UGHTINaUP TIME 6.54 p.m. Yesterdays Weather Maximum temperature ... 7S.6 f TIDE TABLE FOR SEPT. Minimum temperature . . . 71.6 High Law Rainfall 1.28 inches Data Water Water Sun- Sun- a.m. pjn. ajn. oJn. riae sot Sunshine 0.4 hours IS 1.10 - 2.06 7.21 8 44 6.03 6 24 17 2.20 3.18 828 9.51 6.04 6.23 18 3.36 4.24 9.42 10.52 6.04 6 22 KZtllt

VOL. 33 — NO. 213 HAMILTON. BERMUDA. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1953 6D PER COPY U.R Shelves Question Of POLICE OFFER £50 REWARD Red China's Admission; IN SMITH SHOOTING_CASE Woman President Elected MEW YORK, September 15 (Reuter). — The United I Wanted Man Reported Nations General Assembly today voted to paatpone for this Fire In Hospitol year die question of Chinese Communist admission to the United Nations. iSeen Twice Yesterday The vote was on a United States proposal, backed by Shed Near Petrol Britain, after Bfr. Andrei Vishinsky, ihe Soviet delegate, had demanded that the Chinese Communists be seated in place Store Underground A £50 reward has been offered by the Commissioner of Nationalist Chinese representatives. of Police, Mr. R. G. Henderson, to anyone giving information Among the 10 states which voted against the United About 60 firemen and more than which wiH lead to the arrest and conviction of any person or 200 volunteer helpers last night persons connected with the shooting on Sunday nieht of States proposal to postpone the issue were Indonesia, Burma, Miss Marie Viola Smith. India, Yugoslavia and the .Soviet group of five. fought a fire in a shed behind the King Edward VII Memorial Hos­ Miss Smith is in hospital and last night her condition waMrss ejecte. Vijalaksmd presideni Pandit of tth oef IndiGena­ pital near an underground-petrol remained critical. She was shot as she was making her eral Assembly as tbe eighth regu­ tank. way towards her home at Ord Road, Paget, the bullet from Russia Announces lar session of the Assembly opened After fighting the flames tel* a .303 rifle hitting her in the liver. opened here today. three quarters of an hour fireman brought tbe blaze under control. Olive-* Burchall Paynter, Miss Smith's boy friend, wanted The Assembly of 60 nations The shed was still standing, but "New Deat" To broke all precedent by electing its timbers were charred and by the police for questioning in the case, has not yet been tbeir first woman president. materials stored inside it were found despite a Colony-wide hunt for him. Police, at times Thirty seven countries voted for ruined. with police dogs to assist them, have searched in the area Get Mare Foodf. Mrs. Pandit, sister of Mr. Nehru, Prime Minister of India, and 22 Part of the shed, built of wood of Paynter's home in St. George's and other likely places LONDON, September 15 (Reu for -"Tince Wan Waithayakon, with top and sides of corrugated without success. ter}.—Moscow Radio today an-, head of Ihe Siamese delegation asbestos roofing, was used as a Last night a report that a man The police are conducting a nounced tbe appointment of a who was the only other candidate. garage fer an ambulance, which i resembling Paynter had been seen systematic search of all the six-man team — all 'Stalin men' Mrs, Pandit immediately took was taken out in time to avoid in the* Tamarind Vale area of known biding places on the and two of them former Politburo | her place in the presidential chair damage. An employees' lunch I Warwick sent police rushing out Island and are keeping a special to warm and prolonged applause room occupied another part, and there at 9.30. No trace of watch on the places Paynter was members — to direct the reor­ the rest was used for storing paint, ganisation of Russian agriculture The election for the presidency I Paynter was found. known to frequent. There are and to supply food and consumer J was conducted by secret ballot, lumber and other materials. A A car which was taken on I many places where a man can goods to the population. At the | the delegates filing by the ballot rti a chine saw in the shed was also j Monday night from the Friswellb hide, however, and police sus­ removed before fire damaged it. j HOI'area of Pembroke was re- pect someone may be helping same time Moscow disclosed de- box in alphabetical order . The underground petrol tank Paynter. They have issued a tails of a "nfew d-al" for farmers Sixty votes were. cast, but one I covered at 6.30 p.m. yesterday was declared invalid. was only a tew feet away from the i in Southampton It had been warning of the serious con­ and peasants, ordered by tbe Pre­ blaze; No petrol was stored in the sequences of aiding a wanted mier, Mr. Georgi Malenkov,* last The United States, the British ! suggested that tfae car, a Morris shed, which measured about 25 Minor belonging to Sergeant man. month. Commonwealth or Nations (Witb by 15 feet. The new "get rich quick" farm [the exception, it was understood, ! Hynes. of Kindley Air Force Base, All carriers have been notified, plan is designed to encourage of South Africa), the Arab states, Mr. Charles' Talbot, manager of f might have been taken by Paynter's description has been farmers to increase production of the majority Of tte Asian nations, -the hospital, indicated that the' •Pavnter. . circulated, and a watch is being livestock, crops, vegetables arid j the Scandinavian countries, Israel I died would be replaced by a more At noon yesterday a man kept on all ships and aircraft all foodstuffs. It has been drawn land some of the Latin American substantial building and estimated [similar in appearance to Paynter leaving the Colony. countries were believed to have the replacement value at over was seen near the Agricultural A check is being carried out on up to meet an evidently critical [£2,500. i Station. The man who spotted situation in agriculture. Voted for Mrs. Pandit, ~ vehicles, particularly those The fire was spotted by a visitor him, a man who knows Paynter. moving between Hamilton and St. PRESSING PRIORITY Prince Wan's supporters were believed to have included France J at tbe hospital, Who notified tbe I turned his car round and George's. A roadblock was set In future the Soviet Govern- | night supervisor. The alarm | attempted to go back to find him. j up on the Causeway on Monday ment will pay five and a half and the Benelux countries ahd most of the Latin-American went at 6.30 pjn. The man had disappeared, how-j and vehicles were again being times the previous price for de­ Smoke billowed over the hos­ ever, and could not be found on checked on tbe Kindley Field liveries of cattle and poultry — group. Mr. Vishinsky, the Soviet dele­ pital while the fire was at its any of tbe* side roads nearby. Road yesterday, (-hecks were tbe most pressing priority on the peak an<} flames could be seen a * 0o Monday evening police made in other places. agricultural front. This was dis- gate, went to the rostrum and con­ went to Simmons Beach after gratulated Mrs. Pandit. He was mile away. As darkness fell i Paynter, whose picture was closed in the official ^^P?*! holographed shakinfcber hand firemen and helpers fought the! Paynter" was reported there. published yesterday, is a coloured on agriculture drawn jip by the** m^ f^^ wear|nft, a lisfat blaze in the glare of a searchlight The coffin containing tbe body of .the late Canon Arthur Tucker is borne down the steps ef old St. FLYING SQUAD READY , Bermudian, aged 24 years, with a 'kiarty s*ecretary Mr. Khrushchev, grey sari trimmed with gold, re­ and headlights of cars and fire "*" "Peter's Chunk. St. George's, for burial in the family vault. The Bishop of Bermuda (bare­ An bight-man police squad Is light skin, about five foot six or wnd published all Moscow plied. f_*o_-""*the nwtrdfn: "Your trucks. headed) precedes the coffin as it leaves the church Canon Tucker served, ao long. ready at all times to speed to any seven inches in height, medium papers today i choice is a tribute to my nation Four fire brigade vehicles part of the Island if Paynter is build, with a small moustache — The price paid for milk and __andA a_ __ " „_:».__. „* U_-//_««„„~J turned out in response to tbe spotted. Within a few minutes, although this may now be shaved ,••__.. ZnH tw, ^.n„w_^ TV.- _t_<. recognition of her profound butter will be doubled. 'The state ! desire to serve the purposes of alarm, two trucks and two pick­ squad cars and motor-cycles can off. When last seen he was wear­ will pay one and a half times as the United Nations 'and, through ups. Two trailer pumps were also be on tbe spot and reinforcements ing a light yellow sports shirt and much for potatoes and will in­ them, the paramount interest of brought to tbe scene. Rai fa can be called up quickly. blue-grey trousers. crease the price for other vege­ world peace. A powerful portable searchlight Bishop Conducts Lastl^f " " tables by 25 to 40 per eent. "It is also a recognition of the was used after the fire was ex­ Near| AAn lnch The price increases apply to effort that women have played tinguished to survey the debris T. P. B. Chairman's Addres_- i deliveries from the state and col­ and are playing in furthering the for smouldering timbers. n._ r n T I l y lective farms which bave to meet aims and purposes of this The cause of the fire had not Continued on Pafe 2 organisation." been determined last night. Kites FOr Canon lUCKer Above Normal August, despite a dry start, Tourist Trade Growing Nearly 200 people, relatives and friends of the late Canon produced rainfall nearly an inch Arthur Tudor Tucker, who died en Sunday in bis 89th year, filed above normal, reducing the year's into the Cathedral and later into St. Peter's Church. St. George's, deficit from 6.2 inches t o 5.3 yesterday morning to attend funeral services for the clergyman indies, according to the monthly weather bulletin -issued yesterday Still, But Everyone Must who looked after the spiritual welfare of hundreds of Bermudians by Dr. W. A. Macky, Government for 65 yean. Meteorologist. Canon Tucker's remains were received at the Cathedral on Heavy falls in the middle of the Monday evening by the Bishop of Bermuda, tbe Rt. Rev. J. A. I month and during the test three Help To Keep It Healthy I days gave the month a total of Jagoe, and tbe new Canon Residentiary, Canon W. J. Manning, •6.74 Inches. The heaviest day's who said Vespers. fall was 1.64 inches on the 30th, The Hon. N. H. P. Vesey, M.C.P., chairman of the Trade An all-night vigil then began by members of the Confraternity and the longest duration of rain­ Development Board, said yesterday that prospects for the of the Blessed Sacrament, clergy and friends of the late • Canon. fall was 3.2 hours on the 29th. autumn and winter tourist seasons were good, but warned At 9 a.m. yesterday the Bishop, served by Mr. L. N. (Dickie) The bulletin goes on to state his audience of Hamilton Rotarians against complacency in | that the average temperature for Tucker, one of Canon Tucker's sons, conducted a solemn requiem. the month was 81.2 degrees, about the Colony's present prosperity. He condemned the Canons and clergy of the diocese were present in tbeir stalls. _• degree above normal, with j attitude he said was shared by many people of sitting back At the conclusion of the ceremony the Rev. Frank Ross the highest of 89J being recorded and "letting George do it." escorted the remains to the west door of the Cathedral, where a on !!_f ™..and*Jhe lowest of 70'4 Mr. Vesey, while presenting a favourable overall report ot hearse was waiting to take them to St. George's for committal. on the 30th. ., _ . , /» . r . • i J i. ^i_ The Bishop also conducted the' service at St. Peter's, where August 6 was the only day on £e to"™4 ******?•* and announcing p&ns made by the the Rev. Sidney Little assisted on behalf of the local clergy. The which temperatures did not fall Cunard Line to bring more visitors from the Umted Kingdom late Canon's remains were then placed in the family vault ta below 80 and the 30th the only to Bermuda this winter, emphasised the need for a faster the churchyard. onThe oen whic7th hwa its ditbd eno hottest rise t to da8iy. j (^dar clearance and re-planting programme. Among the family mourners ware Mr. aad Mrs. Arthur St. with a mean of 82.5 and the 30th The Board of Agriculture, hep tbe coolest with a mean of 74.9. said, was doing an excellent job fine climate, beaches and scenery, George Tuoker, son and daughter-in-law; Mr. and Mrs. L. N. The sea temperature was near with roadside clearance and one but the latter is being spoiled by Tucker, son and daughter-in-law; Mrs. T. W. G. Shelley, daughter; 86 degrees throughout tbe month, parish, through its arbor society, \ the presence of so many dead Mr. Arthur Tudor Tucker, grandson, and Mrs. Elizabeth Leighton, the highest of 86.9 being recorded was backing it up. , cedar trees. granddaughter. ••'_§£' ". Ca_tiaa»pi •• Pate 9 "But we feel we have got to do "It is impossible for the Board a great deal more. WO have a I of Agriculture to clear everyone's land of trees, but it has to be done and the people who are able to do RIGDEN'S STORY it must get busy themselves," Mr. Vesey declared. For those who were not in a Egypt!inns - Sent position to do their own clearing, the speaker suggested utilising the parish vestries in the same "Kidnapped" Man I way as they were employed to The charred interior of the shed behind the King Edward Hospital after the fire was extinguished finance the paving of estate roads. last night. "I believe this is the shortest Off To Paris method of having the place cleaned up," he continued. (Special to The Haw York Times SIR WILTON TO TAKE and Tbe Royal Gazette) "Otherwise, one or two stiff blows LONDON, September 15. — wfll make Bermuda look more BAHAMAS WARNED OF Aircraftman T. C. Rigden, who sorry than it is now. I urge you HOLIDAY IN FRANCE created an international incident to use your influence to get by disappearing in the Suez Canal results." LONDON, September 15 (Reu­ Zone and reappearing nearly BERMUDA'S BIG SHARE ter). — Sir Winston Churchill is HURRICANE EDNA! seven weeks later in Paris, was expected to leave Landon on released from custody today by Mr. Vesey, quoting some statis­ Thursday for a short-holiday in the Royal Air Force alter a two- tics on American holiday spend­ tbe south of France, it was auth- MIAMI, Florida, September 15 favourable for a more northerly week investigation. ing, said that $8 billion wu spent annually on vacations. Of . oritatively learned today. (Reuter)—A half grown hurricane curve later on. Coatinued oa Paf* 2 developed quickly lh the Atlantic Ibis would swing it away from this, $335 million was spent over­ He is expected to spend a holi­ seas, exclusive of fhe cost ot day at tbe Cap d'Ail villa owned today 930 miles south-west of land areas antd out into the open Miama, and the south-eastern Atlantic. north-west toward tbe U.S.A. it is