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VOL. 33 — NO. 262 HAMILTON. BERMUDA. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 13. 1953 6D PER COPY TWO SHOT DEAD IN TEHERAN PRO-MUSSADEGH RIOTING Troops, Police Quell DeGaulle Attacks Truman Defies House Protest Against Trial NATO As Tool For U.S. Purpoies Committee's Subpoena TEHERAN, November (Reuter). — Troops shot and killed two demonstrators today and arrested 149 in the first mass defiance here of General Fazlollah Zahedi's administra­ PARIS, November 12 (Reuter). NEW YORK, November 12 (JP).—Ex-President Truman tion since he succeeded Dr. Mohammed Mussadegh as -General Charles de Gaulle, in called newsmen to the royal suite of the Waldorf Towers Premier last August. one of his rare political state­ today to announce his defiance of a Congressional subpoena. . He read a prepared statement to the newsmen in which Thousands ol pro-Mussadegh demonstrators clashed in ments, today called for revision he stated that he intended ta igiore the summons to appear pouring rain with dub-swinging police and tank-supported of the North Atlantic Treaty Or- MBS __•__•_• aaa troopsln Teheran's mainsquareT They scattered after "troops ^Baihm to lessen before the House of Representatives un-American activities opened fire. American influence, and urged committee. The subpoena, issued yesterday, followed' charges by Security forces have been reinforced and ordered to France to explore the possibilities the U.S. Attorney General, Mr. Herbert Brownell, that Mr. take "drastic" action to prevent a general strike ordered for of an agreement with Russia. Truman recommended the appointment ef Harry Dexter today by Communists and Mussadegh supporters. The strike The war-time Free French White, now dead, as U.S. executive director of the was called to protest the military trial of the ousted Premier leader, now officially divorced International Monetary Fund even though he knew the F.B.I, *"4now taking place outside Teheran. from politics, appeared before Hundreds of merchants shut a press conference here. He had branded White a Communist spy. their stores in observance of the bitterly attacked plans for a Mr. Truman sent a letter to Mr. European Army with German par­ strike, but most reopened as soon Harold Velde, of Illinois, chairman The committee voted today to West Berlin's as police began taking tiie names ticipation, and said France must of the House Committee, who had go on fighting in Indo China, al­ invite Mr. Herbert Brownell to of proprietors. Public services, subpoenaed him to appear give testimony in the White case. I Sn.tPff Frn_lt Government offices and the though peace prospects should be tomorrow. investigated on an international He accepted the invitation tonight. VJllllwvl FronI i Ulllt majority of stores remained open V "In spite of personal willingness leveL to cooperate with your committee, CONSTITUTIONAL DOCTRINE _ II —loyal to General Zahedi's pro- General de Gaulle also directed I feel constrained by my duty to Mr. Truman said in his letter illapses Shah some sarcastic comments at the people of the United States to that he was acting in accordance fn nnw the back**&**-s of severanM l demon­ Britain, noting that she was urging decline to comply with tbe sub­ with tiie United States constitu­ V.VS-ii_|_r__>Vo(Special to Th7e New York limes stratorsPolice, aclubs wels lcrashe as ofd andow Amerin on­ France to ratify the European poena," Mr. Truman wrote. tion and "a long line of pre­ and Tbe Royal Gazette) can photographer. Army treaty although she had no Mr. Velde had already an­ cedence commencing with George MUSSADEGH'S DENIAL nounced an indefinite postpone­ BERLIN, November 12.—West intention of joining it herself. Continued on P«je 9 Berlin's coalition Government, At his trial today Dr. Mus­ ment of the hearing. METHODIST CONVENTION. — On the speakers' platform at yesterday's annual convention of the which has confronted the sur- sadegh told the tribunal he had He said what was needed was a no intention last August of strong confederation of European Wesleyan Methodist Church in Bermuda are (left to right), the Rev. A. H. Long, the Rev. rounding Communists with a W. S. Loring, Mr. J. B. Ferguson and Mr. J. L. D. Gibson. The lower picture, taken shortly united front since the city was ousting the Shah and setting him­ states, including Britain, in which split ta 1948, fell apart tonight. self up as President of a Persian each participant would retain its 5-YEAR SENTENCE FOR after the convention opened, shows some of those attending. Many more arrived later. Its dissolution came six weeks republic. national character and sovereign­ after the death of Professor Ernst The 72-year-old politician, who ty. He contended that a strong Reuter who, as Lord Mayor, had has sobbed and shouted his way grouping of this nature was essen­ Gambling Condemned through the first four days of his tial if Germany was to be brought Vegetables And held it together from the begin­ treason trial, maintained his into the Western camp. "HORRIBLE OFFENCE" ning. unique behaviour today. He The new Lord Mayor, Qr. Walter "A MONSTROSITY" bowed his bald head on his arms Leonard Hilgrove Tickers was yesterday sent to prison Schreiber, announced that the and pretended tb steep as toe Cement In j Wesleyan Methodist Church Social Democrats—West Berlin's prosecutor, Brigadier Hussein General de Gaulle described the for five yean by the Chief Justice (the Hon. J. T. Gilbert), largest party—had decided to go European Army as "a monstrosity into the opposition. He therefore Azemodeh, began a four-hour receiving the maximum penalty for one of the counts with Dockside Mix-Up statement. Brigadier Azemodeh and a Frankenstein creation be­ which he was charged—-hat of attempting to commit an formed a Government only from said Mussadegh's antics were ing pushed forward in devious Holds Annual Convention the two right wing parties his "funpier than Charlie Chaplin." Ways by technocrats and under unnatural offence against a small boy. own Christian Democratic Union •Kicited foreign pressure." The accused was seat to. £-*«* with four ether convicted A large consignment of fresh and the Free Democratic Party. • When Mussadegh begun •*• vegetables for tiie Colony, un­ men who received sentences ranging from six months to Condemnation of gambling at The break-up of tbe coalition speak he had to be asked to He said it would be a soulless loaded from the Alcoa-chartered church-sponsored functions was was regarded here as a serious "stick to the point"—the question army with no national 'spirit at two and a half years on the last day of the Michaelmas Hav on Wednesday, may be found expressed yesterday at the annual Young Men As blow by many American officials. whether the court is competent to the entire disposal of the United session of the Supreme Court. to be spoiled today. convention of the Wesleyan They pointed out that such a dis­ tiy him. Until this question is States. The vegetables were stored in settled, specific charges and Vickers, who had also been —————————————————— Methodist Church of Bermuda, solution bad long been sought t»y General de Gaulle, who often, found guilty on two other counts and three months, the sentences the eastern end of No. 6 Shed and held at Grace Church, North Local "Escort" the Communists. The hitter have evidence against Mussadegh can­ when the Essequibo began dis­ not be presented. clashed with American and British stemming from the offence, heard to run concurrently, on counts of Shore. until now stood alone in the leaders on policy "matters during the Chief Justice say; causing grievous bodily harm and charging a large consignment of The Rev. W. S. Loring, chair­ opposition, although because of BETTER TO BE PREMIER cement yesterday it was stored in Denying he had any intention World War H, aim urged that "»was a horrible offence. There HSSc. Lilt man of the synod, deplored the For The Queen restrictions on their activities NA.T.O. must be revised to give n_ay be some pathological reason the same end of the shed as the "fault of our Criminal Code." He , they operate in part underground. of becoming President, Mus­ Mr. Kimball declared: "The vegetables. Late yesterday after­ sadegh said with a sly smile: all Its members, especially France, for it, but toe community must jury found you guilty of a par­ told his audience that the code It was learned last night that an •*\ Continued on fag* 11 fuller control over strategy. be protected from men Hke you noon open-crated cabbages ' and "What could I do if I became ticularly vicious assault, and as a onions in mesh sacks had a heavy was inadequate ia "the section "escort" composed of local young Shah or President? You all know „ . ___ and I must impose the maximum result of his injuries the victim coat of cement dust on them. which allows churches to have men is to be selected by the the name of Nehru as Prime He described France as not a penalty" has suffered and must continue to gambling devices at their func­ Governor in the near future to There were many open bags lying accompany toe Queen on her NORTH KORSNPRFMIER Minister of India, but none of you partner in N.A.T.O. but a protege *jn entering a plea for leniency, suffer a considerable amount of around. tions. I know of one in particu­ knows the name of the President with an American protector wbo vickers' counsel, Mr. Earle Seaton, pain and discomfort. I can see lar," he added. forthcoming visit to the Colony. of India (Dr. Rajendra Prasad)." no justification for this assault When it was learned the A spokesman for tiie Colonial ON VISIT TO PEKING did not even promise to protect L^ ^^ accused's police report Corporation of Hamilton had A roll call, taken early in the France, showed that he had considerable whatever." meeting, showed that there were Secretariat last night said he ruled, that the cement must be could give no information in the N.A.T.O. strategy, he said, was difficulty in refraining from com- Despite a plea for leniency by stored with the vegetables a pro­ 96 members of the congregation Mr. Arnold Francis, Ms counsel, present, but at the end of the number to be chosen or toe Says Chinese In Korea TORIErRETAIN SEAT devised essentially to conduct war j mitt ing similar offences in the test was made by the stevedoring nature of their duties, ft is under­ from bases outside France. He past. Harry Maxwell Smith, who was company and the agents for both afternoon session toe total had convicted of wounding his father- stood, however, tbat they will be Contributed To Peace IN BY-ELECTION contended that tiie United States The second largest sentence to ships, but toe protest was unavail­ risen to nearly 150. assigned to the Queen's party had no obligation to help in direct be meted out yesterday was re- in-law wito intent to do grievous ing. Mr. Loring, minister of the bodily harm, received a 15 months' while they are here to perform LONDON, November 12 (Reu­ CROSBY, England, November defence of French territory if it | ceived by Ralph Adolphus Audain A dockside representative of the local Port Royal circuit, spoke of any duties which might arise. 12 (Reuter).—The Conservative preferred to defend some other DeShields, who went to prison for sentence from the Chief Justice. developments at the recent con­ ter). — A North Korean dele­ territory, including her own. two and a half years. He had A. W. West and Son stevedoring Two rehearsals of ceremonies gation of Government leaders, Party held its seat in a parlia­ COULD KILL SOMEONE company'told The Royal Gazette vention in Canada (the Church in during the Royal visit were con­ mentary by-election here today. been convicted of stealing an Bermuda is in union with tbe headed by the Prime Minister, General de Gaulle said France auxiliary cycle and escaping from that when he learned he was ducted yesterday at Albuoy's The result in the three- should take tiie lead in exploring Mr. Gilbert said Smith probably expected to stack the cement in United Church of Canada). He Point and at the entrance to toe Marshal Kim H Sung, arrived to­ lawful custody. did have a good deal of provo­ day in Peking and was greeted by cornered fight was Mr. BL Graham tiie possibilities of a settlement wito the vegetables he immedi­ said that the Methodist religion City on Cedar Avenue. Page, Conservative, 18,614, votes; with Russia. He recalled that the Mr. Day Kimball, the Assistant cation. had grown considerably. Many the Chinese Communist Premier, Justice, told DeShields that bis ately protested to his clients, The Chief Justice, toe Hon. J. Mr. E. Adams, Labour, 7,545; Mr. Franco-Soviet treaty against Ger­ "But I must bear in mind that Harnett and Richardson, agents amendments had been added to Trounsell Gilbert, and Mrs. Chou En Lai, according to a report record was far from a good one. you used a heavy instrument and by Tass, the Soviet news agency. J. A. Freeman, Independent Con­ man aggression was still in effect. for the Essequibo. toe constitution and they would Gilbert took the part of Hear servative, 1,180. In addition, he said, the French "You had only been out of you used it with force. You eould Majesty and the Duke of Edin­ In a speech after Ms arrival, custody for seven or eight months A spokesman for Harnett, and he presented to Bermuda Metho­ The vote indicated virtually no Army was the only army actively kill someone like tint You have Richardson said they contacted dists in the near future. burgh. | Also present were the Kim declared that tiie mission was change in the political climate when you stole this Mobylette, got to get your temper under con­ to foster friendship and coopera­ fighting Communism. 'the Corporation in an effort to . Mr. J. B. Fergusion, who at­ Governor and his party, members since 1951. Crosby is a middle and your previous sentences have trol or you will find yourself in of the House of Assembly for the tion between the two states and General de Gaulle said he had aB' been for a aeries of thefts," have the cement stored elsewhere, tended the conference in Canada class residential area overwhel­ very serious trouble," he added. but were unsuccessful. as a lay representative, gave an parishes of Devonshire, Paget and extend political, economic and mingly Conservative and nobody oo intention of standing in Mr. Kimball added. cultural ties. The fifth prison sentence of the W. E. Meyer and Company said account of what he and other Pembroke, and all others who will expected an upset, but the vote France's presidential elections Described by the Probation day was handed out by Mr. be presented to toe Royal couple He cited the Chinese Commun­ neat month. He has eschewed Officer (Mr. Harry Osborn) as "an last night they were notified that delegates did during tiie June was closely watched as the first Kimball to Raymond Chesterfield meeting. He said he was very at the points. ists' contribution to the Korean popular test of the Government's politics since he walked out of introvert who broods over his dis­ tbe storage of cement would un­ war, declaring that the Chinese Tucker. Convicted of assaulting doubtedly cause serious spoilage Continued ra tag* 13 The rehearsals took about half legislative programme, set out last his R.P.F. (Rally of the French likes," Burnett Sinclair Simmons a police officer and pleading guilty an hour. Ipfead soit their best sons and week. People) Party last spring. was sent to prison for 18 months of their vegetable cargo and they daughters to the Korean front. to escaping from lawful custody, immediately made a verbal pro­ Tass said that he called this "an Tucker received terms of six and test to the Corporation, also important contribution to the three months, to run concurrently, unavailing. . Adenauer Warns Governor Calls causeof peace." beginning at the end of a six It is understood that there was Top Government officials joined months' sentence he is already space available in the new No. with Chou in welcoming the Serving. 7 Shed, but that the Corporation Against U.S. For Support For Koreans at the station. Vs counsel, Mr, Ernest Vesey, had forbidden the storage of This is Kim's first known visit said that Tucker had already been cement there. Withdrawal to China since before tiie start of •eat to gaol by toe magistrate on It is understood that Health TB Association the Korean war. The North charges arising from tbe same in­ Department officials will be called Korean Premier some months ago cident which brought him before (Special to The New York Times in this morning to examine the The Governor, Lieut-General led a delegation to Moscow, re­ the Supreme Court. vegetables. and The Royal Gazette) turning with promises of Russian Mr. Kimball listened to the Pro­ BONN, November 12 — Dr. Sir Alexander Hood, last night aid in the reconstruction ot North bation Officer describe Tucker as Konrad Adenauer, the Chancellor told a gathering of hundreds Korea. "an excellent worker wito an ir­ of West Germany, said in a state­ attending toe Tuberculosis As­ o responsible streak** and then ment published here today that sociation's annual Christmas Seal declared: U.K. Unions "any withdrawal of American Sale ball at the Bermudiana WPm" "Police officers in tite execution troops from Europe would be Hotel that it was the duty of Eden Confers of their duty must be protected." everyone in the Colony to support Double Size, viewed from the Russian side as a the association's drive for funds. CORRECTIVE TRAINING Success for their policies." It He said: "Most of you know toe . -3m *^JJ***--PE *tyz -j? would be interpreted as "the be­ With Italian % Astley Richard Swan, found ginning of a general American association's objective is to eradi­ guilty ot stealing a cycle, was Quadruple Funds withdrawal from all threatened cate tuberculosis from Bermuda, sentenced to a period of corrective areas," he added. and it has already made great Envoy On Trieste training by Mr. Kimball. Swan, Dr. Adenauer's remarks were strides in this direction. who is already serving a period LONDON, Friday, November 13 made in an Armistice Day in­ "It drew attention to radio­ LONDON, Now. 12. — Signor m of corrective training, was told (Reuter),—British labour' unions terview wito Omer Anderson, graphy in the detection of toe Manlio Brosio, the Italian Ambas­ III that the second period would be­ have doubled toeir membership Bonn correspondent of toe Stars disease and it has done a grea' 'ilMlP and quadrupled toeir funds since deal of work in educating tiie sador, called on the Foreign mt mr a.. gin on October 12 — the day on and Stripes, a daily newspaper Secretary, Mr. Antho__y Eden, which tbe assizes opened. 1937, an official report published public to the dangers of TB. It today stated. for United States armed forces in also helps those who suffer from today immediately upon his re­ i Because he was still under the Europe. It was the first time toe turn from his consultations in •^••*s_%_&-_f^i!* ___wr" \ age of 18, Leonard Easton Curtis lite report, drawn up on behalf Chancellor, Who has often said it to recover. Rome over Trieste. m received a "second chance" from of the Government, said that toat German security depends on "All this work requires money, $•- foreign Office spokesman the Chief Justice and was placed between 1937 and 1952 the mem­ United States strength, had com­ and this seal sale drive is practic­ | would neither confirm nor deny on probation for three years for bership of "registered unions of ally toe whole source of toe *WmM mented publicly on speculation money which actuates the associ­ rorts from Rome that tne housebreaking and stealing. employees" i ner eased from that toe' United State's might ilian Government was taawmf-* Mr. Gilbert also placed Eugene 4,214,000 to 8,377,000. reduce its forces abroad. ation's work. f*_y disposed toward the Yugo- rTw^r-iM^' _*nt_^Tal_%wS&fl Bernard Eversley onprobat ion for In toe same period, their funds On October 19 Mr. Charles E. "It is the duty of all of us to Tav Government's proposal for three years. Convicted of shop­ rose from £16,032,000 to Wilson, U.S. Secretary of De- support it to toe utmost of our reliminary discussions to ascer- breaking and stealing, Eversley £67,607,000. ability. I hope the association fence, suggested toat such a will accomplish its objective, in if there is sufficient common was told by Mr. Gilbert: Dealing with political contribu­ reduction might be possible as a _ md for calling a political con­ which this year is £5,000." "Because you are only 18 and tions, 'toe report said 129 trade result of the development of His Excellency was introduced ference on a higher level. this is your first offence and a unions in Britain had the power to atomic weapons. However Presi­ According to Yugoslav sources, by Mr. Stuart Outerbridge, Jr., The condemned hospital at Kindley Air Force Vase now looks like a bomb site. The hospital, very good report of you has been collect contributions for political dent Eisenhower subsequently chairman of toe Seal Sale Com­ preliminary talks would be con­ given by the Probation Officer, objects. The average contribu­ jiiaili il that no plan existed for fined t» technical experts from built durteg the war when it was thought casualties from Europe might have to be brought mittee, who thanked him and I shall place you on probation tion in the largest unions was two a seduction of U.S. forces any­ CmAimui ** Ptft 9 the United States, Britain, France, bere, -is ia the process of being demolished. M for three years." shillings a year. where*- '*$®_ElItf* : '- --__PMSI Italy and Yugoslavia. Page 2 THE BOYAL GAZETTE,.FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1953 3% Rmjal &tz?tt? 'i War Memoirs LETTER TO THE EDITOR Published Dally BERMUDA RIFLES (Correspondents are reminded that Incorporating letters must be accompanied by the A REHEARSAL of the Guard of Honour for The Royal Gazette (Est. 1828). names and addresses of the senders, not necessarily for publication but as the visit of Her Majesty the Queen wiH be held The Colonist and Dally Newi proof ot the writers.' bona fides.) (Est. 1866). Reds Attempt Coup In Greece: on StTNDAY, NOVEMBER 15th. Parade at the Hamilton. Armoury at 0745 hours. Transport will leave llth November 1953. The Editor, Armoury at 0800 hours, returning at conclusion The Royal Gazette. of rehearsal. British Troops Into Action ^ Dear Mr. Editor, Armistice Day is not a day to Dress No. 3 British troops entered Southern Greece glorify those who wouldn't fight (Sgd.) R. C. EARL, Lt.-Col., O.S. and Canada Representative: conquer tbe cit v and present them­ ters affecting public order and back its views wito a private with us, whatever their impor­ S. S. Koppt & Company. Ine early in October, IMi, and occupied selves to the world as the Govern­ security. artey Greece can never achieve Adjutant, Bermuda Rifles. Athens bv tke middle of that month. tance in, peacetime. 630 Fifth Avenue ment demanded by the Greek You should both support Scobie peace and stabilifr. Fighting It WHS. however, November before If these gents can parade with New York City people could only Be met Dy fire­ in every possible way, and you may, I hope, be restricted to us, O.K. — if not they had best the last Germans crossed the arms. There was no time for the should suggest to bim any means Athens-Piraeus, but I am ready northern frontier. keep their grey top-hats for Cabinet to be called. which occur to ybu of making Ms to see it through in the rest of the Easter parades and garden parties, United Kingdom Representatives: According to the Caserta agreement, Anthony (Eden) and. I were to­ action more vigorous and de­ country if necessary, tt hi a pity Africa A Colonial Fl_e» Agency. Ltd and stay te the background on Ali Emergency Meeting signed in September, all Greek gether ml about too 6'clt.ck and cisive. Every good wish. that tear gas may not be used. November llth. 8 Red Lion Square It would be of great help in this guerrilla forces were to be under were entirely agreed that we must * * • Yours traily, Lonion, W.C.I. England. city fighting. the orders of M. Pofandreotfs open fire. Seeing how tired he was, E.L.A.S. had quickly gained con­ WAR VET. The Officers, Members and Delegates of coalition Government, which • pmt I said to him, "If you like to go to trol of most of Athens, except only • * • bed, leave it to me." He did, and its very centre, where our troops Proprietors: them under command of the British AMERICAN CONDEMNATION . THE FRIENDLY SOCIETY COUNCIL Gen. Scobie. JEX_/f-S., the Com­ at about 3 a.m. I drafted the follow­ first held them and then began to Now that the free world has ROLLS ROYCE WORKERS THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. munist-dominated "People's Nation­ ing telegram: counter-attack. Scobie reported: learnt so much more than was then are urged to attend a Special Meeting 8 Dec. 44 Reid Street. Hanuton al Army of Liberation," did not "DO NOT HESITATE" understood about the Communist observe this agreement, though Increased activities on the part movement in Greece and else­ STAGE TOKEN STRIKE E.A.M.. the "National Liberation Prim* Minister to Gen. Scobie of tbe rebels and widespread where, many readers will be aston­ TONIGHT Editor: E. T. SATES Front" which was their political (Athens). Repeated to Gen. Wilson sniping limited progress during ished at the vehement attacks to (Special to The New York Times (Haly) 5 Dec. 44 the fighting which continued Iwhich .His Majesty's Government, and The Royal Gazette) Manager: FORD BAXTER wing, was represented in the at 8.00 o'clock Cot'eniineiit. I have given instructions to throughout yesterday. . . . I and I in particular at its head, were LONDON, November 12.—More Gen. Wilson to make sure that subjected. The vast majority of the than 5,000 employees te five Rolls A revolt by E.A.M. was immi­ Some progress was made by all forces are left with you and American Press violently con­ Royce factories in England and at ODD FELLOWS HALL Subscription Rates: nent, and oo Nov. 15 Gen Scobie tiie 23rd Brigade te house-to- aU possible reinforcements are demned our action, which they de­ Scotland staged a one-day token iTcu At. a. a £7. i. • was dfcfected to make counter- house clearing throughout the Corner of Victoria and Union Streets, Hamilton sent to you. afternoon. A further sector in the clared falsified tee cause for wMch strike today in support of toe de­ • Mentha ... 315. • «.!»• • preparations. Athens was to be de-1 mand by toe engineering unions BUSINESS . Months . • Z. «• 0 2. 