so appreci­ »!• *l* 9.30 and 11.30 a.m. respectively on ated by Whole Wheat flmperi&I CavaUer (Imperial Air­ Friday, January 20th, for Bermuda. Bermuda Electric Light Co. ways) is due to leave Port Washing­ Bread enthusiasts. If you are not getting 7 "\ i hK Whole Wheat SO- HE THIKKS HE 15 COMN& WELL OIDMDU r WHAT DOMDUTHIMKI AU' IF \OU QT OOLD- BRINGING THIS IS A RME STATE MDU KIM PUT ON N/N* ) »»tad you are missing HOME AKO PUT OKI HIS OF AFFAIRS- MAGGIE THERE'S MORE RING THE WAS RIWGIN' IT FOR? EVOKING CUCm-ES AN© GO OUT- AW I CAKJT FIND WAYS THAN BELL FOR PPACTISIN' TO BE A BATH 'ROBE -AKJO IF . TO TH5 CHOWDEf? PARTY- ME-SIR9 SWISS BELL-RINGER'' VOU TELL ME WIFE- .« really good thing. ME FLU I DP-ESS SUFT- OkJE- 1'L.L SHUT rhe remedy is simple wai- rve HIDDEN ms SLST- FLL BET SHE HID IT— OTHER UP HE!_I_ KJOT EYE- -Your grocer sells it. BE ABLE TO GO KIOW- It is made as follows: FATHER SMALL LOAF. 4d. LARGE LOAF. . 84. SANDWICH LOAF 1/- By George BERMUDA BAKERY, Ltd McManus Telephone 1080

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Ifepa/TOfCULBERTSON f. ICopyright: 1938: By Ely Culbertson.] TODAY'S HAND. LAST FRIDAY'S QUESTIONS. NOBTH ; Question 43: Only East-West are 4 A - 8 6 S 2 For sportsmen vulnerable, and have 40 part score. V 49843 TThe bidding proceeds: + 9754 or businessmen— East South West North WEST EAST fl heart ? 4k 4U0974S You are South and hold: V8765432 •/ Office of the Corporation of Hamilton. • •10 7 65 2 | 4AKQ2 V/QJ108 • K109 +KJ *AKQJ102 +863 What call do you make? SOUTH "Kantab " Hamilton, January 14th, 1939. *A K Q Answer: You should pass. The vul- •/AKQJ10S i %erability and part score conditions + A K Q J give you a beautiful "trapping" op­ * Owners, Agents and Masters of ships using portunity. Your left hand opponent A St. Louis correspondent writes as] Gray Flannel Trousers follows: Will strain and stretch to hold open "This deal occurred in a social, the Port of Hamilton are hereby notified that | his partner's one heart bid, when a duplicate game and, as you may im-! agine, it worked terrific havoc. In I the Corporation cannot be responsible for any j mere 60 points will give them game every case South reached seven hearts and rubber. You will have a splendid which was invariably doubled by1 double of two hearts or any equivalent West. Some Souths redoubled, others 30/- defects or insufficiency which may exist or be did not, but the carnage was terrible \tftd, and since opponents are vulnera­ in either case. found in any of the mooring buoys placed by ble whereas you are not, your greatest "West opened clubs and declarer Chance of gain lies in such a penalty soon found he could not make a sin­ gle trick outside of his six trumps, the Corporation in Hamilton Harbour or the double. It would be very shortsighted inasmuch as West kept ruffing spades "Kantabs" are one of the best-liked gray tor you to interfere with opponents' and diamonds. This particular board moorings or chains used in connection there- | bidding by overcalling or doubling for broke up our game and I, for one, flannel trousers Trimingham's has ever carried. played in a trance for the rest of the •• a takeout. ITen points demerit for evening. How should the hand be They're tailored for us in London by "Simp- vith, or in the landing stages or other double or 1 no trump; 15 points de- bid?" son" with a special waistband feature which appliances provided by the Corporation for the i merit for any other bid; 10 points j CREDIT for a pass.1 I don't wonder that this deal al« most broke up the duplicate. Some does away with the necessity of a belt. Made accommodation of shipping, free of charge. Question 44: Both sides vulnerable, merry prankster slipped over the im­ mortal Mississippi heart hand on the of medium weight, durable English flannel, , the bidding proceeds: innocent contestants. This is a hand | North East South West which, according to legend, was stacked by Mississippi river gamblers they're a real value at 30/- a pair. Reasonable precautions are taken te insure, I 1 heart Double ? in old time whist games. If I am You are South and hold: ever so unfortunate as to pick up this South hand when I have not