transportation. by Canadian-born Lord Beaver- likely te begin turning northward rook Bahamas were warned to expect "It is winding up pretty fast A breakdown oi the 1951 figures (i*J( squalls and possible gales tonight. and increasing in intensity," Mr. sooh, but it will not affect Ber~ revealed that $48 million waa Norton said. It will have to be muda tomorrow." spent in France, $36 in the United The premier and Lady The tropical storm, fifth of the The hurricane was centered at season and named Edna for' tbe watched closely." Kingdom and $34 in Italy. Churehill yesterday returned from longitude 68.7 west, latitude 22.8 He had made investigations Balmoral, where they had been fifth letter of tite alphabet, pro­ * * * • __•****§ north — approximately 700 m|tes duced winds of 115 miles an hour. The hurricane will not affect locally and found that $22 mil-ion the Queen's guests. They south-south-west of Bermuda. was spent in Bermuda (hiring the travelled to Balmoral with the This morning the hurrica ne was Bermuda today according to a '.Another hurricane is in the bulletin issued by tbe Bermuda same year—-and that was a con- Queen by train on Saturday after centred about 240 miles north­ middle of the Gulf of Mexico, servative figure. attending a race meeting in west of San Juan, Puerto Rico. Metereological Station at 6 p.m. north of Yucatan. The hurricane last night. "That will give you some idea Doncaster. - Mr. Grady Norton, chief storm has not been tracked or charted Police engaged in the search for Oliver Paynter, wanted in connection with the shooting of Marie of tbe volume of business bere Sir Winston has called a Cabinet forecaster at the Miami Weather The bulletin reads: "The hurri- yet. Its position is approximately Smith, conducted a check on cars on the Kindley Field road to and from St. George's yesterday. compared with the U.K., which Bureau, said the storm was "in cane was centered near Tilrk's longitude 90 west, latitude 25 meeting for tomorrow* Bteeus- Passengers were scrutinised and care taken tbat mm one was hiding on the floor of a vehicle. Ccatianc-I aa Pag* t sions are expected to - include a .position whi'-h is rather Island at 6 p.m. It is moving west north. foreign affairs. v'gjp Page 2 *f!B|rjlOYAL GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1953

tjMWMMMMUMMNWNI ******** V.S. Initiative Needed _5panish-Amfificari detetiee and U\\t &igal (Saarifr THEY SAY Adenauer Sees U.S. - Spain Pact Near, But aid agreement. But he denied Published Daily that a pact might be signed at any Incorporating By A. M. PURCELL Signing Not Imminent moment: ^ The Royal Gazette (Bat. 1828). The Diary That Rotarians heard a wonder­ Stevenson Calls For New Europe United Mr. Dunn plans to fly to Sa_| .The Colonist and Daily News ful talk on the U.S. Coast MADRID, September 15 (Reu­ (Est. 1866). Guard's work. \W&t ter). — Mr. James C. Dunn, the Sebastian tomorrow to work out of /^a* * * Effort For Disarmament Because He Won United States Ambassador to details with the Spanish Foreign That like everyone -who has Spain, said today he was "very Minister, Senor Alberto Artajo — learned something of this work CHICAGO, September 15 (Beuter).—Mr. Adlai Steven­ (Special to The New York Times optimistic about the progress hi "but not for signature of the \ Samuel Pepys Teucer they were' astonished at tiie and The Royal Gazette) - negotiations" for a proposed agreement," he Said. extent of it. son, leader of tiie Democratic Party, called tonight for new BONN, September 15. — The \%%tji^mmixm>^mMmmm*M***^****^9*a***\t efforts at world disarmament and "durable assurances of West German Chancellor, Dr. * * • Konrad' Adenauer, predicted to­ U.S. and Canada Representative: Tuesday, September IStb. That tonight is the last chance non-aggression from Russia and all ihe, world." day that as a result of his victory S S. Koppe & Compare , Inc. for. seeing the 'teen-agers' on 630 Fifth Avenue A gentle rebuke from a kind "The door to the cwrfere-rce room is the door to peace. in the recent -West German correspondent in Somerset. the stage. Kew York City PIP pp. pp. Let it never be said that America was reluctant to enter it," general elections Western-Europe For a few .days ago, when I would be united, the European "Echoes of the Coronation" United Kingdom Representatives: learned of the U.S. aid to Persia, That is, one hopes, fin- a short he urged.?*;*-.! /Vfrica & Colonial Press Agency, Ltd. time only. The Democratic leader spoke to Army Would be created, and tbe 8 Red Lion Square t lightly remarked that this Soviet Government would lose a progr_u_-tme will be given in would enable Persia to continue * * . a nation-wide radio and television London, W.C.I, England. audience after what he said was Egyptians Sent 'Kidnapped" the cold war. her oil dispute with *G_rea!t That such good work should be The Chancellor, outlining the Tho Lecture Room of St. Paul's A.M.E. Church Proprietors: BrttutH. Sdmy unknown cor- the "sobering experience" of a continuous. trip to 26 nations and conferences iHan Off To Pom policy he intends his Govern­ Hamilton respondent very kindly sends me t t t ment to follow in its secend THEBERMUDAPRESS.LTD. an editorial from the New York Tbat householders are rejoicing with numerous world leaders. He reported tonight to die CoDtiaued From Page 1 four-year term, was speakihg to a Reid Street, Hamilton Times in which tiie writer * in fall tanks. meeting of the members ot his Tuesday, September 22nd, 195s apDlauds that "timely ai-f**^ American people that step by Though Rigden's account impli­ Editor: E. T. SAYER * * * step "We are winning the cold party, the Christian Democratic at 8.15 pjn. "We have -reason to be gratified cated the Egyptian Army in bis Union, who were elected to the Manager. FORD BAXTER That' perhaps the average rainfall war." ,Wl disappearance, tiie official report by the turn of events in this has been reached. NO TIME TO WOBBLE new Bundestag. including a speech by the Hon. G. A. Williams on troubled wj-pntry (Persia) - and to of the case was chiefly remark­ He said -felt the next four Subscription Wit—:. be glad we can be of help at tiie * * * But, he continued: "This is no able for its mildness. A. crisis "ECHOES OF THE -CORONATION" 1 Year* £7. 0. 0 *ZT. 5. • That in other places a "rain- time .to wobble or lower our occurred in Anglo - Egyptian yeaTs Wbuld be a time fbr making right time." guard, no time to go it alone." decisions of the greatest im­ S Months 3.15. 0 3.18. 9 This editorial, together with producer" was killed when bis affairs in July when the British Subscription 2/6 t Months 2. 8. 0 2. 2. 0 prediction of rain failed. He warned against disarma­ Canal Zone commander charged portance for the German people." the cutting from my morning p* * p» 1 Month 15. • 15. 6 ment by the United States alone. that Rigden had been kidnapped The Chancellor told the meet­ paper containing my foolish jest. That evidently a meteorologist But he said that world condi­ ing that the party's task was to Proceeds in aid of the Trustees of the said Church my correspondent sends me with has to be made of stern stuff. and searched Egyptian traffic into WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1*. 1993 tions were better and hope was and out of Ismailia for three days. consolidate the forces Of union in and— Charity the terse comment: POST and '*, *M- p» * p. West Europe. That one can learn pretty writ in the air. There was admiration MISSED THE BUS Riposte. for the U.S. in other countries, He pledged that the Christian Chairman I do indeed pray that tiie all about tbe forthcoming According to Rigden, the Air CYRIL D. SIMMONS, Esq. dficket hi the W.I. but also misunderstandings and Ministry statement said; "he got Democratic Parly would continue editorial contains the truth and concern. its foreign policy looking to­ 6718+wi m Reorganisation ||| that I greatly erred. * * * drunk in Ismailia" on July 9 and wards the union of East and West That there is still something to .,*^a*id everywhere," he said, missed tiie bus back to his R.A.F. * * * "people think they recognise the unit. At about midnight he Went Germany. Meeting an old friend yester­ be learned about that same ta Kremlin cricket here. dominant mood of America in with three Egyptians to a Mouse day and I find he had been in-. what is called MeCarthyism." in Ismailia where be was asked VIENNA, Austria, -September volved in some accident and had * * * 15 (Reuter). — More than 500,000 That many amateur politicians tiie world implied by that his name and unit. lie was locked Continuing received an ugly wound on bis Word toat book burning, persecu­ up and his paybook, identity card people, including businessmen fore-arm. are looking foi-ward to the tion and fear had invaded "the and money were taken away, but from 50 European and overseas But I did rebuke him. I re­ House getting to work. land of the free and the home returned the next day. countries,, visited tbe week-long 1 MOSCOW, September 15 minded him that long ago, when That members have had a long of the brave." Vienna international autumn (Reuter). — The reorganisation of Then the statement made its our Solons were* solemnly dis­ recess. Mr. Stevenson said that any sole reference to file Egyptian trade fair last week. Business the Soviet Government continued cussing tile coming of cars,, in pp. * * commitments tbe United States was reported "above average." tonight witb the establishment of answer to some criticism of tbe Army. "The next morning, July three new ministries, including a That yet an awful lot of work made to European allies to back 10, he was put on the Cairo train danger of such modern traffic awaits them. up assurance on non-aggression und^r escort. "He was met in separate one for the aviation in our old-fashioned country it must be on a long term basis, "for industry. was seriously pointed out that no * . • Cairo by Egyptian soldiers and That tite scientists are here for there is anxiety lest the shaping driven to Egyptian Army head­ The Kremlin announcement such danger exit-ted. Should a of our policy may be' slipping quarters, w h ere he was said the other two cover tiie pedestrian see an approaching a particular purpose. from ihe respected hands of interrogated." automotive industry and high­ car and perceive he was in * * # President Eisenhower into the danger, he should jump over a Rigden remained in Cairo until ways, and geology. That they are to study ocean hands of men leas concerned with August 8, "fer the most part at wall. currents. strengthening our alliances The new ministers appointed * * pp- a private flat" subject to surveil­ LEOPARDS CLUB were Ivan Alexei Likhachev, So I told my friend that instead That to most people tbey are abroad than with appeasing our lance and further interrogation, Automobile ahd Highways Minis­ of complaining of his accident he nothing except a warning hot isolationists at homV^ the statement continued. try; Petr Yakovlevtefa Antropov, should recognise that the fault t. swim too for out. GRIM URGENCY FALSE PASSPORT Regular Luncheon Geology; and Petr Vassilievich was,his for not taking the wise PI. _e * advice given. At the moment, the hydrogen He was then given an Egyptian Dementiev, Aviation. That a wise man once said tint bomb placed a grim and pressing passport made oat to a false name wfll be held Tomorrow at 1.30 p.m. The further reorganisation of We are too often complaining ''- - work of science is Io sub­ urgency on tiie international and a French visa on tUa passport Mr. Georgi Malenkov's admini­ of traffic accidents resulting in stitute facts fir appearances, situation, Mr. Stevenson went on. was obtained, his own photograph at the stration is the second announced injuries to pedestrians. But we and demonstrations for impres­ Efforts towards disarmament had being later substituted. The SOMERSET CRICKET CLUB ROOMS too often forget* tbat times have sions. in two days. Five new depart­ changed and that such pedes­ been stalemated for years, and he persons or agencies that per­ ments were announced yesterday. trians have no right on tbe road declared: "I think we should fix formed these acts were not Speci­ Tonight's announcement said our sights high again, as we did fied by the statement. LIONS CLUB The Annual Cricket Match —that belongs to the speedster in 1947, and revive tfae initiative the Automobile and Highways and the swerver. The airman was 'pot on a ship between Ministry had been set up to im­ Barbed Wire Along Public in re-exploring the possibility of for France "baying been supplied LUNCHEON prove the organisation of road * * * disarmament. Ihe alternative to With ticket ahd money," and THE LEOPARDS CLUB and SOMERSET CRICKET CLUB transport, provide passenger and A bright young boy was greatly safety through the effective plan arrived in Marseilles on August TODAY freight transport services and intrigued when he saw his mother Roads ft Be Taken Down for arms limitation is, through 18. He travelled to Paris by bus will be held at 10.00 a.m. improve highways. and older sister all dressed up in more masive military spending and was arrested by the French Entertainment: gorgeous white gowns, and Steps will be taken in due and more frightening Weapons police on August 28 arid turned Eagle's Nest Hotel The Geology Ministry had been Philip Dublin and his Orchestra formed to furtner research into would know tbe reason. So he course by the Public Works development." over to tbe British authorities. was told that they were going Department to enforce an order Mr Stevenson said he did not In conclusion tbe ministry said who will entertain during the afternoon the nation's natural resources. prohibiting barbed wire fences 12.30. p.m. Tbe new ministries set up to a wedding and that wfaite was know whether new approaches to that Rigden's conduct had been always worn cm such occasion, alongside public roads, The Royal Moscow on disarmament would "very foolish" but not "such as yesterday deal with foodstuffs, bn* that a wedding day was the Gazette learned yesterday. DANCING manufactured consumer goods. have any more impact now than to merit proceeding with a Kodachrome views domestic trade, foreign trade and happiest day in a woman's life.. An order Was published on in the past. charge." Starting at 9 p.m. on the Peinciana Terrace state farms. The small boy was duly impres­ June • ih the Official Gazette Yet, he said, conditions bad of Western Canada The reorganisation is seen here sed, but he asked a question: ordering the removal of such changed —• Russian threats had revolt in the satellites had Friends Cordially Invited as an administrative move to give "Then why do the men all wear fences within ten feet of tiie produced the massing of military brought changes inside Russia, 67*9+ effect to Government plans which black?" roadside by August 31. power of '-tiie non-Communist Mr. Stevenson added. call for a "sharp rise" in produc­ I I fear me that boy will develop There is one exception to the people and Korea had demon­ His address was broadcast in tion of consumer goods, farm jnto a sour misogynist. 