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"ORION" RUSHES ILL U.S. LARGE LINER LAUNCHED MOTOR-ASSISTED BICYCLE H.M.S. YORK DUE TO THEYSAY GENERAL EASEMENT IN EUROPE CADET HERE WINS SUPPORT OF M.CJ. ARRIVE SUNDAY Manufacturers Anxious — That the "errand of mercy is much appreciated. SEEN BY LONDON DIPLOMATS Lad's Condition Grave After Dock Rates — Thanks To Legislation to be Introduced Commander-in-Chief on Emergency Operation That now for seeing what Boake Government — London News at the Next Session Board Carter will make of it. 600-MILE ERRAND OF MERCY LONDON, Sept. 23 (BOP)—Two It was learned yesterday that Vice-Admiral S. J. Meyrick, Com­ That making the channel at 2 a.m. Resumption Of Bombings In China— large liners were launched today. Mr. S. S. Toddings, M.C.P., is plan­ mander-in-Chief of the America and is not often done. Whether H.M.S. Orion's 600-mUe The "Cape Town Castle," the largest ning to introduce at the next Session West Indies Station, who recently * * * dash from Bermuda to the U.S.S. vessel to be launched ta the Utated of Colonial ParUament, now immin­ underwent medical treatment in a That quite a number of Golden Wed­ 2,000 Reported Slain In Two-Day AnnapoUs and back with a gravely Kingdom since the "Queen Mary," ent, a bill designed to enable the use New York hosital, is due to arrive dings have been celebrated lately. Ul American cadet on baord will have was named at Harland & Wolff's of motor "boosters" on pedal cycles, next Sunday at 3 p.m. in his flagship, Sf Sf Sf a successful cUmax was stUl ta doubt Belfast yard today by the Mayorese simUar to the engine recently import­ H.M.S. York. That it is therefore possible to learn Raids— Planes Destroyed last night as the cadet, 17-year-old of Cape Town. The Mayor and shs ed by an American resident, Mr. During his illness Commodore H. the truth of the statement that the Robert Hugh Quinn, battled for his had traveUed from Cape Town for Carl G.Wirt, of Devonshire, Mr. Tod­ H. Harwood, H.M.S. Exeter, assumed first half century of married life life foUowing an emergency opera­ the ceremony. Mrs. Low christened dings stated, however, that use of command of the Station. is the hardest. LONDON, Sept. 23. (BOP)—Assurances that Italy would send tion for acute appendicitis and peri­ the vessel with a bottle of South such motors would, under the hUl, * * * no more "volunteers" to Spain, similar to those which it is under­ tonitis. African wine. The liner, which is of be severely restricted. He said that That the anti-vacctaationist are hard stood were given to Monsieur Delbos at Geneva by Signor Bovas- Orion reached the East End of the 26,500 tons register, is the largest he had not drafted the bUl ta final at it. coppa, were it is learned confirmed in Rome yesterday by the Ital­ Islands, at the end of her errand vessel the Union-Castle Line has yet shape, but expected to have it com­ "Cavalier's" Flight Today * * * commissioned and has accommoda­ pleted ta a few days. That the cynic says they don't object ian Foreign Minister to the British Charge d'Affairs. The British of mercy, soon after midnight yes­ terday. Her powerful searchlights tion for 292 first class and 500 cabin MeanwbUe, to win support for his Has Been Cancelled so much to vaccination. Government has been kept informed of conversations between picking out the way, she came up- class passengers. Almost simultane­ cause, with the permission cf Mr. the Italian permanent delegate at Geneva and the French Foreign channel immediately to Grassy Bay, ously at Vickers-Armstrong*s yard Wirt, Mr. Toddings wiU take the That what they object to is com- Minister, and in London these exchanges and the prospects they arriving there at 2.30 a.m. at Barrow, the new P. & O. liner motor-assisted bicycle to various pri­ Imperial Airways announced yes­ pulsion. "StrathaUan" was launched, the terday afternoon that the flight hold out of Franco-Italian discussions which might lead to wider The cadet, desperately Ul, was im­ vate places in the Colony fcr actual mediately taken ashore and within ceremony being performed by the demonstrations to persons interested. of their flying-boat, CavaUer, from That prohibition and compulsion agreements on Spain are naturally welcomed. The Nyon arrange­ half an hour an emergency operation Countess of Cromer. Tomorrow (Saturday) afternoon, Bermuda to Port Washington, Long have a lot to answer for. ment, in which it is hoped Italian collaboration will now be forth­ had been performed on him at the Mr. Toddings will have the auto- Island, today, has been canceUed. * * * CavaUer, which had engine trouble coming, has made an important contribution towards restoring Royal Naval Hospital. His condition, Fear For Preference cycle at the B.A.A. field, where per­ That he was right who said pro­ however, remained such as to cause sons may test the capabilities of the on Tuesday causing a canceUation of hibition was bad enough but it was the situation at sea resulting from the Spanish conflict, and it the southward flight from New York, should be possible as a result to take up again the question on the grave anxiety, and the Dockyard The National Unicn of Manufac­ tiny engine, which wiU raise a pedal better than no drink at all. medical officer could issue no definite cycle's speed on a level road to about arrived ta Bermuda on Wednesday * * * importance of which the British Government have never ceased to turers has sent a memorandum to at about 5.30 p.m. and it was at bulletins. the Government expressing anxiety 35 miles per hour. Other demon­ That the wounding incident is closed. lay stress, namely, withdrawal of foreigners engaged on either Last night Cadet Quinn was still strations at Somerset, St. George's first expected she would continue * * * lest the Government should be pre­ on her regular schedule this morning. side in the civil war in Spain. seriously Ul but his condition, it pared for poUtical considerations tc etc. will foUow. That Japan deeply regrets that her was stated, was satisfactory under modify the system of imperial pre­ aviators cannot distinguish be­ If fretadly discussions between the the circumstances. ference at present obtaining. These tween the Union Jack and a Chinese French and Italian Governments CHINESE PORTS RAIDED Orion left Bermuda at 9 p.m. on fears are said to be based on the pro­ tea-kettle. can make easier the progress on this Sf Sf Sf nouncements of the Foreign Secret­ Two Soldiers Fined £2. 15. 0 JOSEPH CONRAD BADLY question, the view in well informed BY JAPANESE PLANES Tuesday night after the U.S. Consul, Mr. Harold L. WilliamsoD, had trans­ ary and other members of the Gov­ That Italy has graciously consented .cles in London is that the way Each in Court Yesterday mitted to the Dockyard authorities ernment. BATTERED BY GALES to take part ta the pirate control would be opened up for a distinct Britain May Invoke Washing­ a request from the American Gov­ Dock Increases plan. advance in general European appease­ Sf * Sf ernment for assistance. The Annapo­ Privates Walter Breton and Alex­ ment. At the same time there is no ton Pact — Nanking Again Cracked Main Mast and is Us, a slow ship with a speed of only ander Lowe, of the Sherwood Forest­ That she is to choose her own area. disposition to under-rate the dif­ The Port of London authority an­ Bombed about nine knots, was then over 300 ers' Regiment, ta HamUton PoUce m st ss ficulties still to be overcome. But nounces certain increases ta rates Proceeding under Power miles East-North-East of Bermuda. Court yesterday pleaded guUty to That Germany has approved. julties become less formidable and charges necessitated, it is stated, It was impossible for her to get Quinn charges of removing bicycles from * * * when tackled with goodwill, and it is SBCANGHAI, Sept. 23 (CP)—Ja­ by advances ta the pay of dock la­ ashore in time for the emergency where they were parked in Victoria HEADED FOR NEW YORK That now the way wiU be clear for in that connection that London sees panese planes and warships today bourers which recently came into operation becoming rapidly more Street without the owners' permis­ Italian troops to proceed to Spain the potential importance of the de­ bombed and shelled the Chinese ports force. Dockers received an increase necessary. sion, and of riding them down Vic­ to take part ta a war that has never velopments of the last few days. of Canton and Haichow, causing of five shillings and sixpence per week The Joseph Conrad, badly beaten Captain Denison, Captata-ta- and this wiU be foUowed by a scheme toria Street without lights attached been declared. British naval experts for the Paris widespread damage. Nanking was by the Seven Seas ta the square rig­ Charge of H.M. Dockyard, acted which it is hoped wiU make for a part­ during the hours of darkness. * » * technical talks under the Nyon not raided this morning, the Japan­ gers' return race from Bermuda to swiftly in consultation with the ial decasualisaticn cf deck labour. Both offences were committed on That this week wiU see the return arrangement will leave London dur­ ese apparently being impressed by Newport, is limping into New York Commander-m-Chlef, Vice-Admiral Sunday, September 19. of nearly aU the empties. ing the week-end and the conversa­ the British, French, German and under power. The black-huUed vessel Meyrick, in H.M.S. York. The send­ An officer of the Regiment appeared * * * tions with French and ItaUan experts United States protests against the un­ Thanks Government received a battering from the winds ing a seaplane was decided against before the Wor. H. M. Godet and That then there wiU be some local will open cn Monday. The British restricted bombardment of the civil­ that deserted both boats on the owing to -unsuitable weather, and testified to the exceUent character of news of interest. delegates are Vice-Admiral Sir Wil­ ian population. This morning Dine The first resolution to be moved at southward race, and since the passing Orion was ordered at full speed to the two accused. * # * liam James, Captain T. Phillips, ac­ bombers carried out the greatest the sixty-fourth annual conference of the Atlantic gales she has been the Annapolis. They were each fined £2 on the That the parliamentarians are getting companied by Paymaster-Captain raid yet made over Canton. of the National Union of Conservative plagued with calms. charge cf removing the cycles, and ready for the fray. Pertwee and Commander Robuck. Within Uttle more than 12 hours, and Unionist Association, which According to a cable received yes­ 15/- for riding without lights. * * * The experts are to study the neces­ Canton Dead Orion's 29-knot speed had brought opens at Scarborough on October 7, terday by Mr. R. A. Ferguson, whose her alongside the Annapolis and congratulates the Prime Minister and sen Roderick sailed on the Joseph That some swear night sessions are sary m edifications to the arrange­ -o ment already in operation to allow 2,000 Chinese, mostly refugees, were Quinn was transferred to the British the National Government cn the con­ Conrad, the ship is making for New coming. of Italian participation. estimated killed or injured in the cruiser for the race back to Bermuda. tinued improvement ta industry and OBITUARY York. She struck trouble almost im­ * * • two-days aerial bombardment of Quinn's home is at Carnegie, Pa., employment, thanks them for the mediately after setting out on her That what post-Brandial speeches Canton. The raids today and yes­ where his mother, Mrs. N. E. Oran, steps they are taking fcr preservation journey from St. David's Head, for wiU be Uke remains to be seen. LONDON PAPERS FEATURE terday were carried through steadily Uves at Shawham Avenue. She has of the country's security and main­ Mrs. Elizabeth Hewlett, widow of on the second day she cracked her Mr. Charles Hewlett, of Somerset, and left women and children search­ been notified of her son's serious tenance of peace, and assures them main topgaUant mast. PERSONAL died at noon yesterday at her home, CANTON BOMBINGS ing through the ruins for their rela­ condition. of the whole-hearted support of the Since then the Joseph Conrad has Tatem's Point, East Side, Somerset. tives. o Conservative and Unionist Party. been saUing without main and four The relatives and many friends of She was 78 years of age, and had been LONDON, Sept. 23 (BOP)—Under Planes Destroyed The Prime Minister wiU address a royals. She is proceeding under Mr. J. B. Ferguson wiU be pleased headings such as "Most Frightful ACCUSED GIVEN BENEFIT mass meeting in connection with the twice married; her first husband being power, and has been for the last 200 a Mr. Ludford. The deceased is sur­ to learn that he is making a rapid re­ Air-Raid of all," "Pepole Go Mad A dispatch from Tokio states that conference on the evening of October mUes. The cable received by Mr. covery, foUowing an operation for With Terror," "Japanese Warplanes OF MAGISTRATE'S DOUBT 8. vived by several chUdren; a son, Ferguson yesterday has been the the Japanese claim today to have de­ Charles Ludford, a daughter, Mabel, appendicitis, performed at the King Swoop Down on Civilians," "Streets Duty Courtesy only news received of her progress stroyed sixty-six Chinese planes dur­ wife of Mr. Arthur Harris; a daughter, Edward Hospital last Saturday. Choked With Dead," "Thousands ing the last three days and added that Charge of Intimidation to since she was reported half way, but J. B., famUarly known as "Benny" Dead in Worst Air-Eaid," "Canton Maude Constance, wife of Mr. R. O. the square-rigger has been in com­ twelve more might have been brought By an exchange of notes published Harris, a daughter, Clara Hewlett, Ferguson, is the son of Mr. E. A. Air-Eaid Havoc," "Japan Shatters Obtain Alms is Dismissed munication with wireless stations down. today, the British and French Gov­ and Gertrude Ludford, wife of Mr. Ferguson, for many years associated Canton," the London evening papers on the Maine coast. Washington Pact ernments have made an agreement Albert Thomas. with the Bermuda Telephone Com­ print eye-witness accounts of today's The charge against Samuel CUfford whereby unprocessed raffia produced The cable received from Newport, Mrs. Hewlett succumbed after an pany. attack on Canton by Japanese bomb­ Hodgson, of attmpting to obtain ta French colonies, protectorates or Rhode Island, read as follows: GENEVA, Sept. 23 (CP)—Great illness of several months. The funer­ o ers. While the messages emphasize alms from James LesUe Wolfe, by mandated territories wiU enter the "Cracked main topgaUant mast Britain was understood today as al wiU take place today at 5.00 p.m., that the estimates of the terrible planning to invoke the Washington intimidation, was dismissed by the Utated Kingdom duty free, whUe cof­ second day, sailtag without main QUEEN DUE WITH 340 casualties among non-combatants Eastern District PoUce Magistrate from the residence of her daughter, and four royals, gales, calms, and pact guaranteeing China's territorial fee from British East Africa and Mrs. Mabel Harris, Upper New Road, are unofl&cial and will not be con­ in HamUton PoUce Court yesterday last 200 miles under power, proceed­ integrity as a last resort to bring Kauri gum from New Zealand wUl be Somerset, and St. James's Church, The "Queen of Bermuda" is due to firmed for a considerable time, all morning. Hodgson was first charged ing to New York. Conrad. Roddy." Japan into a conference over the exempt from surtaxe d'etrepote on Somerset. The Rev. Albert SuUivan, arrive from New York this morning agree in the statement no military with the offence on Wednesday, when The Seven Seas finished aff Brenton Sino-Japanese hostilities. Such ac­ re-exportation to France frcm the Rector of St. James, wiU officiate. with 340 passengers, and wUl saU on objectives suffered. tion may also have the advantage he offered an aUbi as his defence. Utated Kingdom. Reed Lightship on Monday, and on the return trip tomorrow at 3 p.m. of bringing the United States into a The accused was aUeged to have Tuesday was declared the winner as Agents, WatUngton and Conyers. ADVANCTOJTGIJON full consideration of measures to stopped WoUe on the North Shore To Visit Alsace the Joseph Conrad did not turn up halt the Far Eastern conflict. Road on Saturday, Sept. 4, at 11.50 within the time limit. The black CONTENTS pan. and to have asked him for a Mr. LesUe Hore-BeUsha, Secretary vessel was victorious ta the ocean HENDAYE, Sept. 23 (CP)—The quarter. Wolfe said he was frighten­ for War, is leaving Paris tonight for contest to Bermuda, winning by 55 Spanish Insurgents reported today Defence Broken U.S. Marine Gives Blood Page ed. Alsace, where he wiU have an oppor­ seconds elapsed time. that they had opened a concerted To Save British Cable News. * PEIPING, Sept. 23 (CP)—Japanese Hodgson told the court on Wed­ tunity of seeing French fortifications drive by land, sea and air to smash nesday that he was at the Castle British Official Press 1 mUitary authorities said today that Continued on Page 10 Ambassador 1 the Asturian defence ring around Harbour Hotel at the time of the al­ They Say Gijon. Advices reaching the French they had shattered the Chinese de­ Imaginary Interview. 1 leged incident. Despatches frcm London pub­ border said the big push was against fence line north of Paotingfu and TROPICAL DISTURBANCE Letters to the Edito —— 2 Frederick Evanson Tucker yester­ lished in the Royal Gazette 2 the centres of the Government posi­ driven the Chinese back within a Editorial day told the Court that he went to and Colonist DaUy yesterday tions near the mouth of the Sella mile of their strategic base, eighty ENDEAVOUR I FOUND OFF Diary e*S_P.T. 2 miles south of this city. town on Saturday night, September 4, stated that Japan, replying to At midnight a G.M.T. tropical dis­ River, thirty miles east of Gijon. Cross Word Puzzle 8 and returned to the Castle Harbour Great Britain's note on the turbance was centred about 26J de­ THE AZORES Radio Page —• * Hotel, where he worked, around subject, "deeply regrets" the grees north, 55| degrees west, 650 Nanking Bombed SportingNews - 5 ITALY'S DIPLOMATIC eleven o'clock that night. When he NEW YORK, Sept. 23 (CP)—United recent wounding of the British miles SJE. of Bermuda. Its direction Serial Story 1 NANKING, Sept. 23 (CP)—A squad­ entered his room, which he shared States Coastguard officials in New Ambassador to China, and that of movement is uncertain, but appar­ Shipping & Mails 8 MOVE IN PATROL ron of more than thirty Japanese with the accused, Hodgson was in York advised Mr. Douglas Williams Great Britain repUed saying ently N.N.W. 12 mUes per hour. bombers resumed the aerial attack bed. of The London Daily Telegraph today that the "incident is closed." LONDON, Sept. 23. (CP)—Musso on Nanking at six o'clock tonight. Tucker went out and played c ards that tlie racing yacht Endeavour I Readers wiU remember that lini's agreement to confer with Great The Kiangyin forts seemed the prin­ until about midnight. On retrurning has been located 200 miles south­ the British Ambassador, Sir Britain and France to safeguard the cipal objectives of the raid. to the room he found that Hodgson west of the Azores. The Evening Hughe KnatchbuU-Hugessen, Mediterranean is unofficially inter­ o was stiU there. News' correspondent at Horta said was wounded near Shanghai ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT preted today as a subtle move to put In cross-examination Tucker ad­ that T. O. M. Sopwith's yacht had by Japanese aeroplanes attack­ more pressure on Hitler for further For a Normal Europe mitted that the accused had previ­ been located south-west of the ing that city. intervention in Spain. While Italy ously spoken to him about the case, Azores also. Sir Hughe is reported as being BRIGADIER K.I. GOURLAY. D.S.O. M.C R.E. AND MRS. GOURLAY seemed increasingly close to a British- LONDON, Sept. 23. (OP)—New but he denied being told what to say The Endeavour has been missing weU along the road to recovery, French alliance, the tension Increas­ moves were impending ta European in Court. since midnight on September 13, and it is interesting to learn ANNOUNCE THE ENGAGEMENT OF THEIR DAUGHTER ed between the French and the insur­ poUtics this morning. There is a The Magistrate, th© Wor. H. Mar­ when her towline parted and she was that a United States Marine, JEAN CATHERINE TO ERWIN HAMER, ONLY SON OF gents. Along the Spanish border the keen desire by Britain for a better tin Godet, ta dismissing the case, separated from the convoy motor Horace Thomson, gave of his French authorities took special pre­ -understanding with Italy and Pre­ stated that Hodgson's defence was yacht Viva during the Atlantic hur­ blood is one of the transfusions MR. AND MRS. E. H. AMICK OF LIVINGSTON. MONTANA mier Chamberlain is making it a an aUbi which was supported by the cautions against an invasion by in­ ricane. Sbe was the object of a un­ necessary to save the Ambas­ U.S. A surgents in an attempt to rescue cardinal point of bringing Europe evidence of Tucker, who said he ceasing search by Coastguard vessels sador after his wounding. Major Troncoso. back to normal. Continued on Page 10 for four days. Page 2 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1937.