actually hat as far as practicable, these moorings AKJ108 V6 •Q1094 *AJ73 seen the cards shuffled and dealt, I What call do you make? shall pass with the most mournful and other appliances arc kept in proper expression possible! I don't believe Answer: You should redouble. True, in miracles! you have a singleton of partner's suit, *icn, but the Corporation cannot accept but you have great strength ift the Tomorrow9s Hand Ji^l.ii l^l ijrl !kJrk.r other three suits, and if by chance responsibility for latent defects or other NORTH one heart redoubled is passed all + 9643 Established 1844 around, fttlfilling the contract should */8 7 54 3 encies unknown to the Corporation, be a cinch, and extra tricks are • Hamilton St. George's probable. Contrariwise, if opponents + 9 742 he only conditions on which ships will run from your redouble, you should \ WEST EAST + 10 8 7 5 2 AAKQ J be able to slaughter them. [.Twenty vKJ9 ermitted to use such moorings and points demerit for bidding 2 spades, + 93 • A K Q or ? or S no trump; 30 points de­ •^ J 1086 53 *AK Q tiances ore that they do so entirely at merit for 1 no trump; 35 points de­ SOUTH AU in aU, when you consider that i merit for any other bid.} A their own risk. •/ A Q 10 6 2 you have left your car home and TODAY'S QUESTION. 4s J 10876542 there are no gas or oU expenditures, Question Sl: North-South vulnera­ * a trip to Bermuda can be inexpen­ Mr. Culbertson will discuss this sive. You've got to eat whether at By order, ble, the bidding has proceeded: hand in tomorrow's column. North East South West home or away, and it isn't much 1 diamond Pass 1 heart 1 spade more expensive here if you are will­ Write your bridge troubles and 3hearts Pass ? ing to shop around for lodging quar­ problems to Ely Culbertson. care J. D. B. TALBOT, ters. Bermuda has many A-l hotels Comfort Yoa are South and hold: oi this paper; inclosing a self- where thousands of traveUers stop 4kA •/KQ963 •Q42 *Q1084 addressed, stamped envelope. Secretary. What call do you make? each year. If you Uke additional style and comfort, and are willing while to pay for it, there aren't many inexpensive is by boat provided you hotels that can surpass these hos- BERMUDA'S CORAL BEACH are willing to go at the minimum telries. rate. As I looked up from my work a HOLDS HIGH PLACE IN moment ago I noticed that the boat Cycling! Many cruise boats have all-ex­ TOURIST MEMORY pense tours. One of which I am we saw directly in front of us had famUiar offers a six day trip includ­ passed from sight. It made me Monitor Travetalks by M. Le Tour ing passage, meals hotel accommo­ think about those other West Indies dations, sightseeing, the U.S. tax of Islands, such as Nassau and Jamaica. 1. Ride a HUMBER English Reversible CORAL BEACH, Bermuda— Mme. $5.00 and the Bermuda tax of $3.20 Most steamships include these ports Le Tour and I have come here to for $87.80. Now that's fairly reason­ on their cruises. I have friends that 2. 3 Speed Gears spend the day—a good long day— able. Rates are stepped up according wouldn't consider a year complete Woollen Rugs at Bermuda's powder-pink Coral to the accommodations you desire. without a visit to Jamaica. They 3. Dynohub Lighting Beach. The sun still is four hours Medium, for this six day tour, would Uke it over Bermuda because they from its meridian, yet we've had a cost you $104.00, while superior and claim it's more tropical. Another 4. Rubber Cushion Seat swim, collected some interesting de luxe would amount to $142.70 and group of friends swear by Nassau. 5. Handlebar Muffs l sizes and colourings are now coral formations and coloured shells, $218.70, respectively. They say they find greater pleasure and now are reclining under red- Round trip fare by air, on either in Nassau's Paradise Beach than 6. Telephone 1284 to be seen in our Rug Department I and-white-striped untjrellas far the Pan American CUpper or Im­any other they know. So there you back on the beach. perial's CavaUer, costs $120 and gets are. It's aU a matter of opinion. for Service Also We rode over from Hamilton on you there in five hours, whUe a boat Right now I'm contented here on a tandem bicycle early this