3 order. Ordinary ' wire -• fences, strated that "tiie Wesf would meet the Chicago Civic (Opera v House produce and. livestock within the o more than seven feet in height, force witb force. during a meeting of tike Demo­ a next two to three years. may be topped with a strand of The death of Marshal Stalin and cratic national committee. barbed wire. Canadian National Steamships LETTER TO THE EDITOR Under the Public Works De­ partment Act, 1930, tbe board bas (Correspondents ate reminded that the power to remove barbed wire Summer and Fall Schedules 1953 Russia Announces "New letters mint be accompanied by the names and addresses of the lenders, fences and have the owner pay for the work. Arr. Bermuda Deal" To Get More Food not necessarily for publication but Sa POLICE NOTICE Lv. Halifax Arr. Bermuda proof of the writers' bona fides.) The most dangerous fences will Vessel Lv. Montreal from B.WX Coatinued from Page 1 "Eden Villa,*** be done away with ib the near Cemetery Road, future, a P.W.D. spokesman said. production targets fixed by tbe Pembroke West, He explained that the order was Canadian Constructor Sept. IR Government. September 15th. made because it was felt the £50 Reward The collective farms constitute The Editor, fences might be dangerous to * Canadian Cruiser Sept. 11 Sept. 14 Sept. 17 Oct. 15 the bulk cf Russian agriculture. The Royal Gazette. road users.' In recent years the At about 9 p.m. on Sunday, Sep* PEASANTS TO PROFIT board has not allowed the erec­ Canadian Conqueror Sept. 25 Sept 29 Oet. S Since the members of the col­ An appeal is being made to the tion of.barbed wire fences near many friends of tiie late Dr. Leon tember 13,1953, Marie Viola Smith lective farms are paid partly in roads, but much of the fencing * Canadian Constructor Oct. 9 Oct. 12 Oct. IS cash and partly in kind, this J. Williams to contribute to a fund has been in existence for man; means that each individual for tiie purpose of purchasing and years. was found shot near her residence peasant will. profit considerably installing a stained glass window » JAMAICA SERVICE from the increased prices through in St. Paul's A.M.E. Church, at Ord Road, Paget West. Hamilton, in memory of the late a bigger share in the common and will close on -Saturday, Arrive in Bermuda pool. doctor. The Commissioner of Police has Vessel Lv. Jamaica , ''."•-•*ick Ibis window will depict a November 7th, 1903. Make your But besides this, Mr. Malenkov contribution now. has appealed to peasants to pro­ scene from the life of St. Luke, been authorised to pay the above Canadian Victor Oct. IS October 15 tbe patron saint of doctors, and Rev. K. A. Collins, pastor of St. duce all the food they can oa their Paul's, will be beard over ZBM own plots. Substantial increases will carry a superscription show­ reward to any person giving such •Denotes all vessels carrying Refrigerated Cargo in the prices they will get for ing that it is a* memorial to the on Thursday, September 17th, at their own home-grown products doctor for services to the commu­ 1.30 pjn. on tike Leopards Club information as will lead to the arrest Subject to change without notice were announced today. nity, made possible by contribu­ programme, and at Somerset Cricket dub he will make an ap­ The-plan details announced to­ tion from the people of Bermuda. and conviction of any person or JOtof S. DARRELL & CO., Ltd., Agents day did not disclose how the state All cheques or money orders peal on behalf of tills fund. persons connected with the shoot* economy wiU be altered to meet should- be made payable to tiie GEORGE FREDT *"_ICK the added expenditure caused by Memorial Fund, St. Paul's A.M.E. BEEK, Chairman, ing of ihe said Marie Viola Smith. tiie higher prices, which are likely Church. The fund is now open Publicity Committee. to cost tiie procurement authori­ ties many millions of roubles Oliyer Burchall Paynter, a col­ during the coming months. oured Bermudian, age 24 years, FURNESS BERMUDA LINE light skin, height about 5'6" or 5'7", Schedule British Army Chief Back Interruption of Electric Service medium build, small moustache, IMPORTERS kindly instruct Shippers to reserve cargo space From Canadian Visit last seen wearing a light yellow on specific sailings ;£_. We regret that urgent work at our Fort LONDON, September *I5 (Reu­ Hamilton Substation makes it necessary tb sports shift and blue-grey trousers Embarkation Tune 1.30 p.m. Sailing flour 3 p.m. ter).—Field Marshal Sir John Harding, Chief of the Imperia' shut down the Substation completely for is wanted for questioning by the SHH* Leave Bermuda AM*. New Verb General Staff, has arrived back one hour. Leav* New York Arrive Bermuda from Montreal after a 14-day Police in connection with this tour inspecting* military units in Between the hours of '3 p_m. and 4 p.m. QUEEN OF BERMUDA Sept 16 Sept. 18 Canada. Wednesday, September 18th service will be affak. 8ept IS Sept. 14 "I was very impressed with all cut off from the following areas: R. G. HENDERSON, QUEEN OF BERMUDA Sept 23 Sept 25 that I saw," be said. "I visited Sept IS Sept 21 units which will shortly be re­ Commissioner of Police. placing those now in Germany PEMBROKE EAST. -'M Sept. 28 QUEEN OF BERMUDA Sept. 30 Oct S and Korea." Police Headquarters, Sept. « : During * bis tour he discussed DEVONSHIRE (except Eastern part) Hamilton, Bermuda. QUEEN OF BERMUDA Oct 5 Oet 10 several "common defence prob- PAGET (except South Shore Road west Oct. 3 Oct. S lems" witb senior service of Elbow Beach Railway Station). Telephone No. 1144. (via Nassau) officials. \ September 15, 1953. 1 Oct. 14 Oct. 16 Oct. 10 Oct It QUEEN OF BERMUDA Next month' Sir John is to visit «fl73*f-a-' Oct IS Oct 21 Australia and New Zealand. Oet. 10 Oct. 12 OCEAN MONABCH (St. George's) (via Nassau and Havana) Oct. 17 Oct 18 QUEEN OF BERMUDA Oct 19 Oct 24 (via Nassau) By <5eorge McManus QUEEN OF BERMUDA JIGGS Oct 24 Oet 26. Oet 28 Oet 30 QUEEN OF BERMUDA Oct. SI Nev. 2 NOV. 2 Nov. * ^ifl (via Nassau) Nov. 7 Nov. 9 QUEEN OF BERMUDA Nov. 11 Nov. IS QUEEN OF BERMUDA Nov. 14 Nov. 16 Nov. 16 Nov. 21 (via Nassau) Nov. 25 Nov. 21 Nev. 23 OCEAN MONARCH Nov. SI (Hamilton) Nov. 28 Nov. 30 OCEAN MONARCH Dec. 2 Dec. 4

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Britain's role, and today in Bonn, —who are divided on the issue— Has U.8. A "Dust Bombn t Germany, a British High Com­ may change their minds in view Mystery Blast Frwch Premier mission spokesman said Britain of the new but so far unspecified had made proposals to Trance British proposals. New Harper Cold which would make Britain less If M. Laniel Jets agreement Follows More To See Eisenhower aloof from the European Army. tomorrow the ratification still Permanent Chinese Reds And U.S. Tomorrow the French Cabinet bas to be thrashed out by tile will meet to discuss ratification Assembly's foreign affairs and with KeraGENE Cyprus Quakes In Washington || of the E.D.C. treaty. Government defence committees before going officials hope that the Socialists to the floor for full debate. PAPHOS, Cyprus, September PARIS, September 15 (Reuter) An exclusive imported Harper 15 (Reuter). — Five more earth Scientist Talk Of It Tbe French Premier, M. Joseph Method conditioning ingredient tremors Jarred the battered Laniel, win'leave on a mission p»r the hair . . . gives you a British island colony of Cyprus to Washington, for talks with today, the last of t h e,m WASHINGTON, September 15 (AP).—A U.S. Air Force President Eisenhower possibly permanent and a hair treatment accompanied by a mysterious pilot says that the Chinese.Communists who questioned him within a week. I at the same time. KeraGENE sound like a distant explosion. A brief Government com­ as a prisoner ol war in Korea displayed great interest in munique said that the Premier waves begin at , $^ Q# Q The latest series of shocks : caused little further damage ami the possible existence of an American "duster bomb." would meet *t|ie!_ **resident, JMt no known casualties. Lieutenant George F. Brooks, a named no date. However, Inhabitants who had ventured pilpt of the 18th U.S. Fighter- observers here consider tbat it back into their shattered houses Bomber wing, made the statement HORSE CONSIDERED will be during the last 10 days df Harper Method Beauty Salon Bed to the streets at the muffled recently to American interro­ September—or not until after See the B. S. A. Bantam at Vallis Building Phone 4325 - roar following the fin^ three- gators on his arrival at Freedom WHEN OWNER FINED October 10. second jolt. Village in Korea after being re­ Mt was announced today that wait--... Tremors have been continual in leased from Red captivity. the French National Assembly Holmes, Williams & Purvey Ltd. Cyprus since Thursday, When two The text of Brooks' remarks, as will convene six days early—on intense quakes within 10 seconds published here; corftains this pas­ Trolley Driver Coavicted October 6—to deal with the Serpentine Road shook two villages into rubble sage: economic crisis underlined by 6687tw. and killed an estimated 40 Brooks: "They asked me three Of Drunkenness last month's crippling wave of persons. things when 1 got shot down — strikes against the high cost of British ships and planes are secret lectures, germ warfare and The Wor. H. Martin Godet yes­ living. ANGORA SWEATERS bringing in tents to house the duster bombs. And if I confessed terday told a trolley driver con­ But it is unlikely that M. Laniel thousands of homeless. to any one of the things, they victed of drunkenness: "If I send is going to see tiie President to Meanwhile, more Shocks were said, then I could go home." you to prison your horse will not ask for more money—he just got felt at Suva, Fiji Islands, where Question: "Duster bombs? .What get looked after; if I fine you too $385 million to help France's war For Quick, Effortless Mowing ... W^-from pgpl three persons were killed yester­ ,is that?" heavily the horse won't g^t fed." in Indo China. day when an earthquake and tidal Brooks: "You tell me and then TWO POINTS wave hit the Fijian capital. William James Bassett, of Pem­ I'll tell you. He (the Chinese broke East, denied drinking but Observers here said M. Laniel's And a slight earth tremor shook interrogator) said it was really mission -to Washington would be ITALY Hungary on Sunday morning, eventually admitted On a charge horrible. Tit just crept * through of careless driving, that maybe to reach better understanding, Toro and Coldwell causing slight damage to houses, all the tunnels down there in the particularly on two points. according to the official Hungarian the front wheel of his trolley front line and just killed .the might have touched William 1. The projected European news agency.: people instantly." Army linking France in a deferlee Joseph Bell's taxi. He said he set-up with Germany, Italy, SCIENTIST'S STATEMENT was not "making any kind of Holland, Belgium and. Luxem­ Power Mowers Thieves Steal £25,000 Talk of a "dust bomb" figured speed." Bassett was fined £5 to bourg. in news dispatches from Tucson, Hamilton magistrates court for 2. Four-power talks with Rus­ Arizona last Thursday when Dr. drunkenness and bound over on sia on the future of Germany and Worth Of Paris Antiques Wallace if. Fuller, a University the second charge. . other key questions. of Arizona scientist, was quoted During Bell's testimony an ex­ French Government officials Beautiful pastel PARIS, September 15 (Beuter). as saying that a radio-active sub­ change took place between him have noted tiie • growing im­ Yvette de Bremond d'Ars, stance known as strontium could and the accused. 3assett re­ patience in tbe United States witb shaded—Petal Pink, Pak France's best known antiquarian, cripple a nation's food supply. peatedly denied drinking, and the National Assembly's resist­ Yellow, Nile Green and returned from holiday this week Dr. Fuller, a bio-chemist, indi­ told Bell: "I have not been drink­ ance to ratification of the Euro­ White, in short sleeve to discover that thieves had cated to newsmen that .'ioi_lt|i_B ing any liquor inside of five pean Army treaty. Now that broken into her shop on thewa s so effective tfaat it might be weeks." 1 West Germany has given tbe pro- fashionable F a u b o u r g Saint Pullovers and Cardigans used as a "dust bomb," and he Bell:, "Not long ago, down at EDC Chancellor, Dr. Konrad Honore and stolen * antiques was quoted as saying: Adenauer, a mandate at the polls, worth £25,000. tfae dock, you could not move." . "Conceivably, it might rival Bassett: "You must have-been* toat impatience has grown. Dr. The robbery .was believed to even the deadly cobalt bomb as Adenauer's lieutenants are busy n_a have taken place a week ago. v drinking wito me." preparing a blueprint by which a weapon oi'watJ*'- -^% Bell: "I dont drink myself." Steel shutters had been forced r The next day, however, Dr. they hope to allay French fears open and the shop ransacked. Bassett: "You don't — not that they would dominate such Fuller denied that bis two and a much." Madame de Bremond d'Ars, a half years of secret research, car­ an army. % In white only, .A former actress and writer, told ried out under contract for tbe Some sources here claim that lovely bolero for reporters she was not insured. Atomic Energy Commission, had this U.S. impatience, expressed Toro Mjwers are available in tbe 18" and Loot included 20 old masters, anything to do with a "dust bomb" by the Secretary of \ State, Mr. afternoon and two Aubusson tapestries, Chinese POLITICS PERMITTED John Foster Dulles, has tended to 21" Sportlawn as well aa the 18" Whirlwind battery and Louis Seize furniture. or any other atomic weapon. Models. The scientist said that as far help the forces to France which •evening wear. AGAIN IN SYRIA are working .to scrap toe Euro­ as he knew, the "dust bomb" was pean Defence Community treaty. non-existent and no such bomb THREE THINGS Coldwell Mowers are supplied in the 18" had ever been planned or pro­ DAMASCUS, Syria,'September apd 21" Models. duced. 15 (Reuter).—A law has been M. Laniel's Government be­ John F. Burrows issued in tbe,. form of ft presiden­ lieves tite Assembly would not CALCIUM BOMB tial decree to permit the forma­ consider ratifying the treaty until Howaver, a chart given .to tion of political parties in Syria, three things had first happened: Also, we have the Folbate 'Hand Mowers &' Co./ Ltd. newsmen who interviewed Dr. providing that they have demo­ 1. Conclusion of talks with priced from 79/6., plus a full range of Fuller contained a diagram show­ cratic aims and do not militate Russia. s'*»"!