Sip Smjal <&azrtfr f IMAGINARY INTERVIEWS WE'VE SAVED FOR YOUR WEEKEND THIS anil (ftalimfef laihj Manager of Shed-Wire­ DELIGHTFUL WARNER MUSICAL ROMANCE Pay Your Own less Inc. * New Colonial Opera House • a & THU ROYAL GAZETTK IESTAS. 1828) *H__ COLONIST AND OAILY NIWS (ESTAa. 1866) Scene.—An office under the Shed. Wait Till You Hear Melton Sing "September in the Rain"! PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Though it is caUed an office it is Timely! THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. PRICE bare of furniture and there is no evidence that a wireless set is ITS A BATTLE ROYAL FOR SWINGDOM'S CROWN REID STREET. HAMILTON WHEN THESE MONARCHS OF RHYTHM GOTO TOWN! instaUed. Indeed, the only signs GOVERNMENT A. M. PURCELL of activity ta the place are the MANAGING EDITOR empty beer bottles and a great NOTICE In a large measure, that is -what every thrifty buyer does. ASSISTANT EDITOR: E. T. SAYER many cigarette ends. ASSISTANT MANAGER: ERNEST J. BELL Of course, the BOTTOM PRICE of most merchandise is Time.—Whenever there is work else­ ADVERTISING MANAGER: M. M. HANSFORD where. SUBSCRIPTION RATES definitely fixed by manufacturing and selling coste. But Public Works LOCAL: — ONE YEAR 40. -I SIX MONTHS 20f. Characters.—The manager and our rOREIGN: — TO UNITED STAT_.1I AMD CANADA the TOP PRICE of many articles changes with the calen­ reporter. The former might be Department wmjam pt» YEAR, TO UREAT BRITAIN, BO/. described as'' ferrety*' but he lacks PWSX YEAR dar! the culture of men Uke Boake ALL SUBSCRIPTION', ARE PREPAYABLE Carter or other prominent radio

'PHONES i EDITORIAL I OSS I ADVERTISING CIRCULA­ announcers. He is dressed as NOTICE TION. ETC.. I08I, WORK-ROCM AND NIOHT CAI t. Right now, for example, out of season furniture sales for an emergency. That is as if MBTt JOB PRINTINO I0S2. are in full swing. Here are tables, chairs, desks, cup­ he might easily get into bed, so FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1937 few are his clothes, or has just boards . . . much of -what you've wanted at prices lower got out of bed and not yet com­ Closing of Secondary pleted his attire. than you'd thought to pay. And so with other goods. Road, Sandys Reporter.—"Good evening. I have By selecting household equipment . . . shirts and suits called to ask you to explain for the benefits of our readers your - ^he iDiary . . . sporting goods . . . kitchen gadgets . . . shoes . . . Notice Is hereby^given that that er - er - remarkable operations poition of the Secondary\ Road in oi at the right times, experienced shoppers pay their own as Shed Wireless Incorporated." Sandy's Parish known as Wreck Manager.—(Airily.) "Oh, there's JAMES MELTON • PATRICIA ELLIS TTii| Eoad, from the Western Boun­ prices for many tilings they buy. nothing remarkable about our MARIE WILSON-FRED KEATING • DICK PURCELL • WINIFRED SHAW SAMUEL PEPYS TEUCER Craig ••yitoltfi . Chart** F«y • Gordon Elliott • DIRECTED BY LOWS KING dary of St. JamesJ.Church land^to activities. Just news sense that's MUSK AND IVRKS BY HARRY WARREN A At DUBIN AM) M. K. JEROME ft JACK SCHOLl • A Warner Bras. Pictura where the road crosses the head of aU. Our motto is: "There's First-hand, reliable advance nws of important sales is Richard's Bay, will be closed to nothing so small that it can't X^-* 3 SHOWS: 2.45 7.15 9.30 Reg. Prices traffic until further notice. September 23rd. in the advertising columns of this paper. Read the adver- be magnified." That's better than 'All the News thats fit to A great liullabaloo at my liome TONIGHT — BAILEY'S BAY THEATRE CYRIL|H. SMITH, timements . . . and SAVE! print." Who's to say what's — DOUBLE FEATURE — of the Golden Stairway lor that my fit to print. Readers or editors? Atg. Director of Public Works. "Smiling Through" and "General Spanky" dear wile did enjoin me to suspend What's one man's beer is another decorative operations until her re­ man's vinegar. 20thjjSeptember, 1937. turn. Reporter.—But what our readers For my laithlul Mary Tucker would Uke to know is how do you had her heart set on a spick and span VIEWS AND RE-VIEWS get your news. kitchen ere the gracious chatelaine SALTUS GRAMMAR SCHOOL Manager. (Cautiously.)—"Ah, that By Command returned, and was vastly concerned would be giving the show away, over the injunction to cease work. Under this heading we intend publishing the views and re-views of onr readers. Pub­ wouldn't it. You get cable news. Inter-House Swimming Meet C. H. V. TALBOT, "Boss," quoth she, "you just see lication does not imply that these views are in accord with our editorial policy and we reserve the right to refuse publication should a communication not be of general Some get radio news. We just Acting Colonial Secretary. lor yoursell. This kitchen don't interest mc be couched in improper or discourteous language. All communications in should be accompanied by the name and address of writer though not necessarily for get any old news that comes suit me as it is. Now do you have it publication. along." painted, give me a nice congoleum THE PRINCESS POOL Colonial Secretary's Office, Reporter.—"Splendid. But Where's and I'll be satisfied." 22nd September, 1937. the source of it. A weU-inf ormed on Now I have ever held that problems KEEP THE CONSCIENCE age ol 16 deaths per year, with th agency, a company or special 334-ff. were invented so that men could percentage of infants vaccinated now correspondents? Friday, Sept. 24th at 3-30 p.m. solve them. CLAUSE only 33 1/3%, and ta a population Manager. (Expanding)—"Now don't Admission 1/- "Mary," I repUed, "ybu are here now of about 50,000,000. get jealous. You've got your H. M. DOCKYARD and the missus is away. "Ks always In the last six years there has only CP and your BOP. We've got better to please a woman who is pre­ 23rd. September, 1937. been a total of 20 deaths from smaU­ our COD." sent than one who is absent. There- pox ta England and Wales, with none Reporter.—"Oh, you pay for it, do lore do you go ahead and have your The Editor: ta 1935 and 1936. ENTRY OF APPRENTICES you?" kitchen painted and get yourself two Royal Gazette & Colonist DaUy NaturaUy Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Manager. (Sententiously.) — "Any congoleums." Hamilton, Bermuda. being a pro vacctaist was wise enough news that's paid for isn't worth So all well lor the present, though to write a book such as "Doctor An Entrance Examination Dear Sir: having. Just propaganda then. I do pray the Lord wiP be on my Therne" to lurther the cause which We get the real news. Something side when my devoted spouse returns I have read the letter Irom Hu- he lavoured. for manicus careluUy through and I that never happened and never irom picking apples ta the Land of "Why not ask your doctor?" says wUl happen. Apprentices in H. M. Dockyard Evangeline. am sorry that he has not made a Humanicus. WeU, our Bermuda Sf Sf Sf Reporter.—'You haven't had much closer personal study ol this subject doctors have probably not had a will be held on lately, have you?" A story tcld me of an Irishman ol vaccination. great deal of experience with real Manager. (Sorrowfully.)—"No, that's ta cur beloved island who was severly Compulsory vaccination and ino­ smaUpox, whereas many of those of THURSDAY AND FRIDAY true. Things have been slack taken to task by a Scotsman, also culations wiU certainly cause many England and U.S.A. have been for­ CUT-RITE 14th fi 15th October, 1937. lately. StUl that submarine in business here, for his pocr sales­ heartaches and headaches to those tunate enough to have had this ex­ story wasn't so bad was it? WAXE D PAPER Intending candidates should apply manship. And the canny Scot com­ parents who love their chUdren, perience. We do not beUeve it wise Cuts rigl That was easy. Submarines ta to Secretary to Captain-in-Charge plained tbat tbe Irishman was not and who also know fuU weU the risks to tamper with healthy blood streams the Mediterranean, so your paper for further particulars. displaying his goods to the best pur­ from these operations. in order to try to protect against a said, so why not submarines off pose, nor was he stocking the right It is chiefly because parents are disease which may never come near 32&~|-f.s.m. St. George's. Just as good, F. J. G. FOOTE kind ol goods. much better informed tn this sub­ us. ject today, that there te so much isn't it, only better." "Get tbe right goods, sell 'em ta 327«i«p4.0ct._5.NoirfS. more opposition to this question In any event, I would repeat that o< )oo_(X-_xx=x>c__;x=x> you around and show you aU the love­ had been vaccinated. England and Treasury. The problem of inter­ ly spots." Wales was never as weU vaccinated national capital movements and their Ruth Roland's Funeral o as then, and yet there were 23,062 effects on domestic economy are N.Z. Labour Move deaths ta 1871 and 19,022 deaths ta under study by the Federal Reserve HOI^LYWOOD, Sept. ZZ. (CP)—The Gives up Search 1872 from smaUpox ta a population Board and the Securities Commis­ funeral services for Ruth Roland, WELLINGTON, Sept. 23. (CP)— Commercial circles here beUeve the EDMONTON, Sept. 23. (CP)—Sir ol only about 25,000,000 people. Since sion, and have been for several years. queen of the old sUent movies, will THE ROYAL GAZETTE Labor Government intends to as­ Hubert Wilkins' aerial expedition the Conscience Clause was made law "Hot Money" is foreign capital which be held tomorrow. Alter leaving the sume complete control of New Zea­ was en route lor New York today in 1907 there have never been more may move quickly from one country screen Miss Roland made a lortune & COLONIST DAILY land's banking system. Premier alter an unsuccessful Arctic search than 53 deaths ta any one year from to another creating domesitc credit in real estate along the route of the Savage has made no comment on the lor the six Russian airmen missing smallpox. In lact during these 30 and leaving in its wake financial "Miracle MUe" Wiltshire Boulevard a.ta.w. situation. since August 13th. years, there have only been an aver­ problems as it moves. here. THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1937. Page 3

with brines at 50 degrees below zero THE BIG FREEZE and froze them between plates packed in dry ice.