morning. takes a couple of days. Bermuda's Coral Beach. My toes Prior to today Mme. Le Tour had If you're not Interested in an all- have worked their way deep into never been on a two-seated bicycle. expense tour,.you can book passage the warm, soft sand. The sun is After much persuasion she got on to and from Bermuda for as low as nearing noon as I complete this— Axtninster Rugs the rear while I took over the man- $60. Once ashore there are numer­ there have been many time outs— sized job of balancing, steering, Astwood's ous places to board and room besides and Mme. Le Tour is stirring about beautiful designs suitable for and pedaling. (I never let on that I the expensive hotels. One may spend preparing to spread out our lunch. hadn't ridden a bicycle for some two weeks here at a small hotel, After that? Maybe a nap. Maybe 6675^*.m.eitp. living room or dining room five years.) We started off wobbly, guest house, or private home more a stroU down the beach. Who knows, but soon straightened out as we economicaUy than it would cost for I don't. gained speed. She helped pedal on simiUar acemmodations in less at­ Anyway, its a great Ufe, especi­ some of the hills, but mostly was tractive surroundings elsewhere. aUy when you're on Coral Beach in contented to tend strictly to "hang- WhUe every tourist likes the ex­Bermuda.—Christian Science Moni­ at I ing on." perience of a long carriage ride, it is tor. At the moment we are alone on not necessary to tour the island this A backtoard child this long, clean beach free from was as the Bermuda RaUway Com­ stones and driftwood. Mme Lepan y covers all interesting points at may not be stupid! Tour is supposed to be reading Ken­ much lower rates. The last time I neth Robert's gripping Northwest A, S* Cooper & Sons was here I hired a carriage and ft Passage, but I notice from the driver to take us from HamUton to corner of my eye she is gazing, St. George and return. The cost, in­ Backwardness at School 6639CCf.tu.tp. j dreamily, out to sea, the book re­ cluding a deUcious lunch provided maining unopened. by the hotel, admission to the two A JistittguisheJ slowness at learning — these do not It is a glorious day. The suncaves , the aquarium, DevU's Hole, necessarily mean that a child is mentally climbs steadily higher in the deep, and a perfume factory, was 11.50 for NEW YORK HOTEL dull. Often the cause is dull vision, poor I deep blue. Big fleecy clouds drift the two of us. Considering the fact eyesight. aimlessly before a light westerly that this trip took nearly a f uU day I favored by «*> breeze. Out where the sky slips down don't think that amount too exorbi­ to merge with the dappled sea, a tant. The carriage drivers are weU BERMUDIA1VS! Childhood is the time to begin taking sleek white liner — probably one informed on the historical points of care of the eyes. Bring the child here for of the Lady boats—drops a thin cur­ interest as weU as the names of the an expert examination — and glasses if Bo-llestin & Cv tain of feathery smoke. Close by various trees, flowers, and shrubs the ocean heaves and heaves again passed en route. needed. & as it sends a million emerald tinged Bicycling is another great past- At die BLACKSTONE you will -a> runners racing up the sloping beach. tune and an exceUent way of see­ find an atmosphere reminiscent of COGNAC ** your homeland, meet your fellow ing Bermuda. A good bicycle can The Astwood-Dickinson Co. 3 STAR BRANDY Twice now, since I started to write be rented for as low as 25 cents an Bermudians in New York, and this, I have been tempted to put it hour or four dollars a week. Ferries enjoy a service and cuisine in which Front Street. 