2. « YOB aire responsible for main­ centre of tbe city was cleared by they had gone to war. clared a military area and authori­ taining order ill Athens and for for a 15 per cent wage increase. To discuss a report on the Royal Visit 1 Month «• • **• *. ty was given to order all E.L.A.S. the Parachute Brigade. It the editors of all these well- neutralising or destroying all Marine reinforcements had to meaning organs will look back at At York, meanwhile, the execu­ I troops to leave it. The 4th Indian E.A.M. - E.L.A.S. bands ap­ tive council of the Confederation By Order Division was sent from Italy, to be landed from H.M.S. Orion to what they wrote then and compare FRIDAY, NOVEMBER _*, 1853 proaching the city. You may deal with serious sniping of Navy it with what they think now they of Shipbuilding and Engineering GERALD C. RICHARDSON, Pres. Salonika, Athens, and Patras. The make any regulations you like Unions decided at its regular Greek Brigade also came from House, Piraeus, by rebels who in­ will, I am sure, be surprised. The for the strict control of the filtrated into the area south of State Department, in tile charge of monthly meeting to postpone until Italy and became the centre at streets or for the rounding up of next week consideration of toe controversy between Papandreou Port Leontos. te face of strong Mr. Stettinius, issued a markedly any number of truculent persons. opposition our troops were forced j critical pronouncement, which they rejection by the employers of the I and his E.A.M. colleagues. NaturaHy E.L.A.S. wiH try to in their turn were to regret, or at engineers' demand. The only chance-of averting civil to withdraw in one area. put women and children in the i least reverse, in after years. Shipbuilding employers have war was to disarm the guerrillas In tiie area being cleared by I The Diary van- where shooting may occur. In England there was much per- tentatively rejected a similar PAGET PARISH and other forces by mutual agree­ the Greek Mountain Brigade an You must be clever about this attack was made by' toe rebels Uurbation. The Times and tile request by their union workers _____ ment and establish a new National I On the occasion of the visit of Her Majesty the Queen and avoid mistakes. But do not from the flank. The attack was Manchester Guardian pronounced and they are scheduled to give a Army and police^ force under the hesitate to fog at any armed H toeir censures upon what tbey con­ final answer next Thursday. on 24th November, 1953, there will be three points to of direc_4 _ -V. _-.__t 4 controJ-_ _-_ V_ 4 V. _-_l 1 o_-.f+ th4- lr_e rt Governmen* __"- _ T_-_T._ _ _"V_ _"_V_t T i1n •_ I __ __ ** held, but delayed progress of the male in Athens who assails the brigade. sidered our reactionary policy. Paget at which the Royal Procession will slow down Athens. British authority or Greek au­ Stalin, however, .adhered strictly : This showed the scale of the to a fast walking pace. These are as follows:— V Samuel Pepys Teueer Arrangements were made to thority with which we are work­ and faithfully to our agreement of raise and equip National Guard fighting on which we had now ing, jf embarked. October, and during all tee long THE MARRIAGE ACT, 1944 battalions, each 500 strong. Ulti­ It would be well, of course, if weeks of fighting the Communists 1. In front of "Stancombe" and "The Gables", at approx. 3.30 p.m. mately there were 36 ot these; teey your command were reinforced REINFORCEMENTS ORDERED in the streets of Athens not one Thursday, November 12th proved very useful in rounding up by the authority of some Greek \ Prime Minister to Gen. Wilson word of reproach came from Prav­ 2. Below "Wentworth" and "Clermont", " " 3.32 " Dipping again into The Visi­ armed hostile civilians and guard­ Government, and Papandreou is (l*my) 9 Dec'44 da or Isvestia. ing areas cleared by our troops. Notice of Intended Marriages tor's Book" and some strange being told by Leeper (the British Ybu should send further rein­ In toe House of Commons there 3. At the entrance to the King Edward VII Hospital, 3.35 REDS SHOW THEIR HAND Ambassador) to stop and help. forcements to Athens without the things I learn. I had ever been A draft decree for the demobili­ was a great stir. I accepted willing­ under the impression that the Do not however hesitate to act as if slightest delay. Ihe prolongation ly the challenge flung at us te an There will be suitable decorations, and it is hoped that sation of the guerrillas, drawn up you were in a conquered city of the fight has many dangers. I The persons named and as many people as possible will assemble at these Englishman was somewhat pnieg- : at M. Papandreou's request by the amendment moved by SEtr Richard matic and extremely reluctant to where * local rebellion is in pro­ warned you of the paramount Acland, tee leader and sole mem­ described hereunder have given points to offer a warm welcome to our Gracious E.A.M. Ministers themselves, was gress* political importance of this con­ notice to me of their intended display his feelings. Now I read ber in Parliament of the Common­ Sovereign. that according to that great Dutch I presented to the distracted Cabi- Wito regard to E.L.A.S. bands flict. At least two more brigades wealth Party, supported try Mr. marriage, namely:— humanist, Erasmus, who visited :net. like regular Greek Mountain approaching from toe outside, should hurry to the scene. Shinwell and Mr. Aneurin Bevan. The Chairman of the Decorating Committee (Mrs. England in 1500, the English dis­ Brigade and the Sacred Squadron you should surely be able wito In addition to toe above, why There was a strong current of Halsall) will gratefully receive Chrysanthemums or were to remain. E.L.A.S. were to your armour to give some of does not the Navy help all the vague opinion, and even passion, of play their affection and feelings JACK ALBERT RIDER of Paget other yellow flowers on 23rd November for use on the on every occasion possible. I keep a brigade of their own, and these a lesson which will make time instead of only landing a which these and other similar fig­ Parish (Bachelor) and "If you knew the wealth of E.D.E.S. (the Nationalist guerril­ others unlikely to try. You may small number te a crisis? Yon ures felt themselves the exponents. floral arch at Paget East. Britain, you would put wings on las) were to be given a small count upon my support in all guaranteed most strongly that CABINlSr STOOD FIRM HELEN MATER of Paget Parish yoa had already sent enough Paget Parish Vestry, your feet and fry h-toer; or, if I force. reasonable and sensible action Here again any Government (Divorced). your gout prevented you, you But at the last moment the taken on this basis. soldiers. which had rested on a less solid KATHARINE RICHARDSON E.A.M. Ministers went back on We have to hold an dominate Prime Minister to Gen. Scobie foundation than the National Coali­ would certainly wish to be a Parish Vestry Clerk. Daedalus. For, to mention but their own proposals, on which they Athens. It would be a great thing 8 Dec. 44 tion might well have been shaken one thing, there are here ladies | had wasted a precious week, and fo* you to succeed in this without There is much talk te the to pieces. But the War Cabinet RUSSELL MANSFIELD SIMONS 9786tfJ_l__f._» bloodshed if possible, but also with stood like a rock against which all divinely beautiful, the kindest and demanded that the Mountain Bri- Press to-night of a peace offer by of Sandys Parish (Divorced) bloodshed if necessary. E.L.A.S. Naturally we should be the waves and winds might beat te most fascinating creatures ia toe | gade should be disbanded. The a a * glad to have tins matter settled, vate. When we recall what has hap­ and world, far before the Muses whom I Communist tactic was now in full I swing. On Dee. 1 tite six Ministers but you should make quite sure, pened to Poland, to Hungary, and SYLVIA GRACE ANDERSON of you worship. There is, besides, a NO ROOM FOR HEDGING I associated wito E.A.M. resigned, so far as your influence goes, Czechoslovakia in these later years Sandys Parish (Spinster). THE SALVATION ARMY custom which it would be impos­ This telegram was dispatched at that we do not give away for the we may be grateful to Fortune for sible to praise too much. and a general strike in Athens was proclaimed for the following day. *-50 ajn- on 1>ec- 5- * must admlt sake of kindness what has been giving us at this critical moment "Wherever you go, everyone ma w The rest of the Cabinet passed a t * «s somewhat strident in won or can still be won by em j tte calm, united strength at deter­ welcomes you wito a kiss, and £he decree dissolving the guerrillas. ***• l felt i4 *> necessary to give a troops. MICHAEL ANGELO MO J ER .of same on bidding you farewell. mined leaders of all parties. Annual Bermuda ! and the Communist party moved strong lead to the military corn- It would seem te me thai any­ Only 30 members faced us in the Kindley Field (Bachelor) ana You wiH call again, when there its headquarters from the capital, mander that I intentionally worded thing less satisfactory than the Is more kissing. division lobby. Nearly 300 voted Gen. Scobie issued a message to I it m tbe sharpest ternts. The fact terms agreed upon before the re­ confidence. Here agate was a mo­ VIOLET ETHEL CROMBIE ef St. 3 sacA Congress Meetings If your friends call on you, toey i the people of Greece stating that M* * &* ***& *"* order in his volt took place should not be ment te which the House of Com­ George's Parish (Spinster). kiss you, and when they take he stood firm behind the present possession would not only encour- accepted. Also it is diffi­ mons showed its.enduring strength a conducted in Hamilton by their leave kisses again go round i constitutional Government "uata 8e hrm to decisive action, but cult to see how E.A.M. leaders, and authority. Arid if you were once to taste the Greek State can be established S^™ Jnm the certain assurance wito their hands wet with Greek them, and find how delicate and mat : DONALD MORRIS BURTON of with a legally armed force and should be with him in aay and British blood, should resume * Author's subsequent italics COMMISSIONER Wm. R. DALZIEL fragant they are, you would cer­ free elections can be held " I well - conceived action he might their places* te tile Cabinet. This throughout. N.O.B. Southampton Parish (Territorial Commander for Canada and Bermuda) tainly desire, not for ten years I issued a similar personal statement *•**£_. whatever the consequences might, however, be got over. Ihe (Bachelor) and only, like Solon, but till death to from London. might be. great thing is to proceed wito Copyright te tee British Com­ be a sojourner ia England." • * • I felt grave concern about the caution and to consult us upon monwealth by The Daily Tele­ CORRINNE RUTH MOULTON of SAT., NOV. 14th WELCOME MEETING So when I read this I wonder r-rtrrr sm.-o CEVTKK! whole business, but I Was sure that the terms when they are made. graph, te the U.S.A. by The New City of Hamilton (Spinster). how it came about toat whilst in CLEAR OBJECTIVE at 8 p.m. te The Salvation Army Citadel, Court St CIVIL WAR BEGINS thefe sftould ^ ^ ^^ for doubts Tori Times, and in an other coun­ England, at the instance ©1 Sir The clear objective is the de­ On Sunday, Dec. 3, Communist 0r hedging. I had In my mind tries by Cooperation Press Ser- Thomas More, Erasmus wrote supporters, engaging in a banned Arthur Balfour's celebrated tele- feat of E.A.M. The ending of the ] vice. some of his most serious works, demonstratioB, collided with the gram in toe 'eighties to the British fighting is subsidiary to this. I GLEN CHARLES GORDON of SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15th— mid it was at Oxford he was in­ am ordering large reinforce­ World Copyright reserved. Re­ Paget Parish (Divorced) and police and civil war began. The authorises te Ireland: "Don't hesi- li a.m. Holiness Meeting fluenced to study theology. next day Gen. Scobie ordered tate to shoot." This was sent ments to come to Athens, and production, even partially, in any BARBARA TILGHMAN JONES in The Salvation Army Citadel -__.I_.A_S. to evacuate Athens and through tbe open telegraph offices, Field-Marshal Alexander will language, strictly prohibited. Reading in an English paper the the Piraeus forthwith. Instead their There was a furious storm about it probably be with you te a few Exclusive rights to Bermuda of Paget Parish (Widow). announcement of the forthcoming troops and armed civilians tried to in the House of Commons of those days. Firmness and sobriety are I held by The Royal Gazette. 3 pjn. Congress Rally what are needed now, and not te The Wesley Methodist Church publication ot some of the works seize toe capital by force. days, tekt it certainly prevented Any person knowing any just of "unhung artists," referring to At this moment I took a more any loss at life. eager embraces, while the real quarrel is unsettled. Keep us in­ cause or impediment why these 8 p.m. Evangelical Service pictures not accepted at the Royal direct control of the affair. On Later toat day I telegraphed to HAMBURG, November 12 marriage should not be allowed Academy. But toe reviewer does learning that the Communists had our Ambassador. formed before any compromise at The Colonial Opera House already captured all the police This is no time to dabble in is settled te which you or Leeper (Reuter).—An eight-man team of should enter caveat forthwith in I not help matters when he goes stations in Athens, murdering the American industrial specialists the office of the Registrar General. | on to say "when this work is Greek politics or to imagine that are concerned. Accompanying Commissioner Dalziel are Captains bulk»of their occupants not already Greek politicians of varying has arrived in Germany to begin published, the reader will agree pledged to their attack, and were Rumours Were spread by Com­ a survey of toe explosive in­ Ernest Parr and Kenneth Rawlins, outstanding shades can affect the situation. Dated 10th day of November, 1953. ' with us that many of them ought within half a mile of the Govern­ munists and their like te London dustries in 14 European countries, musicians wbo will bring special music to to be hung." Now I do wonder You should not worry about ment offices, I ordered Gen. Scobie Greek Government compositions. that British troops were te sym­ United States Army headquarters whether he refers to the pictures all these Services. and his 5,000 British, troops, who The matter is one of life and pathy with E.A.M. There was no announced here. or to the artists. 10 days before had been received death. truth in them. Findings of the group, which is M C. BELL, with rapture as deliverers by toe You must urge Papandreou to On the peace offer the answer headed by Mr. J. P. Harris, Acting Registrar General. All are Welcome population, to intervene and -fire stand to his duty and assure him was: * former commanding officer of toe 10376+f. upon the treacherous aggressors. he will be supported by all our Gen. Scobie to Prime Minister Picatinney Arsenal in New 10_-3>6+f,m THEY SAY It is no use doing things like this forces if he does so. The day has 10 Dec 44 Jersey, will be used ta evaluating by halves. The mob violence by long gone past when any testicu­ We would at once inform you progress of the North Atlantic which the Communists sought to should aay peace offer be made Treaty defence programme. By A. M. PURCELL lar group of Greek politicians can influence this mob rising. His by E.L.A.S., but neither the Am­ That bulk buying by toe Govern­ bassador nor I know of any such CLACTON, England, November ment is coming to an end. only chance is to come through with us. approach. 12 (Reuter). — A small fishing * * # That others think and then decide FURNESS BERMUDA LINE not to talk. f have clearly before me the boat, Restless Wave, sank 12 miles That the experts are now trying to Df BRITISH HANDS main objective you mention. offshore today after her crew had figure out whether prices will While any one party is able to been rescued by a passing collier. Schedule go up or down. That the foreign news is still I have put the whole question of * * # vague and uncertain. tiie defence of Athens and the IMPORTERS kindly instruct Shippers to reserve cargo space That one thing is certain. * * * maintenance of law and order in Tbat unification hi Europe doesn't * * * the hands of Gen. Scobie, and on specific sailings appeal to Russia. That the consumer will pay. have assured Mm that he will be * # * supported in tee use of whatever * * * NOTICE Embarkation Time 1.30 p.m. Sailing Hour 3 p.m. That judging from appearances force is necessary. Henceforward That control of profits is a subject unification doesn't. seem lil-ely you and Papandreou will con­ On the occasion of *hm visit of Her Majesty, that musn't be considered. anywhere. form to his directions in an mat- Queen Elizabeth II, and His Royal Highness, Leave New York Arrive Bermuda SHIP Leave Bermuda Arr. New York * * * the Duke of Edinburgh, on TUESDAY, That it is interfering wito the Nov. 14 Nov. 16 QUEEN OF BERMUDA Nov. 16 Nov. 21 lalmaly of the subject — espec­ NOVEMBER 24, 1953, there will be a reserved (via Nassau) ially one class. enclosure on the south side of Front Street, Nov. 23 OCEAN MONARCH Nov. 25 Nov. 27 aaa admission to which will be by TICKET ONLY. Nov. 21 (Hamilton) That plans for the big parley are SOUVENIR ISSUES FOR Hotel Managers, Guest House and Boarding OCEAN MONARCH under way. House Proprietors, and resident visitors, are Nov. 28 Nov. 36 Dec. 2 Dee. 4 * * * BERMUDA ROYAL TOUR asked to complete the attached form and send That with the preliminary prac­ Dee. S Dec. 7 OCEAN MONARCH Dec. 9 Dee. 11 tice no great difficulties are ex­ it to The Bermuda Chamber of Commerce on or . A special souvenir section with cover in colour on (Hamilton) pected. before Saturday, November 21st on which date OCEAN MONARCH aaa glossy book paper will be included in the regular the available tickets will be allocated by lot. Dee. 12 Dee. 14 Dec. 16 Dec. 18 That the man-in-the-street never issue of The Royal Gazette on November 23 to (Hamilton) could understand why so much commemorate the visit to Bermuda of H.M. Queen NO REQUESTS WILL BE CONSIDERED Dee. 19 Dec. M OCEAN MONARCH Dec. 24 Dee. 26 military protection was needed. Elizabeth II and H.R.H. The Duke of Edinburgh. AFTER THAT DATE. (Hamilton) aaa Dec. 26 Dec. 28 OCEAN MONARCH Dec. 29 Jan. 3 That there certainly was no local On November 26 ^ttm regular issue of The (St. George's) (via Nassau) danger. Royal Gazette will contain pictures and stories oi FORM OF REQUEST FOR TICKETS * * * the Royal tone Jan. 4 Jan. 6 OCEAN MONARCH Jan. 7 Jan. 9 That dollar investments are now Name at establishment (Hamilton) possible. Fer a limited period, advance orders will be Jan. 4 Jan. 6 QUEEN OF BERMUDA Jan. 6 Jan. 11 * * * accepted by the Circulation Department of The Royal (via Nassau) That only the financier can un­ Address Jan. II Jan. 13 QUEEN OF BERMUDA Jan. 13 Jan. 15 derstand on what conditions. Gazette to mail at a cost of 2/0d. to any address in a a a tile world (using the new "Longtail" postage stamp TOTAL accommodation (Hotels etc.) That for a change some nice as a first-day cover) a package containing the Jan. 16 Jan. 18 QUEEN OF BERMUDA Jan. 18 Jan. 23 things have been said about the souvenir section and the November 26 edition. It (via Nassau) 1 Colonial Office. will shortly be necessary to close this mailing list Number te family (resident visitors) Jan. 23 Jan. 25 QUEEN OF BERMUDA Jan. 27 Jan. 29 I * # * That the tributes came from the in order to proceed with printing arrangements. Jan. 25 upper House. Number of Tickets requested Jan. tS OCEAN MONARCH Jan. 25 Jan. 36 / * • * 5tye iRmjai (Bazrtt? (St. George's) (via Nassau — St. George's) That in another place it was sug­ Signature of applicant gested that toe CO. didn't know . Reid Street Hamilton Subject to change without notice where Bermuda was. »359tt__Hp I03_-tt-f.*-i. aaa WATL the —The French Premier, M. Joseph GEORGETOWN, British Guiana, November 12 (Reuter). Laniel, tonight declared that if Board' of Trade said, was the Viet Nam, Cambodia < and Laos —Six months rule by the People's Progressive Party and highest of any month this year did not assist France in fighting strikes since it was ousted have cost this colony's already except July. They'll ask for seconds if it's JELL-O salad I the Indo China war, "France will hard-pressed sugar industry about £1,200,000 so far this year. The provisional figure for im­ consider herself free of ber obli­ Sugar is the lifeblood of British gations and will be forced to was a main blot on the colony's ports last month was £ 279,900,000, Try serving fresh fruits and veg­ adds zest to meals like Jell-0— Guiana, .and has been since the life and "must be corrected." which was slightly above the change her policy." first shipment went to Amsterdam etables in a colorful Jell-O salad, the pure gelatin with "locked-in" Some new housing estates are monthly ayerage for the third He told the Council of the in 1661 when Holland owned the being built with financial help and watch even fussy eaters en­ fruit flavour. Get some today. Republic (upper House) that the territory. from the managements of the quarter. joy their daily quota. Nothing Delicious recipes on every box. war was more the concern of the The sugar workers were the sugar planting firms, but often it The excess of imports over im­ three Indo Chinese states than of first point of attack when the is found that workers are reluc­ ports and re-exports last month Strawberry Raspberry Cherry Orange Lemon Lima France. People's Progressive Partv began tant to move into them. was £42,900,000, compared with He expressed disappointment to seek power, and the estimated ' The Governor, Sir Alfred a monthly average of £54,800,000 Only JELL-O has "locked-in" flavour! in the third quarter. tbat neither the Viet Minh Com­ 35,000 men and women on the Savage, an economist most of his JELL-0 is a registered trade-mark of General Foods Corporation munist leader, Ho Chi Minh, nor sugar plantations are still the life, is deeply conscious of the the Communist Chinese Govern­ backbone of the personal power of damage wreaked in the vital sugar ment had answered his peace Dr. Cheddi Jagan, the ousted industry by the People's Progres­ appeal made in the French Premier. sive Party and is working with his National Assembly on October 27. Sugar plantation shareholders, advisers to repair the harm. 'F. M. Laniel stressed that France who have taken' little or no profit The sugar producers are work­ would not abandon Indo China, for many years,- began to see a ing with the Governor on plans co "the pride of our colonial empire return last year when British improve conditions for the and of three generations of Guiana's production reached the labourer and win him away from Frenchmen who have left of their all-time record of 242,692 tons. the People's Progressive Party and best there. Indo China is the In the early months of this year what are called the "People's Pro­ Jr**"m*a* S^f^i outpost of French humanism in the graphs were rising even more gressive Party's easy unfulfillable Asia. We have been accused of quickly — until two strikes cut promises." • colonisation there. We have no production sharply in September apologies to make," he said. and October. the 1954 France has recently pledged to Production, under partial strike, give the three states complete is now running at about 2,000 tons FIVE DIE AS UAH. Bermuda Scenic Calendar independence within the French a week below the 1952 average of Union. The Viet Namese National over 7,000 tons a week. MAIL PLANE CRASHES Congress last month passed a There are 14 major estates, each resolution that an independent with its own factory. They are NAPLES, Italy, November 12 i - \ \ * The 1954 edition of our popular Viet Nam would not stay in ihe divided between the Georgetown (Reuter). — Two young Italian French Union "in its present area, especially on the east bank children died in hospitals here Bermuda Scenic Calendar is now but. form." of the Demerara River, and tbe tonight, raising to- five the num­ M. Laniel said France would New Amsterdam, or Berbice River ber of deaths caused by the crash It provides a practical and useful gift spend less money on the Indo district. of an American naval plane this China war next year because Viet morning. to mail to your Bermuda-minded friends Nam would increase her con­ LONG-TERM DAMAGE Three American servicemen 'Roane' seamless tribution. were killed and two others everywhere. iThe cover is in full colour The People's Progressive Party's seriously injured when their He was speaking in a debate cm retaliationary strike which fol­ Grumman Avenger torpedo and each month has its own black and Indo China in which the first lowed their Government's dis­ bomber, flying the morning mail speaker was a Gaullist Senator, missal was unsuccessful in the run from Rome to Naples, crashed white scene. Each scene has an M. Michel Debre, who suggested sense that it won support from into a house a few hundred yards that France had made a political only about one-fifth of the sugar from the airport outside Naples. NYLON MESH - mistake in granting independence | labour force, but it may have interesting story caption. to states "incapable of receiving ISight other Italians were injured, it" I caused serious long-term damage. none of them seriously. British Guiana's guaranteed The plane was carrying three sugar quota under the Common­ U.S. Army passengers in addition In new colours just out of the 3/6 (50c) complete with envelope wealth sugar agreement — at a to the naval pilot and observer. price higher than that of the free It stalled on the way into the 38/6 per dozen REDS CONVINCED WEST market—is now 160,000 tons. But runway, hit a tree and swerved | producers here fear that in future into the house. fashion magazines WANTS TO STAY ARMED allocation negotiations the colony's The dead children were sisters, claims will be weakened because aged five and three. The elder I average production has been low- one was rushed to an American LONDON, November 12 (Reu­ military hospital, where she died ter). — Moscow Radio declared | ered by this bad year. Other long term effects may in­ tonight. The other died earlier in today that recent statements by a civil hospital. President Eisenhower and his clude deterioration of the land and | the future quality of the cane it­ Ambulances and rescue crews SUNBREEZE, SUNBLOOM, MOKATONE, ROSE- Cabinet "confirm that the Western from the airfield reached the powers have no intention of cut­ self if it goes uncut and rots in the fields. crash scene in four minutes. The LUSTRE, ULTRABEIGE — these are the new, ting down their armaments or of wreckage, piled against the house, banning the atomic weapon." LOW WAGES did not catch fire. The broadcast, in English, said lighter fashionable colours — the nylons the United Nations had failed to Guianese cane cutters still work, make any progress to speak of as they have for centuries, with to complement your fall costume colours ST. GEORGI • CASTLE HARBOUR discussing disarmament or a ban long, razor sharp "cutlasses." A on atomic weapons because arms I good man can cot four tons of SIX MARINES MISSING cane a day and works 30 to 35 • 51 gauge * seam free * invisible mesh M327tf. reduction, was "not in line with the plans of the Western powers." weeks in the year. mm CRAFT SINKS He spends the rest of his time Sizes 8i to 11 pair, 8/6 probably on his own rice paddy PLYMOUTH, November 12 of. about half an acre. (Reuter). — 'Six Royal Marines The highest recorded wage for were reported missing here to­ a cutter, including all bonuses for night when a tank landing craft Main Floor regular attendance and overtime on night raiding exercises sank in for working seven days a week, Plymouth Sound. i is about £ 8.10s. The average for Some of the men aboard a six-day week, depending on the scrambled on to the rocky shore amount cut, is £5 to £7. and were said to be stranded Workers in the sugar factories, there. Two others were picked where cane is crushed and sugar up by another Commando craft. produced earn still less. Others were thought to be cling­ Living conditions on the estatss ing to rocks. are very poor. The searchlights of an aircraft Mr. Henry Hopkinson, Minister carrier, a Plymouth lifeboat and j of State for the Colonies who several small vessels stabbed VOGUE PATTERNS in recently visited British Guiana, through the darkness in search of Regular and Junior Sizes are said that the housing situation survivors. exclusive with us.