BY J. D. RATCLIFF A FASCINATING TALE OF ORGANIZATION Under the microscope they found ont that getting cold fast is not at To see what happens when this is English Sweaters EXTRA! all the same thing as getting cold done, let's sUp another sUver of bean slow. Ont of that simple fact grew under the microscope, then quick- an industry, already large and ex­ freeze it by one of these methods. panding very rapidly This time, instead of the large porcu­ For Your Children pine mass, billions of tiny, needle­ fffariter's % Nearly every country has its pet like crystals form. They are usually stoiy for the foreign correspondents about a hundredth the size of the of the big newspapers and press as­ slow-frozen crystals. But the im­ In England this summer we watched the sociations. Bio specializes in jungle portant point is this: they pack No. W943 reports of a white god who answers themselves tightly together like children feeding the pigeons in Trafalgar the descriptions of the long-missing toothpicks and do not break the cell American flyer, Paul Redfern. War­ walls. On this phenomenon is built Square, sailing their boats in Hyde Park, and saw's hardy perennial concerns the the new industry that each year in­ Wrap - Around * backwoods couple who Trill a stranger creases its sales over the year before saw at a glance that the pullover-and-cardigan for his money, then discover he is by several milUons of doUars. fashion had come down through the years, Raps their long-lost son. You'U find these foods in the retaU Riga reports an uprising in the markets of a relatively smaU section to the smallest little girls and boys. And be­ Red Army, whenever business is slow of the country. However, they reach 1 ummy 1 ires on the cables, and Moscow has its institutional outlets in forty-five cause we know that all mothers like to see mammoth story. This one usually states. You've certainly eaten the runs to a pattern. A Siberian trapper them in sweaters (nothing makes them look A waistline's no place for a spare quick-frozen peas on railroad diners has lost all of his food to wolves. and the flounder fillets in hotels. rounder, rosier) we provide a large, really ire. anyway: If you have one, After he has stumbled along for days The retaU outlets have lagged behind even a tiny one that doesn't show on the verge of starvation, he spies for the quite simple reason that thrilling collection of small pullovers and until you sit down, you need this a clump of fur sticking out of the ice. packers, in their wUdest flights He chops the ice away and finds Wrap-Around! It has a new belted of fancy, have been "unable to foresee cardigans to match. Red, blue, pink, green, that the fur belongs to a manmoth— with what enthusiasm the pubUc lively elastic which will one of the hairy elephants that would receive their products. yellow, white, coral, and (for real boys) bran. take care of any "spare tires" you became extinct some 20,000 years ago. So each year markets have con­ -nay develop, and also is well braced So perfectly has the beast been pre­ sumed the 50 per cent increase in curvature in the wrong served by the cold that the trapper production and packers haven't cuts himself off a steak, eats it and had the chance to extend retail out­ Sizes 3 to 12 yrs (such as due front and due plows happily back to civilisation. rear). lets as they hoped to. Furthermore, Preposterous though it sounds, toward the end of the quick-frozen the mammoth story just happens to season—they are generaUy calculated 6/- to 8/6 red batiste, alternating with be true. Pictures are available of a to compete without-of-season vege­ hip-panels, makes this mammoth exhumed in a nearly per­ tables—sales pressure has been stopp­ fect state of preservation as recently p-Around a pleasure to the ed. Otherwise suppUes wouldn't as 1935. So far as scientists know, last. , as well as to the torso. 10/6. meat, if frozen properly, can easily The means by which these things survive for (twenty millenniums. reach the market is a fascinating Furthermore, there is evidence that tale of organization that would make Other Warner's 9/6 to 21/- more plebeian things than mam­ TRIMINGHAM the owner of a highly mechanized moth steaks—strawberries, lobsters circus feel Uke a hopeless blunderer. and asparagus, for example—become Established 1844 Here again the story starts in the la­ ttle bra she's wearing is also by Warner's—it practically immortal if chilled pro­ boratory. Let's take a look at the y round your breasts into a youthful silhouette.) perly and kept at a sufficiently low largest packer in the field. temperature. 3/6 This new knowledge hasn't been Before he starts freezing any foods used merely to amuse a group of he first decides what varieties best fact-seeking research men. On it lend themselves to the process. rests a brand-new industry: the When the company started on peas, farm. For sake of chronology let's quick-frozen foods industry. To for example,it found the high-starch suppose that the quick freezers have prevent confusion cast frozen foods peas which made admirble canning just arrived to supplement those al­ out of your mind. The new indus­ varieties didn't work out weU in the ready at hand. Fast work is neces­ try has nothing to do with the frozen freezing process. The high-sugar sary, for the vegetables are maturing garden varieties did. This, however, rapidly and can't be packed if they Fidelwood fish and chickens that most house­ wives complain so bitterly about. was discovered only after 105 varieties are in anything short of prime con­ The new industry was born during had been given the most exhaustive dition. The House of Fragrance the depression and today is in about tests. The freezers are set up in a shed REID STREET the same position that the canning Once varieties are decided upon the and checked to insure good operation. industry was in fifty years ago. Each packer sends out his soU chemists Then tractor-towed reapers start takes pleasure in announcing year since its inception it has grown to find spots where they wiU best through the pea fields. They cUp the opening of at 1 east fifty per cent over the previous grow. Other men make exhaustive the plants off at the ground, and year. If it continues to grow—there studies of rainfaU, sunshine and total feed them into the "viners." The is every indication that it will—count length of growing season in any lo- vlner is a kind of threshing machine, on it for a heavy proportion of the caUty that appears as a Ukely growing equipped with fast-moving paddles Office and Showroom which whack the peas out of tbe pod. victuals you will eat in your old age. spot. Once aU these details are meti­ A conveyor carries the pod and vine It is making all manner of goofy culously covered, the company's at 551 Fifth Ave. away to be used for cattle food. things possible: oyster stew in August, real-estate men enter the picture. New York City and corn on the cob for If there happens to be a large farm 324tf. Christmas dinner; asparagus in Oc­ or cannery in the neighborhood, they ATT. WITHIN FIVE HOURS tober and strawberry short-cake for will lease it. Then they wUl take on Thanksgiving. The industry's ability contracts for crops from adjoining The peas are fed into the sorters, to laugh at the calendar rests on the farms. Possibly the land leased wiU where they are sized. After this they fact that its foods may be months total 8,000 acres—quite a nice-sized are vacuum-cleaned to remove bits old. But its oysters taste just as vegetable garden. of vine and pod; they then go to the fresh as if they had just been scooped blanchers, where a spray of steam No Matter How Busy out of Chesapeake Bay, and its corn FOLLOWING THE SUN shoots over them. just as tender and sugary as ears This is a vastly important step. The Rest of Our Store May Be pulled a few hours before. Crop engineers wiU lay the whole The steam stops aU—or nearly aU— Against nature, you might think. pro j ect out. They wiU decree that one enzyme action. Enzymes are the mi­ And you can certainly cite illustrious day peas shaU be planted which must croscopic ferments that cause a Our Chemists carry on examples to establish your point. mature on a certain date. Possibly host of reactions—rot being one of Freezing, you may properly contend, they wiU plant 300 acres. Next day the commonest. You can also blame their work of filling pre­ turns potatoes black and peas brown, they wiU order 500 acres of a certain them when corn bought at a market it makes them leatherly and inedible. type of spinach planted, the next doesn't taste Uke it used to on the scriptions under unhur­ But quick freezing doesn't. string beans. Dates of maturity farm. Enzymes change 17 per cent There is a world of difference be­ are planned in advance, leaving just of corn's sugar to starch every 24 ried and undisturbed tween the two methods. You can as few imponderables to God and na­ hours it is stored at 70 degrees F. conditions — every pre­ get a graphic picture of it by looking ture as possible. After this treatment the peas go inside a bean. We'll take a sliver and AU these data are handed over to into a vat of salty water. Those scription double-checked. place it under a miscroscope. The schedule men who must plan to have that are hard and overripe sink to cellular structure looks liks a honey­ the bulky freezing and packaging the bottom. The prime ones are comb, each cell being filled with vis­ equipment on hand at the precise skimmed off the top. Next—still cous Uquid. If we put our micro­ date required. Also they must see automatically, of course— they are scope and our bean sliver in a cold to it that refrigerator cars are there poured into cartons and sealed. atmosphere—say 25 degrees F.—you and that space is avaUable for storage Then they are ready for the freezer ! Custom Tailoring! can see what happens when freezing in great central warehouses. and its 50-degrees-below-zero tem­ THE PHOENIX is slow. Actual freezing begins in perature. They shoot through the On the corner—On the alert—To serve you well Long, jagged, irregular ice crystals the Rio Grande VaUey of Texas zone of maximum crystallization, start forming within the cell. They in January with crops of broccoU, and only the tiniest, most impotent, grow and finally form a solid con­ spinach and peas. Once this crop crystals form. glomerate with needles shooting off is packed the circus train starts fol- The process sounds long and intri­ like the quills on a porcupine. Fin­ 1 owing the sun northward. Flat- cate. Actually less than five hours 48 hour service on Doeskin Trousers. And, ally the mass becomes so large that car after flatcar of the bulky refrig­ elapse from the time the mowing it punctures cell walls. This is all erators start rolling. machine starts until the peas are with equal promptitude Skirts: Sport very well, so long as the sliver of bean These freezing "units are about packed in trucks or specially insul- remains frozen. lated refrigerator cars. It's aU so Jackets: Suits: Hand tailored by men the size of a large packing case and But, once thawed, extensive change each one is self-contained. It has its finely timed and schedules are so me­ with years of experience. To your meas­ takes place. The Uquid in the cells— own compressors, motors and brine- ticulously adhered to that in the mineral salts and other products that circulating apparatus. space of 300 minutes a growing pea ure and individual requirements, coupled give the bean its taste—leak away. These wiU be snaked off the train finds itself riding an express freight. with attention to detail so pleasing to the There's nothing left but a flabby, to pack shrimps and strawberries in The railroad cars are something unattractive mass of vegetable mat­ New Orleans in March. At Norfolk, out of the ordinary. Instead of the well dressed man and smartly dressed ter. It is tasteless, worthless. Virginia, units pause for strawber­ usual two inches of insulation, they woman. Thirty years ago a scientist named ries in April and May. In New Jer­ are packed with eight inches of cold- Planck observed this happening and sey, beans, peas and spinach wul be conserving materials. They are gen­ wondered if there weren't some way ready in June; other vegetables in eraUy kept at zero with dry ice—pro­ of preventing it. He wasn't so much upper New York in July. Maine duct of another depression baby in­ interested in preserving vegetables corn and squash wiU be ready in dustry. This refrigerant is gaseous as he was in finding new laws of crys­ August. Then the packing equip­ carbon dioxide—coUected mostly tal formation. Planck was a pure ment moves on to HaUfax for lobster from the fermentaton vats in dis­ scientit bent on discovering basic and scaUops in Setember and Octo­ tilleries—and compressed into a sol­ new principles. He found that in ber. Possibly some units have been id state. freezing any fluid there was a zone deflected to Indiana to pack chickens Specially buUt trucks are likewise of maximum crystalization. Sim­ and turkeys or to Oregon for peaches; used for transport. These rumbling plified, this simply means that in a to be used in these places to supple­ refrigerators also maintain zero tem- certain temperature zone the biggest ment stationary equipment. pertures and also use dry ice. crystals are formed. He found this At the moment the quick freezers The big central warehouses, whi­ and zone to Ue between 25 and 31 degrees are busy in Fort Wayne packing ther goes aU this produce, present F. !£%£•-f**' UN chickens, in HiUsboro, Oregon, freez­ a cruious spectacle. At the moment Saves So Much THE BERMUDA SHOP It occurred to other investigators ing berries and in New Jersey packag­ you are probably melting your col­ 554 Madison Avenue at 55th Street that if you could whip vegetables ing vegetables. You'U get a better lar and wilting your linen suit. Time and Labour New York City through this zone rapidly enough notion of the spUt-second precision Workers in a vast warehouse at New­ you would get a different set of crys­ of the process if we look in on one of ark, New Jersey, which suppUes tals within the cells. They tried all these operations. metropoUtan New York with quick- frozen foods, are shivering. They Order from your Dealers sorts of methods. They immersed The New Jersey plant packs vege­ 15l«_flfH.. H7.f24. HAMILTON* vegetables in liquid air, sprayed them tables from the East's largest truck Cratinaed oa Page 9 Page 4 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1937.