11/3 Per Bottle aside and do some dreaming myself. run at regular schedules to various your tastes are anticipated. Located But before I left New York I prom­ parts of the Island and one may in die fashionable Park Avenue ised friends I would try and find an take one's bicycle aboard at a small section. Moderate prices prevail in Sole Agents inexpensive way to visit Bermuda. additional charge made to the fare. the smart dining room and allur­ Today, of course, there are two at * * ing lounge bar. JOIN THE RANKS J. E. LIGHTBOURN & CO. ways the traveller may reach Ber­ Swimming, golf, and tennis may be Reasonable Tariff for Lang or Short Slays muda. (Pardon, a moment, while I had here as reasonably as at Eastern Of satisfied and proud owners of General Electric put on my coloured glasses.) By the resorts. The bathhouse which Mme. INSTANT way, it is a good thing to have your Le Tour and I rented here for the Hotel Washing Machines. Change a drudgery into a light sun glasses near at hand, at least day cost us only $1. There is a task the General Electric Way. POSTUM ,^^^ until you have become used to fresh water shower avaUable and BLACKSTONE 50 EAST 58th STREET twice a day ll^^^ MMnk bright sunlight on startling white a place to store your valuables. coral. But as I was saying, there Just OffP*rfi Avenue ROBERT O. AITKEN RESTS YOUR |pg| *%^\asr*W MaBam anj poa Green fees on the golf courses vary, are two ways for the traveller to but one may play for as low as 50 NEW YORK CITY NERVES 1*2^^ j • • r... D.tt»t. Rich. brillUnt— Queen St. Phone 11 / Hamilton »»'niin «...r- O-ana am b writs*. reach Bermuda today. By steam­ cents up to $2. Tennis courts also 368

ONTARIO NEWSPAPERMAN Sardinia—New Coal Source PRAISES BERMUDA for Fuel-Hungry Italy CLASSIFIED

WASHINGTON, D.C—Italy has a ADVERTISEMENTS Raleigh Howard C. Obeay Brings 12 new coal bin from which to draw RATES: Minimum 3 lines equal ap­ energy for her developing industrial Shoe Sale proximately to fifteen words 1/6. Winners Of Circulation Each word over three lines at 2d Ufe, according to reports of extensive per word. No display lines. Only Contest To Colony coalfields recently inaugurated by Men's, Women's, Children's bonafide ads. under these headings Bicycles Premier MussoUni at Carbonia, Sar­ will be accepted and are strictly payable in advance. "If heaven is like Bennuda, we all dinia. Footwear Sharply Reduced want to go there'" This is what Mr. "Across the Tyrrhenian Sea from Howard C. Qbeay, Circulation Mana­ the Italian 'boot,' shaped roughly For Rent — For Sale ger of the Stafford, Ont. "Beacon- in the form of a giant paraUelogram LOST Herald" wrote back to his editor more than 9,000 square mUes in by the last Air-Mail. Mr. Obeay is extent, the island-province of Sar­ WRIST WATCH, White Gold, be­ in charge of a party of twelve, winners dinia is one of Italy's chief mining MEN'S tween Reid Street and Pembroke of a Circulation Contest held by the centres," points out a buUetin from pair Church. Please return to Betty Hay­ WADSON'S Stratford newspaper, who are stay­ the Washington, D. C. headquarters 10/- ward. 'Phone 3375. ing at the St. George Hotel. This is of the National Geographic Society. SHOES 6707*tu. Mr. Obeay"s first trip to Bermuda, and that he should so express bim self "COAL CITY" BUILT TO WORK Blacks, browns, black and white and brown and white; LADY'S GOLD WRIST WATCH, on about the island in spite of the recent MINES some suedes. Stylish, well made shoes; sizes to 11. Front Street. Reward. J. GaUoway, COMMITTEE ON CRUISE unfortunate weather, is high tribute Belmont Manor. indeed. "In addition to lead, zinc, opper,- 6706*tu. SHIPS IS MOOTED Thirty girls participated in this sttver, and other mineral areas, year's Beacon-Herald Circulation are the new coal districts along the Continued from Page 1 Contest. The first winner, who re­ southwest coast of the island. First WOMEN'S ceived a double ticket was Miss Mabel industrial town to appear in the wake HELP WANTED it has happened in the case of an in of 'black gold' is Carbonia ('Coal pair dividual who has been quite recently Fisher, of SebringvUle, Ont., who took her brother, Mr. Ford Fisher with her. City'), whose surrounding mines 6/ Ucensed to sell liquor. INTELLIGENT YOUNG BOY wanted Mrs. David S. Tlbbits, the former The other winners were: Miss Helen are already employing an average SHOES "The Finance Committee, however immediately for Accountants' Mary Butterfield, daughter of Mr. Dantzger, of Dublin, Ont.; Mrs. of 6,500 workers producing coal at in order to put this matter beyond Blacks, browns, blues, fancy colour combinations, Office. Apply in own writing to and Mrs. H. St. George Butterfield