_5l Garden -Tools. 58 front Street ing the effe.t of strontium and against - tbe independence and 2. 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Teacher's Scotch, Cour­ main floor reid street store voisier V.S.O-.*., Kon- Mi Motor Showroom Pitt's Soy Phone 3800 totfkr r-ftifta, JCharty sim*m. r Hearing '«*-r. 14-50 *? 4wnst!aw) • T^n».AtfQnfe'c /¥r *\\W'****-- #65* t**«w f »* ••- Yrm*e__._-mi_ nanta. i'SI_*4_^.'3(Kl is as mi II w -9-SS- -Page? THE ROYAL GAZETl^-WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1953 Young Aflfovfl^ CHECKS m BS^fTAFF PAUL ROBESOU DENIED IN DJL DEPLORED PASSPORT BY Ul e Roles In SWANSEA, Wales, September Loyalty Investigations 15 (Reuter). — Tfie VM. State ShdV/siPlay Department bas refused to allow Mr. Paul Robeson to attend a coal Undermine Staff Morale miners' song festival, the Welsh Last night the Summer School, coal miners' executive announced run by the Bermuda Theatre PARIS, Sept 15 (Reuter).— tonight. Series under the direction of Mr. Loyalty checks on Americans Mr. Robeson had been invited Johann Filinger, gave their working for'the United Nations as a guest to the South Wales seeo,nd • performance of Shaw's were deplored by the World miners' annual Eisteddfod, — comedy Arms and the Man. Federation on United Nations festival of muskr— which is to To give as many of the pupils Associations at the dosing session be held at Porthcawl. Local Theatt^ Opposed as possible a chance to appear in of its annual conference here. The executive said that Mr. 115. Atomic Cannon the play it was decided to change A unanimous resolution, sup­ Robeson had been refused the At last it's a Session at the Melotone the easting, and last night's pro­ ported by American as well aa restoration' of his passport. For Enrope duction 'saw different actors in European and Asian delegations, "This action by the American Thursday, 17th Sept. To Raising Its Prices some of the roles. '.'noted with concern the adverse State Department," the executive WASHINGTON, Sept. 15 Raina was played by Nora effect which loyalty investigation' president said, "reveals . that (Reuter). — Mr. Robert Mr. Bruce Yorke, manager of ber 28, instead of September 21 of United States citizens em­ liberty and freedom for the in­ *;igk at 3.30 p.m. Belvin, who made a convincing ployed in tbe secretariat has had Stevens, Secretary' of tiie the Bermuda Theatre Series, who as previously planned. job of the part. The part of dividual as practised in the United with the upon the position and morale of States is far different to what they Army, announced today that returned yesterday from a short The reason'for the delay, Mr. •Catherine was taken by Suzanne a battalion of 280 mm the whole of the international preach abroad.'' Bermuda Jazz at the Philharmonic trip to New York to engage a new Yot*ke said, is ihat. it la difficult Stubbs and that of Bluntschli, the secretariat." mobile guns capable of company for the coming season, to get good actors to leave New "Man," by Pat Thomas: Ann All star musicians blowing your favourite tunes firing atomic shells would Fairbanks gave a fiery perform­ It urged member governments said that the opening of the sea­ York, firstly because with the new and the General Assembly to Farewell Session for Trumpeter BOB CAVNOR be sent to Europe soon. 1 season beginning they are waiting ance as Louka, the maid. son here will be delayed by a ^The remaining roles were "reaffirm that officials of the Little Dorrit week. The new date is Septem- tp see if they can get television secretariat and of the satellite VMS** contracts, and secondly because played by the same people that played them in Monday night's agencies in the execution of their Antiques Bermuda' admission prices are duties are responsible only to the lower thafi those in the United production. George Barlettil took the parts of an officer and of United Nations and must be States and salaries are therefore Nikola and put them over most judged only by tbeir performance limited. realistically, if at times a trifle of their United Nations duties." Old Cedar Hunt Board Another* factor in the problem inarticulately. The hearty Pet­ H £a Garavelle I* that many American summer koff was done by Roger' Leach gressed this feeling disappeared (Bermuda made) stock theatres are now trying to and Sergius by Paul Card. and tbe performance rose to a run a winter season as well. There At the rise of tbe curtain a cer­ very amusing and wholly con­ Hods'don's Ferry and Harbour Rd. The only French Restaurant and Bar is a strong desire among summer tain sensation of "nerves'* was vincing climax. The play will be theatre managers to break- the discernible, but as the play pro-' staged again tonight. . PAGET un cordial accueil " star system, whereby they are 6707*- forced to put on those plays in * une Bonne Cuisine which their stars are currently appearing, regardless of the type TeL 3819 ^£1 of play. These managers are, Lunch and Dinner on the- waterfront terrace garden 0 therefore, anxious to retain their ^.diWittvM-'UW^ ^ previously-engaged casts, 'ZffiA -'•it'^ ^ 9 Piece ' '.t %: W!Jiii_Jul».'- Discussing the increased com­ petition lor acton, Mr. Yorke said he was advised to bring bis ad­ Dining Room Suites (Dandiuf TUqhJthf mission prices into line with those in New York — $3.60 and $4.80 as against $2.80 here. THE BERMUDIANA THEATRE On the Magnificent Cedar Court However, he said he wotild pre­ -I-51 -presents fer to increase his audiences We have two only of these rather than his prices and looked To the Music of to the public for greater support , .THE STUDENTS % this autumn. fine Dining Suites of i|| Mr. Yorke anticipated an easier situation in the spring, when A pair THE DRAMA SCHOOL KAI-JUEL business is slack and the TV shows are fixed. Reasonably Priced at WASH. in Mr,. Yorke said that Mr. Frede­ and His Orchestra rick Knotty author of Dial "M" DOESKII for-Murder, which has had a long only £157.10.0 I ARMS AND THE MAN II No Minimum run in London and New York, is No Cover to spend a holiday here soon. He l|l Less 10% for Cash Discrimir has given permission' for the pro­ ferred ocj TONIGHT September 16th'|| duction of his hit in Bermuda. Only 5 minutes from Hamilton by Ferry I Mr Yorke commented that there Unfortunatelx we will be unable to get gloves.- ot $.45 p.tn. .had been a great deal of interest in the local presentation ot Mac­ more of this, particular type as the manu­ dirt like beth, particularly la New York no mattd TICKETS 10/- ond 5/_r but even as far away as Chicago. facturer will not be making any more.. CHILDREN 5/- and 2/6 The new company is composed Ash-blonl of more mature people than has Grey. Box Office at HARNETT & RICHARDSON'S formerly been the case, their ages So kike advantage of this offer Today! ranging between 30 and 35. 1 to 6 pan. Telephone 4128 Bruce Yorke mentiored that TICKET SALE NOW OPEN there might be some changes in the programme, although the S243t« eitp w^Sept ..&«]_ . _ • plays chosen are all good ones, as a special production might be given at the time of the Queen's visit*-A (M «A*_Sv_MHi MI

THE SHIPPING NEWS PLAYHOUSE:- Today - Double Feature Tbe Queen of Bermuda is due Phone 4371 Reid Street ISLAND THEATRE to sail for New York tbis after­ 2.30 and 7.45 , 4.05 and 9.21 noon with 502 passengers. SHOW PLACE OF BERMUDA GLENN FORD ... in MICKEY ROONEY in The Canadian Cruiser (Cana­ dian National Steamships), ex­ "My Outlaw Brother" pected tomorrow,-will call both at 'The Green Gbre" Harnilton and St George's when Air Conditioned she returns nere from tbe West Indies about October 15. The PLAYGROUNDS:- Tonight - at 8.30 p.m. ship will unload greenheart pilings and declare at St George's 2.30 7.15 9.10 In the Cool Open Afar — All Seats 5/- for the repair of two piers at tte East End. Her Hamilton call will The. Early Bird '::J£|'. M-G-M-'s Greatest Spectacle: be for the convenience of Hamil­ ton consignees with cargo aboard hit fate from the West Indies. is lady Don't On her present voyage from TYRONE POWER M-G-M Canada the ship has 331 freight Catches the Worm! luck! Mm the tons for Bermuda. Brings The Evros (Theofano Maritime PIPER LAURIE -JUUA ADAMS * Last Day Co.), a Greek liberty ship under Another charter to the Alcoa Steamship in Seeing Company, arrived in Hamilton If you are building a new house and require Great yesterday and will probably sail MISSISSIPPI TkriMiir ni nw This on Friday. She had a slow voyage a new meter service connection for any purpose, Book bere, being delayed bv seas from GAMBLE PMOI -r WW" PJP> IM ._ Great Hurricane Dolly. . She brought or <| meter and line moved from their present To Life TAYLOR TAYLOR FONTAINE 765 weight tons of cargo for Ber­ muda. position, please let us know without delay. Production The Italian liberty ship Giam- battiste is expected sail this mor­ Unfortunately it is impossible for these jobs ning. She has been undergoing iffo eaJOHN MclNTIRE-PAUL CAVANAGH-i boiler repairs alongside Penno's NEW OPERA HOUSE:- Today-Double Feature Wharf, St. George's. ordijia^yj to be done at once because of the 2.45 and 7.45 4.25 and 9.25 large amount of work that is always on hand. THURSDAY — Double Feature JANET LEIGH ... in v HUMPHREY BOGART ... la, 8 Early notice will help us to 0tve service when BOMBA the Jungle Boy "THE AFRICAN QUEEN" Men's ••Just This Once' you need it. K« SANDYS THEATRE — 8.15 SOMERS OPERA HOUSE Sweaters AFRICAN TREASURE Tonight St. George's — 8.15 ' and "OIJTPOST IN MALAYA" "VALLEY OF FIRE" Angora from 47/6 — $6.70 ROY ROGERS :: DALE EVANS and and ""tALK ABOUT A Camel from 40/ $5.64 and 'TRIGGER" . STRANGER" TAXI" Written service applications The Shi*t Shop TOP HAT, Southampton MOUNT AREA, St. David's are required. These forms SUSANNA PASS CLIFTON WEBB ... in MARILYN MONROE . . . io (open Thursdays) "NIAGARA" ••-TITANIC" «73t*. can be obtained a nd filled in at all of our Showrooms BUFFALO BILL By Fred Meagher and Offices. -; THERE BUFFALO BILL.yOU HAVE FIVE Thi MORE. PEETt BERMUDA cai OF ROPE H wei the 4f Our Shtmroomst \ YC*I HAMILTON • ST.GEOROrS » SOMERStt^ mIP—^•——_•_«—•MB-mP_p__HPPMMHH—MP——MPS— Hi 11 H'l PPPPP—IIPPPHIIPH H *"- out** 6«98tif. THE rX^AL^AZETTE, WEDN^DM, SEPTEMBER 16, 1SK53 Page 5 IN DENIED DRUNKEN DRIVER FINED AS AND SUSPENDED IWales, September The U.S. State Personal tAndfSiMal A taxi driver who swerved refused to allow twice in the path of a police car, in to attend a coal sstival, the Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Barnes, of She attended the Coronation and eneral advertising for the Eagle missed it then narrowly missed a |ecutive announced "Crestoireod," Paget* and their visited friends , and *' relatives ttassp Company. wall was convicted of drunken three daughters, Carol, Linda and throughout England. I-Sp!!? _!SP*ippS-§i • * * . driving yesterday in toe Lower Susan, will leave today in tbe had been invited * §£y * Special travel plans for the Court, Hamilton, fined* £15 and J the South Wales Queen of Bermuda. Mir. Barnes is en route to Europe on business Also returning by B.O.A.C. was Queen's visit are increasing, and had his licence suspended for six Eisteddfod, — Mrs. Helen Nicholls, of "Dana from tbe William P. Wolfe Which is to and will be away for about a Organisation, - hotel representa­ months. He was Cecil Richard Beawl. month. Mrs. tames and Susan Hall," Pembroke,'who has been Robinson, of North Shore, Pem­ will return to Bermuda ii. several away for nearly four month!. tives in New York, comes word of re said that Mr. She saw her daughter, Mrs. a special five-day tour to the broke, who admitted having be­ been refused the weeks. Linda, who has attended Islands. Organised by Wolfe, his passport. 'the' Bermuda High School for Heather Brewer, play at Wimble­ tween one and three drinks on an Girls, will enter Penn Hall don. After visiting friends pin Carlton Travel and Colonial Air­ empty stomach, but denied toat J by the American England die went to the Western lines, this "Royal Bermuda Holi­ |nV the executive Preparatory School in Chambers- day" features a five-day stay at his car was out of bis control. "reveals that burg, Pa., and Carol, who has Highlands of Scotland, visited St BE CLEVER ... buy these attended Penn Hall, will be be- Andrews, and was for two weeks Sle Castle Harbour, St. George Dr. F. Wesley Clutterbuck tes­ edom for the i_ah- in Edinburgh tor the Festival. or Bermudiana Hotel wito a tified tbat he certified Robinson tised in the United ginning her work at Bennett sightseeing tour of the Islands and was drunk. He found him agi­ Paris-packed perfumes went to what they Junior C611ege in Milbrook, New During the first part of her trip York. Mrs. Nicholls observed dew a "Pre-Arrival Ball" at the Castle tated and excitable' and his gait methods for teaching physical Harbour on November 23. unsteady. His memory of recent from Trimingham's French Shop * * * education in English schools for events was not normal. Mrs. Hans Pedrolini, oi "Gay girls, 'jjfvyf* Recent arrivals at the Angel's • Tor," Devonshire, has returned Grotto include Mr. and Mrs. W. Under cross - examination by Dovrit After four and a half months in lSiJt&' * * * J. Jaskins and Mr. and Mrs. H. B. defence counsel, Mr. Robert Mot­ the United Kingdom. She arrived Leaving today by B.O.A.C. will Fishman, both from Indiana, the yer, the witness conceded that Perfuttie is one of ^the most inex.per.sive iques home on Monday by B.O.A.C. be Robert Young, son of Mr. and Fishmans for a wedding trip; and Robinson might be excitable by Mrs. N. S. Young, of "Winton," Mr. and Mrs. Edward Skolksy, of nature, but added that the ac­ Devonshire. He is returning to Brooklyn, also newlyweds. cused's physical coordination was luxuries to be found ... so purchase the school in Gloucester after spend­ •j pp. i very bad during toe sobriety test. Hunt Board ing his summer holidays with hie Back from holiday are a large Robinson, in the witness box, most fashionable perfumes available — What a parents. number of members of two large pointed out that there was no ac­ la made) * p* p» tours toat left Bermuda within cident, and Mr. Motyer argued prove your good taste by selecting a wonderful feeling! Also returning to school will be the last month. They are some tint the incident did not bave and Harbour Rd. Anthony Goodfellow, son of Mrs. of < toe 80 persons who went to "the ear-marks of a serious case." Simon Frazer, who has spent his Canada and toe United States on Couturiere perfume from Trirmngham's LGET a skin-toning holidays with Dr. and Mrs. Frazer Greene's Tour four weeks ago, on Ireland Island. and part of the Donald Smith French Shop. • * • Travel Agency group which went A-BOMB ATTACKS PART DERMETICS Peter Coakes, son of Mr. and up early this month. The groups Mrs. P. Coakes, will be leaving by met in New York, and with other E.O.A.C. to return to Tonbndge visiting Bermudians, Bermudians OF N.A.T.O. WAR GAME Facial School fat Kent. living in toe States and their