That's the secret of good living THE ARRIVAL OF U>Thing s and good health—having "Things Good to Eat." Our stores will STEAMERS OVER THE RADIO Good To supply you at moderate cost, and -with prompt, courteous service. TONIGHT'S PROGRAMMES Eat" WJZ WABC GSG, O, F & B Specials for This Week-End WEAF WLW 16.8; 19.7; 19.8 & 31.5 m. 660 kilocycles 700 kilocycles 760 kilocycles 860 kilocycles CINCINNATI NEW YORK NEW YORK DAVENTRY, ENGLAND NEW YORK PEACHES, PEARS, PINEAPPLE 3 tins 2/- Arthur Lang, baritone Houseboat Hannah, sketch Lucille and Lanny, songs Salvation Army Staff Band The News and Announce­ ano team ments PEAS, CORN, STRING BEANS 3 tins 1/9 Escorts and Betty Three Treys 5.25—"The Twilight Seren- While the City Sleeps- Couple Next Door—sketch aders." A fantasy in EVAP. FULL CREAM MILK, Large Tin 4id dramatic sketch music and story Don Winslow of the Navy Same as WJZ Choir Symphonette Ray Heatherton, songs LIBBY'S PINEAPPLE JUICE *'•> 8Jd —Sketch VIENNA SAUSAGES *«• 4*d From NEW YORK Jackie Heller, tenor Danny Dee, Reg Griffith Herman Middleman's Or­ Funny Things—Nora Ster­ Dance Music and Lugar's Toy Band chestra ling BLACK CURRANT JAM lb. jar 9d News Reporter. Harry Margaret Daum, soprano, 6.10—"The River Dee," 6.00 .Education in the News Sunbrite Melodies Kogen and his Orch. with Concert Orch. programme of prose KELLOGG'S ALL BRAN pkg- 9d Bring you the latest and verse, following the Barry McKinley, baritone Same as WEAF Summary of International course of the Dee from Open Golf Tournament mouth to source. Press Radio News FRESH FRUITS PAPERS Press Radio News The In-Laws—sketch Press Radio News Blueberries, Pears, Plums, Black Grapes, and The Revellers, male quar­ Sports Resume — Paul Cantaloupes, Honeydew Melons, Apples, Oranges MAGAZINES 6.35 Today's Sports—Ford Bond tet Douglas Billy and Betty, dramat­ Same as WJZ Lowell Thomas, news com­ Frank Dailey's Orchestra 7.00—Close down ization mentator At die Eichstadt's String Ensem­ New York State Committee Poetic Melodies, Jack Ful­ GSP, 19.6 m., GSD, 25.5 m., •7 AA Amos 'n' Andy—sketch ble Communist Party, talk ton tenor with Orchestra GSB, 31.5 m., GSO, 19.7 m. PHOENIX Salinsky Quartet — Swing Song Time—vocalists 750 •- Irish Orchestral Uncle Ezra's Radio Station Music FRED FRITH & SON The Rexall Store E-Z-K-A—Sketch Rhythm in Song music Lum and Abner Jay Freeman and his Or­ Big Ben. Irish Music by "Your Satisfaction Built Our Reputation " Hamilton Eddie Duchin and his Or­ Same as WJZ chestra the Philip Whiteway chestra — vocalists, au­ Ensemble thor and journalist Front Sfc, Dial 1205 — Reid St, Dial 2105 Bob Newhall —sports talk Sisters of the Skillet Boake Carter

Roy Campbell's Royalists Hammerstein Music Hall. "Trees into Timber":—6 Cities Service Concert— Pleasant Valley Frolics Ted Hammerstein, M.C; "Logs into Lumber" Lucille Manners, sop­ Comedian; guest star rano : Cities Service The BBC Empire Orchestra Paul Pierson's Orchestra Johnny O'Brien and his and Music Hall orches­ Revelers quartet; foot­ Harmonica Ensemble tra ball talk by Grantland Rice; Rosario Bourdon's Same as WJZ Death Valley Days—dram­ Hal Kemp's Dance Band. 6.E.C. RADIOS 8.30 orchestra atic programme, with Kay Thompson; The Made in England orchestra Rhythm Singers

Waltz Time—Frank Munn, Same as WJZ "Believe It or Not"—Rob­ Hollywood Hotel; drama­ tenor; Lois Bennett, so­ ert L. Ripley; B. A. tic musical revue prano : Abe Lyman's Or­ Rolfe's Orchestra 9.10—The Ne*ws and An­ chestra nouncements 9.35—Close down Court of Human Rela­ tions To be announced To be announced GSI, 19.6 m.; GSD, 25.5 m.; GSC, 31.2 m.; GSF, 19.8 m.

First Nighter, dramatiza­ Same as WEAF Tommy Dorsey and his The Songshop — with 10.00 tion Swing Orchestra; Mor­ Kitty Carlisle, Frank Big Ben. "Lionel and Clar­ Youngsters Enjoy This ton Bowe, tenor; Edythe Crummit, m.c, Quartet, issa." A comic opera in Wright, vocalist 22-voice Glee Club, and pastoral setting Palatable Cereal Food 47-piece orchestra • ••Famous as a Natural Jimmy Fidler and his Hollywood Gossip Same as WEAF Fortune Stories—detective 10.50 — "Dancing Time," Weight-Builder Mysteries with Van Straten and Dorothy Thompson—"Peo­ Dorothy Thompson his Band Intelligent mothers everywhere ple in the News" Daniel C. Roper present­ are eager to have their young­ ing public service award sters start the day with one of Superior Reception George R. Holmes—news the best-known safeguards to 11.00 comment Amos *n' Andy—sketch News Reporter. The Tomorrow's News Tonight. 1125—"The Court of 'Not- Vagabonds Benny Meroff's Orch. health... Cream of Wheat. This True Reproduction so-Common, Please'" excellent cereal food supplies an Louis Panico and his Or­ The Mad Hatterfields King's Jesters' Hotel La- Buoyant abundance of the quick food en­ 11.15 chestra Salle Orchestra ergy needed by growing children BURNABY CYCLES who use up an amazing supply Interstate Commission on Angelo, Italian Troubador; 11.30 Crime Programme—Gov­ Eddie Varzos and Hotel Count Basie and his Or­ good health ! of strength daily in active play 72fflf.eitp ernor Hoffman of New string ensemble Bismarck Orchestra chestra or at school. Jersey, toastmaster; Barney Rapp's Orchestra Cream of Wheat is famous as 11.45 large eroup of speakers 11.40—The News and An­ a natural weight-builder. It is nouncements She just does'nt know the rich in a type of carbohydrate Trump Davidson's Club Paul Sullivan—news com­ Henry Busse and the Chez Frank Masters' Orchestra meaning of a bad day when second only to sugar in the speed 12.00 Esquire Orchestra mentator Paree Orchestra 12.05—Close down and completeness with which it one feels off colour and not is digested. Cream of Wheat does not produce body rash. It is an up to the mark. ideal year-round cereal food. Ripened on the tree— tra, with Edith Waters as soloist, lem of noise control is localized. She protects her perfect Mothers, caring for their chil­ AMONG TODAY'S RADIO will be featured on the Five Hours Consequently, ceilings are lined with sealed in the cans NEW COLONIAL OPERA health by taking- a glass of dren—and fathers, providing for PROGRAMMES Back programme over the NBC-Blue two inch cork; floors are covered with them—need also to restore en­ promptly after picking— (WJZ) Network at 2.30 pan., Bermuda silencing properties; and walls are of HOUSE Cerebos Health Saline with­ ergy. So start the whole family on Cream of Wheat for break­ time, this afternoon, which is short- acoustic plaster. Even the air velocity out fail every morning. It Talks of 6 Governors Congress­ waved to England for rebroadcast fast tomorrow. Delicious with of the air conditioning ducts which warm or cold milk, depending there by the BBC. gently yet firmly encour­ man at Crime Conference Dinner render a complete change of air Music and Mirth In "Melody for upon age and preference. It can o every eight minutes has been lowered ages the digestive system to be eaten daily, for long periods, Two" on NBC in order to secure a lower sound level. perfect action, giving a fresh without tiring the appetite. You owe it to your children OFFICE BUILDINGS WITHOUT Withno dependency on windows for James Melton, for several years start to the day. to give them the best cereal food SECRETARY ROPER illumination and withno visible light the idol of the air-waves because of obtainable... Cream of Wheat. BROADCASTS WINDOWS sources, each office desk has its uni­ his magnificent tenor voice, is now on formly regular quota of 20 candles of the screen in his third motion pic­ light. The office equipment and fur­ ture—a musical of course—called Six governors and a prominent niture are of insulated metal, the CREAM Science's Latest Aid to Office "Melody For Two," a Warner Bros, Cerebos congressman will be heard in ad­ desks and tables being of steel and production which will open today. dress from the Interstate Dinner to Workers Eliminates Noise and the chairs and aluminum, trimmed "Melody For Two" is a musical the Interstate Commission on Crime Eye-Strain; Air Conditioned and with leather. comedy based on rather a new angle. Health in Hotel Phillips, Kansas City, Mis­ With Perfect Lighting Quickest and easiest way D. Paul Witmer, in charge of con­ It has nothing to do with the theatre WHEAT souri, tonight from 11.30 p.m., to An office building with just four struction, says, "We have, for ex­ or the, usual backstage stuff. Its 12.00 Midnight, over the NBC-Red Saline to serve the best Grape­ stone walls and a roof, with no win­ ample, one room which is cork- theme is the stiff competition that HEAITH1 fruit is to open a can of (WEAF) Network. dows, embodying modern architec­ treated both on the ceiling and four exists between musical organiza­ The speakers will be Representative tural thought and which, builders walls. This particular room houses tions and individual performers SALI« Libby's (chill it first) — Hatton W. Sumners of Texas; Gov­ predict, is the office structure of to­ the noisy office equipment such as whose works are heard on the radio— Bermuda there's no bother with ernors Walter A. Huxman of Kansas; morrow, is the latest contribution accounting machines, addressing ma­ the competition being especially stiff Francis P. Murphy of New Hampshire, skin and seeds. of science to the efficiency and com­ chines, etc., where the noise would be when ft comes to trying for the well- Richard C. McMullen of Delaware; fort of the office worker. quite difficult to withstand were some paid spots on the big national net­ Harry W. Nice of Maryland; Lloyd C. Designed to eliminate noise and treatment not to be given." works. HENRY COOLIDGE ADAMS Stark of Missouri and Harold G. eyestrain and to provide a constant All of the offices have been equipped There are six big song numbers, • ECR-TTARV * Hoffman of New Jersey. models of office units, and every piece Ask Your Grocer temperature, this ultra-modern written by the famed teams of of office furniture -and office equip­ •KM. WINDSOR MOTH building is claimed to have "the Warren and Dubin and Jerome and ment Is new, including a newly for Libby's COMMERCE SECRETARY ON CBS most healthful and comfortable en­ Scholl. SIDNEY O. SIMS vironment for efficient conduct of a equipped printing plant. Trait mcfstrits mt INSPECTOR An address entitled "Co-ordinating modern office yet known." It is the An interesting feature is the !"»—fr" 9 Co.. P«_t BM ill. Hotfbm. Government and Business Activities" recently constructed general head­ weather indicator, which is located PHONE 1780 will be made by United States Secre­ quarters of the Hershey Chocolate beneath each office clock and which tary of Commerce Daniel C. Roper Corporation in Pennsylvania. The has a small panel having three colour­ over the WABC-Columbia network advanced theories of architecture ed glass bulls-eyes and miniature tonight from 10.45 to 11.00 pan., Ber­ are carried out in such detail that electric bulbs behind each. A chart THE IDEAL LlllHICpi NOIL muda time. even the office equipment is sound interprets the different colour com­ insulated. for household appliances n LIQUID SUN SHADE binations which indicate the weather Golden Brown TO MAKE RADIO DEBUT The absence of windows, it is outside. White, green and red colours Sewing Machines, f _• =? Stainless Non-greasy claimed, is responsible for the su­ are used to denote clear ram and "Whole Wheat" Bread snow. Sweepers, jj /i Agreeable odour Mr. Reginald Fortune, Detective, perior air-conditioning and perfect Fans, Tools, etc. Quick drying a famous character of British mystery illumination. One of two such build­ Hershey, Pa., where the offices are fiction, will make his radio debut in a ings in America, it is a bold expression located, which 32 years ago was but a The foremost bakers of ihe TO REDUCE THE DANGER OF new series of dramatic productions of the theory that a combination of cornfield, is today one of the model LUBRICATES world have provided formu­ SEVERE SUNBURN to be heard evert Friday from 10.30 daylight and artificial Ught causes communities of the nation, for since CLEANS 3-IN-ONE las and recipes for satisfylcg to 11.00 p.m., Bermuda time, over eye strain. 1930 under the depression-combat­ - OIL ' the most fastidious tas.e. Yonr Druggist has NOIL PREVENTS RUST ______rT.... •«•. • • •"I'^MB^t the NBC-Blue (WJZ) Network, start­ Its 205,260 square feet of three- ting formula of M. S. Hershey, choco­ Amolin \Mi\iillVLL-KJ3-~mm. We are in possession of ing today. floored space are bounded by four late manufacturer^ this" 2500-person these fine recipes and use Fortune Stories, the title of the walls which seapare the tile walls by town has had built for it a modern DEODORANT 3-IN-ONE OIL only tbe best materials and series, will be adapted for broad­ a three inch chamber. This clim­ theatre, a Little Theatre, hospital, foodstuffs In preparing casting by Edith Meiser, radio writer ates loss of radiation and heating, dormitory, private school, gym­ goods for you. who is best known for her air version in winter as well as cooling in summer nasium occupying a city block, and CREAM of the Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. being less costly, for with no windows employee's homes and co-operative Ifs S-M-O-O-T-H-E-R. It's checks' Insist on having the finest Each Episode of the forthcoming for heat to escape through in winter stores.—The Office. c-r-e-a-m-i-e-r. Delightfully fla­ "WHOLE WHEAT" BREAD series will be a complete story in and heat to penetrate in summer, grant, soft and lovely. The MALARIA Baked fresh daily itself, all based on the original plots it will require less heating and cool­ cream of the cream deodorants. in 3 days of H. C. Bailey, creator of Reginald ing. Even the roof at all times will Banishes body odors. Soothing. COLDS FLAT consisting of Living and Dining Non-staining. V-a-n-i-s-h-i-n-g! Fortune. have a two-and-a-half inch layer Room, two Bedrooms, Kitchen, 666 first day of either rain or faucet water as an Bathroom and Cupboards. Over­ "Ask Your Druggist!" Liquid, Tablets minutes FIVE HOURS BACK added insulator. looking Hamilton Harbour. But­ Salve, Nose Drops Headache, 30 QUALITY BAKERY. LTD. 5 Dial 2158 Distracting noises from the out­ terfield & Oo., Try "Rub-My-Tism" — World's Best Fats Waller and his swing orches­ side completely eliminated, the prob­ 105 sll, sl8, s25. 4____WIl.wI8.»2J.I29.wl._i6.(I0-wl5-__20-f24 Liniment TCI*.*. •^p^fp^^i