John Kegier, of Seaforth, Ont., the rate of 60,000 tons a month. peradventure, suggest that we should conservative and ultra modern models; sizes 3 to 8. Box 6610. of "Widdrington," Pembroke, arrived Miss Ruby M. Battler, of Shakespeare, define just what the contents of "Linked by a narrow-gauge raU­ 6U10fth. eitp. in the Monarch of Bermuda yester­ Ont., Miss Isabelle Withrow, of way with the near-by port of Sant' these containers should be. We pro­ day to spend the winter here in Stratford, Ont., Mrs. Albert L. Antioco, also being expanded as a pose that a quart should be a YOUNG MAN for CoUection Depart­ Somerset. Lieutenant Tibbits is ex­ Schade, of Stratford, Miss Anna result of increased shipping demands, quart containing not more than r ment, must have knowledge of pected to arrive in H.M.S. Berwick Davidson, of MitcheU, Ont., and Miss Carbonia is at present a town of some 26-2/3 ozs. and that any importer figures. The Bank of N. T. Butter­ this week. Margaret Laidlow, of Atwood, Ont. 12,000 inhabitants. Made-to-order Boys' Shoes 6/* P- field and Son, Ltd. importing malt Uquor, etc., in such Mrs. Obeay accompanied her hus­ were its City HaU, school, hospital, 6682*m.ei. to s21. containers not exceeding that fi­ Blacks and browns, sturdily yet stylishly made; sizes Mr. and Mrs. J. Lakin Baldridge band on the trip. theatre, and nearly 400 buUdings to gure, but in excess of one-half of to 6 of "Burnt House," Warwick, an­ house workers, technicians, and ad­ that figure, should pay the rate ministrative officials. nounce the engagement of their specified in the tariff. That was "Its new church is dedicated to daughter, Jean, to Mr. John Eliot the intention and has been always the Roman Bishop, San Ponziani, WANTED Cutter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eliot the interpretation put upon it by STANDARD OIL TANKER Sale at Our Hamilton Store Only I Cutter, of New York and West- who, exl d to Sardinia more than importers for many years past," said STOREROOM or WAREHOUSE, in hampton, Long Island. 1,600 years ago, was forced to work Mr. Cox. SINKS AFTER EXPLOSION or near HamUton. Write P. O. # * * in mines even then being operated Mr. Butterfield presented the pe­ there. Box 285, Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Gray Robinson en­ titions of Melba MacMartin Orr and PORT OF SPAIN, Jan. 16. (CP)— 6705ttu.w. tertained at cocktails on Sunday Thornton Wallace Orr for the Incor­ The 4,300-ton tanker "Herljert G ON PATH OF CONQUEST Bermuda Trading Co. rling," Pembroke, in honour poration of "Perots Island," and of Eylie," owned by the Standard OU the Misses Joanne Taylor and Allen Alderson McMartin and Mar- Company of Venezuela, blew up on The Stores of Service, Satisfaction, Saving FOR "RENT Jane Wittemore of Greenwich, Con­ last Thursday, according to a dis­ "Mineral deposits of iron, copper, got McMartin for the incorporation and silver—plus the fertile soU of necticut. closure on Saturday. The accident Somerset Hamilton St. George's of the Hamilton Investment Com­ its western plains—attracted Phoe­ OFFICES and Storeroom on ground Among the guests were Mr. and occurred in the harbour at Carapito pany." These will both be holding nician colonists to this island long floor of Telephone BuUding, Reid Mrs. William Friesenbruch, Mr. and | companies. Venezuela. One Venezuelan was Street. Apply to Roland Lines. said to have been killed and another before the birth of Christ. Later the Mrs. John Bluck Jr., Mr. and Mrs. His Honour the Speaker read a Romans came, and made Sardinia 5998fs.tu.tp. gravely wounded in the explosions. Vernon Friesenbruch, Mrs. Con­ communication from His ExceUency one of the Mediterranean granaries The tanker's master flew here on Ask for stance Aitcheson, the Misses Mary the Governor in reply to the seasons' that fed the Empire's armies and TWO from THREE Saturday and said that the cause of Talbot, Esther Masters and Eliza- greetings which the House sent for­ citizenry. MODERN HOUSE, unf urnished, new­ and Eleanor Pearman. The the explosion was unknown. He said Acadia Creamery ly built, seven rooms, Pembroke. ward to His ExceUency and Lady "Its geographic location along the leaves ONE Messrs. Guthrie McLeod, Forster there were eight blasts which shook Rent £15. 