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THE BERMUDIANA THEATRE Former Gunners Hold Armistice Personal And &*/SSSfSf News has been received here of honoured Mr. Parker with a LONDON, November 12 "GIGI" tte birth of a daughter to Mr. and birthday dinner. (Reuter). — Jersey City-born jy. Day Luncheon Mrs. Donald L. Spurling, of aaa actress Yolande Donlan, who has j Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kaiser, of A Comedy Romance Cleveland, Ohio. The baby, who- been making a handsome living Approximately 250 persons, in­ Pennsylvania,' who visit Bermuda weighed nine pounds, 10 ounces, on the British stage and screen Suitable For Adults Only cluding tke Governor (Lieut.- is the second daughter and was and the' Belmont Manor several times each year, entertained Mr. since 1947, blew up at actors' General Sir Alexander Hood) sat born on Tuesday. Mrs. Spurling down to an Armistice Day and Mrs. Walter Weaver at Equity today and threatened to ia tte eldest daughter of Mr. and dinner and dancing on Wednes­ luncheon given on Wednesday by go home for good. Tonight Thru Saturday: the ex-Artillerymen's Association Mrs. Thomas W. P. Vesey, oi day night at tiie Belmont. In For the Biggest at 8.45 p.m. at the Alexandrina Hall. "Southsea," Paget East, and Mr. the party was tte Kaiser's son, The 33-year-old blonde flew Spurling is tbe second son of Mr. Jeff, who is holidaying here with into a rage because Equity, trade MATINEE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14th Given in honour of veterans of them. World Wars I and H„ tike and Mrs. Philip Spurling, of union of British actors and Social Season * * * actresses, barred ter from at 2.30 p.m. luncheon was attended by former Warwick. in members of the Bermuda Militia Mr. James Williams returned to playing the coveted name part in Box Office 1-6 p.m. • - Tel. 4128 _ the annual Christmas production Artillery, the Bermuda Con­ Three weeks spent in Britain tbe Colony on Wednesday by tingent, Royal Garrison Artillery aft - Coronation time were de­ Colonial Airlines. of "Beter Pan." Bermuda History and invited guests. scribed by Mr. F. C. Misick on * * * Equity ruled that the plum The Governor, replying to a Tuesday when te was the guest Returning on Tuesday by assignment, in. which the star Be sure your dancing is toast to him made by Gunner speaker at a meeting of ' the Colonial was Mr. S. Seward Tod­ reveals her legs in tights, should Next Week Ormond Darrell, congratulated Officers' Wives Club of tte United dings, M.CJ*., who had been to go to a British actress. Among Top for the Gala events the \ association in arranging its States Naval Station. Meeting in Nassau and New York on busi­ British stars who- have helped of the Royal Visit and the first luncheon. file Officers' Club, tte group had ness for the Trade Development their prestige through playing After speaking of the impor­ luncheon and a short business Board. Peter Pan are Glynis Johns, numerous dances slated COUNTRY GIRL tance of veterans' work, His session before* Mr. Misick's talk. * * * Phyllis Calvert and Joan Green­ for Bermuda this FalL Excellency said they could all During tte meeting Mrs. Phil The Hem. H. D. Butterfield, wood. A DRAMA play a prominent part in tte Cornish, who retired as president M.C.P., who had been away for "They won't let me work, so it £8. 15. 0 S999+th. forthcoming visit of the Queen of the group in May, was pre­ about a week, returned on Tues­ looks as though I've had it," Miss and the Duke of Edinburgh. sented with an engraved silver day by Colonial Airlines. Donlan told a reporter. "I might A toast to Her Majesty was bowl in appreciation for her * * * as well pack up and go back to is all it costs You'll look like a millioq proposed by the president, Gun­ service with the group. She was Mr. John A. Papps, manager the United States." fabulous Chansonette*! ner Erskine Adams, while a toast the first president of the newly- I of tte Mid-Ocean Club, returned Circular stitching rouno to H.M. Forces was proposecP-tay formed club. Mrs. Madge Row- She added with a vicious For a Complete Introductory Course. Lieut. Francis Pereira. The ; on Tuesday by Colonial Airlines. gleam: "If J have the good for­ precious curves of your: lett, who succeeded her in office, * * # Learn the Secret to All (6) of the Popular Dances. The Elizabeth's Hideaway response was made by Major made the presentation. Hostesses tune to get into a success over spoked center cup desij H. B. V. Mawer, BJV. Mr. and Mrs. E. Morton there and a London management Enrolments are Limited—e installation of iron supports Professor Kjelman and his w ** Roman 'the leaning tower of Pia. and other props. The most drastic | sounding machine are the latest The Brigand ,t«-_t*«'*. Professor Kjelman will use a measure to date — pumping of 900 hope of stopping the tower's de­ Admission tons of cement into holes drilled cline. special sounding apparatus he in­ •M-cei tr FRED K0HLMAR. Mt-* » EDMUND G---.ll- into the soggy soil, was taken 20 Pisans, however, hope that the m. >,>, CLAUDE BINV0N. ALBERT UWIN..J BUM STYU Matinee — 3/6 — 4/- and 4/6 Totenberg vented which has been borrowed years ago. by Italian scientists to test the cure won't be too drastic. Ttey Evening — 4/ 4/6 and 5/- Violinist subsiding soil,, whiph has been the For tbe first time in its long can point out tbat the tower cause of the tower's chronic in­ history the leaning tower, after draws 60,000 tourists a year up its BAILEYS BAY THEATRE TOP HAT, Southampton cline. this treatment, suddenly showed winding steps — a healthy "Blue Canadian Rockies" signs of uprightness, and experts "Things To Come" All * treatments to the 780- achievement for an invalid. and and year-old tower have been un­ "Square Shooters" "MP* HARRY KONDAKS availing. The tower, is still loan­ Pianist ing on schedule — about a quarter SANDYS THEATRE SOMERS OPERA HOUSE of an inch more annually — but at that rate it won't collapse.for Tonight at 8.15 St. George's — 8.15 another 200 years. at Bermuda Nights — Tuesdays and Fridays "The Bad And HI From its very beginning in 1173 "Apache War Smoke" The Beautiful" bed the 180-foot-high tower began to BERMUDIANA lean >— even before it was com­ and and - 1 pleted. Tte first architect gave "Small Back Room" "Silver Whip" THEATRE up in despair after his brainchild The AngeFs Grotto Sprint careened erratically sideways MOUNT AREA, St David's — Tonight at 8.15 during construction. Since then the tower has con­ Dancing Every Night Richard WIDMARK ... in Next Monday tinued its wayward ways until "PICKUP ON SOUTH STREET" offer now a plumb line dropped from 16th November its belfry top strikes tte ground Concert on Sundays Also — M-G-M's 3-D forCsl 17 feet from its foundations. "METROSCOttX" 8.40 P.M. 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by _____ widow, the former Helen There was no word from the I dreamed FUNERM. TUESDAY OF Jones,' and a daughter, Carol. Communists. I broke the bank Employed by Masters Ltd. for Plans Prepared If Reds General Thimayya has told the Mft ERNEST OATWAY the past 18 years, be was recently Reds to interview entire com­ appointed assistant manager of pounds of 500 men each in a day 6 Weeks to at Monte Carlo Funeral services for the late tile first floor of the Front Street or skip those who are not inter­ in my Mr. George Ernest Oatway, of store. A large number of his Abandon PoW Explanations viewed. Happy Valley Road, mete held on former colleagues attended the Chinese ia Compound C22, i; Tuesday afternoon at St. John's funeral. called out last Thursday to wait CHRISTMAS Church, Pembroke, by the Rev. In addition to his widow and PAN MUN JOM, November 12 (JP). -r- The Indian while Communist explainers in­ Nowel Chapman. Interment took daughter, Mr. Oatway is survived terviewed only 136, have refused place in St. John's cemetery. by his mother, Mrs Giace Oat- Command today worked on detailed plans for screening to come out agate. Believe it or not it is not too soon to plan Mr. Oatway died suddenly early Way; a sister, Miss Grace Oatway; Chinese and Korean war prisoners if the Communists The Swiss member of the Re­ Tuesday morning at the King Ed­ ant five brothers: Bobbie, at New abandon efforts to woo them home. patriation Commission has XMAS SHOPPING ward Hospital after a heart at­ York, and James, Charles, Derek . Red interviews witb the, Kaesong whenever the Reds' threatened to walk out if farce tack. He was 42. He is survived and Michael, all of Bermuda. prisoners who have refused re­ is ready. is used on the prisoners. patriation were cancelled for the {eighth successive day when the Communists repeated their de­ See the selection of Tricycles mand to see 356 prisoners of war who were missed when the persuaders refused to carry on REDUCED PRICES * and Children's Bicycles the schedule last Thursday. Official quarters said the Red move appeared to be merely a for Saturday and Monday and manoeuvre while the Communist high command decides whether to go along with new Indian rules Flowered Cretonne 46" Reg. 10/6, Reduced to for running the interviews or torpedo the explanation pro­ 8/6 yd.; Fancy Rayon Cretonne W Reg. 15/6, RESERVE gramme. Reduced to 13/6; Lace Curtain Net Reg. 5/6 and Lieutenant General K. 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(Special to Tbe New York Times and The Royal Gazette) LONDON, November 12 — Britons can buy all the timber tbey want for the first time since You'll look like a million in the outbreak of war in 1939. fabulous Chansonette* Controls on the import and use Circular stitching rounds those of softwood and hardwood were ty Course. Coming precious curves of yours... removed today after 14 years of | Popular Dances. spoked center cup design gives strict rationing. lo Hurry priceless accentuation. Import restrictions will stay on In your favorite fabrics. a few types of U.S. hardwood used by specialists, because of the Your IRAY Phone 4 Genuine Maidenform Brassieres dollar shortage. are made only TOTO the making of Campbell's Vegetable Soup goes a wide The removal of timber controls 3828 in the United States of America. was part of a general move variety of tempting, garden-fresh vegetables and just the toward freer European trade. S. CASE. Direct right ai»ount of each. Red-ripe tomatoes, sweet golden corn, Mr. Peter Thorneycroft, President There is a maiaenform tender peas, white and sweet potatoes, and many others— of the Board of Trade, stated in a written reply in Parliament for every type of figure. 14 in all. Each contributes its own special goodness, blends tbat Western European countries in its own delicate flavour. All are mingled in rich, invigor­ whose exports to Britain at ating meat stock, to make Campbell's Vegetable present are limited to 58 per cent For Only •Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. of the 1948 level would be per­ Soup "almost a meal in itself" i Serve this family mitted to send 75 per cent by the favourite often! end of this year. This trade- freeing affects countries in the. Organisation for European £434 Economic Cooperation. Apart from the pleasure that ERAL It Pays To freedom to buy timber will give I handymen, the change is import­ s m VI G ET A BLE SOUP ant economically. Timber enters into almost every industry and Advertise __:•__••_ __**!. *7**?*°..,E$fh**_L*Tt * ?*jjj» .;'>QQ* wait *** atr-AfrcgjW'W t*»n. {construction process. Particularly I in house building* the use of .E THEATRE timber was statutorily limited and expensive substitutes had to SIGHT at 8.30 be employed in houses and other leir-Raising Riot buildings. lowls and Howls Furthermore, the manufac­ turers will be able to package fresh and exhilarating page in the COLUMBIA PICTURES presort- * goods in wooden cases for the drive will be arranged at your dome market, which has not been 9 permitted since 1939, and so cut history of Bermuda motoring turns with welcome convenience. After you have seen the "Seven" SPECIAL OFFER. down breakages. Toirst to the Austin "Seven." 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Thomas E. Murray last night, equally quick passage by the THE MOST RUSSIANS SHOULD SEE came as America was readying "SMG€ ALERTS" MAY BE Regency Act Has Final House of Lords. CONVENIENT another and probably more fierce U. H-BOMB EXPLODE hydrogen test blast and as the SOUNDED IN LONDON Leopards Hear Two Pleas Approval Ii Commons WINDOW OF ALL! Secretary of Defence, Mr. Charles Now you can enjoy E. Wilson, talked of "many more (Special to The New York Times WASHINGTON, November 12 discoveries in the atomic ace." LONDON, November 12 and The Royal Gazette) (AP).—An Atomic Energy com­ (Reuter).—A svstem of alerts LOhuUx"., November 12 — The Mr. Murray, the Atomic Energy recalling the grim days of the missioner suggests that foreigners, Commission member who re­ For Social Welfare bill naming the Duke of TENDER presumably including Russians, German blitz may be set up here Edinburgh Regent and guardian cently announced the launching this winter to warn people that should see a U.S. hydrogen bomb of the first programme for of tne heir to the throne in event exploded as a Sample of tiie deadly "smog" is in the air. The Rev. Arthur J. Adams, pastor of Hamilton's of the Queen's death or incapacity harnessing nuclear power as in­ The war-time network of air MEAT destructive alternate to world dustrial power, made bis H-bomb Emmanuel Baptist Church, told members of the Leopard completed its passage through the raid sirens will probably not be House of Commons tonight. peace. suggestion ln a speech at Pitts­ revived. But radio and news­ Club yesterday at their weekly luncheon that unless The Idea, expressed by Mr. burgh. somettung was done to stop the "wave of crime and lawless­ The. only debate was on a paper warnings were recom­ clause" proposed by Mr. Patrick EVERY mended to London's county ness" in the Colony nothing would be safe — not even, Gordon - Walker, Labour, who council today as one way of the church. wanted a Governor General to preventing a recurrence of last The pastor was appealing for funds to complete the represent the Crown in Britain TIME year's smog blitz which killed in the Monarch's absence instead 12,000 persons in London. building of a basement te the church in which he proposes of counsellors of state. He with­ The deaths were brought on by to establish a youth centre, drew the clause on a promise by noxious mixtures of smoke and He said it was the responsi­ had looked after under-privileged the Home Secretary, Sir David fog which shrouded the city bility of "every red-blooded Ber­ children for 32 years. Maxwell Fyfe, to consider such last December. mudian, regardless of social December 6 was the annual an alternative. The council committee pro­ standing or racial origin." The bill received an unopposed posed the system of warnings, Mr. Adams, going into the rea­ tag-day and she asked people to third reading and is assured of coupled with a call for immedi­ sons for the necessity of a youth give "until it hurt." ate smoke prevention measures JALOUSIES centre, maintained that the At the moment, she continued, whenever heavy fog is forecast. church was playing "second No more lifting, tugging In addition it urged that. large the home was taxed to capacity quantities of smokeless fuel be fiddle" to the rest of the world. and there was a waiting list for and stretching to open kept on hand at reasonable prices, "The church has failed miser- admissions. The League was also windows. Just turn a more thorough cleaning of coal baly when it comes to keeping up faced • with the problem of the mufffui wAtcs) before its sale, and steps to with the world," he continued. children who had outgrown the handle. Jalousies are reduce the dirt content of factory "The church is still in the 19th home. Three weeks ago six boys weathertight and com­ smoke. Century while the' world is in the were enrolled in the Sea Scouts pletely automatic — includ­ 20th; the world is dynamic where and some of the girls were shortly tiie church is lackadaisical. to join the Guides. Their uni­ ing locking in any position. At one time Bermuda's nar forms had to be provided and Screens interchangable. raw roads bad only bicycles; the maintained, church is still plodding along on Increased admissions, she went \.****» Here are the distinctive its bicycle while the outside on, would mean increased public features of Jalousies: world races along in cars." support. A 30,000-gallon water- The church, Mr. Adams con- tank was to be installed to give a *,'• £<-& 1. Patented hardware and tinued, must strengthen itself and much-needed water, supply. It stainless steel weather- make larger its places of habita- would cost £600. The grounds stripping. tion. Ard the Emmanuel Church had to be landscaped, proposed to do this by making a «We feel that in having this 2. Famous WIN-DOR special effort for the welfare of | place in our care we have been operators. the children of Bermuda. given a wonderful opportunity to flAT WALl W The basement would cost serve the community. The chil- _•_— " \ I 3. Glass louvers. £4,000, and to get the money the dren in it are hot only the res- 4. Automatic locking im church had inaugurated an "in- ponsibility of the League, but of '/ Even Inexpensive Cuts any position. vasion of Bermuda" by "ships, the entire Colony," Mrs. Stowe 'm\\\^ The "ships" included comrade- declared. Bar-B-Q Tender as Fillet Find out today how you can ship, worship, sportsmanship and . * have these very convenient, others, all with their "captains." | —o— IT'S TRUE! Adolph's makes All the "captains" and their all meat more tender. Lets practical, and beautiful new —thats why Dull, dingy walls turn bright' windjws at surprisingly low I "mates" were authorised to col­ French To Erect Statue ypu cook less expensive cuts lect funds, and he hoped the and cheerful with Du Pont differently than before. Allows cost. Free estimates with­ response would be commensurate out obligation. you can taste the cream with the object of the "invasion." Of Genera] Pershing Speed-Easy. This remarkable your family to eat more meat oil-type paint thins with without increasing your meat SUNSHINE LEAGUE budget. Another appeal was made to the (Special through Reuter) water . . . It's popular with, Ambard & Company, Ltd. PARIS. — The French Premier, PURVIS LIMITED Leopards by Mrs. Arnold Stowe, busy home owners because: SPRINKLE Adolph's evenly on M. Joseph Laniel, has signed a Phone 1023 Agents 1 matron of the Sunshine League's all sides of meat. Then allow decree that a bronze statue of *ir Ont coal covert mott surfaces 102851* l«3.'5tf. home for children in Hamilton. General John Pershing, com- to penetrate at room tempera­ Claiming it was the oldest I mander of American troops in *k <•-•« on easy—dries In an hour . ture 30 minutes for each Vi I social service organisation in Ber- 1 I World War I, be set up on an •ft One gal. mokes up lo I'/j gals, of inch thickness of meat before muda, Mrs. Stowe said the League Mill emplacement near Versailles. A paint—enough for cooking. That's all! Get statue. of Lafayette, the French an average room Adolph's, non - seasoned or nobleman who fought in the J American War of Independence, ^Ar Made in 11 beauti­ seasoned, today. will be erected opposite ful colors and white eventually. 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OPEN DURING THE LUNCH HOUR 10931'tf. TH$ ROYAf- Q&fffiKB, FRIDAY, N6¥EMBEB£_$f 1953 Sentences Qn 100 Jap War Reds Attack COWS IN TOWN Evening Gowns, Always Good Quality At Need For Foreign Cash Criminals To Be Reyiewed OKLAHOMA CITY, (AP). — Dangerous Enemy Ibree cows came to tiie ciijr to_ LOlfDON, November 12 graze the other day but failed to Styled to suit you MONIZ & REGO (h.ui<_r>.-^-Britain has promised BERLIN, November 12 (Reu- find any grass in the asphalt jungle Iout to?'-wiew her sentences on 100 _ -MM .. K Street Changed Peron's*! Tone 1 ter). — East German Communists where they were rounded up before in sizes 9 -14 Japanese war criminals, Yutaka fighting a -dangerous cultural a downtown crowd" on the way to Fruits and Vegetables in Season Suchida, special Japanese envoy trend in Thuringia have, publicly work. 7alf% " BUfeNOS AIRES" (Router). • — We ourselves have not sufficient 9m- war criminals told reporters !-• *36il. Fresh and Frozen . K. &i capital, and if foreign investors burned the latest offender — a The three fugitives were part of 1 Lack of capital to- carry out his here' today. \ yellow, Texas-style sports shirt. a herd of- 21- which escaped when -a On Sale This Weekend Meats, Pohltry and Sea Food seccSnd five-year pian; in par­ are prepared to collaborate with Suchida said tiie British authori­ us- we shall fie their friends and ifie Eg^/'Gerihan newspaper semi-trailer skidded into a ditch Red, Black and Pearl Caviar ticular his desire to make Argen­ ties are examining each case Jun««», W,elt said today that the and overturned near a packing tina self-sufficient in petroleum help them." Individually to see whether the for as little as Crackers, Biscuits president Peron said that burning demonstration was- in­ pbibt. by 1957, is behind President criminlcr eould either be released tended to turn the tide against a and home-baked English Muffins Peron's recent. changed outlook foreign Investments had pre­ or' have his' sentence reduced. viously ;Ied 'to the '"'decapitsBi- wave of American fashions being T HELENA, Mont., (AP). —An Dill Pickles on foreign >. investments and - on The United States Government adopted by Thuringian youths. relations with the United States. sation" of Argentina through has. agreed to do likewise for Anaconda great' grandmother has Tasty. New Zealand Cheeses He admitted as much when he exorbitant remittances abroad. sentences passed by American It said a procession before the won her college degree. She is at a Special Low Price said: "When we say we are going Aftfer referring to tte new law courts,- he added. He arrived burning in Erftjert was led toy Mrs. Marie A. McLean, former tb allow foreign capital back into governing ftftttre foreign invest­ here last" Friday after visiting youths carrying banners with the Deer Lodge County Cleric: Deliveries Phones this country, it is because we need ments, he said: "We hive now Washington. following, slogans :— "Texas shirts Western- Montana CoHege con­ so arranged matters that this can­ and samba dances will be chased ferred the degree. Looking on were Twice Daily 1121, 1122 capital; and this capital brings The' war criminals are "B" and Doris Pearman's benefits when it creates work and not happen again. There is now "CT" class prisoners, sentenced for over the border," and "Protect her 10 children, 32 grandchildren. respects the laws of the nation. no danger. Why then should we yourselves against the American and one great-grandchild. gg.. King Street r war criDaes and crimes' against not let these enterprises' In? humanity:" Some of them" are idea of culture." On the subject of petroleum Serving life imprisonment said A boy wearing the condemned itself, he went on: "We do not other sentences ranging up to 20 yellow shirt, which, was adorned produce more than 45 at 50 per years. by a pin-up girl- painting, headed cent oi the petroleum We con­ Japan is' also appealing to the march under a sign: "Occiden­ sume. Foreign oi} companies say: Australia, France, TBg Nether­ tal culture." *WeWiir come and work for the lands and the Philippines for the Later, a Communist youth state oil concern and we shall release of all the war criminals, Official told the demonstrators Its Hgre — I produce all the petroleum you numbering about 800. that such clothes were "unworthy (&T7 rfi&nZu&u C<4u6 07t^&t/' can *- need.' -yine". ~ tt they Will of a German." work for us we shall lose ab­ The Japanese peace treaty laid solutely nothing, because we shall down that these "B" and ^C" Biggest surprise of the whole pay them with the oil, which tbey class prisoners could only be affair, the newspaper said, was released _ before their sentences the origin of the shirt. Its exuber­ WELLWOOD Distilled in the Highlands of Scotland this 94 Prool produce. Lei them come, then, and give us all the oil we need. expired if permission was given ance seemed te label it a by the country whose courts thoroughly American, item, but brings you tbe. rich aroma and- the smoothness ol £ 120 MILLION A YEAR passed sentence. the boy who started the crisis a "We are spending abroad over month ago by wearing a "Texas" honest Scotch only long yean of mellowing can GLUE £120 million a year on buying shirt 'explained later that', he petroleum, which we have right bought it from a German cloth- give. ] The population of the United under our soil and can have States is increasing at the rate of printers shop. In i 1 and 5 lb. Tins without paying a centavo. British Government certificate guarantees Ita age. l.'T'per cent per year. "Our friends "(Free German * *i$ for their profits, naturally Youth members) 'were surprised Tke proof is in the bottle. they are not coining to work to hear that such shirts were being among us for the love of it. They investigate and punish United made in Erfurt;" Junge Welt said take their profit, and we take States news agencies operating in primly. Get Yours Today! ours. That is just. We do not Argentina. This resulted in the 0 want to exploit' anybody, any immediate disappearance of more than we want to be ex­ United Press, Associated Press EAST HARTFORD, Conn., (AP). Main ploited ourselves." and. International News Service —East Hartford had a "Pet Peeve despatches from the Argentine Week" to give its citizens a chance Although he did not mention press. Floor the. united States, witb whom to get tbeir gripes off their chests. until, the present about-face his . The about-face coincided with PubUc Works Director George J. Front St. relations were not good, he said tiie two-day visit to Buenos Aires Penney reports that chief com­ ia the same speech: "We have In July of Dr. Milton Eisenhower plaints were: Loose manhole cov­ no enemies, .and we have taken on a goodwill tour of South ers, low tree limbs, too much 10321 ff. no irreparable steps.' Thus, if America on behalf of his brother speeding on some strets, to much tbey do not attack us any more •Tke." car horn tooting on others. and do not think that- we are savages but accept tiie fact tbat here, too, are people who think and,-feel and aspire to something, and if they respect us, we shall be friends." President Peron's change of heart about "Wall Street im­ perialism" came overnight at a time when Argentina's relations with the United States were at about their lowest ebb in many years. Ine gradual deterioration Opposite Bank of Bermuda in relations with tiie United States since lie came into power Front Street West Phone 2972 in 1946 culminated ia a demand in May this year that Congress