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MONTREAL STOCK MARKET NEW YORK STOCK MARKET METEOROLOGICAL NOTES Off For Manoeuvres Racing Boom in Queensland LOCAL AND FOREIGN SPORTING NEWS Yesterday's Closing Prices Yesterday's Qosing Prices Sept. 23rd. LONDON, Sept. 23 (OP)—.Field Since the passing of the Racing Barometer— Marshal Sir Cyril John Deverell, Act in December, 1936, racing in Chief of the imperial General Staff, Sterling j 4.95 Allis ChahM. Mfg. i 55 8.00 ajn 1 .1018.3 milUbars Queensland has boomed. Club re­ BeU Telephone . 167J Am. Car & Foundry — 32 30.07 Inches and Air Marshal Sir Arthur Long- ceipts from gates, licences, etc., have Braz. Traet. 21J Am. Colortype ______• 11 8.00 p.m ...„ 1016.1 millibars morre left yesterday for Germany increased materially, while better B.C. Pow. A Unq. Am. & For. Pow. _____— w to attend the combined air, land and prize money has increased tbe op­ Am. & For. Pow. pf. Unq 30.01 Inches B.A.A. CAPTURE G.E. TITLE SWIM EVENT AT Bathurst Paper A 14i Wind— sea manoeuvres. portunities of owners to pay their Build. Prod. Unq. Am. Hide & Leather — 5s CRICKET CUP YESTERDAY BELMONT POOL TONIGHT Can. Bronze Unq. Am. Locomotive —• 27 8.00a.m. N.E 24 mi. perhr. way. Can. Car .. 111 Am. Machine —• 17 Noon NJR . 27ml.perhr. During 1936-1937 £719,913 passed Con. Paper Com llf Am. Power & Lt. — 71 8.00 p.m. N.N.E. .22 mi. perhr. through the totalisator in Queens­ 440-Yard Free Style Bermuda Cons. Smelt. 66 Am. Radiator ______•——.— 151 Win Cricket Association Am. Rolling Mill 31i Max Temp, tor 24 hrs. 79 Spectacular Fire land, compared with £591,731 for the Dom. Bridge , 34 previous year, and while the Racing Championship with 9-Wicket Championship at Stake Donaconna Paper . 91 Am. Smelt. & Ref. — 72 Min. Temp, for 24 hrs __. 73 Ford Can. i— 194 Am. Sugar 361 Rainfall for 24hrs. nil Act resulted in a decrease in receipts Victory Over Serps Am. TeL & TeL 159 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23. (CP)— Gypsum 84 Sunshine for 24 hrs 0 hrs. 0 mins. Fire on the property of the Standard from betting tax, which was dras­ Twenty-two local swimmers and Hiram Walker 40i Am. Water Works 15 tically cut—by approximately £4691— divers have entered the Water Car­ Imperial Ofl ™_ 1 181 Anaconda Copper 40s FOREIGN REPORTS Oil Company today threatened a sec­ The Bermuda Athletic Association Assoc. Dry Goods _____ 121 it had the effect of increasing the nival this evening at the Belmont Intl. Nickel 531 tion of the city until brought under climaxed an "unbeaten season by cap­ Intl. Power 1st pf Unq. Atchison 58 control after desperate efforts by the Government's receipts from totalisa­ turing the General Electric Cup, the Manor Hotel pool. There will be nine Atlantic Refining _____ 24f tor operations by approximately Massey-Harris 7 00 city's entire fire fighting force. It Bermuda Cricket Association's events and the 440 yards free style McCoL Front. .... 124 Auburn • 131 _ C £9108, an increase on the total oper­ Bermuda Amateur Championship. Montreal Pow. 29i Baldwin Loco. ______———— 12 Is 9 3 was the most spectacular conflag­ championship trophy, with a nine- Baltimore & Ohio 185 ration since the great earthquake ations of £4417. Leon Belvin is the defending cham­ NatL Brew. 38i DATE $> +3 A wicket victory over the Serpentine Natl. Steel Car ™ 304 Barnsdall Cp. A 194 in 1906. Explositions threw blazing Rangers Cricket Club on the B.A.A. pion. Many other well-known swim­ Bendix Avia. 161 Sept. 23rd a o a w mers will compete, with Ralph Fer­ Power Corp. 164 oil for great distances. The total field yesterday. Dismissing the Serps Price Bros. _- 28 Bethlehem Steel «.— 72 a _3 guson, Jack Ryan, T. Pimental, Boeing Plane 24i 9 °- damage is about $100,000. for 104, the victors took a 48-run lead Price Bros, pf — 59 Wilfred Darrell, John Young and St. Law. Cp. pf. 201 Borg Warner •- 391 on the first innings. After a strong Briges Mfg. 34 Viscount Gort's Appointment James Whitecross on the list of en­ Shawinigan 24 CANADA start in the second innings, the Serps Steel of Can 72 Budd Mfg. _ 7 tries in the 440-yard title race. Canadian Pacific —-,—-— 10i Montreal. 54 b went out for 129, and the B.A.A. Can. Bank Com. !— 171 LONDON, Sept. 23. (OP)—Major- Several special novelty splash races, Bank of Can . 58 Celanese ______304 Ottawa made the necessary 83 runs for the Cham. Paper • • &l Troncoso Trial General Viscount Gort, V.O., was ap­ together with fancy diving, will make Bank Mont _. 200 Toronto... 50 loss of one wicket. Ches. & Ohio 411 b pointed today Military Secretary up the programme. An educational Bank of N_S 325 D.S.A.: The match was continued from last Royal Bank of Can 183 Chrysler Corp 921 BAYONNE, Sept. 23. (CP)—Major to the War Office, succeeding Iaeut- swimming act is also planned. The Columbia Gas & Elec...... ' 10 Boston._____.__ 56 b week, when only a little more than a Julian Troncoso, identified as the enant-General Sir Charles Deedes. Grand Carnival will being at 9 pjn. Coml. Solvents 11' New York™ 64 b clay's play was possible due to rain. Com. & Southern 2" scarfaced leader of a piratical band He will also serve as Secretary for o Philadelphia... Play was halted after luncheon on Congoleum ; ...... 31 which tried to steal a Spanish Govern­ the Selection Board. TORONTO MINING QUOTATIONS Atlantic City. 66 b Thursday, when the game started, ConsoUdated Edison 314 ment submarine from the dockyard ConsoL Ofl 12i Washington.... be and although an early start was made R.E. WORKMEN DEFEAT at Brest, left Bayonne under guard Contl. Oorp. 21i BERMUDA on Friday, the match was not com­ REGULAR SECTION XI Aldermac -76 Contl. Can 54 today to face charges at Brest. Bankfield -62 St. George's... 74 0.01 pleted. Beattie 102 ContL Ofl of D. — 38 The Serps continued their second Corn Prod. Ref. 58J Artillery Association Team Bidgood Kirk. 44 Crown Zell ~_ 161 NOTE: b—blue sky, be—partly innings yesterday with the total at Big Missouri Unq. Curtis-Wright 4J cloudy, c—cloudy, o—overcast, r— CUSTOMS HOUSE ill for six wickets. Before any addi­ Loses by 91 Runs Saturday Bralorne Unq. Buff. Ankerite 9-50 Curtis-Wright "A"____ 144 rain, p—passing showers, s—snow, State Finances Improve tion had been made to the score Can. Malartic 107 Delaware & Hudson 26 f—fog, t—trace, bf—blue sky and B. McRonald was bowled by the third DeL Lack. & West lli Rate of Exchange The R.E. Workmen (St. George's) Cent. Patricia : 2.10 Douglas Air — — 353 fog, rs—sleet, z—hazy. ball of Hallett's first over. He had had a comparatively easy victory over Chibougamau -264 Considerable improvement in the Ohrom. Smelt 65 Elec. Auto-Lite ______311 scored three runs on Friday. the Regular Section of the Royal Elec. Power & Lt K receipts received by the State Govern­ The following rates of ex­ Coniarum — 1.15 Combria To Fly E. McRonald was dismissed when Artillery Association in a friendly Darkwater ____—_— 45 Erie RJt. 104 ment during 1936-37 compared with change were In force at the two more runs had been made by Ex. Buffet . 21 Customs House on Wednesday, cricket match played on tbe Garrison Dome _— 38.85 Foster Wheeler 2ft the previous year are revealed in the Vallis. He was caught in slips by Recreation Ground, St. George's, on East Malartic —_. — 88 Freeport Texas . 251 TORONTO, Sept. 23 (CP)—The Treasury returns for the financial Sept. 22nd:— Mariera off HaUett without scoring. Eldorado 2.10 Cambria made a seventeen minutes year ended June 30. The deficit in Saturday. Batting first, the winners FaL Bridge 6.15 Gen. Electric 431 U_SJ $4.96 Semas also failed to score, being Gen. Foods Corp. . 34i test flight yesterday, preparatory for ran up a score of 170, dismissing the Francoeur Unq. the consolidated revenue fund Canada..... $4.96 caught short of the leg boundary by Gen. Motors . 494 the start of a two-day goodwill tour of Regular Section eleven for 79 to gain Godslake 47 amounts to £280,190, which is £370,- Belgium ...$29.47 Gunnar Gold 68 Goodrich Rub. 271 Ontario. The plane was damaged Freisenbruch off J. Hayward. The a 91-run win. For the R.E. Workmen, Goodyear Rub. ______—• __—— 301 474 below the estimated deficit of France...... 144 Hardrock . .98 in landing on Lake Ontario on Sep­ £650,664. ninth wicket fell at 114. C. Burgess seored 66, H. Francis 37 Granby - 7 Germany. . $12.36 Barker 124 Great North, pf. _____ 39 tember 3rd, but it has been repaired Vallis boosted the score with two and A. Wilkinson 36. Dvr. J. Atkins Hollinger 1115 Revenue for 1936-37 amounted to Holland...-______9.00 boundaries to leg, but at 119 Fox, was ton scorer for the Regular Sec­ Gt. West Sugar 30i and is now in fine condition. On £16,535,038, an increase on the pre­ Hudson Bay 24.50 Hong Kong...__..__. __. . 1/3 tion with 32. Jack Waite Unq. Houston Oil 10i Friday the Cambria will fly to Mon­ vious year of £1,046,047, while expen­ who had made three, was stumped Hudson Motor Car — IH Italy 94 off J. Hayward. Vallis was not out The scores were: Kerr-Addison Unq. Hupp Motor Car 31 treal and later take off from there for diture was £16,815,228, in increase of Kirk Lake 1.25 England. Japan.—, ..,,•..... , 1/2 with 15. Lake Shore 47.75 Indus. Rayon 295 £584,422 on 1935-36. J. Mariera and J. Hayward opened Insp. Copper ...______-•• 17} R.E. WORKMEN Lit. Long Lac 4.75 Intl. Harvester 92 slowly and carefully, but after giving Mclntyre 33.00 Intl. Nickel (Can.) — 525 an easy chance with the score at 30 Mack Red Lake 1.05 C. Burgess, c Pope, b Bates 66 McWatters .37 Intl. Paper Pfd 634 Mareira became more forceful. Hay­ H. Joynes, c Watkin, b Atkins. 10 Macassa . 4.50 IntL Tel. & Tel 8} ward also opened up, and 50 was O. Wilkinson, c Stebbing, b At­ MacLeod-Cockshutt 130 Kennecott Cop 47 Mining Corp. 225 lambert 171 posted after an hour's batting. Ma­ kins _.. 1 Loews, Inc. 685 reira was bowled by B. McRonald N. E. Matthie, b Atkins 0 Moneta —. -_— — 1.65 Noranda 52.00 Mack Truck 31 when he had made 21 of the total of H. Francis, b Noyce 37 O'Brien 3.90 Math. Alk 283 58. A. Wilkinson, c & b Stebbing 36 Omega Unq. Mid-Con. Pet. 238 lam. Porcu 2.60 Montgomery Ward 471 Shirley joined Hayward, and the Mr. A. E. Roe, b Bates. 1 Motor Products 27 pair carried the score to 83 to win the J. Steede, b Stebbing. - 3 Paymaster™.. .41 Pend Oreille _ 2.98 Murray Corp 154 match. Hayward was not out with L. Lee, run out 0 Perron Unq. Nash-Kelvinator Unq 48. while Shirley made 10. S. Francis, b Bates 3 Natl. Cash Register 241 WEATHER FORECAST Pickle Crow _.. 4.85 Natl. Dairy Prod. 174 W. Sewell.notout -,... 4 Pioneer 3.50 PRESENTATION OF TROPHY Natl. Dist :_.__ 274 Fresh to strong N.E. winds. Extras 9 Preston Dome _____„__. .82 Read Authier 3.15 NatL Power & L. 8_ Cloudy with occasional rain. Mr. James F. Murray, secretary of Red Lake Gold 55 National Steel 80 the Cricket Association, introduced TotaL 170 RoyaHte Ofl .______„_.. Unq. New Haven 34 N.Y. Central 28 Mr. R. D. Aitken, the local representa­ San Antonio 1.30 North Amer. Co 22 Bowling analysis: O M W R Shawkey , AZ tive of the donors of the General Sherritt Gordon 1.77 North. Pacific Unq Electric Cup, who presented the tro­ Atkins 7 0 3 25 Siscoe 3.00 Ohio Ofl 154 phy following the match. Mr. Mur­ Bates 11.2 0 3 55 Sladen-Malartic 1.00 Omnibus „ .. 121 Stadacona • ..,.,,..., .78 Packard Motor Car 71 ray apologised for the "avoidable Noyce _ __ 4 0 1 28 Paramount Pie, 171 absence" of officials of the Associa­ Stebbing 5 12 5 Sudbury Basin 3.00 SuUivan Cons. 1.05 Paramount Pic. pf. 16 tion. Sylvanite 2.80 Fenn RJL 311 REGULAR SECTION, R.A.A. Phillip Morris u 85 J Mr. Aitken expressed his regret at Teck-Hughes 4.85 Phillips Petrol 49 the fact that enthusiasm among the Thompson Cadillac .38 Plymouth Oil 201 And So 5% "Weatherproof spectators was apparently as dormant Lie at. A. F. Rcwe, b Wilkinson.... 11 Ventures _.__ 6iS Waite Amulet 2J5 Pressed Steel 125 as it was 10 years ago, but he con­ Mr. A. Stebbing, c Sewell, b Wil­ Pub. Seanr. of NJ. _. 364 Wood CadUlac 58 Pare Oil ...„ 151 gratulated the B.A.A. on their suc­ kinson 1 Wright Harsxeaves 6.45 should be handy when such a weather report fore­ L'Bdr. H. Copeland, c Wilkinson, Purity Bakeries 114 cessful seasoD. Receiving the cup. Radio Corp. 91 Godwin Belvin, captain of the B.A.A., b Mr. Roe _ _ 5 o • Radio-Keith-Orph. 61 tells of unsettled conditions. Our featherweight thanked Mr. Aitken on behalf of the Dvr. J. Atkins, c O. Wilkinson, b Remington-Rand _____—.— 18 team. He was sorry, he said, that A. Wilkinson 32 LONDON QUOTATIONS Repub. Steel Corp. . 251 Tricoline raincoats, for men and women, are made Seaboard CM (Del.) _. 284 the Serps had not been able to pro­ Gnr.S.Noyce,bO.Wilkinson 21 Sears Roebuck __._.. 76 of a light, rubberless material that can stand the vide more opposition. Sergt. J. E. Bates, b O. Wilkinson 0 Sept. 23. Bonds.—British 2\% Con­ Shell Union Ofl 21? The scores were: L/Sergt. E. Stevens, b O. Wilkin­ sols £73f; British 3|% War Loan Simmons Co. 345 Soeony-Vac. Ofl __-_ 18 climate as well as hard use. Easy to roll into a Serpentine Rangers Cricket Chib son _. 1 £100-5/8; British Funding 4's, 1960- G. H. Pope.b A. Wilkinson 3 Southern Pacific 324 (first innings) 104; Bermuda Athle­ 90, £118-1/8; Brazil Funding 5's £96f; Southern Railway 201 compact bundle, cool and comfortable to wear tic Association (first innings) 152. Gnr. G. W. Checkley, not out 0 French War 5's £13; German 7's, 1924, Sperry Corp. „______-_= 131 Gnr. H. V. Watkin, b A.Wilkinson 0 £59*. Standard Brands _. 101 even in the warmest weather, these London-tailored SERPENTINE RANGERS C.C. L/Sergt. M. G. Russell, b A. Wil­ Stand. Ofl of NJ 571 (Second Innings) kinson _ _ 0 Stewart-Warner 144 coats, though a little more expensive than the Stone Webster _. 161 J. Christenson, lbw, b J. Hayward 1 Extras 5 Studebaker Corp ! 10 G. Frith, b J. Hayward 21 Give your dog a treatSuperio r Oil 34 average weatherproof, are by far and away the J. DeSilva, b H. Hallett 34 TotaL 79 Super Steel 21i Texas Corp 493 best buy for Bermuda wear. The price—seventy- F. Jenkins, b Hayward 29 Feed Him Texas Gulf. Suph. — 34 E. Tatem, c Belvin, b Shirley 17 Bowling analysis: Tidewater Asd 17 five shillings. R. Christenson, b Shirley 3 O M W R Timken ~ B. McRonald, b Hallett 3 Mr. Roe 7 2 1 44 Union Pacific _ 104 O. Wilkinson 9 1 5 23 United Aircraft 22} C. Vallis, not out 15 United Airlines 114 E. McRonald, c Mariera, b Hallett 0 A. Wilkinson 3 0 4 7 United Corp. ______Unq J. Semas, b Freisenbruch, b Hay­ United Corp. pf. Unq Other models for men and women include ward 0 United Drug .__ 9 E. Fox, stpd, b Hayward 3 RESULTS OF BASEBALL United Gas Imp. lli mackintoshes at 22/6, D.B. navy blue FOOD US. Indus. Alco. __ 261 GAMES ON WEDNESDAY US. Pipe & Fdy. 384 trench coats at 75/-. Burberry coats at Extras ~ 3 ^DOGS-dOTS US. Realty 75 OS. Rubber 391 £5. 10. 0, and models in Jap silk, gabardine Total 129 NEW YORK, Sept. 23 (CP)—Base p-ppf-n-up US. Steel 851 and Sea Island cotton that range up and ball games played yesterday resulted US. Steel pf 122 Vanadium Corp. 235 down the price scale from a little over a Bowling analysis: as follows: Warner Pros. Plct. 11} O M R W JOHNSON & COOPER, Ltd. Warren Pav. 5 pound to eight pounds. H. Hallett 13 4 16 3 NATIONAL LEAGUE Western Union TeL 30 Sole Agents West. Air Brake 28} J. Hayward. 18.4 2 55 5 West. Elee. __; 116 E.Shirley 9 0 26 2 Boston 3 Pittsburgh White Motors 17} H. Hayward 4 18 0 Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati Woolworth Co 42i D. Goolden 3 0 11 0 New York 6 Chicago Worthington —. 291 Brooklyn Yellow Tr. & Coach 151 BERMUDA ATHLETIC ASSOC. 2 St. Louis U S. Smelt. _ 761 (Second Innings) Caterpillar Tractor 79 J. Mariera, b B. McRonald 21 AMERICAN LEAGUE Efficient and Macy 384 J. Hayward, not out 48 Allied Chem. 190 St. Louis 1 New York 4 Economical— Am. Bank Note Unq E. Shirley, not out 1® Am. Tobacco _.. 711 Extras * St. Louis 0 New York 11 Case 134 Chicago 9 Philadelphia 3 Florence CoL Carb. , . ,. 100 Total (for one wicket) 83 Detroit 6 Boston 4 Com. Credit ... 521 Cleveland 4 Washington 6 Deere 105 CHI Stoves DuPont ! 1464 Johns-Manville 103 7/Z6 and Ranges Union Carb. 874 ENGLISH RUGBY RESULTS Greyhound Equals World's Aluminum H9i Can be bought on con­ Gulf Ofl .1 i Unq LONDON, Sept. 23 (OP)—Barrow Trotting Mark for Mile Humble Ofl __„ 713 ESTABLISHED 1889 eked out a v arrow 3-2 decision over venient payment terms. Liverpool today in a Lancashire Cup LEXINGTON, Kentucky, Sept. 23 second round rugby match, while in (OP)—Greyhound, America's cham­ DOW JONES AVERAGES FOR the same competition Widnes scored pion trotting horse, equalled the Bermuda THURSDAY 26-5 over Wigan. world's record for the mUe course Yorkshire defeated Somerset 13-6 yesterday in an attempt to better the Trading Go. in an EngUsh Rugby League exhibi­ mark ot one minute, 56| seconds set Industrials ...... 154.03 Somerset—Hamilton—St. George Ralls - .,,„. ,,.|.|, I, , ..._„.. 41.25 tion match. In 1922 by Peter Manning. Utilities , ...,„„„..._ 83.96