0. 0. per month. Apply HUdyard before Christmas. In part path of Mediterranean exploration BUTTER Cooper, Bendell Arton, Henry Mas­ the vessel's tanks and she was towed Somers Real Estate Agency. Dial His ExceUency said, "From the bot­ and conquest gave Sardinia an in­ ters, Everett Friesenbruch and tom of our hearts, Lady HUdyard blazing, to the middle of the river From Canadian Dairy to 1261-1262. where she sank. The survivors among evitable role in the continuous drama James Lang. and I wish you and aU members of your Table within six days. 6645ffl3. Sl4. tul7. the crew jumped to the pier where of war and exploitation that foUowed. your Honourable House ... a pros­ After the Romans, the Goths, By­ the tanker was loading ofl at the perous New Year." zantines, Vandals, and Arabs over­ Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stuyvesant time. The vessel sailed from New FLAT, in HamUton. Six rooms and The House adjuorned to tomor­ ran Sardinia in successive waves of J. C. COOPER Fish of New York have returned York for Carapito on October 29. bath with yard. Write Box 6703, row. conquest. Distributor. Shirlea Cottage," Warwick, i.569t:Ctu.eitp. Bermuda Press. o "Pisans and Genoese drove out after passing several weeks in New 1 York. Duchess Of Norfolk Thrown the Saracens and then disputed "THE HERMITAGE," Somerset "GUNS" WILL AVENGE between themselves for the prize. Bridge, fuUy furnished, electricaUy From Horse During Hunt Spam took over around the end of equipped, water rights on Great Mr. ind Mrs. James A. E. Mar­ INSULTS TO ITALY the 13th century and kept the island Sound. Six minutes walk from RE. shall : Greenwich, Conn., were untU, in 1708, the EngUsh fleet cap­ LADIES' SILK Station. Dial 2573. hosts at cocktails and dinner re­ NOTTINGHAM, Jan. 16. (CP)- tured the port of CagUari, and turned 6698*tu.th.s. cently at the Princess Hotel to Cap­ Italian Press Launches New The Duchess of Norfolk was admit Sardinia over to Austria. ted to the Nottingham General Hos DRESSES tain and Mrs. J. B. E. Radcliffe, Miss "Later, in return for SicUy, Sardin­ pital on Saturday suffering from a Helen Jackson of South Orange, NX, Anti-French Campaign ia was ceded to the dukes of Savoy, FOR SALE slight concussion of the brain after 7/6 and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Struthers who adopted the title of King of a hunting accident. She was riding ONE ACRE OF LAND, Richmond of Noroton, Conn. ROME, Jan. 16 (CP)—Italy's anti- Sardinia, eventually exchanged BON MARCRE with the Belvoir hounds at HolweU (1861) for King of Italy. that can do all the polishing Road, Pembroke. Write Box 6659, French campaign gained new im­ when her horse stumbled and feU Burnaby Street Bermuda Press. Miss Julia Ryan of New York has petus today with newspaper threats at a fence, throwing the Duchess 6659*s.tu. ITALY'S LEAST POPULATED The answer to this little sum is—O-Cedar returned to "Casa Rosa," in Paget that Italians might avenge insults to the ground. :>695Ts.eiitp. DISTRICT Polish! And it's the answer to all your after a short trip north. with guns. The Press attack came as "ZENA," 37 ft. Aux. Yawl, can be seen Italy made an Insurgent victory the polishing problems. Furniture, leather, at Pitt's Bay, Pembroke. 14 ft. price for settling the quarrel with "Today, the strategic location of mirrors, tiles, paintwork—they'll all look Motor Boat, with 5 H.P. Motor, can Mr. and Mrs. Frank X. Sadlier France over colonial influence in the Will Discuss Constructive Sardinia brings it more and more their best after a light rub with O-Cedar be seen at North Shore, Devonshire. of New York arrived yesterday to Mediterranean. Suggestions With Japanese mto the spotlight of European af­ Polish. You'll save a great deal of time Apply to Sidney L. Greenslade. visit Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Osborn Newspapers unanimously pubUshed fairs. About 125 miles west of the DECIDING FUTURE OF too, when you can go from room to room 6704*tu.th.s. of Spring Lake, N.J., at "Undercliffe," defiant protests against the state­ nearest