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A.B.C REPORTS - FACTS AS A RASIC MIASURI OP ADVERTISING VALUI Page 8 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1953 Bermuda Rifles Win First League Game Yesterday On 4-3 Margin IRVING LUSHER GETS THREE BAA. WIN AGAINST BRITISH F.A. LEAGUE STANDINGS NATIONALS X WIN HMS. Sheffield Beat Nats PANTHERS 3-1 WITH ONLY TEN MEN DIVISION I FOR RIFLES IN "B" LEAGUE Goals 4-2 In Friendly Game Poor Finishing By Both XIs P W D __ F A Pts. Defeat St George's To West Bromwich Albion 17 13 2 2 47 21 28 H.M.S. Sheffiield yesterday defeated the National Sports Wolverhampton Wanderers 17 10 S 2 44 26 25 Club 4-2 in a friendly soccer match played at Boaz Island. Mars Fast Football Game Huddersfield Town 17 10 3 4 33 19 23 Keep 100% Record Close Game Finds Forwards Burnley 17 11 0 6 38 30 22 Nationals, including five men who had taken part the day The team which held the B A.A. Bolton Wai-derers 16 8 5 3 32 22 21 After their 6-2 victory over St. before in the strenuous International game, were well on First Division side to a draw in Charlton Athletic 17 10 0 7 41 34 20 George's at Port Royal yesterday, top in the first half when they had advantage of the sun Missing Many Opportunities the first round of the B.F.C. Cup Blackpool 16 8 3 5 33 26 19 Nationals still lead the B.F.C. "B* and a -strong wind. The Canaries should have had the Competition could not defeat the Cardiff City 17 7 5 5 20 22 19 Division and remain the only un­ BAA. "B'' team in league play Sheffield Wednesday is 8 2 8 33 39 18 defeated team in that section. game won by half time but they failed to score even a Yesterday's big sports, news is the fact that the Bermuda yesterday, for the Pembroke Tottenham Hotspur 17 8 1 8 29 29 .17 Their victory over St. George's, single goal with all their pressure. Rifles, who have been losing games by one-goal margins, Panthers wound up on the wrong Arsenal 17 6 4 7 33 32 16 also unbeaten until yesterday, was Chance after chance was finally came up with a win, on a one-goal margin, at the side of a 3-1 score. Manchester United 17 4 8 5 21 24 16 made all the more praiseworthy foozled, and when Nationals did Two of the sailors were tempo­ expense of the Queen's Park. The Rifles' victory, which was The same ailment was prevalent Preston North End 17 7 1 9 41 27 15 by the fact tbat they lost centre get on the target they were foiled rarily casualties, but the team on both teams — lade of accuracy Aston Villa 18 7 1 8 24 27 15 forward Paul White with a knee by some fine goalkeeping by held on until the final whistle. deserved, came as an upset for Queen's Park have been cm the part of the forwards, Newcastle United 17 5 4 8 29 35 14 injury before half time and played Jackson. The Nationals' nearest goal- undefeated in League play to date, except that with the Panthers the Liverpool 17 4 S 8 32 41 13 out the game with only ten, men. In tne second half Sheffield had scoring effort came when Perreira, The game was played at a hard goalie came out, Gibbons put the ailment was a little more pro­ Portsmouth 17 4 4 9 35 46 12 Nationals chose to play with a major share of the play, and put clean through by Freddie dip and while there was much to ball in. nounced. B.AA. had slightly Sheffield United 16 S 2 9 24 35 12 the wind at their backs and were with with their wing halves build­ Wall, drove over the head of the be desired as regards constructive Lusher got the first of his three better defences except in goal Middlesbrough \ 17 4 4 g 25 40 12 a goal up in ten minutes, D. ing some dangerous raids and the advancing Jackson but also well football, the teams worked hard. goals shortly before half tune, where Lennie Pedro gave another Manchester City 17 4 4 9 21 36 12 DeSilva scoring from about 25 inside forwards dribbling through over the crossbar, too. going through the fullback line outstanding performance. Chelsea 17 4 3 10 28 42 ll in approved "Limey" fashion, The teams: The sides were about evenly 34 10 feet. Joe Faries made it 2-0 matched save in one position _— to equalise. Surprise of the afternoon, par­ Sunderland 16 4 2 10 44 after 35 minutes and despite the Nationals' defence was working H.M.S. Sheffield. — Jackson; the centre forward spot which The team were grateful for fhe ticularly on the B.AA. side, was loss of White, DeSilva put overtime. Speirs and Hooper; Johnston, Roe DIVISION n and Wilson; Jarre tt, Jones, Jellev, was filled on the Bermuda Rifles respite during half-time and join­ the goal scored by Mickey John­ Goals Nationals three up before the A draw would perhaps been a team by their secret weapon — ed battle just as determined as son. Mickey got his first goal interval. fairer result on balance of play, Huggins (capt.) and Hollingworth. P W B L F A Pte. Nationals S.C.—V. Flood; Ervine Irving Lusher. Lusher, who is ever. Robbie Howes, who yesterday of the season and it started the Leicester City 17 9 6 2 27 22 24 Two minutes after the restart, but Nationals will be the first to built along the lines of a small played on the right wing for the BAA. side off to victory. Mickey DeSilva took up Mello's pass to admit that no team could afford to Faries and W. Wall; G. Sousa, was put through by DeMoura. Nottingham Forest 17 10 4 4 41 24 23 Eugene Faries and Logan; D. tank, has one great asset — he can Queen's Path, found the ball at Doncaster Rovers . 17 11 1 5 30 18 23 drive home the fourth goal, but miss the number of chances that force his way through a brick his feet after a corner kick had There was no other score in the 25 23 St. George's quickly hit back when fell to them and expect to win. Mello, Perreira, F. Wall (capt.), half. Everton 17 9 5 3 35 wall, provided the wall is built in bounced around the goal mouth, Birmingham City 17 8 .8 4 39 21 21 Dale put Strange through. St. Afer cancelling the match yes­ Ferreira and Atkin. front of goal, and once he gets his and set it home. In the second half, Willie Pedro 30 21 terday morning, the Navy later The referee was Chief Petty Rotherham United 18 10 1 7 33 George's were pressing- hard at 1 foot on the ball he has one thought Ten minutes later, Lusher equalised for the Panthers from a West Ham United 17 8 3 6 34 28 19 this stage and they got their asked for it to be played after Officer Roberts. in mind and that is to powder it equalised with his second goal, scramble in the goal mouth, but Lincoln City 17 7 4 8 27 20 18 second through a Paley long shot all. Consequently, Nationals, who o into the back of the net. One can­ getting it in the prescribed man­ this lone goal proved to be the Leeds United 17 8 6 3 38 33 18 which drifted just out of Bento's had informed some of their team not except the nice touches and ner — through the middle and let only one the Panthers were to Blackburn Rovers 16 6 6 4 29 26 18 reach into the net. that there was no game, bad to the fine flourishes of the finished the backs fly where they may. get, although George Adderley 29 17 scramble round for substitutes. Increased Expenses To was perfectly positioned on Bristol Rovers 17 S 7 S 36 Two more goals by Faries put centre forward from Lusher. His SCORES WINNER Luton Town 17 5 7 6 28 28 17 the result beyond doubt, however. They included Vic Flood and forte is strictly power and yes­ several occasions and could not 29 17 George Souza of B.A.A. Attract Wonld-Be Refs finish, and George Spurling, who Stoke City ' 18 4 9 5 29 The teams: terday it paid off for the Rifles. A little later, In fact four 20' 32 18 minutes from the finish of the went up into the forward line in Derby County 16 6 4 6 Nationals "B". — J. Bento; __L EARLY PRESSURE The most improved player on Swansea Town 17 6 8 8 24 32 IS Nelmes and M. Furtado; R. Adams, The urgent need to increase. match, Lusher steam rollered his the second half, could not quite 38 14 The Navy goal was early under the field was Willie Moran who get enough of his boot on the ball Fulham 17 S 4 8 34 E. DeCoute and J. Faries; H. the numbers and standard of * way under the ball where Lloyd s 19 26 13 pressure. Two corners, one from soccer referees in Bermuda has ' as outside left of the Queen's Charlton was waiting for it. to score a goal. Hull City 17 6 1 10 Flood, L Mello, P. White, D. De­ 22 31 13 each wing, were cleared upfield, been under serious consideration Park, scored the opening goal of Charlton and Lusher collided and Plymouth Argyle 17 2 9 6 Silva and P. Wall. the match. Willie had some bad DEMOURA EQUALISES Brentford 17 4 5 8 16 34 13 Freddie Wall, put through by Fer- by the B.F.C. the ball rolled into goal for the 41 11 Sk George's ST.—E. Hayward; habits as a winger, one of which winning tally. Lusher went off DeMoura put in the equaliser Notts County 17 4 3 10 20 Paley and Oatley; Spearshot, reira, shot over the top, and three T^ Combination have now was that he would continually get for the B.AA. when he beat the Oldham Athletic 17 3 4 19 15 31 10 more corners were repelled by a decided to put forward a recom- the field for treatment while 38 10 Perry and Rothwell: Eldridge, himself off balance when he kick­ Charlton appeared shaky from the defence, cut to the left to pull Bury 17 2 6 9 18 Brown, Strange, Dale and H. massed Sheffield defence. mendation to the Referees' As- ed the ball, particularly when he r,_-n»ifa» Pedro out of position and Then the sailors took a turn sociation, requesting that they collision. DIVISION m (SOUTH) Hayward. centered it. Invariably Willie then kicked back to the spot jnst Referee: Lea Smith. and a swift drive was wide of the consider increasing remunera- would wind up oh his back and "Bumpsy" Mitchell was ordered vacated by Pedro. , Goals Nationals' goal by inches. Back [tions and conditions for referees, the ball would be sliced over the off the field in the closing minutes Mickey Johnson repaid the P W D L F A Pts came the Canaries, for Jackson to Jin an attempt to attract more top- Yesterday he kept his bal­ of the match for he had objected debt he owed DeMoura for his Ipswich Town 19 14 4 1 43 18 32 Easton Thomas Wins save well from Freddie Wall's people into training for this im- ance all through the match and to the manner in which Bartlett first goal, by putting the centre Southampton 19 12 2 5 36 24 26 overhead kick. portant but unenvied position. was being charged by the Queen's forward through, DeMoura scor­ Brighton and Hove Albion 18 10 4 4 31 22 24 the game he played was the better forwards. Referee Harry Bridges Right against the run of play, y^ John Fountain, president of for it. Unfortunately Willie has ing the B.A.A. third goal and the Reading 19 10 4 5 38 29 24 Senior Singles Title Sheffield took tbe lead. Thay the B.F.C. told a league meeting ordered him off for attempting to last of the match. Norwich City 19 10 4 5 30 23 24 not learned when to cut in and strike a player. were awarded a free kick near the on Tuesday night "You have got when to stay on his wing. From the kick off, tiie ball went Bristol City 19 9 4 6 37 32 22 Easton Thomas won the senior half way line, which Sousa ap-jto improve the conditions under Bartlett was given some hard right through the B.A.A. defence Leyton Orient 19 8 5 6 37 32 21 singles title yesterday at the peared to have covered. It j which referees participate in CONTINUAL TURMOIL treatment by the forwards, bat Crystal Palace 19 8 5 6 34 3S Alhambra Tennis Courts in finish with Spurling right after it. a_ bounced awkwardly at the last|SOCcer here." He suggested that For the majority of the match, came out of it comparatively Goalie Thorne came out to meet Exeter City 19 9 2 8 30 24 20 of the SuLL-T-A. tournament moment, however, rolled past him sound. On one occasion when he Northampton Town 19 6 7 6 31 23 19 the home club should be asked the ball was kept in a continual the ball, which slipped out of his which was held over from the and was flashed quickly into the to help out with the payment of turmoil between two skirmishing dived for the ball to save practi­ hands, and with the cage entirely Coventry City 19 7 8 7 24 21 19 Bermuda Stadium. cally on the goal line. Willie Watford '."]., 19 8 3 8 37 33 19 net by Huggins. referees' expenses. "Normally forces with tempers running a empty, Spurling over-ran the ball. Thomas beat Rudolph Joell 6-3, Nationals quickly replied with this is not the onus of the league little high towards the end of the Moran stuck his foot under the Johnson and DeMoura both Swindon Town 18 8 2 9 37 34 18 6-4. ball and came close to taking Shrewsbury Town 18 6 6 6 30 29 18 a foray down the left, which ended at all" he said. game. missed numerous opportunities as Mrs. Edith Francis and Clarence with Mello heading in Atkin's Mr. Fountain reminded Willie Moran scored the open­ Bartlett's nose as well. the game ended. Millwall 18 7 4 7 29 28 18 Corbon defeated A Gillingham 18 a 8 7 ' 25 33 18 Romeo and centre. After awarding a goal, (.member s "The future of the game ing goal of the match three The teams: The teams: Mrs. Quillard Martin 4-6, ST. I the referee altered his decision to of football depends on the con minutes after the kick-off, put­ .Bermuda Rifles — Bartlett; M. B.AA.—Thorne; Digby Smith Bournemouth 19 7 J 10 31 33 16 6-1 for the mixed doubles title Torquay United 19 5 6 8 81 34 16 a goal kick when the linesman | tinuance of good refereeing." ting the ball into the net with a E. Flood and Mitchell; Correia, and N. Stephens; Gibbons, Mann ©. gave his opinion that tbe ball had left-footed shot. W. Lusher and Sayers; Stone, and Woollard; Gamble, Saul, Jr. Queen's Park Rangers 18 5 6 7 19 24 16 Aldershot 19 a 4 9 22 34 16 passed over the bye-line before "Rockfish" DeSilva slipped Mayne, I. Lusher, Gibbons and DeMoura, Johnson and Bower. being centred. After this escape through the defence two minutes Davis. Southend United 19 5 4 10 23 25 14 ARTIE'S HEADLINE Panthers—L. Pedro; Sims and Colchester United 19 4 3 12 20 34 11 Sheffield held on to their slender later to add a second goal for tbe Queen's Park — L. Charlton; C. Scraters; Rabello. George Spur­ lead until the interval. Spanish Point Beat Queen's and give them a 2-0 ad­ Madeiros and J. Moffat: T. De­ Newport County 19 4 2 13 22 49 10 ling and Morris Soares: Dennis Walsall 19 3 4 12 12 36 10 BRILLIAlflT SAVES vantage. Silva, W. Frost and F. White, Morris, W. Pedro, George Adder- Vasco Da Gama 5-3 Rifles tried hard and finally (captain): R. Howes, D. Sousa, J. ley, Lopes and R. Pedro. DIVISION m (NORTH) r. On the resumption, Jackson Leon Gibbons found a hole in the DeSUva, E. Gumbs and W. Moran. The referee was Francis Goals brilliantly saved hard shots from Spanish Point defeated Vasco defence, slipped in and as the The referee — Harry Bridges. Gosling. P W B L F A Pts. Atkin and Ferreira, but the sailors da Gama 5-3 in a "B" League Port Vale 19 14 4 1 34 7 32 began to take the initiative. They match played at the Oox's Hill Gateshead 19 9 6 4 29 20 24 went further ahead when Flood field yesterday afternoon to give Bradford 18 8 7 3 38 23 23 was bundled over the line after the Point their secohd victory in Stockport County 19 8 6 8 34 23 22 saving from Jellev but Nationals league play. Vasco da Gama have Scunthorpe United 18 8 8 4 32 22 22 I hit back to reduce arrears with a yet to gain any league points, Crewe Alexandra 19 7 8 4 22 20 22 I Perreira goal. Atkin's ground | but they lave got into the goals Wrexham 19 9 3 7 38 26 21 centre was completely missed by scored column. Barnsley 18 7 7 4 26 19 21 Freddie Wall, but it went to the For the winners, Frick scored Chesterfield 18 8 4 8 30 __3 20 inside right who promply and three times and Dean Gauntlett Bradford City 19 9 2 8 22 24 20 gratefully smashed it home. A5AINST lAWTON r twice. N. Perry, T. Rabello and HAV(N6 Barrow JlJ'. 18 8 3 7 30 28 19 Back swarmed Sheffield with J. Perry netted for Vasco da ^BUT (HAD fVilB Grimsby Town 19 8 3 8 23 30 19 some pretty football and they were Gama. ANNOUNCED 28 29 18 y**&k NOTICES PIAYIN6 Tranmere Rovers ,18 8 2 8 rewarded with a third goal when The teams: THE DECLINE Mansfield Town 18 6 6 8 32 34 18 right half Johnston saw his wind- i ^_^PR£ne Carlisle United 18 6 5 7 37 28 17 Vasco da Gama—E. Correia; D. 32 34 16 ft*- aided midfield free kick pass right I Souza and J. I-erry; M. Ferry! G. IN CINEMAS sKnx HAYWORTH Accrington Stanley 18 6 4 8 "It there any truth in th« over Vic Flood's head and into Souza and D. DeCosta; J. Perry, NE.w«E*Ptcr Southport 18 6 4 8 23 28 18 Hartlepools United 18 3 S 8 23 26 15 rumour that you're turning the net T. Rabello, Joe Correia, Jimmie A RUSH OF Chester is 9 4 g 22 30 14 Rugby professional'! " Freddie Wall put Nationals back Correia and H. Souza. 26 38 14 in the running with a beautiful low Spanish Point—Souza; Marshall FILMSTARS "b York City is 4 6 8 header from Mello's centre, but Darlington 18 4 8 8 18 27 14 and V. Mullin; Dickinson. Wright THE&UB Halifax Town .., 19 4 4 11 16 27 12 Sheffield left their defence in a and DeSilva; Nicks, A. Mullin. A. <5P Rochdale 18 4 4 10 13 33 13 tangle for Huggins to place a Frick, H. Gauntlett and D. g^lm ,, Workington 18 3 3 12 16 41 9 Sport Shorts fourth goal into the earner from Gauntlett. (MARINE THE JbY OF HE WNAS&R the left. Joe Ferreira was the referee. Ed Lopat's three-hitter over Stop splash; Washington on May 27 started the B.A.A. To Play H.M.S. Basketball Practice Yankees on their 18-game win­ ning streak during the 1933 Utoinny Sheffield In Rugger Game This Evening season. The B.A.A. rugger, side, who There will be a practice basket­ Florida State University has ABSOLUTELY defeated the United States Naval ball match this evening at the two football guards named Jacobs Eagle's Nest Courts, the match —Charles of Miami and Jerry of Station 8-5 in a friendly match to start at seven o'clock. South Bend, Ind. They are not I on Armistice Day, will be playing Playing will be the Blackhawks related. NON-FATTENING the rugger team of H.M.S. Shef­ against the Polio.. field, who were beaten by the U.S. Playing tor the Blackhawks The Skyline football conference side 10-8. . will be W. Lusher, C. DeSilva, W. has three new coaches this McBeath, Pat Blee, I. Lusher, R season—Bob Blackman at Denver, tNO--GAL The match is to be played on Drew, Craig Curtis, Ray O'Leary Phil Dickens at Wyoming and AH the flavor it hi... All tha sugar is out! Sunday at Boaz Island. BAA. and C. Bardgett. Bob Tichenal at New Mexico. COACH —AND "THE "IRAfNER / players are to be at the Corpora­ tion Flagpole, Hamilton, at 2.15 p.m. on Sunday for transportation Friday and Saturday Specials It to the game. 13th and 14th November, 1953 Playing for the B.A.A. will be: tesTDES, (/ Vallis; B. Jones, Lusher, f*NSA& Cornaby and /Younger; Cordon SANDYS TOO 60SY and A.N. Other; Barber, Lawton, S. Minugh, Henderson, J. Walsh, Lushus Jellies, 3 pkgs. for ...... 