PPr P. PK friends, gathered last Wednesday FRANKFURT, Germany, Sept. Miss Roma McCloy, of "Catlin," for a '"Night in Bermuda" party 13 (Reuter).—-Simulated atomic Pembroke, returned on Monday in the Savoy Ballroom to New weapon attacks were made in toe by Colonial after two weeks' York. ; big North Atlantic Treaty forces' holiday. She was m Montreal and * * * four-day ground exercise "Monte then visited friends in the United Mr. Arthur Tudor Tucker, sen Carlo," which ended today. States for a short time before of Mr, and Mrs. A. St. George An estimated 170,000 American, returning to Bermuda. 'fucker, of Paget Island, and British, French and P.elgian |

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«e_t8+» 6-TH.tw. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mm. mm fage f> "am II^-^^I^ETTI. WSDNES^AY; si^imiBER mmm ffebtffeh Sports J^ffiplary SPORTS 1DUND-UP N. M. Bach And Mrs. Lowry MAICOLM mum IS Arsenal Are Wanted For TAKE VI Lkd in Sevii-Session Play TEMS OM HlAD 123,000 Tour of S. Africa New Cavendish Player By MAC .*l__Bfit_pON, S#t.'*i|?v^-'G_-NE TUNNEY, former ^.undefeated Registered IS ILrONDON, Sept..Jffl -w .English bantam -weight -champion will w*Wi world heavjp'weight champion, is 'Mr?*m& Jf. * Bach and Mrs. L. By DENNIS ROBERTS stars LeiJ Snaekleton (Sunder- soon be off to Australia tb fight the latest to f?ar. his "views an the s Gala Evening fs Enjoyed Lowry won on Monday evening Retains Presidency In LONDON, Sept. 15 — Arsenal Charlie Mayne, one .of the iand), Will Mann-da (_fedaies- Jimmy dl-rruther, for the World last the second session of the are to be asked to make a _*._*ough), ant-M^ac-os* Mllbtiin greatest hexing mrifxar of all time. popular members of the YOUR CKaia'pifmship. Fifty. thousand Hii -hoice will ait-ate, and puzzle, seven-session individual test now ASM General Meeting £23,000 tour of South Africa at Cavendish C.C. as well as (Newcastle), may soon be jBaying a_*l aepel-d to v-ratch tne fight — By St David's And Team being held at the Bermuda Bridge the end of the season. Approach regularly in Scotland in cethpeti- many followers of the noble art. being a popular officer in the fcfiggfst e_fo#d Keenan bas A prolific reader of the classics, Club and are lea-Hag tiie tourna­ W Arsenal is to be made by tite Bermuda |tifles, yester­ FEET tive football. For tbe possibilities «W fought -f-fefott.. And Peter The St. "david's County Cricket The annual general meeting of Tunney selects the Greek w^'ter, ment with scores of 197i_ and 192 Officials attiched to the South day became the father of a S__un* stale ere now being considered serious­ will be scrapping lor his smallest Club celebrated their victory over respectively. . Mr. Bach is last tile Bermuda Lawn Tennis Club African footballers who have just ly of a Floodlight League whieh Homer as his best ever. Speaking the Bailey's Bay C. C. in thi Was held af the: Tennis Staditifti six pounds,;-13 ounces son. toot acid ft* ever chair, pionsl-l^ purse. Ice at a sportsman's dinner in Ottiwa year*** whaler. The runner-uj> begun a tour of the United King­ The child was born at the tired, throbbing would embrace the leading North Will get £2,000 Australia, worth final of fhe County Cup match last year was Dr. G. Lucic-Roki ip»_ti_-}lint. and the main item on dom. feet! It clogs the | bf England clubs and Scotland's he said that Homer's anetent with a torch light parade On the agenda was the election of King Edward VH .Memorial muscles. You've i about £1,680 British. One air Greek classics, the Iliad and the who is at present in third place 4 AH expenses would be paid by Hospital. Mrs. Mayne, the af on suffering. top half-dozen. The idea was. first fare will cost £500. Meantime ffati^scfay night. witfa m'jeocm ot 190%. ^^*" officers fer the ye_a*:|_J!-3^t^ born a year ago in a chat between Odyssey, arc packed with des­ the South African F.A. former Barbara Gibbons, is handful of Radox j Carruthers will get £ 30,000 and The parade was headed by the Mr. D. G. Cooper who was a Mr. Malcolm Gosling was re­ "Arsenal hardly seem worth reported to be doing well. water. At once, f {Dundee's managing -_ director criptions of conflicts between Girl Guides of St. David's, who winner in the first session held turned as president without op­ acid, muscles __r| total drawings are expected to be gods and demi-gods and make ex­ asking at the moment," one There see_-s to be some feel .^ cool and ^George Anderson and Sunderland around £100,000. acted as torch bearers, led by Mis last week is now fourth, scoring position and Mr. Hugh Masters manager Bill Muri_»*|*.Lately cellent study for students of both South African told me, "but don't doubt as to whether Mayhc * * * Cecily Foggo. The Guides were 187. *f**J was elected to another term as warry. «j*b if they were rele- _fr. Will be the new opening from aB Clunatt* there have been further informal boxing and literature. Running dressecj in blue shorts, white On Friday of this wee-rtfee first vice-president,. Colin Selley takes oat Storm jfehats among English managers i Scotland**"*jP combing the high­ Homer a close second In tile gated to ihe Second Division vbey bat for Cavendish pr their ways and byways for players to sweat shirts and White shoes with round of the Inter-Parish Team- over as secretary-treasurer, re­ would still be a number one centre forward. Right now .and although;« has gone no Tunney ratings is the late George blue socks. of-Four championship will be placing Charles Ward, who "^further than that, all of them are represent her in the World Cup, Bernard Shaw, for his boxing attraction for Us." he has been nominated for and the search is not confined to Then followed the team who bold at tite Club rooms. This stepped down after serving in tfaat , In recent seasons Wolves, New­ both positions. ii-eported to like the idea. A novel 'Cashel Byron's Profession.' were led by tbeir captain A. V. competition has been won for the capacity fer a number of years. League which * baa - floodlit Scotland alone. The Scottish castle United and Dundee have Football Association has written FOOTBALL Fox and their vice-captain, O. last two years by Paget Parish Also elected were a Committee As{ matches like Preston v Rangers, who will be anxious to make it toured South Africa. Dundee v Sunderland, Celtic v to Scottish*managers of English ARSENAL set a Football Fox. The cup was carried by of Management. There were The South African tourists were clubs inviting them to give every League record last season by Master Winston Foggo, son ef three in a row. eight nominations for the five Newcastle and Hibernian v Mid- The scores of Monday evening's disappointed at the 2,500 ertnra . dlesbrough would be a goldmine. possible assistance. The 'list of winning the championship for the W. Foggo a well known cricketer, seats, and after balloting the suc-t at their first match against Bri­ M and Master Fogo was in turn car­ session jrtte:- cessful candidates were named: * * p» helpers makes impressive read­ seventh time, but their profit was tish Universities at I7fdrd. Tbey ing: Matt Busby, of Manchester cut by nearly half from the record ried on the shoulders of two mrnmr Mrs. L. Lowry and Mr. N, M. Mr- Charles Ward,- Mr. John Baeh.m-;^^i^^,-iL'J!pi_. 103 are sharing all gates on a fifty- Sometimes figures just don't United; Scot Symon, Preston figure of £62,129 in 1951-52 to bers of tbe team. Riihiluoma, Mr. Reggie Cooper, fifty basis. Native Cedar Work make sense. Here is one case in North End; Frank Hill. Burnley; A band was in- attendance Dr. G. Lucic-Roki and Mrs. N. MT. L. W. fciekl-yand Mrs. £31,714. In their report, the M. Bach i|^.,...... ^5. 06 A late kick-off worried them, point. Peter Keenan Scotland's Andy Beatty, Huddersfield; BUI directors state tbat the team's which was made-up of volunteers Gordon Marsh. /S|8r too. Used to playing in bright under the leadership of W. J. Mrs. K. Lines and D. G. Cooper 89 Vi In his annual message Mr. Gos­ PLAYING CARDS Murray, Sunderland and Leslie exit from the FA Cup in the Cecil Cool, anil N. E, Shr)_bb . 89 sunlilht; they found soccer in the McDowall, Manchester City — all sixth round, ahd the fact that Furbert, Band Master of the Ber­ ling dwelt on the activities of tte gloom of a second half confusing. muda Militia, Mrs. W. P. Townsend and W. GSjpS.]; club during the year and thanked Bermuda Scarves first-class managers with English fewer •* floodlight ,: ''friendly" Rosser . -_^_^^wi^« r± • I • 81 "But we Will not ask fer earlier 7fc First Division sides.. matches were played, account Sir The parade marched through members of Committees for tbeir St. David's, gathering a large Mrs. E. R. Cook and F. A. Kuhn 80 >,_ everting start," says Freddy Fell, and Handkerchiefs FOR YOUR The idea is that these men will- the fall of £16,533 in the net Rev. -R. O. Walker and, H. contributions to a successful pro­ official in charge, "We are in the crowd in tiie process. At certain J gramme. A sped a* vote of thanks Cocktail Napkins not Only report on their own gate receipts. Transfer outlay Brownlow Eve •3j-jN si».- • v •. 79 ii hands of the F.A." HOME players but cm all Scots who play exceeded income by £3,450, stages of the procession, the Girl Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Henderson 19 was given to Mr. Charles Ward against them week by week. Also whereas 1951-52 provided a Guides sang popular tunes accom­ E. N. Russell and Frank Gosling 78 fer his almost single-handed run­ the SF.A. plan to hive an inter­ credit balance of £11,755. Nearly panied by tte band. ning <9 the Junior tournaments. POST CARDS Mrs. S. Thompson and Mrs. H. Boys of 13 in Glasgow, Scotland, national coach, as well as an in­ one and a half million people At tite conclusion of the pro­ 67 Mention was made of the two MILADi cession, the girls, band members N_t*h5*§_&_f_^^^;_^-f_sf_^5S'- B.L.T.C. representatives, Mrs. were 6.2 incites taller and 2.65 ternational coaching class. watched Arsenal teams at High­ Mrs. L. ' R. Selley and Mrs. Jewellery of Coral, Ivory MILADPI bury. Gate receipts grossed and members of the St. David's 1 Heather Brewer and Mr. Michael pounds heavier than their elder C.C.C. were guests at a dinner F, G. Gosling. Wi^XVpig^L 64 ,. Marsh, who had played in foreign Neither is Scotiish interest in £209,959, but £41,769 was F. J. Willcocks and W. E. brothers were at 13 in 1SJ45 says a Amber and Crystal the World Cob limited to their absorbed by entertainment tax. held on the lawn of 'Mr. G. tournaments and had acquitted Minor's residence. The band Spurling '{&*$ •*•'•..• - S-Ji themselves so well. Mr. Gosling recent health report. own side. • It extends to Mexico. W. P. Townsend and J.. B. KODAK FILM M.axxfactur.l Reason is that Bill Raeside, globe­ SPEEDWAY played several popular tunes to also dwelt on tiie hope of tbe mtm madorat. mriti suit the occasion and an enjoy­ Couper ...... -jJl^ipi.iijS • 62 .*. Deaths from tuberculosis' in Bri­ trotting Scottish roach, has been JACK YOUNG,,world speed­ Mrs; W. G. Rosser and Robert Committee to be able to obtain a asked to select and coack. the able evening was bad by all. full-time club professional in the tain dropped from 23,000 ia 1947 in tnaSASLGENT way champion, has scotched Ran*~pt£Wf^^!*:$f|jpp-~-...-!-)£_'- 88 - 1947 to 14,000 in 1952. Mexican side for ale competition. rumours that he will retire at At a previous meeting held at near future to continue the work • * p. tfae end of the season. He says the club rooms on Monday, the p^^'- . O — aafengst the many junior players. A meeting ii) Turnberry, Scot­ "providing I meet with no serious captain, A. V. Fox presented the land, Jan week 'saved' the home in j ury, I'll be bade . for £ few County Cup to the president and Water Ski Champion With international soccer' competition. wished the club continued suc­ w years yet." The rumours started The meeting was of the Inter­ a few weeks back when his riding cess. He hoped that St. David's Staff At Princess Seaman Landed Here For "Attention Home Hwne*$" national Board representing the appeared to be listless. They be­ would' hold possession of the cup as long as it had been away. Miss Sylvia Erickson, returned Football Associations of England, came stronger when it further by T.C.A. last week from Toronto As the day of the "Royal Visit" is getting near, CI The president thanked tite cap­ Appendix Operation Scotland, Ireland and Wales and deteriorated and he was losing where she won the Canadian let as do tiie exterior of your home; let us scrape It it was agreed that fees of players to riders, who, at the beginning tain and his team for bringing the ation. . frequent source of Prize For .ttsrf Outfit further discomfort, since tta di­ gestion is ippipaired jf tbe neces­ Genoa sary acid juices essentia! aa Hie BUFFfeT SUPPER M CLtJB digestive process an eiiroaisud. "Jones' St George's D. & S.C. To Doisa is always gentle, settling ii*! Commencing 7.30 p.m. a_fd soothing tn its actiatg. seda- tive and osUdhr astringent. One Pink .1 Tickets for Members' Guests 5/- each Hold Football Meeting - does after meals is usually suffic­ ient; nptml the dose later if _Ew- May be obtained at Door cotnfctrt is still felt But whenever A football meeting will be held pain persists, see your doctor. Dancing until Midnight by the St. George's Dinghy and II MEA.U.E0 Mill m tlfll MM POUND Sports Club this evening at eight Will W. & PVi-VB a OO. LTD.. Hara-ltoa 671l9tw. £g*imm o'clock at the Club rooms. .AR interested in playing foot­ ball for St. George's is invited to attend. Important matters, such as ARSENAL SCORES but doesn't win. In this picture, in which Arsenal were dufeMifl by the selection of a team captain, and Wolverhampton Wanderers $-2, Holton, lower left-band corner (en his feet), beaded Lishman's pass LIFE ij possible composition of the team ever goalie Bert William's head. Lishman is seen in tite centre of the goal- Foil shotild Heineken's *Beer or teams will be discussed. ^i •fa. ISS Brewed and Bottled in Holland drink in Full 12 ox. Bottles Royal Mail Lines Limited "LOCH GARTH Sails from Hamburg, Bremen, WHY DOES LEA i PEffiMNS _ Antwerp, Rotterdam and from fpp ** London about 26th September. HAKE SOW ft DIFFEHEMAt* SEPTfiMBS.^*-^ 1953 Page 7 TAKE YEARS m WHALES SWIM UP PROTESTANT FINED Lord Montgomery OD sh Player X||.^«t____n RIVER IN BRITAIN DriveiTol-Lift Farming FOR PREACHING 'Visit To Yugoslavia jred T%HMMSA -t^io ZAGREB, Yugoslavia, Sept. IS LT^RPOOL, September 13 ... _y A/m AtttsoN. MADRID, Spain, September 13 (Beater). — Field Marshal e, one .of the YOUR (Reuter). — Two huge states (Reuter).