point of Italy, it is one of brightening everything with one polish Continued from Page 1 Pembroke. ment attributed to an anonymous the stepping-stones between Africa MANDATES And remember, ©-Cedar Polish deans BUILDING LOTS near Elbow Beach French officer that 10 ItaUan is unknown, but already Britain and Europe. It is only seven and and preserves at the same time. But Hotel, Apply Joe Paul, Dial 1615 soldiers were hardly enough to fight and the United States have extended a half mfles south of Corsica, and Lord Home Gives an beware of imitations—if there is no "O" in 6689*tu.f. ng others who returned yes­ one retired Frenchman. credits to China to purchase trucks not much more than a hundred the name, it is not the genuine O-Cedar terday were Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Senor Virginia Gayda wrote for its new backdoor route to Burma. miles north of Tunisia, both of Explanation Polish. GRAFLEX CAMERA, 3! x 41, revol­ Rounthwaite , Mr. Lloyd P. Jones, "French hatred of Italy is breeding which French possessions have been ving back, case, fUters. Very good Outerbridge and Mr. Or- ItaUan hatred of France until final­ TOKIO, Jan. 16. (CP)—Foreign lately in news headlines as ItaUan condition, £8. Phone 2538. From 9-12, land S. Greene. ly rifles wUl go off by themselves." Minister Arita will reply to the Bri­ objectives. JOHANNESBURG In the vent of Mornings. o tish note demanding the mainten­ "In 1936, the population of Sardin­ any mandatory power renouncing 6702*tu. ance of the open door to China in ia was counted at Uttle more than its mandate over a colony, the AUies Mrs. N. Henry P. Vesey a million persons. Because of its and associated Powers which were nd their son, Ernest, wUl saU in the a speech before ParUament, pro­ FINED £1 FOR USING difficult cUmate and rugged surface victorious in the Great War, and "Monarch" tomorrow for a short claiming Japan's determination to it is the least densely settled of Ital­ not the League of Nations, wUl de­ HOUSES and COTTAGES trip to New York. pursue her China poUcy despite OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE foreign opposition, it was reUably ian departments. termine the future of administra­ POLISH For Rent and Sale reported yesterday. "GeneraUy mountainous, Sardinia tion of such territories. A 20/- fine was imposed on Morris This important explanation of the LAND FOR SALE Mr. and Mrs. Edgar B. Vanwinkle turns a granite back on the mother The all-purpose polish Charles Furbert in Hamilton PoUce basis of any possible change of 2nd. of Rye, New York, are here on country to the east. In the west GERALD GRAY Court yesterday morning for using JAPANESE PRESS UTTERS government in the mandated terri­ their honeymoon and are guests at are volcanic uplands. The island offensive words on Front Street, tories was made in a joint interview Walker Arcade, Front St. & Reid St. Harrington House. Mrs. Vanwinkle has few rivers of consequence. These HamUton, on December 27. Furbert THREAT TO U.S. FLEET shrivel in dry seasons and sweU to given here by the Right Hon. Vis­ Dial 2715. Cables "Houses" is the former CorneUa Whitehouse S3C|eitp. (directly opposn- „atj denied the charge and was defended torrents with prolonged rains. More count Home of Slamannan, PC. B McLoughUn, daughter of Mr. by Mr. J. Cardie Mosse. Continued from Page 1 extreme than on the mainland, G.BE., K.C, and Sir Henry Strakosch, Gregory McLoughUn of New York. G.B.E., chairman of the Union Cor­ John Travers said he was riding in trend of the situation in the Far the climate is remembered by visi­ poration, who arrived in Johannes­ a troUey alongside the pavement, East." tors for its hot-dry summers and burg on a visit. Viscount Home Arrivals this week at The Hori- intending to park on Front Street, A Foreign Office spokesman post­ harsh, wet winters. BUTTERFIELD & CO., was ChanceUor of the Exchequer ons include Mr. and Mrs. Harold when the accused came along in a poned comment until further study "Both man and beast of Sardinia Front St., in 1921-22 and a member of the Bri­ Hamilton. Mendina of New York, Mr. and Mrs. horse and buggy. The two vehicles of the note. He predicted that