2/5 SHOUTJNe-t D. J. Williams, D. DeMoura and AWCEAT P. Bunn. Royal Puddings, 3 pkgs. for 2/5 HE REFEREE Maddern, J. DeMoura and M. Del Monte Peaches, 2* __. ~ 3/5 TD AND T6MB TD ASK THE LADY H Minugh are tiie reserves. Crosse & Blackwell Tomato Juice, 46 oz.._ 3/7 RAfERS &M6> OFF foR _ Colin Anderson will not be FRONT IF SHE MINOS REMOVE HER W, playing as IM! will be resting a Libby Catsup, 14 oz. ,___»——_». — 2/- DISARRANGED HUR-TX* 'ylfay&rr. sore shoulder which he pulled out of place during the last matcb. RELIANCE Pet Evap. Milk, 6 tins for -m^~—.~~. 6/8 Swift Premier Hams ...«-l_--»~^-»~---_lb 5/- Irish Bacon __^_^»~_.-__ . lb. 6/9 Maxam Beef or Pork Sausages, 1 lb. tin 3/2 Red Alaska Salmon, £ lb. tins - 2/5 STORES LTD. Rinso large ____.._»-_ —*.—__-__.__»— 2/5 Sunlight Soap, per pkg. .-.. ™~. 3/6 Lux and Lifebuoy Toilet Soaps 3 for 1/10 Lux Flakes -«^___»--^___--_. -.„ 1/10 GOSLING BROTHERS LTD. Bon-Ami Cleaning Powder m 1/1 Homilton Buemuda Fresh Stocks of Australian Meats now in Mwes+f. THE ROYAL GAZETTE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1953 Page 3 Little Dorrit Government for this colony are Tuberculosis Association, and N. RHODESIA CHANGES unacceptable. Governor Calls For SupportMrs . Butterfield; Miss Rosemary little Jack Horner The resolution was sponsored For TB Association Hood; Mrs. Thomas Hall, exe­ John F. Burrows MEET OPPOSITION by 16 elected white members of Truman Defies House cutive secretary ol the associ­ Sat in tittle Don-it's corner the Council who last Saturday ation. Admiring tke" cupboard decided not to cooperate with the Continued from page 1 Decorations'were based on tiie & Co., Ltd. all day. Government because the Colonial Lady Hood for again extending double-barred cross motif of TB 58 FfMt Sheet It's mahogany I see Opponents Say Too Much Secretary, Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, their patronage. associations all over the world. refused to postpone the changes Committee's Subpoena Mr. Outerbridge sold the first A huge croSs in red against a Branches: Quean Street, So attractive to me Power Held By London before he visits Northern sheet of seals to the Governor. white background formed the Comer Strafe Paget And the price, Gee! I'll Rhodesia. The evening was a resounding backdrop for the orchestra stand Package Store, St. George's pay right away. LUSAKA, Northern Rhodesia, The resolution, presented yes­ Continued fron Pafe 1 success with every table occupied. while tablecloths were used as terday by Sir Roy Welensky, November 12 (Reuter). — Die Washington himself in 1796." Be gressional committee, merely say­ Among those present were backgrounds for crosses at each leader of the group, was defeated Vice-Admiral John F e 1 g a t e t_)ble. Legislative Council of Northern cited precedents designed to show ing he would not have done so £75 13-7. Several members were why he should ignore the himself. Stevens Commander-in-Chief of Dancing was to the music of Rhodesia today rejected a resolu­ absent for the vote. SCOTCH WHISKY Hodsdon's Ferry, Harbour Rd. subpoena. Defiance of the subpoena by the the America and West Indies Pat Gilbert's orchestra and tiie Paget tion declaring that constitutional Sir Roy's supporters claim that A high Congressional source ex-President leaves the commit­ Squadron, and Mrs. Stevens; band of the Royal Marines from Cutty Sark „__„,.-• $14.50 the changes keep control of the Captain Allen Smith, Jr., com­ H.M.S. Sheffield. There were Teacher's 14.50 lOMStf. / changes proposed by the British explained that tiie ex-President tee with the alternative of drop­ Government in the hands of the was taking his stand on the con­ ping the matter or citing Mr. manding officer of the U-S. Naval numerous raffle prizes. John Haig ...... ______.. 14.50 Colonial Office, despite Britain's, Station, and Mrs. Smith; Colonel o stitutional doctrine that the Truman for contempt of Congress. Highland Queen .. 13.50 promises of self-government. legislative branch of government In the latter case the citation G. B. Peterson, commanding ALGIERS, North Africa, Nov­ (Sir Roy said yesterday that the has no authority over Ihe execu­ would go before a joint sitting of officer of Kindley Air Force Base, ember 12 (Reuter). — A seagull Grant's Liqueur .m ______•! 1439 crisis could be solved within a Congress and, if upheld, be passed and Mrs. Peterson; Major the which had been ringed in Moscow King William V.O.P. ._____„..... 12.50 tive. Hon. David Huxley, Attorney week if Mr. Lyttelton agreed io Mr. Truman said that although to a grand jury which would landed here today. It was the Long John ...... „...... _...... „ 12.50 visit Northern Rhodesia. Reliable determine whether Mr. Truman General; Mr. H. St. George second one to land here from he had not been informed of what Butterfield, chairman of the Lauder's Cream ...__.....-__«.. 12.50 sources in London said tonight the committee wanted to question should stand trial before a court Russia this year. there is little likelihood of the him about, "I assume you wish to at law. Contempt of Congress is Colonial Secretary going to the examine matters which occurred a misdemeanour punishable by a RYE WHISKY colony.) when I was President of the year's imprisonment and a heavy Canadian Club _. 13.50 The crisis centres on differences United States." fine. Seagram's V.O...... 13.50 between the representatives of At nis press conference today Schenley Reserve ...... - 9.00 40,000 white settlers and 2,000,000 Mr. Truman sat in obvious good Africans on fhe share they should humour at a table decked with BOURBON be given in the future govern­ microphones and surrounded by BAD SMELLS MAY HELP HmtuHu (Eailarrf- ment of the colony, now linked photographers-and reporters. He Kentucky Tavern, 86 proof — 15.50 with Southern Rhodesia and SAVE MINERS' LIVES Walker de Duxe - 13.50 Nyasaland in a Central African said he would read the letter sent Federation. to Mr. Velde far the reporters, Charter Oak, 100 proof - 17.50 then for the television cameras "and there will be no questions." "Stench Agents" To Give RUMS NOT DROPPING CASE Bacardi Blanca ... „,-, 13.00 Colder Weather Mr. Velde stated that he was Warning Of Fire Hazards 9 Myer's Planter's Punch 10.00 not dropping tbe case — "I feel Warmer Shirts very definitely that Harry S. Tru­ LONDON, (Reuter).—"Ekink Ladies Coats Barbados Mount Gay , 4.75 man and Governor James Byrnes bombs" may be used to combat FLANNEL (of South Carolina) should ap­ fire hazards in British coal BRANDY pear." mines. Hennessy * * * 17.00 or Mr. Byrnes, former Secretary of This was foreshadowed in an Courvoisier * * * ...... 20.00 official annual report on safety in State, has refused to answer the Martell * * I 17.00 GABARDINE subpoena issued against him, but mines. told the committee lie would be The report suggests that "stench agents" — volatile sub­ 25/- ready to answer members' ques­ stances to which the human nose ASSORTED PACKAGES at the tions if they came to see him in is extremely sensitive — should The Shirt Shop his state capital. be placed in sealed capsules and Single breasted, full No. 1 <0 Mr. Velde, ia his statement to­ attached to equipment and 3 Bots Canadian Club day, took note of the fact that Mr. (Phone 4780) machinery in mines. 2 Bots Schenley ...... 12.00 HandCourt Streey t Marke— Hamilton t Byrnes had "very kindly consen­ The capsule would be sealed length wool coats ted" to be questioned. with a fusible plug designed to No. 2 Phone No. 2991 Meanwhile another Congres- Open Daily 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. melt at a given temperature. with Raglan sleeves. 2 Bats Hoig sianal body, the Senate internal Then, if the equipment became 3 " Canadian Club 14.00 Saturdays till 9 p.m. security sub - committee, held overheated and therefore a fire hearings on the White case. Its risk the "stench agent" would Specialising in Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Daily. No. 3 first witness was Lamar Caudle, be released. The miners would I Bot each: Teacher's Scotch Local and Imported Meats. former assistant Attorney Gene­ be warned and it would be ral. possible to trace the trouble at Light green, red, Canadian Club, Walker's VEGETABLES: Irish Potatoes 6d per pound. Others to be heard were Major the source. Bourbon, Schenley't Sweet Potatoes 9d per pound. General Harry Vaughan, once The report said that trials in camel, off white, Rye, John Haig Scotch 15.00 String Beans. Pumpkin, Cabbage, Red Cabbage, Onions military aide to Mr. Truman, and one British pit recently showed Mustard Greens, Yellow Turnip, bunches of White Turnip, Ruth Anderson, the General's that butyl mercaptan (popular No. 4 name: skunk and garlic) could fresh Beets, Spring Onions, Radishes, Green Pawpaw. secretary in his White House days. navy, light grey and 1 Bot each: Grand Marnier, General Vaughan, questioned travel 17 milps before becoming | Benedictine. Creme de Fruits: Red delicious Apples, Oranges, Grapefruit. for about half an hour, refused to excessively diluted by tiie normal air. Ihe scent of beta-fame black. Cocao, Cherry Heering, Honeydew .Melons, Plums, Grapes, Red Grapes, Pears. comment on what had been said. (violets) carried about one mile BYRNES ACCOUNT Hennessy • * • 17.00 For your fresh green salads. Lettuce, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, SANDWTCN FILLINGS under the same conditions. Mr. Byrnes who was Secretary The report also suggested that No. 5 Radishes, Green Peppers. of State at the time of White's "stench agents" might be used I I Bot each: Toucher's Scotch, To beautify your home, mixed coloured Gladioli appointment in 1946, said earlier to help solve the many problems this week that be had urged Mr. Sizes 30 to 40 Schenley Rye,' Gordon's cut fresh daily. associated with ventilation. Truman to stop White's appoint­ It pointed out that mines in Gin, Kentucky Tavern Why wait until Xmas to order your Xmas tree and Turkeys? ment in view of the F.B.I, report. Ontario, Canada, already use I He said Mr. Truman admitted Bourbon, Hennessy • • • 13.00 Now is the time to place your order for these items. Prices these agents, and that British j having read the report and made Railways have made use of them No. 6 from 13 G up for your Xmas tree. You can get an 8 foot tree an effort to prevent Senate con­ as a means of warning engineers £15.0.0 or a four foot tree. So place your order now. firmation of White, but WEB too of over-heated bearings in ex­ 1 Bot each: Teacher's scotch. late as the Senate approved the press trains. ($42.45 U.S.) Bacardi Blanca Kiim, Fresh Fish, Salt Pork, Salt Beef, Snouts and Tails appointment the day he approach­ L.Bert Brandy * * * ed Mr. Truman. Schenley Rye, Walker's Come hi and shop at the Handy Market It was more than a yeas, after­ .. _V>fTWERP. November 12 (Reu­ HELLMANNS wards that Mr. Truman forced ter).— More than 700 diamond Bourbon _„..„„ 14.00 for all of your Delicacies HEAL White to resign. "sawyers" began a 48 - hour Mr. Truman has denied ever '"warning" strike here today in No. 7 seeing the F.BX report about protest against proposed cuts in 3 Bots Canaatan Club l Phone No. 2991 fe/uiy /*&£ White, and claims that he got rid their salaries. 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"Then, to go from .the sublime 1 cap rustum* "Sudsy" Ammonia BeHis AVADY to the ridiculous, as it were," he to • gal. hot water makes plenty said, "CanT I talk you into No. 2?" rods with less soap. 1) Cuts "Sfeffi-ig the co__tra«fr' • grea_M,2) soaks the toughest .^ ^£56-* "Yes, selling Lorca's contract." *m\ loose, floats it away! "No, Davia.^ DreamGirl CHAPTER EIGHTEEN "You mean he's O.K. again?" "Not me. Get yourself another "T&n'I'll^be getting back to Cliff asked incredulously. When Jed returned from his road mmfJ*- towiv* "Sure. Siow 'eat," Buck said to Less than half an. hour later, v^nen he had gone, Milly rushed ,,jhg he eon -™J9&~* +" work, with Buck pacing him in a Jed. "Get up there and punch the heir. Kit ^aagaaaaega,**!**** small car, Cliff and Vi met them Cliff drove off for the city, with a to Vi from the farmhouse. Her eyes PARSONS' at the outdoor ring. •_•____•-. very petulant Ava beside him. Vi were blazing, and her face flushed. ^m\ ^4/". THBU. «• •» IMP ""* Jed slipped on a couple of finger- had used all her powers of per­ ''Vt' Buck gotTfresh with me." "I guess I'm the heavy," Cliff less mitts, got up on a raised plat­ suasion, first on Cliff, then on Ava. He kissed me. I don't want'to .OSS' U^^-Ci^ »•»¥-•'*»••»'* Ye_, •enifl'*-* •* "• told Buck. "I broke the news to VI : *&*Ws% H°««*>i__ \ L form at the punching bag and be­ She agreed to let Ava come out to people unless I mean it. Let's go 3-woy.levelinef-l Jhomfwo •o« ™ ilM)n1 Jews arm. I thought you had gan tb flail it with both hands. the camp one day a week, but she back to tfiSFclty." • Fragrantly €_•_». *•* •* •*•*• told her." Suddenly he let go with a left was not .to stay overnight. "WhJtt did you do?" 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"How's ti|e money holding out?" wouldn't see the tears in her eyes. licked. Baked it out good last night, "Sure. He looks all right," Cliff "All right. I'll let you know if I 'To be continued) SHAMPOO and Jed's as good as new. I didn't said, dubiously. "I think 111 be get­ need help," Vi said smiling. want to worry Miss Stanley about ting back to town," "Seriously, Vi, you must sell this it" "Get to the showers," Buck contract. I've had. a last offer from ERROL FLYNN NEEDS ordered Jed, "Don't,cool,off too Ungar. "It's your chance to get out fast here." from under, before it's too late." Cliff walked away with Vi. "So that's really the reason you CASlt TO FINISH FILM "He is all right, isn't he?" Vi came down,1" Vi remarked. "I asked anxiously. thought you had some excuse be­ LONDON, November 11 (Reu­ "I guess so. But Buck's a slicker'. sides curiosity." ter). — Errol Flynn, the film I saw Jed wince every time he "That's not the only reason I actor, flew here • tonight from used his left on that punching came," the lawyer declared. "I Italy to try to raise some money. bag." want to talk to you again—about He said he would try to raise "But he knocked it off the stan­ us." about £50,000 to finish his new dard," Vi said. "About us ? " film, "William TtelC "Yeh. That's an old trick. Demp- He said his car and costumes Homart Water Pumps sey used to do it when be was "About us. I know that you've and scenery tea* • the film were gone for Cliff, Vi. No one could be training. But Buck had frayed the so blind as to miss 'that. But I still seized by bailiffs'in Rome when rope first. That's why lie didn't have hopes. We could really hit it his company, Errol Flynn Enter­ want me to get hold of the bag. I ott, if you'd give me a'chance. prises, failed to pay salaries, hotel beat him to it. 