—A-ccording to Protes­ ers of the Viscount Montgomery, deputy swam 12 miles up the River C*_HAPTEK SIX They were standing bareheaded Production iJjRussia tant sources here a Spanish commander-in-chief of the North ps well as evangelical pastor, Florentino r officer in FEET Mersey today and got stranded THE STORY THIS FAR: LANA in the scorching sunshine. Atlantic Treaty Organisation, fles, yester- MARTIN, working as a model for j "There is no question of mar­ MOSCOW, September 13 (Reu­ agricultural economy." Tornadijo, of Valencia, has. been arrived here today on a five-day on a mud bank when 'tiie tide riage between Haul and me!" Blamestaie \irf*i. BRAD DUNHAM'S ._*«-.vert-sin! ter).—Russia launched a colossal Alter hearing his report the sentenced "to 15 days imprison­ pfivate visit to Yugoslavia a* father of a' ebbed. "It's hard to say whether you'd guest of President Tito. I ounces son. foot acta a*-&fr^ j-ge-uey Is jilted hr JOHN MATH­ plan today to improve' Russian committee-^^tandertook corres­ ment and fined £30 for working EWS, who suddeiily annoosces he be worse off married to him or not living standards with, a nation-, to spread his faith. After inspecting a ^uard of |born at the tired, thro-fblng One waa shot because it was married to him!" ponding decisions," ' Prfivda re­ II Memorial. feet! It clogs the pores and stiffens the sinking into the mud and slowly is going tm -Barry another (riri. wide, top-to-bottom reorganisa­ ported, net**?* Eifc honour be left for a dinner party Mayne, the muscles. You've tot to shift mat acid ar Brad suggests to Lana tbat she Tears sprang into her eyfes. tion Of the agricultural industry. Krushschev told the committee These sources said he bad been Marshal-Tito gave in.bis honour. mt aa suffering. The remedy is a small suffocating. The ether, 35 feet What right have you to say such Gibbons, is take a trip to Rio. After three days 1 that agricultural production did practicing his religion ii> the handful of Radox In a footbath ot warm long, was lifted clear by the tide things? -Yetiftim horri.ll*** ' The plan was issued by Nikita town of Sagunto near Valencia. ioing well. water. At once, pores are aleansed of and .waiii back to the sea. of sickness on the ship, Lana ^ re­ Krushchev, proclaimed last night not fully satisfy the growing Ito be some acid, muscles an soothed, year feet covers sufficiently ta so to the He took bar arm, "I'm sorry. ;T as the first secretary of tiie Soviet needs of the population as well feel .<% cool aad comfortable again. }ust don't want to see you get in a In October, 1949, he 'applied to pther Mayhc The whales are believed to -til-ins salon. There she meets and Communist Pacify. as the raw material requirements the' Spanish authorities for a iew opening xfrom as Cn wwlsti Have got lost from a school seen dances with RAUL NEVES. He mess. You see I know who you are. of .the Soviet food factories and •After shaving ami Stem I used to work with your boss, Brad I He presented H to the party permit to hoM religious services |ish or their RADOX off the Irish north coast. ^SS^ shows considerable interest la her central committee last night. light industries. there but received no reply. He Right now bat before the trip is ended, Lana Bunham, years ago before your Supplies did not correspond to refresh -jN-ur 1 time'.' I've been'jsvatching your pic­ Today'it ..was emblazoned across applied again last June, when tbe Iminated for encounters MARIAN AMES, die four whole pa|es of the party and tbe technical equipment of -agri­ application was refused. widow for whom John Mathews tures in magazines for the last two culture and the possibiltites given skin wil*h...ll had jilted her. Marian tells her she yeais." fig?*' .-'• • . state newspapers,' Pravda and Izvestia. by .the collective farms system, he bas ao plans to marry John, whom "My pictures? What's that got to said. she calls immature. Raul finds tbe do with it?" - ||i| It is designed to give the The plan revealed that in 1952 Humphreys two together, is cold toward Marian He said awkwardly, "I fell in love peasants greater incentives * to the total number of cattle in the Just in from the who rashes over him, and* takes with you before I ever saw yoa. raise their crop yields, and, par­ Soviet 'Union had dropped by' WITCH HAZEL INIRl Lana to dine aad rtaaea ticularly, to increase the breed­ WEST INDIES! Then today at the hotel in Bahia, I 2,200,000 trad and the number Tingling as a cold shower! Lana aad Seal tour Bahia, first knew it was the real thing. It's ing of-cattle and othec livestock. of milch cows by 590,000. Work yert of call, together. Back aa crazy . I admit-it. But I'm in love At the same time Krushschev Avocados, Mangoes Its pleasant stimulation directed at Russian agriculture m band, be takes his siesta but she with yon." I |§2& leaves your face feeling roes to the pool. There ski meets the most scathing Comments ever g* and Limes CARDS SCOTTIE REYNOLDS, a Haw Lana was surprised into silence. aimed at any branch of Soviet TWELYElffiWSHOWSFOR fresher and softer. You'll find "Okay. So I'm. a sap. I know it." York newspaper man. I^g economy. WITCH HAZEL is perfect foi | Scarves Be sighed. "I apologise for my i The period he set for "a mighty LONDON THEATRE Everybody's Market Lana was surprised at Scottie Honest John approach. I haven't East Broadway \ scalp massage, too. Buy Reynolds' attack. "What do you rise in the whole of Socialist kerchiefs the subtleties of a. Latin but. I 'd agricultural econodiy" was the LONDON, Sept. 13 (Reuter).— Note New Business Hours: mean I have no business in South make a much better husband." a bottle of marvelous .apkins America alone?" she demanded. _ next two to three years.' This is. Bcb Hope and two Shake­ Daily*•*•"•-.. 8 ajn. to 7 p.m. She had to smile. "Is that a pro­ the same. period set by Mr. spearean productions will get [ HUMPHREYS WITCH "Now, look," Scottie said reason­ Thursday 8 a.m. to 1 pa^. ably, "we're both Americans— posal?" -*«_I Georgi Malenkov, the Prime London's autumn theatre season HAZEL today. _RDS right? And we're both a long way He lit another cigarette."Under Minister in his call last month off to a flying start tomorrow Saturdays 8 a.m. to 9 pjn. the ptrcu-stances, no. We're not for a "sharp rise" in the pro­ night. |i)SPi from home. * I'm trying to give; ym duction of consumed goods. • ..oral, Ivory. a friendly piece at advice. About going to talk about that again. There will be no less than 12 .A Rio bt general—and Raul Neves in But. tot me be your friend, L_)na. Both steps are seen here as "first nights" in the .city's Crystal Pi particular." - ^^5_t__^__^i You're goin g to need o ne. part of the present Government's theatres this week. "What do you know about Raul ? • She gathered up her beach robe determined policy to raise living standards and make life aeSwr,; Hope—he was born in London. Beautify your home 1 met you only a few minutes ago and towel. '/I can't be friends witb v —will.headline a variety show at FILM M...f*ctur*t Ir WAUII « NUTLET LTB., SLACKPOOL, ^MliMia aad you admit you weren't on you if you're going to talk against for the average citizen. jfcs£ the Palladium, famous West End *^mamamamsmmmmmammmmimmaamma*mam board tte Santa Elena until we left Such action in the Soviet Union music hall. He bas scored re­ and help Raid." - '%*&$••. calls far a distinct shift of Bahia." . - Ihe newspaperman grinned. "Ill sounding successes there in the niiiuiui.u__i His eyes were grave. "I saw yon empl asis in the economy which past'. Also on the Palladium bill BEAUTIFY BERMUDA! Store be forced to console myself witt had *-previously been directed to ft tite hotel in Bahia. You were Marian Ames, except that she is a Hollywood singing star, too busy to notice me. And I've heavy industry tb the detriment Gloria de Haven. won't listen to a word against Mr. of light industry and agriculture. 1bee n in Rio de Janeiro before. N_*ves either." i-pM • While Hope is wise-cracking at Hundreds of Trees, Shrubs, Baby. I know aU about Raul Neves. In the Krushschev Plan special the Palladium, the Edinburgh I WAMPOLE'S "You knew Marian?" attention is given to thus raising Vines, Palms, etc., from Millionaire hotel man, playboy aad **I told you I've been in Rjo be­ Festival production of -"Hamlet" rat—first class. He alsp is loaded of livestock production. wiU be making its debufat tbe which to choose. Select, fore. She and Raid were quite a Krushschev warned tbe Party with what is known a_ the artistic twosome last year—or didn't he tell historic Old Vic. Richard Burton now and lie sure of yours. We will deliver ie near, CREO-TERPIN temperament." '.' tbat cattle breeding was in many plays the melancholy prince and vou crape it • Lana stared into the glassy water *" £>*w*l *3s respects still below pre-war Ophelia is portrayed by Claire when you are ready to plant. af the swimming' pool. "I don't levels and in some cases was Bloom, dark-haired beauty dis­ |w coats "It's bone of my affair," Lana below the level of 1928. is widely used (ior the fcreat- think it's any of your business." replied remembering th&t Raul had covered bv Charlie Chaplin for • "That's right," he conceded. He also announced that it was his film "Limelight." THE BERMUDA FLORIST ment of common colds,. insisted there was nothing between necessary to order "a number of "Except that I bate, to see a nice him and the American widow. Frent Street West — m Ring 2071 ikes off bronchial and deep-seated American girl end up with a per­ -big'measures directed at improv­ The third opening tomorrow "I'm sorry to spoil your fun. ing the backward branches of night is Shakespeare's "Henry |smooth; chest cold*, as well as minor , manently cracked heart." Scottie said seriously. "But prom­ from; - "I'm not in love- with Raul," agriculture on our collective W' with Donald WolfitTft bronchial irritations. ise me one thing. That you. won't farms,-state farms and regions to Falstaff. FAIRY ISLE FLOWER SHOP ^o coats Lana flared, "nor he with me. He's stay at tite City Hotel when we get never even tried- to kiss* me which an advanced- level, to provide a Crowded into the rest of tbe Walker Arcade — Ring 3060 at an to R-aJ^t^ mighty rise in the whole Socialist is more than I can say for mast of At that moment tliey looked up week are nine other - curtain- LOOSENS THE COUGH-SOOTHES the men I knew in New York." . to see Raul Neves, immaculate in raisers, including T. S. Eliot's Scottie flipped his cigarette over white linen, his face like a thunder-, new comedy, "The Confidential THROAT IRRITATION—SIVES PROMPT tite rail. "That's tiie subtle ap­ cloud. the City Hotel! It's already been Clerk," another Shakespearean proach—slow and .deadly. By tne He nodded coolly to Scott Rey­ decided." ;-JiS production, "Ail's well that ends RELIEF. time yoa come to, you'll find you're nolds. "Lana, you will be sun­ At toe moment she was too con­ well," and an Ice show, in over your head. He doesn't want burned. Your skin is too sensitive fused to wonder bow "Raul hap­ "Champagne on Ice." pened to be on deck ia die middle --.-i-inmru.t... nmiuiiiui.mil to scare you off by making a pass. for the tropic sun.'V*^" The first German opera com­ I Lana rose. "I think you've said "I was about to suggest a hotel of his siesta hour. It did not occur pany to visit London since 1998 enough." y. for Miss Martin ia Rio," Scottie put to her that his room steward bad will open at Covent Garden on "Not nearly enough,"- Scyttie in­ ia. "The Plaza or perhaps ihe reported her meeting witb Scottie Tuesday night. The 300-strong ^^i'/KfVpat sisted. "I've spent enough time in ltor_(p*'i" "ra Reynolds—a pYece of information company from Bavaria wiU pre­ The new "Bermudiana" Road is Brazil to knqw that Latin men anil "Miss Martin is staying at tiie for which Raul had tipped him sent Strauss' "Arabella." American women don't mix. One City Hotel." Naturally." Raul handsomely. (To be continued) Among the openings on Thurs­ now paved, open and leads to ' romance will never be enough for snapped. i-^M day is an Agatha Christie play, IH Raul Neves. You may be the num­ "I think that is for Lana to-de­ "Trial and "Error." - • ber one gal in his,life, but there cide." wfll always be numbers two^sgd • JScpttie's. blue, eyes -were jate»d>_ig-'Y(-WI-^ •_-'-' i\t MURPHIES^ three *irking" 8. the bacKground as they sought the girl's but she vat 19 and yoa rvon't be able to taka it. turned to take Raul's arm with a Enjoy leisure hours ot home Women never-are." Bermuda's most modern, Mr-conditioned smile. "Of course I'm staying at Dry Cleaning to the fullest with Bright in Spirit . . . 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Furnished, unfurnished Household Equipment I houses, cottages, apartments. Ber- Office Equipment' .CONDITIONS OF ADVERTISING Building, Parliament Street, Hamilton. of U.S. citizen. Generous reward -to finder. M. GrinneU, Kenwood Club, jnuda .Tourist Bureau. Phone 5344. SECOND HAND KIDDY-COT. Will STILL IRK BURMESE It Is a condition of acceptance REMOVAL NOTICE. Shirley's Barber NO NEED TO handwrite corres­ German Insurance Firm of . advertisement orders that the Hamilton. ***?£'"*"* accept any reasonable offer. Apply pondence." Rent a Royal. Portable Shop ia now located on front Street For prompt and efficient service in Flitcroft _b*Oor' *4T 2953. publishers of The Royai Gazette and West, over The Smoke Shop. jKHir REAL ESTATE PROBLEMS, and Standard models. Purvis Limited. . The Royal t~am\\* Weekly, do not Calll251. John S. Darfell & Co. have contact Mayhe 8c Company, Happy SINGLE BED with Box Spring. Call' been appointed Bermuda agents guarantee the insertion of any ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Central Valley. Phone 4152. 4830. Deliberate Delay Charged particular advertisement on a specified Group. For information, tel. 5025. FILING CABINETS, metal, four for the Verein Hamburg Asse- • date or at all, although every effort FOR KENT drawer, foolscan size. Sunshine BOSS OIL STOVES. Two and three- Supply Co., Reid St. Phone 2103. curadeure, a leading Hamburg will be made to meet the "-'-hit, of OEBN MEETING — ALCOHOLICS Available Immediately. BED/SITTING , burner models. Reduced. Third ID Baogkok Negotiations rtiw-vertisers; further, they do not insurance company, Mr. E. P. T. ANONYMOUS. Every Saturday at ROOM APARTMENT. Pitt's Bay INSURANCE off. Lusher & Co. Phone 2135. VISIBLE RECORD CABINETS, _ix 8 accept liability for any teas or damage aSO p.m. Lily Hall, Church Street. Road. Hamilton. Apply Flitcroft * Tueker, head of John S. 