there are small in stature. Unusually tish Government under Mr. Lloyd WE RENT S. C. Brush of New York and Mr. obstructed each other and Tavares would be a delay before a reply is tiny are the local donkeys, as weU George at the time of the signing Roland Sanford of Albany, N.Y. asked Furbert to back his buggy a made to the British note and also to as native Sardinian cattle. The very Cottages ant J Apartments of the Treaty of VersaiUes. bit so as to allow the troUey room to that from the United States, which character of the islanders, stern and Unfurnished Asked for their opinion regarding or Furnished park. The accused refused and preceded it. uncompromising, is often laid to swore at the witness. their harsh, rocky surroundings, the future of South-West Africa, WE SELL LONDON, Jan. 16. (CP)—If the WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS Tavares's evidence was corrobor­ which have served as a waU not only they said: "We are very glad that Government continues to march in Land, Houses Buildings etc. ated by WilUam Henry C harlton and against outside influences, but General Smuts, in his recent state­ PIANIST READY AT 78 step with the United States Govern­ P.c. Harrison, who both said Furbert against the transfer of language and ment, has made the attitude of the Tel. 2044 and 2045 ment, as at last it appears to be do­ h ut d the obscene language. The customs from one side of the island Union Government against re­ TO HELP NATIVE LAND ing, there is good reason to think Constable said Furbert agreed to to the other." nunciation of the mandate so clear." that Japan win take notice," said drive to the PoUce Station, and then In reply to further questions, they MORGES SWITZERLAND, Jan. 16 The Manchester Guardian today, drove away" added: "There is a great deal of mis- (CP)—The aged Ignace Paderewski, commenting editoriaUy on the Brit­ TRAMWAYMEN TO GET MORE FOR SALE The accused denied the charge, and ception as to the position in which who devoted his musical genius ish note to Japan announcing the said he drove away because he be­ PAY these mandates stand. The man­ and fortune to win independence non-recognition of a new order Ueved the poUceman had changed his dates were- granted by the AUied for his native Poland, is again ready sponsored by Japan. ExceUent Building Lot to forsake piano-p'aying for poUtics mind about taking him to the PoUce DURBAN—Tramwaymen in Dur­ and associated Powers which were as the shadows of the Nazi German Station. ban are to have their wages increased victorious in the war, one of which Cavendish Heights Edgar HiU said he heard no offensive by a total of £6,912. 12s. 6d. is, of course, the United States of conquest grow darker over his be­ approximately 200' x 100'. loved homeland. The pianist-com­ words used. Unfair to Women? This sum is just under one-third America. o of the original demand made by the "They were not granted by the poser has placed himself at the dis­ "No matter what I say," remarked Price £475. 0. 0. tramwaymen some months ago. League of Nations, and if the re­ future administration of the man­ position of the Warsaw Government The Interpreters the darling wife,- "it never seems to This is the effect of the flndi of nunciation of a mandate were to be dated territories should be. It is Apply: at his ripe age of 78. He has signified "No matter how shaUow or vapid bear any fruit." the arbitrator, Mr. A. E. Ch r, made by any mandatory Power, that quite erroneous to suppose that any SOMERS REAL ESTATE his burning desire to help fight the a period may have been, there have "Oh," murmured the precious former Provincial Secretary, in e renunciation recpiires to be made mandatory Power could renounce AGENCY German designs on the Ukraine always been artists and poets to husband from behind his paper. dispute between the tramwayj^en to the League of Nations. a mandate in favour of Germany or Dial 1281-1262. territory, which includes his own interpret it in terms of enduring "Then why not try pruning it?**— 1 and the Durban City Council wlv'c "It would then be for the Powers any particular Power.—SA.M.P. 6644

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