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Seven other vopos round pay rises which would cost higher price for coal would en­ jected at lower party levels. —Three Czech youths, survivors arrived, shouting 'Hands up.' My Tonight was the constitutional Dial 1048 tbe National Coal Board about able the Board to pay tiie 400,000 of a band of paritisans which brother and I drew our revolvers Robert A. Hartley £ 15 million a year. lower-paid miners a weekly deadline for Dr. Schreiber to blasted a' passage to freedom and started firing. present his cabinet. Had he ARCHITECT, E.D.B.A. The Board, wbkh last month minimum of £8 for underground through East Germany to West "Three vopos fell to the ground. workers and £7 for surface men. failed he would have had to 24 Hours rejected the claim on tiie grounds Berlin, have told a story of eoor- The ouiers ran. We tied out of resign so that a new Lord Mayor that its finances could not meet At present they get 15/- less than town, only to find that Janata HAS BECOME A DIRECTOR OF THEIR ORGANISATION 7M3|tB w.tb t ».if that. age unique in the history of the could be elected by the Legis­ the demand, received a deputa­ flight from Communism. was missing. Later we heard from lature. AND WILL BE IN CHARGE OF THEIR More than 4,000,000 British East Germans that he was ar­ workers now have claims for Once they spent five days with­ The Social Democratic decision out water or food. On another rested." to go with the opposition came NEW ARCHITECTURAL DIVISION higher wages lodged with em­ After walking 20 miles they ployers. ; . occasion they lived nine days only half an hour before the on pig swill.' Pursued by police, hid in a barn, stealing out at night meeting of the Legislature. o to uproot potatoes to eat. This firm is now in a position to supply Architectural BERLIN, November 12' (Reu­ tbey had to leave a comrade dying Some of the city's key figures in a forest. Though they had only Fearing arrest after the farmer who have played a vital, role in Service alone, or Architectural and Building services ter). — The East German Cabinet noticed their presence, they today announced the appointment 10 bullets each, they claim to have its post-war history will quit the combined. Mr. Hartley's blue-printing and other left at least four Communist sought refuge in tiie Schoenwald Government with tonight's split. of Herr Heinz Winkler as Mini­ Forest. services will be maintained as before. ster for Reconstruction, filling the police dead behind them. The three who survived the or­ Two civilians saw them enter. NAIROBI, November 12 (Reu­ post vacated when Herr Lothar Vopos arrived with floodlights and ter). — An Asian combat group Bolz was promoted to Foreign deal are Ctirad Masin, 23, bis Mr. Hartley may be contacted either by dialling his brother Josef, 21 sons of a Czech police dogs' and began firing recruited in Kenya killed two Minister on October 1. machine guns about the forest. terrorists in its first < week of Nothing is known about Herr Army general executed by the old No. 2106 or by dialling 2067. Nazis in 1942, and Miloslav, They did not catch «the band but operations against the Mau Mau, Winkler here except that he is a a stray bullet seriously.wounded it was announced here today. The Communist Party member, and Paumer 22. Suejda. He told the other three Only the Masins arrived in group consists of Hindus, Moslems 9S84fs.sun m tu.w th f. the East German news agency to go on without him. and Sikhs under command of a ADN, disclosing the appointment, West Berlin unscathed. Paumer gave no further details. is in hospital, seriously wounded The trio escaped from the white police inspector. with bullets in his stomach. Two forest but after a short distance met a vopo patrol. Diving into otber members of the party which the undergrowth to dodge heavy left Czechoslovakia on October 3, fire, they again escaped. Later, never saw freedom. they said, they heard that the The Masins told Radio Free vopos had shot-their own major.. Europe here how they decided to FIVE FOODLESS DAYS flee after they had been arbi­ trarily arrested by 'tiie Com­ After five days without food or OUR DRESS SHOP presents the munists on a flimsy pretext. water in some woods, the trio crawled out to a barn. 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State price and and aluminium for counter kink, publishers of The Royal Gazette and SOUTHLYN COTTAGE "Sundale", beauty rest mattresses. Excellent con­ particulars. Write Box 350, Bermuda table. Jeffrey & Sons. Tel. 9071. TONIC WATER The Royal Gazette Weekly, do not Two mote days SELLING OCT SALE. TWO YOUNG GIRLS to work as furnished. Two bedrooms, bath­ dition. £ 75 or near offer. Phone 3248 Press. _, guarantee the Insertion ot any Goods at cost. The Swop Shop, tailor's assistants. E. N. Lespere, room, living-dining room ahd kitchen, after 6 pjn. particular advertisement on a specified Church St. East. Washington Lane. front parch. £35 per month. Phone For easy maintenance "BRITISH The world's finest tonic water •ate or at all, although even effort 1356—2436. HOUSEWIVES, -defrost your refriger­ SEAGULL*, outboard motor. See Memorials Wfll be made to meet fhe wishes of ATTRACTIVE, inexpensive luncheons PAINTERS. Phone 4344 or 3555. ator while you sleep. Automatic them at Holmes. Williams & Purvey, offered to members and friends Ltd. Serpentine Rd. For Marble MEMORIALS of beauty advertisers; further, they do not COOK for two people. Tucker's Town Furnished attractive LARGE TWO Defrost Clocks at E. D. MacRonald accept liability for any loss or damage 12.15 — 1.49 p.m. English Speaking Ltd. Phone 1101. aad distinction, contact Mrs. Jack Union, Cedar Avenue. Housemaid kept. Burns: 4333. BEDROOM APARTMENT, fireplace FRANCIS BARNETT, newly over­ caused by any error or inaccuracy in living room. Rental includes phone. Critchley, phone 2206. In the printing of any advertisement. TAPPAN GAS STOVE, good condition. hauled. Seen at King's Garage. Price Joint F. Barrows & Co., Ltd. ALCOHOLIC INFORMATION CENTRE SECRETARY to managing - director of washing machine and maintenance of £25 or near offer. Phone 5360 open daily 10-5.30 ait Room 317. local company doing international grounds. Near Hamilton. Phone 1563. Phone 2494. Hamilton Hotel. Inquiries confidential. business. Good shorthand typing CHESTS OF DRAWERS. Painted, £10 TAXI AND PERMIT to T.CB. ap­ Livestock Agents CLASSIFIED SATES Phone 3951. speed. Salary £832 per annum, write SMALL FURNISHED APARTMENT in each. Phone 3704. - proved purchaser.. Can be seen at Minimum rates tat- ' J9 words BOCK 4197. Bermuda Press. Paget for couple, £36 monthly in- Young Trott & Co. Ltd. DO YOU RAISE LIVESTOCK? See us fadditional words 3d. extra per word); ATTENTION LADIES! Contest open including phone. Also furnished one BART'S CRIB (new), bookcase (3 tier). today fbr feed and equipment/ Dne insertion, 4s.; two, 3s. 9d. each; to join and win at Ideal Beauty BOY for early morning delivery bedroom aunitnieul at Cedar Hill, Phone 085. LAUSON OUTBOARD MOTORS: Air- Sandys Brokerage Co. Tel. 5001. 90J6tiun eitp three, 3s. 6d. each; four, 3s. 3d. eacb; Salon. For appointment phone 3996. Somerset Bridge. Apply Circulation Warwick, £26 monthly. Phone 1281, cooled. 4-cycle, 3 h.p., £50; 6 h.p., Ave, 3s. each; six, 2s. 9d. each: seven Dept., Royal Gazette. M. A. Gibbons, Ltd. COTTON BROADLOOM CARPETS, £ 7o; Buy yours now at these reduced 2s. 6d. each. . BON MAECHE has moved to a beautiful colours, mothproof and prices. Wadson's. temporary location, in tbe Steede BOY for early morning deliverv: Insertions roust be made within SMALL FURNISHED APARTMENT washable. Custom made. CaH 377? period of one week. Spe:ial reduced Building, Parliament Street, Hamilton. Fla;fs District, Apply Circulation to view sample. NEW FORD CONSUL with Heater and prices for multiple insertions for Dept., Royal Gazette! near Town, £30 monthly. Two Radio. Phone 3503 before 8 ajn. extended periods. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Central bedroom furnished house near ferry. HAIR BRUSHES ,— Shampoo, com­ or after 5 pjn. Group. For information, tel. 5025. BOY for' early morning delivery; Paget. Two bedroom furnished plexion, powder, tooth, nail, floor Crawl district. Apply Circulation Apartment, Hamilton, £45. CaH brushes. Also mops. Fuller Brush B.S.A. AUTOCYCLE: Three-gear; 6,000 OPEN MEETING — ALCOHOLICS Dept.. Royal Gazette. Robinson Real Estate SIM. Store. Phone 5233. miles, licensed and insured to 1854; LOST AND FOUND • ANONYMOUS. Every Sunday at owner leaving colony; £75. Call 8313 8.30 pjn. Lily Hail, Church Street, Two Bedroom FURNISHED APART­ VENETIAN BLINDS. Mede In Ber­ after 8 p.m. Found — TWO PIGS wandered to information, pnone 1875. WANTED TO BUY MENT. Phone 5082. muda by the Globe Venetian Blind "Inglewood Farm," Paget. Owner Co. Telephone 2971 for prompt ser­ may claim by identifying and paying tar PICK-UP and DELIVERY SER­ FURNISHED BEDROOMS. Double and vice. Taree days from order to in­ for advertisement. VICE of dry cleaning and pressing. SMALL COTTAGE ii. Somerset. Good single in Hamilton. Meals if stallation. Car Accessories Call The City Cleaners, telephone neighbourhood; approx V. acre. desired. Phone 3299. 1268. Butterfield & Co., Ltd., Phone 4202. "PANELYTE" — Modem plastic table GARAGE EQUIPMENT, Air com- Several FURNISHED AND UN­ and counter covering; many beauti­ pressors, battery chargers, trolley OLD CHINA, Silver, Pewter, Brass, jacks, spray guns, etc. Sunshine REAL ESTATE Old-fashioned Jewellery, Prints, etc. FURNISHED HOUSES available now, ful colours. Jeffrey & Sons. tel. 2971. Phone 1634 before 10 ajn. Little in vicinity of Somerset, N.O.B., Supply Co., Reid St. Wanted for PROSPECTIVE PUR­ Dorritt. Warwick and Hamilton. Apply Rego VENETIAN BLINDS: New low price. The Shine of CHASERS. Reasonably priced FOR HIRE Agency. Phone 4374 or 3836. High quality. Phone Irving Lusher BODY SOLDER — Solder paint, syn- Houses, Cottages, Building Lots. .Ber­ Jr., 2135. for free quotations. . thetic enamel, grease guns, oilers, a wonderful OUR EXPERIENCED PACKERS pro­ I. graphite grease, flake and powder. muda Tourist Bureau, phone 5344. ONE BEDROOM HOUSE, furnished. Sunshine Supply Co., Reid St. tect your china and furniture. WANTED TO RENT Beacon Hill Somerset. Apply Wearing Apparel For prompt and efficient service In Bermuda Transfer and Storage Co. Robert Trew, Manchester Street, Shoe Polish your REAL ESTATE PROBLEMS. Phone 1434. SMALL UNFURNISHED COTTAGE or Somerset. Contact Mayne & Company, Happy anai linen t (preferable stove and SPECIAL. Reduced tb. clear gloves, Garden Supplies Valley. Phone 4152. refrigerator! immediately. Butter- assorted colours, Angora bonnets field & Co. Ltd. Phone 4202. FURNISHED: "CABLE END," Tucker's ana berets, baby nylon bonnets. AFRICAN VIOLETS— Latest varieties, Town. Three bedrooms, two bath­ Antoinettes. ' well established plants. Begonias, EDUCATIONAL rooms, etc.; private beach. Also fur­ ferns, 'ivies, etc. Mrs. Thomas Mur­ STAMP COLLECTING TRADE SERVICES nished cottage. South Shore, Paget: SEE OUR NEW I INE of dresses, raits, doch. Phone 1772. INTERNATIONAL CORRES­ two bedrooms, etc. Kitson & Co., Ltd. coats, wool jersey blouses, skirts. BRITISH EMPIRE STAMPS bought PONDENCE SCHOOL also complete Furnishings DURACLEANED smell Phone 4333. H. S. Critchley. Vasco da Gama, Bldg. BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH ROSETREES. and sold. Comprehensive stock. and short-term courses. Shorthand, fresher, look cleaner and last longer. Booking orders now, far Autumn Inspection invited. Stamp Shop, Reid typewriting ete. Avis Voices, Phone ADVANCE DRESS PATTERNS. Full Call DURACLEAN SERVICE at 9328. TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT, semi- service. Necchi Store, Hamilton delivery. Comdr. Bowie, Beid Hall Street, Hamilton. 2643. Building. PIANO TUNING. Call Kingsley A. furnished, Warwick, £ 26 per month. Ooen aU day, and St. George's Gift Swan, Devonshire West for prompt Kitson & Co, Ltd. Phone 4333. ' Shop. RA - PID - GRO — the miracle plant service, voicing, action regulating, SALE NOW ON. Substantial Reduc­ food. Wadsons. repairing. FURNISHED HOUSE AND COTTAGE tions. All Una. The Royal British, LADYBIRD ELECTRIC LAWN- together er individually, Pitts Bay Front St. Road. Phone 3074. MOWERS are efficient, economical easy to use. £24.10 with 100-ft cable at Young, Trott ft Co., Ltd., INSURANCE COTTAGE ACCOMMODATION! Food Supplies Richmond Roar1. availab'e Breezie Brae Inn, Paget MERCHANTS WHO ARE OVER­ Near beach. Also guest rooms with BERMUDA BRED TURKEYS fresh STOCKED store stock wtth w»r- breakfast. Near beach. Call 3307. muda Transfer and Storage Co., Ltd. from the {arm to yea. Available Miscellaneous Phone 1434. frozen as well as fresh. On sale now Private COXEAGES and APART­ at Freeza Fresh •'oods. Paget. CHILD'S PEDAL CAR 80/-, child's PROTECT YOUR JEWELLERY and MENTS; maid service and utilitie_ Phone 3947. tricycle 70/-, baby crib complete, other valuables from theft, dama.es. incluJed; dally rates. Phone Bermuda £ 10. Excellent condition. Phone Call Bermuda Fire' & Marine Insur­ Cottages 4027. 2284. ance Company. Radio BEXION SLOTTED STEEL ANGLE— TAXIS AMD TRUCKS must be insured LOVELY HOME, Smith's Parish, fur­ MURPHY "128" RADIO. Receiver 8 Has unlimited uses for shelving, dis­ before December 31st. Harnett & nished, on water front. Seven wave band, press button selector. play racks, etc. Panels and castors Richardson, Front Street, can arrange rooms, two bathrooms, laundry, gar­ As new. Phone 3928. also supplied. We can build it for •k m Black, two shades of "OWN YOUR OWN this for you. age, ete. Kitson & Co.. Ltd., 4333. ilea if required. Sunshine Supply Co., Brown, Oxblood, Blue and Reid Street. THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE, furnished, Office Equipment Neutral. A Kiwi shine lasts all modern conveniences, in South SIX PIECE BEDROOM SET. twin beds, KIWI longer because the polish is Devonshire, excellent location. Tele­ NEED A TYPEWRITER? We carry lady's bicycle. Rug. 9x12. Call 2221 FOR SALE I phone 1340. excellent used models both port­ before 10 a.m. and after 6 p.m. made only from the finest ables and standards. Purvis Ltd. CaU 1251. CEDAR FIREWOOD. Cut to fireplace waxes and dyes. WAX SHOE POLISH FOR RENT length.. For flu thei particulars. A Modern 7 Room Home CORONA PORTABLE TYPEWRITER, Phone 1049 between 6 and 7.30 1 Bedroom Cottage no carrying ease. £8. Phone 2059. evenings. Agents: Messrs. H. A. & E. Smith Ltd., Hamilton, BERMUDA Located in Pembroke Park FOR RENT BERMUDA CHRISTMAS CARDS — Sporting Goods Seven attractive scenes, suitable for situated on tiie South Shore personalised greetings. Bermuda REASONABLY PRICED handy to beaches furnished BE* 0r FOOTBALL NETS. L. G. Press, Stationery Store. Boorman. 1744. Phone 4370 near Hamilton NEW STROHMENGER PIANOS, Just RILEY'S "HOME" BILLIARD arrived. Putty tropicalised for I MYER M. MALLOY TABLES. Russian Billiard Tables Bermuda. The Little French a__op. Delightful any "Championship" Table Tennis L. P. Gutteridge Tables. Contact Norman Sumpter. ELECTRIC LIGHT BULBS—Mullard, ' "The Friendly Realtof' 40, 60 watt, 1/6 each; 75, 100 watt, j Bank of Bermuda Building 1/9 each. Special discount to the Vallis Building Phone 4193 Two-Bedroom Cottage trade. Young Troit^_ Co., Ltd. EUP t>06 ODORS Hamilton Builders' Supplies 10343+f. 103S0+___. Bathroom MEDICINE CABINETS I Exceptionally well'equipped, KITCHEN COUNTERS and Cabinets with mirror fronts, three types, built to order. Ambard & Company. 50/-. 85/-, £8.10. Chesley E. White terraced garden overlooking East Broadway. St Son. Buy KEN-L-RATION Dog Food the harbour, own waterfront. CONCRETE MIXERS for hire. By the day or by the week. Ring 4584. Real Estate with magic CHLOROPHYLLIN We offer Handicraft SIX-ROOM COTTAGE — Large lot, overlooking South Shore, Warwick, GIFTS—Hand tooled from flnem Ber­ reasonable. Bermuda Tourist Bureau, muda Cedar in all uma kilns. John Phone 5344. FOR SALE Oavis. Cedar Shop, Somerset. GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE with in that delightful residential Pets Small Quest Cottage; well located in Southampton. Bermuda Tourist section known as Jennings Bureau, Phone 5344. Land, Smith's Parish POLICE PUPPIES. Phone 3385. FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE — No modern conveniences; Shelly , Bay district: £3.950. Bermuda Tourist Bureau. an Phone 5344. WANTED MODERN FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE, large garden, near Middle Rd, Devonshire. Bermuda Tourist Bureau, Attractive Home Phone 5344. Real Estate NEWLY BUILT, well-located Two- with the following Bedroom Cottage, Ord Rd., Paget. accommodation: Mortgages Bermuda Tourist Bureau, Phone 5344. THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE and gnr- age. Morgans Rd., Warwick. Con­ Living Dining Room cor_?- £1,500,0.0 venient to school and ferries. Phone bination with fireplace, fSS. £2,000.0.0 very well appointed TWO-BEDROOM COTTAGE near Long kitchen, three bedrooms, Bay, Warwick; newly built; reason­ £2,500.0.0 ably priced. Bermuda Tourist Bureau, ow—your dog can .have the complete nourishment tiled bathroom, garage. PhOne 5344. , N Ken-L-Ration is known for, plua the new and wiH pay 6% NEWLY-BUILT HOUSE — Completely Grounds that have an modern; magnificent water "Views; sensational odor-destroying benefits of chlorophyllin — Harrington Hundreds. Bermuda all at oo mmtta coat! area of approximately All good securities Tourist Bureau. Phone 5344. three-quarters of an acre Ken-L-Ration with chlorophyllin eliminates breath and FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE — All modem body odor . . . solves a long standing problem with dog are well landscaped. conveniences. Cedar Hill. Warwick; £3,950. Bermuda Tourist Bureau, owners who say new Ken-L-Ration brings unbelievable MYER M. MALLOY Phone 5344. Available furnished results. Vallis Bldg. Phone 4193 COTTAGE on waterfront at Harring­ ton Sound. Seasonable to approved Start feeding Ken-L-Ration today and say good-bye £12,000 purchaser. Bermuda Tourist Bureau, to dog odors forever I I03O»tf. Phone 5344. ROUSES, Cottages and Building '..... •-..:...... Unfurnished £10,300 Lots. Well located and reasonably priced. Bermuda Tourist Bureau, Phone 5344. For appointment to view apply: OUTSTANDING NUTRITION VALUE! GENTLEMAN'S modern four-bedroom FOR SALE residence on large lot ln Warwick. FORTIFIED WITH CHLOROPHYLLIN! FLITCROFT ft COMPANY Bermuda Tourist Bureau. Phone 6344. As a going concern HOUSE AND LARGE LOT OF LAND Canned dog food. It's packed with lean Mercury House, Front Street in Paget Parish. Sound investment. red meat... choice cuts of U. S. Govern­ Hamilton Phone 2953 A. F. Smith. Phone 5115. ment Inspected horse meat. The dog strop ATTRACTIVE TWO-BEDROOM COT­ food that ends dog odors—fasti 991-tmwi. TAGE in Somerset. Fully furnished, With SMALL STOCK 50ft. waterfront: modern kitchen. in excellent business locality Butterfield & Co., Ltd. Fhone 4202. NEW TWO-BEDROOM COTTAGE, For Further Particulars Berry Hill. Garage, porch, ete. £8,000. Butterfield & Co, Ltd We Have Write Box 10362 Bermuda Press Phone 4303. 103*2+.*. VARIOUS PROPERTIES at reasonable KEN-L-RATION prices. Butterfield & Co., Ltd £ FOR SALE Phone 4202. "* — Doodorlie* «« it Haurltfca, in the Mid-Ocean Club Area — Tucker's Town '-!• IV "BYWAYS" . NANCY Ernie Bushmiiler OR HE'LL with: "*Sk 7IHASTO DUCK Living Room — Dining Room KEEP MV AW AY TO SEE Teirraced Dining Palio. -M I EYg/ON HiM •IAT N| e 3 Bedrooms — 3 Bathrooms -. -mx $ \THCSE DAYS S-lRL-r- 2 Servants' Rooms with Bath Kitchen, Pantry, etc. jkjSj vmL- * Lovely Shaded Garden _- _S,»______! ^•This desirable property ts for sale'fully, furnished' Kitson & Company, Limited Ardleigh Cottage, Telephone: 4333 Reid Street, Hamilton. *$"' **2_5: _*• ***** it-* ~-«-«r4,"_-J_:• t> T&E ROYAL GAZETTE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1958 Pag* II