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YOUR GOOD HEALTH Dr. Chrisman Concludes Series on Massage With a J^elmont ffltanor Discussion of Its Objects and Effects

By CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN, M.D. and Qolf Club HATEVER the particular tech­ constipation soon allows the fcnrim Wnique used in massage treat­ of disease and fatigue to accumu­ presents ments, the results sought are very late. specific. The object of the treat­ at 9.30 every evening ment is to reach, not only through The voluntary muscles usually the skin and receive about one-fourth of the HOOSB MURRAY GRISS I about tbe joints, total amount of blood in the body, but to get to and they are always ready to do­ and the muscles, nate to the internal organs. When HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA nerves, blood these voluntary muscles restrict or vessels and lym­ reduce tiieir activity, they are likely to be reduced in size and r." ' " " phatics. *|f8

An array of matched kitchen Hamilton Roof we need to look at the successes which UNITY OF SOURCE indicate the possibilities of man. ensembles, specially ar­ "'Neath the Stars" * * * As one ponders the races of ranged to enable you to By Harry V. Roff mankind, he mas weU think of the select exactly the kitchen DANCING NIGHTLY TILL CLOSING snow on a mountain. As it Peace is as natural in life as it is in white, crystals melt, clear drops of grouping which will lend EDDIE WITTSTEIN mathematics; it is simply the state of water trickle int o swiftly flowing true thinking—the immutable poise streams or seep into underground the most beauty and charm and his Orchestra of facts. We have learned that a pure rivulets that emerges latei into to your own kitchen Nat­ expression of the principles of ma­ springs. The wateis cf the moun­ Minimum 4/- or one dollar thematics is perfect and changeless tain's pure snows may be found in urally it features the new in its production. Many now appre­ muddy rivers, in an ocean's brine, No Cover Charge hend that the Principle of Ufe has the in clouds of vapor which may return HOOSIER Modern Unit- same invariable, faultless results them to earth as rain or, posbibly, even group—stream-lined for ef­ AMATEUR NITE EVERY TUESDAY when it is lived by man. back on the mountain as snow, or we As one looks at the deltas of may drink them frcm city faucets. ficiency. It LOOKS like a black, yellow, white and red streams WhUe the waters may have taken built-in kitchen but goes with 111 of human beings, one sees wide di­ on foreign loads as they pursued then- versity of culture even in the same various ways from the heights, so you when you move. A wide SETS from — See the modern Hoosier with the The Palm Qardens river. Officers of the French Aca­ that a chemist would give them easy-to-reach shelf arrangement— demy announced a few years ago different gradings and analyses, they variety of styles, colors and fin­ streamlined for beaut}', equipped The Renowned Out-of-Doors Restaurant that there were actually 2796 lan­ came from a common source and the with aluminum-bound linoleum ishes but only one variety of price £11. 10 table top, also matching dinette and guages being used by mankind and molecular affinity of hydrogen and to this number might be added nearly oxygen that gave them being on the suites, some -with colorful lino­ Tropical Grill —the most reasonable. Terms to 4000 dialects whose peculiarities al­ mountain is stUl their constitution. Sold exclusively in leum tops.—the newest, smartest Table d'Hote and A la Carte Service most differentiate them ft cm parent Black,'yeUow, white, brown or red, suit your convenience. kitchen equipmentever developed Exceptionally Fine Cuisine and Wines tongues enough to entitle them to the races of mankind have, also, a Bermuda by — classification as distinct languages. common source on the Mount of Specialising in * * * Perfection. The foundation of each Bermuda Sea foods: Green Turtle Soups, Steaks and Fins. individual is inteUigence and the Lobsters, Crabs, Oysters and Clams, etc. The traveler about the earth finds spiritual selfhood of each is the people of strangely dissimilar tastes "image and likeness" of the one Dancing Nightly to the Music ol Bermuda's Leading Native and customs. Certain foods of one Father. Beferring to the unity of Bermuda Tradln Orchestra under the direction of Berrie Brown. group of people are repulsive to an­ source, the Nazarene said that "Who­ other body of folks who eat things soever shall do the wiU of my Father The Stores of Service, Satisfaction, Saving NEW WINDSOR HOTEL which are equally as offensive to the which is in heaven, the same is my ATTRACTIVE fJATES former. Some people shake the hands brother, and sister, and mother." European and American Plan Somerset Hamilton St. George's of those they meet; others shake their * * * BOSS own hands in greeting; some tribes­ men consider the right salutation to Those who think of permanent 1 ilin-mtim be the rubbing of nose on nose. world peace as an ideaUstic state What is modest in one land may be which can never be achieved oveilook f Miiej;^ Srep^ immodest in another. the harmonious , undisturbed facts of the spiritual universe that God Whites are horrified at tales of can­ created. They point out the human nibalism in the South Seas and the differences in culture and the ego­ imcivilized natives may seem hope­ tism and selfishnesses of races and lessly inferior human beings. The R46ET classes. The texture of fine cloth Scotsman is given a high rating seems rough and crevassed under a During the HEA T of the day, a cool glass A complete H jte! Resori, operated in the manner of a Smart amcng men today, but Jerome wrote: magnifying glass and prejudiced hu­ Club "When I was a boy In Gaul, I beheld Scots Uving in Britain eating human man vision places its world in a Every facility concentrated in one great estate on the lovely Water? Lemonade? Cocktails? flesh, and although there were plenty perspective where its false concepts South Shore — One of Bermuda's finest beaches, restricted to are enlarged. Peace is not something Guests of the Hotel and their friends—Golf Course — Tennis of cattle and sheep at their disposal." Glass Water Jugs „.„2/- - 6/9 Court—Stables ... From the Welsh Triads come which has io be created; it ii the nor­ mal, poised relationship of man and Hundreds of Glass Tumblers priced as low as 3d And, at night, dancing with HOWARD LANIN'S popular statements that cannibaUsm was orchestra, HILBERT SERBIN, director practiced by the Angles and Saxons. the universe under an omniscient, Glass Water Set (Pitcher and Glasses)..... 7/6-12/f omnipotent Principle whose spiri­ A PLEASANT RENDEZVOUS FOR COCKTAILS. Early Huns, Teutons and other prim­ Glass Cocktail Shakers. 2/- DINNER & DANCE itive European's had simUar reputa­ tual facts of life are immutable. tions. ______The world has nothing real to change. Restricted Clientele. Fresh water throughout the entire house. It has only to awaken from its hu­ Or Tea? Slavery was an institution which man illusions to the natural unity formerly impressed on the world of source. Odd Teacups and Saucers, originally 4/- - 8/- that certain races were esteemed When men discover their spiritual A New York Hotel where Special greatly inferior to others. As we read Now 2/6 - 4/- selfhood and Uve its simple, eternal, you will be comfortable out histories we discover that at least infinite facts, they will know 27 Pc. English Bone China Tea Sets 22/- - 35/- ONE-GALLON CASES the majority of us are descendants each other as sons of God and not as whether your visit is for a of ofSlaves! Ancient Greece once list­ races, nationaUties or classes. You day, a month or a season. ed 5,000,000 free citizens and 12,000,- and I and Everyman can be invinci­ Located in the fashionable WINES and SPIRITS 000 slaves, most of whom weie white. ble leaven for peace.—C.S. Monitor. A. S. COOPER & SONS from our The State of Virginia in 1661 had east side of mid-Manhattan, BONDED STOCKS 2000 black slaves and 8000 indentured it offers smart conven­ Front Street A LARGE AND VARIED SELECTION whites. White men slaved for black ience at moderate rentals. 257«E«Ds. SOME OF THE BIGGEST men of high cultural attainment. BARGAINS Black men slaved for white masters Write /or Literature BERMUDA who claimed a better civilization. WORMS BOASTS The yeUow men, the brown men and Hotel the red men had their nps and their AND downs in the concept of man. Even TAPEWORM BLACKST0IME people who prided themselves on su­ GOSLING BROS., LTD. periority could weU have been classi­ SO EAST 58 th STREET fied as largely slaves, for the average are quickly expelled JUST OFF PARK AVENUE Established 1822 individual was in essential vassalage from the human sys­ MEW YORK CITY HAMILTON SOMERSET g ST. GEORGE to a king or master or dictator. tem with one single dose of The judgement of race has been too much from the standpoint of the Dr.Peery's 'DEAD SHOT* Vermifuge faults of mdividuals who discredit their peoples. The kindly Hawaiians POSTAGE STAMPS THE TUDOR who found their trust in the white explorers abused were long in discov­ This effective remedy has a two-fold Permanent Waves ering that the plundering adventur­ For Collections function. It may be used both externally and internally. It is truly the housewife's Haivdvessing ers were not true representatives of the BERMUDA best friend, a marvellous reliever of pain. Caucasians. The American Indian Always keep it handy. We are now located on Queen Street, next to "Italian had his disillusionment similerly. and Sold in one size onN—never sold in bulk. Perhaps some of us have had unfor­ BRITISH WEST INDIES Get the genuine. Garden Shop." tunate experiences with friends or fc Dial 3159 — Open Thursday Afternoons. they with. us. rarki r Instead of looking at the faUures tAftMATH ERNEST J. BELL 2g4tmJ_rJ. NORTHROP S LYMAN CO.. LIMITED. and the imperfections of a people, Bermuda Press. Hamilton m> jsaggg THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1937. Page 7