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Minimum rates for 15 words 1288. , . • • TYPEWRITER RIBBONS. Five the present talks on evacuation (additional words 3d. extra' per word); FIRE AND MBHTNING strike with- laneous items. Phone 7191, extn. different makes. Portable — The. firm .Is also agent for the One insertion, 4s.; two, 3s. 9d. each; ONE BEDROOM FURNISHED • COT­ out warning. Lloyd's Fire. Policy tJUff. • , r't-j. Standard. From 3/- to 5/- Bermuda of Chinese Nationalist guerrillas TAGE; on water, Bear Somerset protects you. Lowest rates. * Harnett Press Stationery Store: German Lloyds — the Ger- three, 3s. fd. each; four, 3s. 3d. each; Bridge. Phone 4828. & Richardson. HAIR BHU.HES — Shampoo, -com­ from' Burma, then Burma will fnte 3s. each; six, Sa. 9d. each; seven HELP WANTED plexion, powder, tooth, nail, floor "have no other alternative but to manischer Lloyd. 2s. Sd. each. ONE BEDROOM COTTAGE in South­ brushes. Also mops. Fuller Brush Garden Supplies request the United Nations to Insertions must be made within YOUNG GIRL for Accounts D«___rt- ampton East, long lease, approved Store. Phone 5233. period of one week. Special reduced take the strongest possible action ment of large business. Beginner tenants, £28 monthly. Phone 1015, WANTED TO BUY Just arrived, FRE&H SEEDS, 54 prices tm multiple insertions for preferred. Splendid opportunity to Bermuda Reservation Bureau. VENETIAN BLINDS. Made in Ber­ against the aggressors." extended periods. varieties of vegetables And 74 learn general office work. Apply Box OLD GUNS, brass, jewellery, pewter, muda by the Globe Venetian Blind varieties of flowers. These seeds are Talks between the United 2756, Bermuda Press. / Deluxe TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT copper, glass, silver, swords, furni­ Co. Telephone 2971 tor prompt ser­ fresh imports not held over' from last RAINBOW in Paget, near beaches, long lease. ture. Little Dorrit, 1787 and 1S34. vice. T_»r*e days from order to in­ season. Thos J. Wadson & Son. States, Burma, Nationalist: China PERSONAL WOMAN KITCHEN HELPER. Nine TillnM '"fflX "**enl pines Reservation stallation. and Siam have been going on a.m. to 6.30 p.m. daily. Apply in Bureau. • FRESH SEEDS'. Cauliflower, Cabbage, Since May 22 in Bangkok. The fOUR BEST FRIEND WELL TELL person to Deepdene Manor. , "PANELYTE" — Modem plastic table Carrots, Beets, Turnips, etc. Verd­ f TAXI fcjTOV — Store with us! Bermuda TWO DELUXE APARTMENTS suit­ FOR SALE and counter covering; many beauti­ mont Florist. Burmese spokesman said Burma "Transfer and Storage Co., Ltd. GASOLINE and DIESEL .MECHANIC: able tor one or two persons, near ful colours. Jeffrey St Sons, tel. 2971. "deplored the delaying tactics of frail 1434. Must be qualified. Will pay high DarreR's Wharf. I Long lease, approved LADYBIRD ELECTRIC LAWN- the Chinese sills. wage for right man. Good, permanent tenants. Adults only. Phone 1015, Miscellaneous VENETIAN BLINDS: New low price. MOWERS are efficient, economical, SERVICE ..._-_...,;.- position. Apply G. H. -Borland and Bermuda Reservation Bureau. High quality. Phone Irving Lusher easy to use. £24.10 witt !*?&• It was reported yesterday that Co., Ltd. ,,Jr., 2135, tor free quotations. cable at Young, nott St Co., Ltd., FURNISHED APARTMENT. East TWO ICE CREAM OPEN DISPLAY the Burmese Ambassador to Siam, YOUNG LADY (white) tor stenogra­ Broadway.- Bedroom, Living Room, MERCHANDISERS. Any reasonable FAMILY-SIZE BILLIARD TABLE in Richmond Road. *j± U Pe Kin,- would return to the Dial 1048 phic, position in Hamilton Office. Kitchenette, Bathroom. -Kitson _!_ Co., offer. Apply Mr. Horace "ward. good condition. For further par­ AFRICAN VIOLETS: Latest varieties, Conference today with Burma's Excellent working conditions, good 4333. Telephone 4085, Bermuda General ticulars call 8277. well established plants. Begonias, final proposal and fly later this promotional opportunities and atten­ Agency. Ferns. ' Ivies, etc. Mrs. Thomas 1 We offer dant job benefits. Apply in writing FURNISHED APARTMENT. Water­ Murdoch, phone 1772. month to. New "York, where he 24 Hoars to Box 2527 Bermuda Press. front. East Broadway. 2 Bedrooms. We have replicas of the Coronation Boats, Motors -would report progress "to the Living /Dining Room, Kitchen, Bath- ANOINTING SPOON. Gold or "ROSE-SPRAY." Combined insecticide United Nations. 7623tl-.-w._ki.-.-.-* COMPETENT SALESLADY. Apply room. £45. Kitson & Co., 4333. silver. Astwood-Dickinson Co., Ltd., Front Street. .-j*"?S 1951 HILLMAN MINX. Licensed and and fungicide sold exclusively by Archie Brown, c/o Archie Brown & Commander Bowie. Phoenix Annexe, A Number Of Son. FURNISHED HOUSE. rOmmth Shore, insured to April 1954. Phone head- Warwick. 2 Bedrooms, Living Boom. ELECTRIC LIGHT BULBS—Mullard waiter, Castle Harbour Hotel. Hamilton. MAID required for small cottage: Sun Porch, Kitchen, Bathroom. Kit- 40, 60 watt, 1/0 each; 75, 100 watt, .Spanish Point, and care of two son & Co., 4333. 1/9 each. Special discount to tbe ROYAL ENFIELD AUTOCYCLE. Just Desirable Lots children (one at school.) Please Write trade. Young Trott & Co., Ltd. . overhauled. One Kayak, for par­ Real Estate A Number of Lots of the ticulars phone 4526. Box 2777, Bermuda Press. TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT: Fur­ LOT OF LAND, Cedar Hill, Warwick. A HOME nished; in Hamilton; available Bathroom MEDICINE CABINETS 'FULL TIME MAID. Immediately September 19th. Butterfield & Co, 'with mirror fronts, three types, For easy maintenance — "BRITISH Pace reasonable tor quick sale. Verdmont ot Apply MnL;P__l«r Perinchief, Tam­ Ltd. Phone 4202. SO/-. 85/-, £8.10. Chesley X. White SEAGULL" OUTBOARD MOTOR. Phone 1395 or ISO. Built for gracious living. arind Vale, Warwick. St Son. . •*•' See them at Holmes, Williams & LARGE UNFURNISHED APARTMENT Purvey Ltd., Serpentine Road. THREE-BEDROOM COTTAGE: Ideally located for any Long Boy, Somerset JAMESWAY POULTRY FEEDERS, Excellent condition, garage; near Development in Hamilton, £40. Three bedrooms, Inverurie. Butterfield & Co., Ltd., family Seeking a Home etc. .'Butterfield & Co.. Ltd. Phone Waterers, Brooders, and Livestock MARINE ENGINES, inboard and out­ POSITIONS WANTED 4202 Equipment. Call Sandys Brokerage board, for speed fishing boats. Phone 4202. near Hamilton (overlooking South Shore) Co. Tel 5001. Ambard St Company. East Broadway. The lots ere e good NEW HOME, Jennings Land: Three COTTAGE ACCOMMODATIONS have been sold HOUSEMAID aad COOK, two per­ ELECTRIC PLANERS, Portable With Slightly used "MOTOBLOC" Auxiliary bedrooms, garage; three-quarters of Consisting of: sons. References will be supplied. available tsreezie Brae Inn, Paget. Cycle. Phone 5238. an acre; water views and rights. and size ond ere priced Near beach. Also guest rooms witb case, £40. Snare blades, etc. in Write Box 1174, Bermuda Press. stock. Sunshine Supply Co., Reid St. £11,800 furnished. Butterfield and 3 Bedrooms breakfast. Near beach. Call 5297. 16-FT. SAILBOAT, Snipe style with Co., Ltd., phone 4202. v there are still some from BOOKKEEPER—TYPIST. Write Box sails. * Will accept any pear offer. 2 Bathrooms delightful home sites 2740 Bermuda Press. Private COTTAGES am* APART­ Wearing Apparel Phone 4847, dfter 6 p.m. • VARIOUS PROBERTIES at reasonable MENTS; maid service and utUltU»« prices. Butterfield St Co., Ltd., Kitchen available. £350 to £650 incluJed; daily rates. Phone Bermuda1 40-FT. AUXILLIARY YACHT, ocean Phone 4202. Cottages 4027. yr SOUVENIR SHOPS. Now in. Men's going, top condition. Just re-done TRADE SERVICES and Boys' Terrycloth Cotton "T" ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE, Fairylands: Cedar Breakfast Nook Shirts. Bermuda Design. Lusher & inside and out. Sleeps six in two Or Fer Sale: TWO GRAND PIANOS: staterooms. Washroom, toilet and Two bedrooms, large kitchen, living Dining Room Yoa can get a real -PETER PAN Excellent condition. Apt ly The Co., Phone 2135. galley, and closed cockpit. Inside and room, dining room, dien; water views. Plans to be seen at HAIRCUT . . "4 also permanent Little French Shop. Phone 2674. ' No Lot is less than ADVANCE DRESS PATTERNS as outside steering. ' Complete with Two rooms underneath. Reasonable. Living Room waves. Ideal Beauty Salon. Phone dinghy, sails, lifeboat, mooring and Phone 1507. _ acre and the 3996. featured in Woman's Home Com­ I the home of Mrs. LARGE FURNISHED ROOM with pri­ panions and Mademoiselle. From Ce.-pil accessories. Owner leaving island. Garage vate facilities * Located in Hamilton. Phone 3828. average price is DURAPROOFlNG protects afcainst Reasonable rent. Phone 5297 Harris, Church Street Necchi Store Memorials Leron Butterfield or moths and carpet beetles. Have an and St. George's Gift Shop, njxt to CAVENDISH HEIGHTS St. Peters. 14' DINGHY, plastic covered bottom; expert examine yawr furnishings. no caulking necessary ever; with For Marble MEMORIALS of beautv £1,500 Call 9328. SUNNYBANK BOTEL, Warwick. Fur­ office of nished rooms available at reason­ outboard motor; in top running order; and distinction ""ntact Mrs. Jack JUST ARRIVED a very lovely selec­ Critchley, phone 2206. ADVICE AND'ESTIMATES of chill- able rates. Phone 4656. tion of fall hats ill velvet, velour and £60 or nearest offer. Phone 1651. Price £8,500-0-0 I HAVE THE PLAN room construction, air-conditioning felt. Antoinette's. .AND THE TIME TO equipment. Call Harold Pierce, E D. STUDIO APARTMENT with large AUSTIN VAN and TWO BRADFORD M. A. Gibbons- MacRonaW, Ltd. Phone 1101. kitchen aad bathroom in Hamilton. FINISH OCT THE SUMMER with a VANS. No reasonable cash offer or Near Offer for HELP YOU CHOOSE £25. Butterfield St Co., Ltd., Phone saw straw hat- Now half price at refused. Sunshine Co., Ltd. "OLD SWEAr FINED FOR 4202. Elaine's. THE SriB FOR YOUR Limited OUTBOARD MOTORS — Lauson. Quick Sale FUtfURENHOME STAMP COLLECTING FURTHER REDUCTIONS on Summer four-cycle, air-cooled for longer DECORATING HIMSELF ONE-BEDROOM APARTMENT near Dresses. Sizes 9 - 52. Final life and greater dependability. Phone 1261 STAMPS, ALBUMS and all acces­ Hamilton. Spacious grounds, water­ Clearance. H. S. Critchley, Vasco da Wadsons. For appointment to view Telephone for an front, beach. Tin Mid-November. Gama Building, Reid Street. LONDON, September 15 (Beu­ sories. Comprehensive stock. In­ £35. Butterfield & Co., Ltd. MORRIS MINOR: 1953 Convertible. Appointment spection invited. STAMP SHOP, Reid Phone 4202. Duty paid; licensed and insured to ter). — Last July Edward John-! eaH Street. Hamilton. April, 1954. No reasonable offer re­ ston, 76, wearing 20 medals, stood "STURDIVANT" on Harbour Road in Handicraft fused. Phone 4457. in Hyde Park with thousands off Paget. Large uroinula, three bed­ other vdterans — in the front I REGO AGENCY CO. Wallace Gilmour rooms, two baths, upstairs pitting GIFTS—Hand tooled from finest Ber­ MORRIS MINOR CONVERTIBLE: rank for a review by the newly- I room, living room, dining room, pan­ muda Cedar in all varieties. John A-l condition, licensed and insured Burnaby St. —Hamilton Realtor try, kitchen, main room and bath, •avis, Cedar Shop, Somerset. to April 30th, 1954. Young Trott crowned Queen. j You Just Wait M witb separate entrance. Bathing rights and Co.. Ltd. Today Johnston, wearing no Phone 4374 - 3836 Tel. 1547 on harbour and South Shore beach. Well furnished, except linens and AUSTIN DEVON: Excellent condition, medals, stood in a London court­ 6674+w. Wg- «7*3+w. china. Phone 4828. Hardware ' 14,000 miles, privately licensed and room and was fined £5 for insured to April 30th, 1954. Young until you see -jfjjgjg METAL MOULDINGS—Stainless steel Trott & Co., Ltd. decorating himself illegally. He and aluminium tor counter -wis., had been in the Atmg from 1894- The Preview table. Jeffrey Sc SOBS. Tel. 2971. to 1907, but never in a battle. .Car Accessories ef some of the most exquisite furniture ever Estate of offered for sale in Bermuda TYRES — "SeiberUng" car and Jeep tyries with rayon cord for extra NOTICE strength and longer life, are again Emanuel Joseph Brice FOR SALE available, with dependable tubes. Sun­ shine Supply Co., Reid Street. Deceased in the estate of THE SALE Pursuant to the Trustees Act 1876 by Public Auction Section 50 Charles Maxwell Allen will be advertised in the near future. Most COTTAGE We offer deceased of the items are over 200 years old and in > Ml NOTICE Pursuant to the Trustee Act, 1876 good condition. FOR SALE IS HEREBY GIVEN to cred­ Cavendish Heights a beautifully furnished, two itors and others having any NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN .. Just to mention a few .. apartment house, situated debts, claims and demands that all per-ons being credi­ •With:— in an exclusive residential against the Estate of A Superb Secretaire (small size) in * tors- of or otherwise having area in Pembroke, just off EMANUEL JOSEPH BRICE, original condition. C 1780 any claims upon or against Living room the Pitt's Bay Bead. deceased, who died on the Pair Chippendale Library Chairs the estate of CHARLES Dining room Twenty-First day of June, We Have Two Types of C1780 These apartments are won­ MAXWELL ALLEN of Pem­ 1953 and that they are hereby Flemish Bacon Table of Fruitwood D?rt \ derfully cool, and afford broke Parish in the Islands of required to forward the par­ (an unusual piece) C 1700 Kitchen ex/cellent rental returns. Bermuda, deceased, who died ticulars of their debts, claims Fine Bow Fronted Chejjt of Drawers on the 16th. day of August, Skil Sanders 1 large bedroem .Accommodation includes: and demands to The Bank of with brushing slide. C 1790 1953, and whose will has been EJathroonr N. T. Butterfield & Son, A fine and rare Cabinet erf Yew. The Upper Apartment— proved in the Supreme Court Limited, (Trust Department), interior made with arch. The hard­ UtHtty room Partly furnished, two ai Bermuda by fhe under­ Hamilton, on or before -the ware is handmade; probably by a Garage. bedrooms, two tiled bath­ signed, sole executrix of Ike Plus Skil Saws eighteenth day of September, country blacksmith. **• QYIOO rooms, large living room said will, are required on or 1953, after which date The Refectory Table (small size) C 1640 with fireplace, dining bef ore the 16th. day of Novem­ [email protected] Priced for Bank of N. T. Butterfield and Mahogany Pembroke Table of fine room, well equipped ber, 1953, to send to the Son, Limited, aforesaid Sole colour. C1790 Quick Sole. ,, modern kitchen. Screened TfRlJST DEPARTMENT of Executor, will proceed to dis­ Pair of Yew Windsor Wheel-Back Arm in perch. "IHE BANK Of BERMUDA, tribute the assets of the said Chairs of fine colour. Cabriole Legs LIMITED, HsmUtoia, the par- Available at Lower Apartment— deceased amongst the persons ticulars ol their claims upon (a pair like this is seldom seen). Apply tp Completely furnished, two entitled thereto having regard or against tiie said estate, and C1700 bedrooms, one tiled bath­ only to the debts, claims and that at the expiration of such Fine Oak Arm Chair. Back decorated room, large living room demands of which it shall L 1>. GUTTEiHOGE time the undersigned sole with tree motif; probably a wedding with ' fireplace, dining then have had notice; and that executrix will distribute the chair with the tree indicating the room, well equipped it will not be liable for the Telepbone 43f 0 whole of the assets of the Garden of Eden. C1678 modern kitchen, open laid assets or any part thereof said testator among the Bank off Bermuda Bldg. verandah. so distributed to any creditors, parties entitled thereto having WALLACE GILMOUR Both apartments have person or persons of whose FMTH'S, regard only to the claims of debts, claims and demands it Auctioneer a mile closet space which she shall then have _--4tw. shall not then have had Also— Two ear garage. notice. Telephone 1547 notice. HAfrOWAfi£t LTD. —J For full particulars and to view —apply Dated this 16th. day of Front Street Phone 1170 -1179 The Bank mt N. T. Butterfield September, 1953. . Flitcroft'& Company and Son, Ltd. Mercury Bouse, Front St. Sole Executor. PATTY DENT ALLEN "Shop at FRITH'S and Saee" Sole Executrix FOR SALE f. fiamilten Phone 2953 Dated 30th June, 1953. «**-f- a_.«r_f. «6_Ut at Jenning's Land in Smith's Parish 4165T" mJbm __i7S.pt jwtl 8 674StwiOct.16iNe-.15