on Tuesday, the last previous HAMILTON SHOP ROBBED JORDANIANS ACCUSED TWO YEARS' GM FOR Gambling Condemned NEW YORK MARKET trading day. In the morning American Sugar, which announ­ ced a price cut on refined sugar, ; OVER HOLIDAY. OF ABDUCTIONS KILLING BLACKMAILER NEW YORK, November 12 (AP). and after work —Steels gave the stock market a was oil % at 50 y<_. Wesleyan Methodist Church touch of buoyancy today and the RKO Theatre, Tuesdays most freshen up with... A Hamilton dress shop was (Special to The Mew York Times first advance of tbe week was active issue, was at the top of the broken into over the Armistice and The Royal Gazette) Russian Shot Ex-Mistress registered. Advancing with steels list again today unchanged at Day holiday and goods valued at TEL AVIV, November 12.—A were railroads, oil, coppers, chemi­ 4 3/8 with 37,300 shares traded, ft £185 were stolen. charge that Jordanian soldiers To Save "Madame X* Holds Annual Convention cals and rubbers. - was followed by U.S. Steel, up Humphreys Milady's dress shop, located in fired at Israelis harvesting olives 1/8 at 37 5/8, Du Pont, up 1/8 at Washington Lane, was reported The Associated Press average of 102 5/8, Pepsi-Cola, up 1/8 at this afternoon and abducted 11 PARIS, November 12 (Reuter). 60 stocks gained 20 cents at $170.60. WITCH HAZEL to have been altered between persons was made by an Israeli —Handsome Lazare Gelfand was Continued from page 1 13 %, and American Telephone up closing time on Tuesday and early The industrial component added 30 1/8 at 155 Vz. You scalp will lie pleasant)* Army spokesman tonight. gaoled for two years today for distressed at the condition of the Organists were Miss Jean cents, railroads gained 10 cents Thursday morning, when the rob­ shooting to death his discarded —and healthfully—refreshed Eight Israeli-Arab women, two church's training college in Cana­ Preece, assisted by Mrs. Lois and utilities were unchanged. bery was discovered by Mr. children and a Jewish watchman mistress to protect the honour da. Smith, and Mr. C. T. Forward. when jom massage it with Wesley Gayle, proprietor of the were said to have been abducted. and marriage of his friend Mr. Gordon Kendall, Convenor Solists were Mrs. Violet Mallory There were 1,143 individual issues shop. The spokesman said that the "Madame X," the young wife ef of Missions, announced in his and Mrs. Oliver Spurling. traded, oi which 491 advanced and STOCK MARKET WTTCH HAZEL! You'll find it an elderly industrialist. 366 declined, with new highs and Mr. Gayle said that entrance Army was informed later by missionary and maintenance re­ The Ladies - Aid of Grace a soothing after-shave was apparently gained through a Jordanians that one woman was in Gallant to the* last, the Russian- port that the Synod in Canada had new lows for the year each a- EXCHANGE PRICES born Romeo defended the dead Church served refreshments in mounting to 20. Volume came to lotion, too! Bay s basement. The robber or robbers a serious condition and that the provided some $3,850,000 tat this the 'afternoon. watchman was also injured. blackmailer, 37-year-old Edith 1,390,000 shares against 1,340,000 bottle of marvelous went through Ddsmont's Shoe year's "M and M" budget. He Store and into Milady's, smashing The spokesman said armed Tabouriech, from a scathing added that so far this year HUMPHREYS WITCH a partition. attack by Judge de Moissac, who Bermuda had raised some Furnished by Courtesy of Jordanians, described by 'an called her a .selfish, grasping HAZEL today! 1 Stolen articles included suits, eyewitness as soldiers, crossed 150 £1,749.16.9, compared with the " Thanks a Million, Dreft! " say Mothers overcoats, shirts, belts, and shoes meters inside Israeli territory to woman. total for last year of just over The Bank of N. T. from Dismont's. launch the attack. "For the sake of her memory £1,400. I - would ssy no more," said When the Jordanians were Gelfand with emotion. "She has One of the guest speakers, Butterfield & Son, Ltd. approached by Israeli delegates to paid dearly enough. I pray for Chaplain Benjamin F. Hughes, of Dreft's sjeeeart care the mixed armistice commission her soul." the U.S. Naval Station, spoke on they let them see the woman, who the parable ol tbe talents. He de­ CANADIAN STOCK was seriously wounded, and the Gelfand, 44, who has a wide reputation as A rake here, was clared his belief in the axiom, "If NOON QUOTATIONS injured watchman, the Israeli you don't oae, you shall lose." keeps woollies softer, Army spokesman said. accused of murdering Edith in Aluminium 47 *>/. GENERAL CONTRACTING August, 1951. He has been free Mr. J. L. Dawson Gibson, secre­ Israel demanded the immediate Bank of Montreal 35% on bail since, after recovering tary - treasurer ol the Church, fresh as new! Bell Telephone 39 V. return of all 11, the spokesman from a suicide attempt. gave a detailed report of the added. Israel has requested an Britalta Oil ... - 3.76 The accused told the court he activities undertaken by load Canada Cement 77% and investigation by United Nations ended his year-long association MBS. LEVETT observers. Methodist churches during the "Thanks to Dreft, Canadian Pacific Railway .. 22% with Edith after forming a year and their results. He also Katherine's woollies Consol. Mining & Smelting . 23% The spokesman referred to the platonic friendship with Madame announced that Rev. Loring had mt always perfectl" Consolidated Paper 39% ^$r __* incident as "serious" and said an X, known to be the young, pretty been elected to serve as chairman KI Hollinger nil emergency meeting of the mixed wife of a wealthy Paris industri­ of the Synod for, the coming year. Home Oil nil armistice commission had also alist and mother of two children." RS. NORMA LEVETT, who lives at Dr. Marjorie Hallett, head­ M " Wendela' Imperial Oil 28% V* been requested. "ANGEL ON EARTH" *, Harrow-on-the-HiD, International Nickel 37 V_ mistress of the Bermuda High says : " My baby Katherine's woollies He said that Madame X was School lor Girls, gave a talk on would shrink and ' yellow'. But now I use Noranda 63 \ "never my mistress — she was an impressions of her recent trip to Dreft they're always clean, soft and white Shawinigan Water 38 'i About 550 kinds of rats are angel on earth." Gelfand told the Europe. She said that although as new. There's nothing so safe as Dreft know, three of which have become court they used to have tea to­ there were still ruined buildings for washing woollies." True I In'fact, Exterior serious pests for man. gether and discuss art and music. scientists have proved that Dreft is London and South African stock and devastated districts, "through closing quotations not received. and Bot Edith was not convinced it all something beautiful can still actually safest of aB I of the innocence of his new be seen." friendship. She threatened to tell "In spite of devastation, it Interior the husband unless Gelfand paid AUDREY WHITE says: 'Tee BANK OF ENGLAND OFFICIAL seems that we are always being just bought one of these The Market her bills. He gave bar 65,000 reminded of God," was her com­ RATE FOR UNITED STATES francs (£65), a suit and a dress. net* cotton twin-sets. COLOUR WASHING St. George's ment. It looks and feels EXCHANGE In August, 1951, she came back $2.810625 $2.81 for a fur coat. Gelfand said he There were both afternoon and like wool — so to i CASH SPECIALS had no money available. Edith evening sessions of tbe conven­ keep it soft I'll | Bank buying rate $2.8250 I will give refused to wait, so be shot her. tion, with an address by tbe Rev. give it a reg­ $1.00 equals 7/1 Friday and Saturday Dr. Norman Guy in the evening. ular dip in Picnic Hams (Swift) per lb. 4/6 He turned the gun on himself and Dreftf an estimate on any of these jobs or build you the bullet narrowly missed his Devotional periods were conduc­ Bank selling rate $2.80 a house Lee Lamb per lb. 3/6 heart. ted by Rev. A. H. Long and Rev. $1.00 equals 7/2 Lamb Chops .. per lb. 3/6 J. A. Berridge. Roast Veal - per lb. 4/8 Before sentencing him the CANADIAN FREE RATE We use an Electric Machine which runs off Cut Up Chicken judge spoke of Gelfand's valiant London (Swift) per lb. 6/6 service with the Resistance 110 volts, for taking off old wash from exterior during World War II and the LONDON, November 12 $2.748125 $2.7475 Bologna •... per lb. 4/- Montreal and interior walls, Ox Liver per lb. 2/6 death in 1950 of the woman with (Reuter).—British production of Potatoes per 10 lb. 4/- whom he had lived for 15 years. steel and iron reached record $2.75 $2.74625 Country Kist Peas per 3 tins. 4/- Gelfand nodded his agreement. levels during October, it has been Bank buying rate $2.7650 'I lost all lust for life after that," announced here. Steel output If you have in mind to build a driveway, Libby's I has Beans .. per tin 1/3 $1.00 equals 7/3 Sawyers Tomatoes ... per tin 1/9 he said. daring tbe month averaged we can give you an estimate for a concrete "Really?" asked the judge 355,000 tons a week, and pig iron Bank selling rate $2.73 Stork Carrots per tin 1/8 production averaged 221,500 tons. driveway. Hants Peaches (lge.) . par tin 3/8 sceptically. $1.00 equals 7/4 Hunts Fruit Cocktail The foregoing are yesterday's (lge.) per tin 3/6 _ H_____Y 40_.UT_ FfcODUOf clQsing prices. If also you have in mind to have a home Grapefruit Juice built in 1954, now is the time to let us have the (Libby's) per tin 1/2 Rupert's Coral Island—*J7 plans, so that we can make an early start in Blended Juice (Libby's) per tin 1/4 \ _*&__. the New Year. Mayonnaise (Hellmans) per Qt. 6/6 Salmon (6 oz) per tin 2/3 In Time For Christmas! After IS years in the field we are interested Morning Glory ______: in giving you an estimate from £10 to £50,000 Sardines per 3 tins 3/6 Lax (small) per 3 pkt 3/3 according to plans and specifications. Rinso (small) per 3 pkts. 3/3 S& A New Shipment Lifebuoy Soap .. .-per 3 cakes 2/- Royaltex Toilet Tissue per 3 rolls 2/6 Ll. N. Butterfield Alee Milk per 6 tins 5/1 " '''t§§2 of . T Brooke Bond Tea M per 4 x xk lb. pkts. 5/6 ' "^ d General Contractor Chivers Black Currant The flying fishe_ obey their fear oi running into the shallows. Phone 5049 Jam per bot. 1/9 Older, and, u spite at the Mer- Once the wheels at the sandboai MAYTAG WASHERS boy'i sudden departure, they touch the sand the fishes drop Please Place .Xmas Orders Now their lowing lines and ram back 10344tf. mike straight for the land. The towards the open sea while Rupert To Insure Delivery speedboat, with the three Guides leaps ashore. " Hew marvellous," calling excitedly, gains on Rupert he laughs. • This is' the very 'ipidly but has to veer away for spot I started from yesterday." *0. RIGHTS RESERVED I