WHEN THE DUCHESS NEW PERFECTION OIL STOVE TRAVELED BROADWAY

When Duchess Ludovika of the extraordinary Bavarian house of Wit- telsbach travelled, she always took . LLEfcl along the wicket portmanteau. This B Ft O VV fSi E unwieldy piece of baggage, the ser­ vants knew, must be packed by the mistress herself. Its roomy depths Lola Larkin, English star in a "Why, senator," Martha ex­ Broadway revue, becomes a tur­ claimed, "that wasnt very diplo­ were replete with paraphernalia es­ bulent storm center because matic, was it?" sential to a lady roaming over the Winfield Balcom wants to marry "I use diplomacy in poltics. land during the middle of the nine­ her and bis father retains Mar­ With my family I speak my mind. teenth century. First of all there tha Carter, clever lawyer, to Winfield didn't get angry He prevent this seeming mesalliance. laughed at me," the senator con­ would be the neat array of vast cam­ Abo, Norman Standish, English­ fessed. "He said it was a perfect bric petticoats, properly boned cami­ man, brings his bride, Cora, guess, that Miss Larkin"—the sen­ soles, kerchiefs, striped hosiery of from abroad and meets Lola ator grimaced with disgust—"te secretly. His wife, discovering the finest lisle, a coloured parchment called her Lola—had just returned this, goes to her best friend, this to New York." fan foi everyday use and a more same Martha Carter, and begs "Did he tell you her reasons, pretentious one of lace for dress oc­ her to bribe Lola to keep away senator?" UNTHINKABLE! casions. .. .the bottle of Karlsbad from Standish. This fails. Mar­ "He told me what she told him tha wants to help Cora because Of course you would not give your baby a cigar or adult Sprudel, a yellowed ballroom man- She had gone out for just two rea­ she is her best friend. She wants sons, she explained " tiJJa, patent leather boots with cloth food because you know babies require special care and to help Balcom, senior, because One of them, Martha was think­ button tops—and the good taffeta he can help her secure an ap­ treatment. That is why you spend so much time in the pointment that will mean a lot ing, was named Norman Standish. Besuchskleid or "visiting" frock to her. "—just two reasons" the sena­ preparation of his special food. Yet when baby's system is which had billowing green skirts tor continued. "One was for rest upset and be is troubled with colic, diarrhea, sour stomach, and an ocher bosom. At this point CHAPTER XXX The other was to investigate a pic- indigestion or constipation, are you careful to use only the defenseless portmanteau seemed MARTHA sank down in hei tore offer site is trying to make him beUeve has come to her. medicine that has been made especially for him? Castoria incapable of holding more. But the •" desk chair in her private "Of course that's all poppycock Duchess was not nearly through. office and stared miserably at Miss Carter. There was no picture is die ideal remedy for your child because it has been pre­ She must yet accommodate her prayer the card in her hand: offer. She is trying to rush Win­ pared especiallyfor infants and children. It is mild, pleasant- field into matrimony!" Odourless, Efficient, Economical book, the spare umbrella, a pin­ GENDRON ESTATE tasting and easy to take. The next time your baby cushion, her sleeping bonnet and the "For once you are partlywrong," Cabot, Potter Se Walsh Martha assured him. "I do know is upset by some simple child ailment, use Cas­ lap robe. For Sale by All Dealers Which one of these three that she had an offer. In fact. It would be after the lap robe that Elite Pictures wanted her so much toria, safe for even the newborn infant. men had called at her office she usually called for help. Elsewhere that they sent a man on here to just now? sign her up." on the rambling country estate of WEST INDIA OIL COMPANY, S.A. B was maddening to have "That isnt so good! Not even an Possenhofen a meager servant staff missed him! He was going to opportumty to star in pictures CASTORIA propelled trunks and lunch baskets Washington for an indefinite stay. looks as good to her as marriage DISTRIBUTORS Tbe medicine made especially for children toward the waiting post chaise. How­ He might have a friend there in­ with my son." ever, it would not be for maid or fluential to Ihe firm, and give him "Did you nave a quarrel with that coveted appointment, for bus­ your son?" handyman that Ludovika called, but iness reasons. "Not much. I begged him to use for her husband, the Duke. Just then. Cora Standish tele­ his head—not to go blindly into "Max," she cried always with the phoned. Martha groaned when Rosa told her that Mrs. Standish any such mesalliance." Keep a supply on same startled tone, "It won't close!" was on the wire. She was ta no "Bad word to use," Martha Electric Light Whereat there sometimes appeared mood for more weeping and wail­ warned. hand so that an ing from Cora. in the doorway of an adjoining cham­ -T-HE senator sighed and nodded. unexpected 'burn ber a tall, elegant gentleman with an "Well, Cora?" she said, trying * "Winfield just glared at me and BULBS to keep the irritation out of ber left the table.' absent-minded air. Often as not, voice. out' will not in­ his left hand clutched a sheaf of To her refief. Cora's voice "Too much opposition is fatal. sounded cheerful. I warned you, senator. Well, rH convenience you. papers while in his right he flourished make every effort for you. I still a most dilapidated quill. "I wanted to tell vou that I am believe she is more interested in going to Delaware wtih Norman. "What won't close, my dear?" he another man." Your choice from 25 to 60 watts. Major and Mrs. Worthington are Martha felt guilty about this. It would inquire with a solicitude not going with us. It's something about was. she knew, playing Cora (Dial 1179) A tried and trustworthy make. at all convincing, since it went with Norman's business." Standish against Senator Balcom, that far-away look in his eyes which "Fine, Cora! Have a good time.' for she had told Cora she believed "Well, it wiU be keeping him Lola was more interested in a characterizes poets and sleep-walkers. away from her for a few days." splendid young man than m Duke Maximilian was both. i e- Coxa said, "and that is worth Standish. joiced in the reputation of being the while. Perhaps we can sail for "I hope so. But I'm not at all most Impractical man of his time. England at once when we get convinced." the senator replied. He FRITH'S Hardware Store back." believed he had reason to be dis­ "Phantasus!" moaned the Duchess, "Good! Let me know as soon as appointed in what Martha had 315Q«ftli.f. exasperated at his lack of compre­ you get back." done, so far hension. "Is it any wonder that Cora promised and hung up She told him about the caller your favourite may people call you Phantasus?" she missed, who came about the ARTHA, with the Gendron es­ Gendron estate. At this the valet, Gustaf Lampel, M tate uppermost in ber mind "Afraid I can't help you there. let you down but MORRIS A. GIBBONS who was a frequent witness to such went to Ihe Waldritz to see Sena­ Miss Carter." he said. "Cabot, scenes, saw|the ducal eyebrows rise tor Balcom. She wished she could Potter & Walsh is the law firm that handled some of the late reprovingly as his master made an have made sure his son wouldn't your Refreshment, marry Lola Larkin. Had she suc­ Peter Gendron's investments. I do oft-repeated explanation. Why should ceeded, he would have, in grati- not know any of them, personally." Dainty Shades in they not call him Phantasus? He tuude, moved heaven and earth to never- -when its-a had selected the name himself. help her. ARTHA departed more down­ FRENCH ANGORA WOOL M cast than ever. It was evident "It is my pseudonym, my nom de When she telephoned tc his the senator wasnt going to do plume." suite, he said he would come down any more to help her become ex­ 1/6 the ball "I didnt teB Mrs. Balcom it was ecutrix of that immense estate. Later when a daughter of this house yoa. Miss Carter. She would have became the most talked-of woman in wanted you to come up and I was She stopped at the newsstand ST. GEORGE'S STORE afraid you might have bad news to buy some magazines. She want­ Europe, Herr Lampel would have ed to go home and read and for­ KING GEORGE IV trouble reconstructing that fa­ She is almost sick witb worry now over Winfield." the senator ex­ get her worries. miliar phrase with its incompre­ As sbe was leaving, she almost plained. "The Larkin girl is back ran into Winfield Balcom. She saw hensible and assuredly foreign terms. from the coast!*' that he wore a dinner jacket. • WHISKY Just as he would have trouble render­ Martha was surprised that he "Hello, Miss Carter," he said, ing the Duchess's reply about a knew this. fairly beaming at her, "Lola is GOSLING BROTHERS, Agents Whole Wheat Bread creature named Pegasus which "Someone said they saw her to­ back from the coast. We're going day, but I wasn't sure about it. to christen my new car by driving seemed to be her husband's horse. senator. Does your son know it?** up to a Connecticut loadhouse for Use The faithful Gustaf knew each beast "That's how I found out. He dinner. Isn't that grand!" in the Possenhofen stables and there and I were having lunch together. "Is it?" Martha asked, but Win- We have tried many was not one Pegasus among them.. He was paged for a telephone call veld didnt hear. grades of Whole and when became back he grinned He dashed down the steps to a HEALTH AND BEAUTY "Not one Pegasus among them," like a Cheshire cat. I guessed in a shining new car that was parked Wheat Flour but not Electricity he assured the journalists, those minute what was up. 'From your at the curb. Every woman can become the centre of attraction. Vivacity one is so satisfactory strange scribbling men who came from idiotic expression,' I said. T take and beauty, the normal results of perfect health, are en­ It yoa have changed your plans (To be continued) sured when your system is freed from the toxins which as our "Special" distant cities to ask him questions (The characters ia this serial are about going to Hollywood to see affect both your health and looks. Eliminate these Whole Wheat Flour. And Live and to publish over his name a quaint how pictures are made'.-" fictitious) story entitled My Life with the Wit- dangerous toxins by drinking ENO'S 'Fruit Salt* regu­ No other produces telsbachs. There had been Rotbart, larly. ENO, pleasant-tasting and invigorating, will that delicious nutty with a the stallion. . . Nereide, the mare. . . It must be said to the master's Fleece," by Bertita Harding (Indian­ ensure you natural health and beauty all your life. flavour so appreciated the pony Jock. . .Gustaf was very credit that he grasped the situation apolis : Bobbs-Merrill). First thing every morning by Whole Wheat particular ta describing these. But almost at once. Sit down? Certainly. Pegasus? He shook his head. He Duke Max wasnothingif not obliging. Sold Everywhere Bread enthusiasts. If Smile in three sizes. could not explain it. 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FAITH AND THE FUTURE THE BIG FREEZE

THE GOODY SHOPPE The Spiritual Outlook , CwtiweJ btmm P«ie _~ are wearing bulky sheepskin coats, woolen helmets, mittens, and heavy Among the recurrent problems of socks and boots. Temperatures in the tlie Christian life fe that of recon­ storage rooms that will be furnishing ROYAL SCARLET— ciling tlie claims of religion witll Week End Specials you out-of-season vegetables next those of everyday affairs, and It is a winter vary between zero and ten 26 oz. Tomato Juice Cocktail per bott. 1/2 problem for which a wide variety of below. solutions have been offered. Some Attractive Bargains for the Thrifty Housewives 12 oz. Apricot Nectar per tin 8d. devout teachers have urged that the PREPARING FOR THE LEAN YEARS one means of paying due regard to 12 oz. Peach Nectar_--_-_. per tin 8d. religion and of recognizing its su­ How long these products can be preme importance is to be resolutely stored without losing their garden- 6 oz. Tomato Paste per tin 6d. indifferent to all interests outside fresh favor no one knows. Recently it. To acquire real holiness, to learn a few executives of one of the larger Bargains indeed, this week end, to please the 15 oz. Spaghetti in Tomato Sauce 8d. the secrets of prayer and meditation, companies had a luncheon of meats and to work for the Kingdom of God and vegetables that were packed in thrifty; Quality to suit the most particular; and a 16 oz. Mixed Fruit per pkt. 1/4 are tasks, it is said, requiring the an experimental plant ten years ago. whole of a man's energy and leaving variety of eatables calculated to temp the. most If the refrigerator temperature is 12 oz. Fancy Dried Apricots 1/4 him of no leisure for extraneous lowered to—30 degrees F., there is matters. And he who does not try capricious appetites. Here are a few items:— evidence that the products will last 8 oz. Asstd. Egg Noodles 8d. to combine the service of God and indefinitely. At commercial temper­ mammon but dedicates himself whol­ atures used today two or three years 4 oz. Moist Cocoanut per tin 8d. ly to spiritual achievement will never seems to be about right. allow himself to be distracted by Vitamins—those inestimably im­ 22 oz. Molasses...... per bott. 1/7 anxieties concerning the future. He portant dietary factors—apparently will rely on Providence to supply all don't -~i.TniT.iK~h in the vegetables. No. 2\ Pumpkin. per tin lOd. material needs, both his own and Tasty Bacon Bermuda Eggs In some tests they have been found those of others, and he will obey to run even higher than in sample No. 2 Vegetables for Salad. per tin 1/2 Christ's command by taking no vegetables taken from markets stalls. thought for the morrow. Since vitamins aren't spontaneously lOdlb 8 oz. Vegetables for Salad...... per tin 8d. Yet this interpretation of the Divine 2/9 doz generated by the cold, the only con­ will is one to which many Christian clusion to draw is that the low con- Sliced, and with the rind removed. Every one of them strictly fresh. teachers will demur. Some will re­ teat in the market samples was due gard it as a counsel of perfection, an to an overlong time gap between ideal unattainable in the world as harvest and test. FRESH FISH & SHELLED FISH it exists today. Others will maintain There are 30-odd companies in the that, so far from being ideal, this de­ field and they are packing over fifty tachment from the world and dis­ Legs of Lamb Legs of Lamb New Season's Finest Quality Blue Point Oysters varieties of foods. Their fruits range regard of the future are alien to the from peaches to young berries; their teaching and example of Our Lord per doz. 1/10 meats link sausages to beefsteaks. when these are studied as a whole. In the poultry line they pack broilers 1/10 lb 1/8 lb Fresh American Halibut—, per lb. 1/10 and turkeys and they can supply nearly BE NOT OVER-ANXIOUS any vegetable you can name. Plans Top U.S. grade. Top Canadian grade. Fresh Scallops —per lb. 2/- are now being laid for a bigger 1938. Unfortunately, the passage of the In all likelihood packing will start Seimon on the Mount which was shortly after Christmas in Puerto read as last Sunday's Gospel retains Rico or the Virgin Islands. the Authorized Version's "take no Potentialities can only be estimat­ thought fcr the morrow." The Re­ ed. There seems to be no reason why vised Version's "be not anxious for a country with a war on the way the morrow" is nearer the sense CAIRNS' ENGLISH JAMS WEEK-END SPECIALS couldn't stock prime vegetables to of the original, though "be not over­ supply food needs for a period of years. 7 lb. (Family Size) tins For End of the Week Treats anxious" might render its meaning Strawberry 1 lb. jar 1/- Also, there seems to be no reason still more accurately. There is an Strawberry Jam 5/- why Biblical rules of economy Strawberry 1 lb. tin lOd. evident and immense difference be­ Greengage Jam... 4/6 shouldn't be followed by stocking tween not being over-anxioub for Raspberry..™™™__™™™.l lb. tin lOd. up in fat years with food to be eaten Raspberry Jam™.™ ™ 3/9 MEAT DEPT. the morrow and taking no thought in lean years.—Colliers. Black Currant ™.l lb. tin lOd. Black Currant Jam™__ 3/9 for it; often, indeed, the most ob­ Peach Jam 3/9 MILK-FED FOWLS _Jb. 1/6 vious means of avoiding excessive Gooseberry... 1 lb. tin 9d. anxiety about the morrow is to take i Apricot Jam „ 3/9 MILK-FED CHICKENS Jb. 2/- thought for it today. Peach. 1 lb. tin 9d. Plum Jam . . 3/6 TURKEYS (ARGENTINE) lb. 1/6 By numerous parables, as well as by Apricot. 1 lb. tin 9d. Damson Jam. „ .3/6 TURKEYS (CANADIAN) lb. 2/- direct precept, Christ commended Blackberry Jam 3/6 watchfulness prescience, provision FOREIGN EXCHANGE Blackberry...™.™. 1 lb. tin 9d. Mixed Fruit Jam 3/- DUCKS . per pound 1/6 for the time to come. On one PIGS FEET (SOUSED)....™^ ™..lb. 1/- occasion He lamented that Local Rates in this matter of looking ahead "TWO-BY-TWO" _ ta- Crosse * FRESH TRIPE lb. 1/- the "Children of this world" are apt The TONGUES & SOUNDS . lb. 1 - to be wiser than the "children of The following is a copy of the Blackwell's SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MARMALADE — pieces of BEECHNUT BACON __jar 2/2 light." Such teaching should make Bulletin displayed on Thursday orange cut to represent animals in the Ark. 1 lb. jar 1/-. it impossible to suppose that a Chris­ at the local banks: tian is justified if he lives only for the day, failing to care for the time to U. S. DOLLARS IMPORTED FRESH FISH come, and assuming that God will avert disasters that are really due Buying at 3f%dis..._.„_. $4.9870 Scallops lb. 2/- Oysters (opened) to human indolence or neglect. Selling at 2J% dis. $4.9105 NEW ARRIVALS! FIRST THINGS FIRST Mackerel lb. 1/3 doz 2/- CANADIAN DOLLARS Condor "Dripolater" Coffee "Ann Page" Catsup ™..14 oz. bot. 1/- Fillet of Sole ...lb. 1/8 Salmon lb. 2/- Again, solicitude for the morrow Buying at 3f% dis..... $4.9870 may well be free from all tinge of 1 lb. tin 1/10 Hollandaise Sauce . jar 1/6 selfishness. To take no thought for Selling at 2J% dis $4.9105 the morrow, or even to be free from No. 5 tins Tomato Juice 1/6 Tartar Sauce,™™™™™ ™. jar lOd. GROCERIES all anxiety concerning it, is impossible FRENCH FRANC No. 5 tins Grapefruit Juice 2/- Russian Dressing ™™™.jar lOd. for the Christian loyal to his Church and aware of its perils, the patriot London _ .144.87 No. 5 tins Pineapple Juice. 2/- Armour's Half Hams per lb. 2/3 ERA BRAND WHOLE ROAST DUCK..„. tin 5/- concerned for his country, the parent ERA BRAND HALF ROAST DUCK tin 3/- devoted to his children. What he can New York. .3.5625 Chiver's Pineapple Jam. 1 lb. tin 1/3 Aylmer's Grape Juice . tin 8d. ERA BRAND CHICKEN BREASTS tin 3/S and should avoid is that over-anxiety which comes when the power and love QUOTATIONS Frait HORMEL'S WHOLE COOKED CHICKEN*. fc.3/ - of God are left out of his calculations. FRESH TODAY! > Vegetables, Cream, HORMEL'S HALF COOKED CHICKEN B>. 3/- None the less, he will obey the teach­ New York Closed. -...$4.9525 ing of Our Lord when he looks ahead Oysters, Scallops, Frosted Foods — All Moderately Priced. 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So importance in which he places them | doing, he will be fiee, not from all as compared with what matters PRUNES (packaged) lOd. care and anxiety but from excessive supremely. He may seek many things MINT SAUCE far 1/6 anxiety, knowing that behind all so long as he seeks God's Kingdom MINT JELLY . jar 1/4 human effort there is God. and righteousness first. Indeed, the Perhaps the key to the whole prob­ secret of Christian composure may GOSLING BROS., LTD. lem lies in another sentence Included be summed up in these words: he has r in last Sunday's Gospel: "Seek ye learned to put first things first. first the Kingdom of God and His —Times. SOMERSET HAMILTON ST. GEORGE'S Large Assortment— Dial 8141 Dial 2141 Dial 9110 ENGLISH BISCUITS In SPECIAL tins i New Pack Has Arrived THOS. MILES & CO. Packed just as they come from the Front St. Hamilton Thone 1234 pods ... All sizes together, the way Nature grew them, with all their dewy-fresh flavour.