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«*Mf ,-—AH ruhH tmm/trvmd _ •e-mv/e*. . &*F?Wftlr\*f\n9*ma% *mm*jjr*%yndi€vt4*.JtK.-r A-IO-/0 B*fStf£*9*^&t- -l^ft0.n£m2EWE, WEDNE&aKT, - SEPTEMBER 1% 1953 Page 9 T. D. B. Chairman's August Rainfall Nearly An ~-PPP»PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPrfSlli^MI>^U ress SUPERSONIC BANG MAY Stey a day or two HAVE MILITARY USE Inch Above Normal longer in Continued from taft 1 Tourist Trade Growing FARNBOROUGH, September on the 14th and the lowest of 84.7 13 (Reuter). — Experiments are on the 31st. being carried out here in pttt use of super-sonic bangs as military MORE SUNSHINE weapons. The bulletin says the total sun­ Still, But Everyone Must At the speed of sound a plane shine of 285.3 hours was slightly pushes the air aside, creating a above normal. Four days bad •iries of air "bubbles" #h*eh more than 12 hours, the sunniest come together with a blast like day being the 7th with 12.4 hours. m thunderclap. There were :>nly two days with Help To Keep It Healthy less than five hours. Only half So far, Jets have -only produced Return by new-type CONSTELLATION sonic bangs in power dives and an hour was recorded on tte 30th. at great height, tte impact being There were two thunderstorms Only £11.19.0 ($53) Continued From P«f e 1 little felt on the ground. Witfa ind three other days, when has a great deal more to offer than issued in America went to in­ more powerful engines in thunder was heard. (Tourist Fare) wfe have," Mr. Vesey said. habitants of this area. development, the bangs will be Prevailing winds, according to • Fastest dailv service to Bermuda's tourists came mainly "I don't wish to convey the idea possible in level flight. . the bulletin, were south- New York. frOm the Atlantic seaboard of the that die T.D.B. is solely interested Pressure experiments here have westerlies which blew for- 189 • Complimentary meals — United States — 82 per cent of in people from the U.S.," Mr. showed, hi one test, a pressure hours at 8.2 m.p.h. and southerlies them from the States of New York, Vesey went on. "It is most im­ for 167 hours at 7.9 m.p.h. The Bar service available. increase of 12 pounds to the average for all speeds was !: New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Massa­ portant to get them from Canada square inch, which would make Why FPKCEyour child • All l fiAhts depart for La chusetts, Connecticut and Mary­ and. the U.K. as wall." Hie bang truly a blast. Produced 6.4 m.p.h. Guardia field. land. This situation had remained THREE SEASONS within a few hundred feet from There were 65 hours of calm, • Also extra trips es needed static ror a number of years. He said that the year had been the ground, the blast could be no gales and no strong winds. divided into three seasons for tfae directed at a target and probably The maximum ten-minute' wind with Douglas Skycruisers. Twenty-four per eent of the cause much damage, experts say. was 24 m.p.h. which blew from T.D.B.'s purposes — from October the south on tte 8th and from tte -fotekea laxative? total population of tte U.S. w_>s to February, from March to May concentrated ia these Stat__, re­ south-west on tfae 30th. The and from June to September. highest' gust was 41 m.p.h. from COLONIAL AIRLINES presenting 30 per eent «_ the During the winter season an national income, Mr. Vesey noted. the south-west on the 24th. or your w tafia it travel agent average of 5,500 visitors came to NO TERRITORIAL CLAIMS, The relative humidity for the What was more important was the Colony each month, while tte that 70 per cent of all passports month averaged 79 per cent, with spring and summer months each SAYS MOSCOW PAPER tte highest of 99 per cent being saw an average of 9,500 tourists. recorded on the 30th and tte "These figures indicate that lowest of 63 per cent on the 26th. X. tm^maammm*mmm* during the spring and summer LONDON, September 13 (Reu­ mMm ter). — Pravda, the'Soviet Com­ The mean dew point was 73.7 seasons the Colony is operating at degrees, with a high of 76.9 on tfae capacity, 50 that the chances of munist Party newspaper, declared 3rd and a low of 65.1 on the 30th. increasing the business lies during today that Russia. "has no ter­ the five winter months when we ritorial claims on any country," are operating at about 50 per cent Moscow Radio reported. for the younger set... capacity," Mr. Vesey said. In an article celebrating '-Tank . Tfae T.D.B. had been making Troops Day," Pravda said: "Tte Stevenson Accepts Ike's very strenuous efforts to develop Soviet Army won an historic vic­ tbe tourist business in these tory in the Second World War and Invitation To Confer months, and with a fair degree of saved tfae peoples of Europe and success. Tfae board had been Asia from tte menace of Fascist DENVER, September 15 (Reu­ Extra Mild—Contains No Harsh Drugs- fortunate in haying the sendees slavery. ter). —| President Eisenhower and Wont Ulpset Sensffive tfff/e Stomachs.' of J. M. Mathes, New York—a firm The workers of our cotmtry Mr. Adlai Stevenson, democratic which had been found to be par­ Who bore tte main burden of the nominee in the 1952 presidential When your child needs a laxative, never upset ticularly well - equipped as war on their shoulders are fully election, are to confer in him with harsh adult preparations. Give ---•i•4-^*_<5»C-yft*^_0

(mfgauuy I famous Battersby of London. Main Floor Cn*\c\*m%Ja*n tn*vt0 ordons ST. GEO&GI . CASTLE HARBOUR St. GEORGE • CASTLE HARBOUR 57»tfw. «ni-tw. 10 THE ROYAt GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBEB:^-1953 British PoWs Reach Home Greece Considers Beauty Bulgaria's Bid Some Among. Them Believed from END-OF-SUMMER SALE For Friendship tip-to-toe "Brain-Washing" Converts ATHENS, September 15 (Reuter). — The Greek I"6reign SOUTHAMPTON, September 15 (Reuter).—The strains Minister, Mr. Stephen Stefano- poulos, today acknowledged a commences SATURDAY of Take me back to dear old Blighty" echoed faintly through note from Communist Bulgaria the darkness here tonight as the troopship Asturias, bringing exposing a desire to re-establish borne some Korean prisoners said to bave fallen.for Com­ good neighbourly and-diplomatic munist indoctrination, anchored off this south coast port. relations with the Greek kingdom. Arrival of the 22,446-ton ship The note had been passed to the' Bargains for MEN.. ..Bargam for WOMEN the prisoners mix freely on the general secretariat of the United carrying the first batch of return­ ship. ing British prisoners has been Nations by the Bulgarian delegate They think that when the in­ for transmission to the Greek giving the War Office a headache. fected men see the faces of loved For of tbe 520 men aboard about Government. . Summer Dresses ones and sit together for the Mr. Stenfanopoulos said his Sports Coots 200 are thought to have emerged traditional cup of tea and the Dress Shirts fiin the Communist "brain­ Government would study tbe Bul­ - traditional pint of English ale, garian proposals . nd reply later. washing' ' treatment' as Red pink ideas will soon fade. Tbey Treatments for Swim Suits converts. intend to let the men do as they Meanwhile, the Bulgarian Hose Belts Cops But Communist propaganda please in Britain—just settle in Chamber of Commerce has asked DRY SCALP could not shake the ex-prisoners' with their families again. the Greek Chamber of Commerce enthusiasm for home when they to open talks aimed at re-estab­ and excess dandruff Rayon Suits saw the lights twinkling fram the However, the Army is taking lishing commercial relations Linen Shorts Rayon-linen Shorts no chances. Military police will between the two countries. ' English mainland two miles away. be at the dockside in force to­ And the words of the song which _ • Hair Styling homesick English troops serving morrow in case of any Swim Trunks Golf Hose Rayon-linen Shorts abroad have sung for nearly SO disturbances. * Hair Colouring years carried faintly but clearly * Cold Waves across the water. 14 NATIONALISTS HELD Our Service Is * Facials Cotton Slips The ship is anchored off tiie Sports Shirts ,*{* Suits shore for Ote night and will not * Manicuring land -the men until tomorrow IN MOROCCAN ROUND-UP morning's tide. Some relatives absolutely Free Cotton gabardine Shorts hired motorboats tonight and CASABLANCA, Morocco, Sept. Phone for your Tee-shirts Panama Hats chugged around the ship watching 15 (Reuter).—Police today an­ appointment today. the faces at tbe portholes. nounced the arrest of 14 leaders Let us make all the • It has been a vexing homeward of the Istiqlal (nationalist) Party Nylon cord Jackets Skirts and Blouses voyage for the 520 ex-prisoners described as the party's "general aboard the Asturias. There have staff" for the Casablanca area. Arrangements for Bobbie's Ideal been brawls and hard feeling be­ They will be tried on charges' tween some of. the "brain­ of organising breaches of the Beauty Salon washed" men and their comrades. peace. Police said some of them your next Trip Some ol those who have held planned the rioting in Marrakesh Near Darrell's Wharf on to tiie British way of _ife have when the Sultan was recently charged that the "brain-washed" deposed and Sidi Mohammed Ben SALE CONTINUES MONDAY ond TUESDAY Moulay Arafa proclaimed the Bermuda Hoars: 9 to 6 p.m. Britons informed on loyal. pri­ new Sultan. soners during prison camp days. Open all day Thursday * * live British Army maintains Holiday House that the best way to rid the The United States has 95 movie Phone 3996 "washed" prisoners of Communist seats for every 1,000 people com­ Ardleigh Cottage, Hamilton -notions is to {dump them right pared with 138 in Autralia and Tel: 4333 »•_>_--tan into normal democratic condi­ S3 in England. tions. That is why they let all

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CANADIAN STOCK NOON QUOTATIONS Will Aluminium 42 ','2 Bank of Montreal 35 Bell Telephone 37%. Britalta Oil ...... i 2.85 Canada Ce*ment . , 75 "i your hair Canadian Pacific Railway . , 21% Consol. Mining St Smelting 23% Consolidated Paper 37% Bollinger ntt Home Oil nil last a lifetitne? Imperial Oil ••..... 28 International Nickel 37% Noranda .....".' 66 Shawinigan Water 38 There is only one way to keep your hair, and that is to keep it healthy ! But when is hair LONDON STOCK CLOSING healthy? The answer is surprisingly simple. •QUOTATIONS Hair is healthy when it is properly nourished. Japan 8% 1934 Assented £85.. For every hair grows from a root embedded Hongkong & Shanghai Bank £91 in the scalp. To the root tiny blood vessels Mount Isa .. 32/3d North Broken HIU . 57/9d bring no less than 18 organic substances which Royal Dutch £31 form hair protein. These substances are the scalp circulation. But the main problem remain*: War Loan 3Va% .' £83 V. hair's natural food. If this food supply fails, the how to bring extra nourishment to the hair toots? hair becomes dull, lifeless and brittle. Finally Silvikrin, and only Silvikrin, gives the complete answer. For Silvikrin is a blend SOUTH AFRICAN STOCK it begins to fall out—dead from starvation 1 of tryptophane; cystine, tyrosine CLOSING QUOTATIONS THftEE DANCERS I and the other 15 natural sub­ Anglo-American Corp. . . 112/6d There are three very common ways in which your stances vital for hair health. Dagf.afontein 71/10"_d hair's food-supply can be cut short. Silvikrin is the hair's natural De Beers Consol. Deferred 6l/3d food, in a form which can be Whatever your boy needs for going back to school, Free State Geduld . 51/10",_d I The oil-producing glands in your massagedintothe scalp. Silvikrin Grootvlei 21/3d scop may product an excess of greasy M'changa mutter. This greasy matter contains is indispensable for men and women who are 131/10>_d determined to have a fine head of hair.' we have it .. . whether he's five or fifteen. President Brand 26/3d '/ bactena which often uptei tk* process Stilfontein 26/0d of hair nourishment and growth. West Driefontein 131/3d Buy Silvikrin today Western Holdings K . 71/10.&d If you are suffering from severe dandruff, greasy Western Reefs ...•.-v-jjf?'. ._- 45,'0d West Rand Consols. 50/ 0d X Th* blood circulation im th* scalp scalp or falling hair, you must take a course of Purs SHORTS WHITE SHIRTS may become sluggish. TH* may had Silvikrin. There is no other product in the world directly to thinning hair. like it. For less serious cases, Silvikrin Hair Tonic Khaki chino cloth (4 to 10 years) 23/6 Long sleeves ...... 17/6 BANK OF ENGLAND OFFICIAL Lotion is the ideal daily treatment. And Silvikrin Lotion with Oil is the * right-style* dressing for SATE FOR UNITED STATES Khaki with belt loops (11 to 18) 28/6 every type of hair. It will give Short sleeves 15/— EXCHANGE "Ti ( The blood may not contain sufficient your hair a handsome, healthy Khaki drill with loops (4 to 18) 12.796875 $2.79625 I organic substances to meet all the body's appearance, a well-dressed, 15/- to 22/6 Bank buying rate $2.8150 needs—so th* hair must go under- natural look, anew brilliance nourishtd. This often happens at an and life. SHOES $1.00 equals 7/1 tarty agi, without any other sign of Gabardine (6-14) j 25/- Bank selling rate ... *2-7» •health. Oxfords, Semi-brogues, etc. $1.00 equals 7/2 Silvikrin What can be dome t THE HAIR'S NATURAL FOOD RUBBERISED RAINCOATS (26-36) 25/- to 40/- CANADIAN FREE RATE Regular massage of the scalp with a tonic lotion 80/- to 90/- London will dear up dandruff and work wonders for tho Socks pr. 3/6 $2.254375 $2.753125 GABARDINE RAINCOATS (12-16) £6.10.0 Montreal Saltus ond Convent Ties 7/6 $2.754375 $2.750625 Bank selling rate $2.77 MEDICAL HALL $'..00 equals 7/3 Bank selling rate $2.7350 $1.00 equals 7/4 Reid Street Hamilton

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