Piggly Wiggly .Market BREAKFAST SPECIAL LUNCH SPECIAL 1 dos En* 2 lbs. 7 os. Box Chicken 1 lb. Bacon 2 lbs. Tender Sirloin Steak 1 lb. Butter 4 lbs. Potatoes 4 lbs. Sugar 1 can Polly Prim Peas 3 cans Pet Milk 1 pkt. Corn Flakes 1 can Corn 1 pkt. Robin Hood Oats 1 can Carrots, 20 ozs. 1 can Nestles Quick 1 pkt. Carolina Rice 1 pkt. Kraft Cheese 4 lbs. Apples 9 Items For 29/6 8 Items For 35/- MEAT SPECIAL FISH SPECIAL Choice of over 6,000,000 housewives! i 2 cans Libby's Pork and Beans 2 lbs. Cod Fish In Round and Square Type Models, as well as the Automatic 3 cans Vienna Sausages 2 cans Red Salmon Spin-Dry Type. 2 cans Libby's Deviled Ham 2 cans Tuna Fish 2 cans Libby's Potted Meat 3 cans. Ella Sardines 1 can Corned Beef What The Maytag Offers You: 10 Cans For 16/9 For 16/- The average week's wash can be done in an hour. Your clothes will be washed cleaner, quicker, without wear. the BASIC TOILET SPECIAL LAUNDRY SPECIAL You save on soap, water and electricity. 1 Waldorf Tissue 1 bot. Bleach The Maytag will render you a lifetime of faithful service. 1 cake Swan Soap 1 cake Palmoiive Soap 1 large Rinso Drop- in lor a demonstration oi the Maytag on your next 1 cake Lux Soap 2 bars Sunlight Soap | SHEATH 1 pkt. Lux flakes trip to Hamilton. 1 cake Lifebuoy Soap 1 large Vim 1 pkt. Starch Priced from 95/- 1 pkt. Brillo 1 dos. Clothes Pegs ^Peatman, °MaiUn^ion W 9DC. 7 Items For 6/9 6 Items Far l|/3 Household Deft. 2nd Floor Phone 4141 Buy All The Specials And Save Money! mil Basically beautiful . . . our slim sheath ... of myriad charms, of changeable BUFFALO BILL By Fred Meagher moods . . . your accessories moke all TTAKE 17 6ASY SO'S I **!• iTHiS t$ A TUNNEL /jS§§f ICAN PUSH THE LOG WELL • ll SEE LIGHT UP Willf the difference ! [AHEAD OF US/ t-^^g^tm ffcTjTlur AHEAD/ MfSJ

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in an elegant fashion from Trimingham's, of course

For the Royal Function OF for

Holiday festivities, here you will 1

find the important dress ... the

complementary shoe ... the right

glove and perfect handbag ...

for the distinguished tout-ensemble.

your gown from our one-of-a kind New York designer originals. Pastels and deep tones.

the midas touch at your feet in gold and silver sandals or in brocade pumps.

barely there . . . exquisite Sapphire nylons in dress and evening sheers. Exciting colours.

beautiful bags from our handbag department or the French Shop. In fabulous fabrics or precious petit point (admittedly a luxury).

gloves by all means in formal or informal lengths. Impeccable white doeskins or fashionable fabrics.

your jewels — your own, or glittering conversation pieces with that precious look. From our French Shop.

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