FINE FISHING TACKLE 1 W. S. PURVIS & CO., LTD., Sole Distributors 9 We stock a complete line proved by test to be the best for Bermuda. What to Do Fer SLEEPLESS NIGHTS! At All Good Chemists! PHONES MASTERS HARDWARE Williams g, 1192-1193 CO. Oliver Hardy, Sharron Lyrme^S-an^urd ifl^^yJ^J^est/' KelpamaltJ^^: TRADE MUK S» We have everything for Boats and Fishing — SHAVING CREAM Opens Monday at the New Colonial Opera House "Known in England M ViKelp" Page 10 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1937.

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A COMFORTABLE ROOM "With years before she found out how to BABY LIMAS 1/6 pkg PEAS - 1/6 pkg. obtain relief:— SPINACH 1/6 " Board by an old Lady (white) as CUT CORN _ 1/6 " "For 25 years I suffered from scia­ GREEN BEANS ....1/3 " a home and where she can be given tica in my right side, and I had ASPARAGUS _™2/- " BRUSSELS some care and attention. Reply back aches which forced me to re­ CAULIFLOWER ...1/3 " SPROUTS....1/6 " You don't have to leave your store in order to Box 6122 Bda. Press. main in bed for two or three weeks 40 OZ PACKAGES 305*w.eito.tu.28. at a time. When I got up in the to go out and meet your customers. mornings, my arms and legs used to ASPARAGUS 8/- pkg. BROCCOLI. 4/- pkg. crack as though I were breaking GREEN BEANS 4/- " CUT CORN 4/- " FOR SALE dry wood. One day, I heard of LIMA BEANS 4/- " PEAS —.4/- " You can sit inside your office, stand behind SPINACH 4/- pkg. Kruschen Salts. I took a bottle of your counter, or "drop over the way" to SPEED BOAT, 22 ft. Chris Craft. them without feeling much im­ Apply George Smith, Warwick East. provement. I tried a second bottle MEATS - POULTRY - FISH attend to other business, if you like. 'Phone 3518. and that time I felt better. I have 292**tu. ei to m27. kept on taking Kruschen ever since." LEGS LAMB 1/- lb. SHOULDERS —(Mrs.) H.L. 1 Lb. Pkg. PORK LAMB lOd lb. And, at die same time, you can go out and Oak Sideboard Walnut DESK £4 0 0 The pains of sciatica and lumbago SAUSAGES....1/8 lb. each. Can be seen Flat York Hcuse, are caused by an excess of uric acid CANADIAN BROILERS 2/- lb. meet your customers, and make customers of Ring 1515. CHICKENS 2/- lb. in the body. Two of the ingredients BERMUDA FISH 1/2 lb. 3l9ff. s. of Kruschen Salts have the power PORK SAUSAGES.. J/6 lb. those who might not otherwise become your of dissolving uric acid crystals. SWIFT'S MEAT BEEF SAUSAGES....1/2 lb. LOAVES...... 1/9 lb. customers. Other ingredients of these salts as­ FRANKFURTERS .1/6 lb. sist Nature to expel these dissolved ALL CUTS IN FRESH BERMUDA PORK 1/6 lb. FOR RENT crystals through the natural channels. WE CAN STILL OFFER A LARGE VARIETY IN It is easy. It is inexpensive. It is profitable. j Fully FURNISHED CITY APART­ FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Here's how to do it. MENT. 'Phone 2938. SPLENDID GIFTTTO ST. 226~fw. eitp. GEORGE HOSPITAL PEACHES JL/- lb. ICEBERG and BOSTON Five-room COTTAGE on Serpentine FRESH PEARS Sd lb. LETTUCE 1/- hd. Road. Apply Fred Martin. Phone TROUT HALL 3226. LONDON. Sept. 23. (CP)—Harry FRESH PEAS. 1/- lb. ORANGES .1/6—3/6 doz. 294*tu.th.f. Oakes, Toronto mining executive GRAPEFRUIT BUNCH BEETS....6d bunch now living in the Bahamas, has do­ 4/6 & 5/- doz. Meet Them In CUCUMBERS 9d each Houses and Cottage? nated $396.000 to St. George's Hospital, j CANADIAN for RENT and for SALE Hyde Park Corner, the largest single APPLES „ 4d lb. CELERY lOd hd. amount yet subscribed to the hospit­ BOX APPLES _ 8d lb. GERALD GRAY al's building fund. The donation PLUMS 1/- lb. TOMATOES 1/- lb. THE ROYAL GAZETTE MRS. CHAMPNESS will allow the start of construction GRAPES 1/6 lb. GREEN PEPPERS 4d ea. York House, Front St. West next year. The Marquess of Willing­ Dial 2715. Cables "Houses don, chairman of the rebuilding council, said today that "this splendid donation brings appreciably nearer Dial 1126 or 1083 & COLONIST DAILY the day when new and up-to-date Gosling Real Estate Company buildings will take the place of the ARTHUR C. N. GOSLING cramped and antiquated ones where MRS. R. G. tJGBINSON at present work is carried one despite O. IL LOBLEIN, Ltd. Our advertising columns provide an ideal the many difficulties. It was intend­ FRONT STREET Furnished House:. ed to rebuild three sections, but this meeting place. In them you can tell the story for rent gift gives us the advantage of being 330?<[f. able to rebuild in two halves, the re­ of your store, your goods, your service, your Properties for Sale maining portion to be proceeded with BANK OF BDA. BUILDING when the money is forthcoming." prices, briefly or at length, as you prefer. London newspapers gave prominent ACCUSED GIVEN BENEFIT OF Riches in Gold Dial 7066 2*14 Cable Carbrook display of the gift, recounting how ssu-qw.eitp. Oakes had searched for gold all round MAGISTRATE'S DOUBT The message of what you have to sell will Messrs C. Morrow and W. Parkin­ the world. son, who obtained phenomenally reach your public in their homes, their hotels, Continued from Page I rich yields from the Neptune gold their offices, no matter how busy the day, no THE ROOSEVELT TOUR found Hodgson in his room at the mine, on the Murchison goldfield, BACK TEETH DECAY FIRST Castle Harbour Hotel dormitories in February and April, treated 6001b. matter what the weather may be. SEATTLE. Sept 23. (CP)—The Pre­ that night. Though the complain­ of ore at the Bcogardie State battery sident today was bound for a cress ant had said Hodgson was the man on July 8 for a yield of 655 ounces 3 country tour which may bring vital who accosted him, His Worship dwt. of gold, and a crushing of 35 And you can go out and meet your customers results as to the future of the admin­ thought he should accept the evid­ tons in the next few weeks is expected to return about seven ounces of geld istration policy. No halt is planned ence of Tucker. There was some every business day in the week if you desire, per ton. The men had a tribute until tomorrow when the President doubt in Tiis mind and the accused of the mine, which was sold soon will make a rear platform appearance was entitled to the benefit of that without losing a minute from your work. after the ore was obtained at a depth at Cheyenne, the home of Senator doubt. PROTECT THEM WITH between 200 ft. and 220 ft. O. Mahoney, one of the his chief o democratic opponents in the Supreme In February Messrs Parkinson and ^ropftii-Cac-tic Court battle. Morrow obtained 110 ounces from LARGE LINER LAUNCHED 70 lb. of ore, and in April a yield of DEATH^F SKIPPER OF 415 ounces from 34* tons. Telephone ENDEAVOUR II Continued from Page 1 DICKESTEIN SAYS MANY and troops. He returns to London by 1051 GERMANS ENLIST IN U.S. HAMBLE, England, Sept. 23 (CP)— air on Tuesday. 'Tom Collins" — Australian Captain George Williams, skipper of MILITIA Endeavour n, the unsuccessful chal­ Appointment Author lenger for the America's Cup, died WASHINGTON, Sept. 23 (CP)—It .yesterday at sea while the yacht was Colonel Sir Ronald F. Adam, was claimed here yesterday that being towed from the United States Commander Royal Artillery, First One of Australia's best writers is German aliens and German-Ameri­ to England. His death was revealed Division, has been appointed Com­ buried at the Karrakatta Cemetery, cans were joining the militia in the by a radiogram received today by mandant of the Staff College at between Perth and Fremantle. He CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S United States to obtain the mijitary his wife at their home here. The Camberley, succeeding I_feutenant- was Joseph Furphy, better known to A CHOCOLATE SENSATION training required by the German message was sent by the captain's General Viscount Gort, and has been readers as "Tom Collins," author of Government. Representative Dick- step-brcther, Phil Williams, who said granted the temporary rank of Major- "Such is Life," "Bigby's Romance," stein said that 2,000 had Joined that he died peacefully. No addi­ General. and a volume of V6rse. The prose the New York State militia. There works, especially "Such is Life," were also enrollments in other tional details were given. o have been acclaimed as masterpieces states, he said. —o— by English, American and Australian Germany requires that all must Czarist Vanishes Six Months' Gold Output critics, and the late Mr. A. G. Stevens have miUtary training. Fritz Kuhn, said in a preface to the 1921 edition leader of the Bund, caused Hitler, PARIS, Sept. 23. (CP)—General The gold -yield in Western Australia of "R.igby*s Romance" that they The absolute purity of it was claimed, to amend the Govern­ Eugene de Miller, leader of the my­ for the six months ended on June would be even more acclaimed in a ment orders so that Germans drill­ thical "white army of Russia,' was 30 was 471,055 ounces, which was hundred years. these Sausages is guar­ ing at camps in the United States reported today to have vanished after 89,918 ounces in excess of that for the Furphy, who was born at Yering, anteed. Particularly; could be credited with military a mysterious rendezvous which the first six months of the previous year. on the Upper Yarra, Victoria, in 1843, suitable for the summer service. aged czarist himself suspected was a It was greater than the yield for the came to Western Australia ever 30 o possible trap. whole of each of the years from 1925, years ago to join his sons who had months and the emer­ Smallest Man Dead o to 1930 inclusive, and the best half opened a foundry at Fermantie. gency meal Protests Wounding year since 1917. There is now every He contributed to the Press, and con­ possibility that the yield for 1937 tinued bis study cf English classical LONDON, Sept. 23. (CP)—H&rold Dyott, reputedly the world's smallest PARIS, Spet. 23. (CP)—France will exceed 1,000,000 ounces, which literature, maintaining a combina- Obtainable frornyour Qrocer AND AERO NUT man—23 inches tall and weighing lodged a protest today over the was last experienced in 1916 with ttcn of literary scholarship and know­ 24 pounds—died yesterday at the age wounding cf Guiseppe Micelli, Italian 1,061,398 ounces. The peak year was ledge of the bush unique in Austra­ Blocks 3d and 6d of fity years. Dyott when examined Fascist editor, by ItaUan soldiers 1903 with 2,064,801 ounces. lian literature. He died suddenly Johnson & Cooper, Ltd. by physicians was found to have a and cadets at Tunis. The protest The June yield was 81,603 ounces, In 1912 just before completing his F. J. G. FOOTE, Agent 69th year. A son and daughter still perfectly sound constitution and was was sent to Italy frcm the French compared with 71,231 ounces for Sole Agents S022<}qta.tp. live in Perth. normal mentally. • Charge d'Affaires Jules Blondel. June of last year.