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Date High Water Lo* Water Sua- Bun*, A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. rise set 8.08 p.m. 41 11.10 11.29 5.12 5.14 7.09 7.38 ©bf Smjal (gazette attft (Eolmttet 3D PER COPY—-40/- PER ANNUM VOL. 52—NO. 77 HAMILTON, BERMUDA,SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1945 ALLIED TRAP CLOSING ON RUHR F MRS. COLLINS IS GIVEN Russians Driving On Vienna HEIDELBERG CAPTURED & BIl^STER|«™OFF BRIDGE i™"SNOW CLEARESR DIVORCE FROM HUSBAND MENACED; PATTON PUSHING TOWARDS s^a^u^su, "Insensate Jealous/' Of Man Less Than 50 Miles Distant; 1 Draws Comment From Judge Danzig & 10,000 Enemy Taken KASSEL, REPORTED CLOSE TO FUIDA •A•*•""*N LEFT CARRIAGE NEA—R CUSTODY OF ONE CHILD TO SCENE OF OCCURRENCE WIFE, OTHERS TO HUSBAND By MICHAEL DAVIDSON By MELVIN APPEL LONDON, March 30 (Reuter).—The advance on Vienna has begun, Piecing together tbe threads of In a written judgment deUvered LONDON, March 30 (Reuter).—As Allied pincers swung north and south round the whole of in the Bermuda Supreme Court on witb two Soviet Army groups moving towards the Austrian capital to­ what is now known definitely and night. An order of the day from Marshal Joseph Stalin tonight and the Ruhr area, now imminently threatened with encirclement, it was officially announced at 21st what may reasonably be deduced, it Thursday morning, the Chief Jus­ tice, the Hon. Sir Brooke Francis, the latest frontline reports reaching Moscow showed tbat Marshal Army Group Headquarter tonight that a considerable section of the Western Ruhr was already cut off seems fairly certain that P. Slaugh­ Malinovsky's army, taking the offensive on a 40-mile front in Southern ter, tbe American merchant seaman awarded Mrs. Emilie Gertrude Big advances were recorded on other parts of the front, with forces Kitoria Collins a divorce against ber Slovakia, made a 31-mile advance parallel to tile north bank of the whose body was found on Tuesday Danube. of the first American Army at Paderborn, at the eastern end of tbm afternoon at 230 o'clock, jumped or husband,* Mr. George Thomas Col­ lins, on the grounds of cruelty. After forcing the important Nita and Hron water barriers, Second road running through the Ruhr, the Third Army 55 miles northeast V-DAY DECLARATION BY leaped from the railway trestle Ukrainian Command spearheads were 48 miles from Bratislava and less of Frankfurt-on-Main, and with the university city of Heidelberg in bridge at the Foot of tbe Lane and The respondent had contested the case—the first of its kind—but his than 80 from Vienna. so met bis death. Marshal Fedor Tolbukhin's massed tanks invading Austria itself the hands of troops of General Alexander Patch's Seventh Army. AUIES NOT FAR OFF How he came to get ca tbe bridge prayer was dismissed and the judge Names of key centres already ta-1 • condemned him to pay the peti­ on a front of 30 miles were driving across "Greater Germany's" south­ is supposition, bat tbe events lead­ eastern border and towards Wiener Neustadt, with Vienna less than 50 ken on the 21st Army Group front ing up to Ids cUmbing on top in tioner's costs. were officially announced tonight, Sir Brooke gave the husband cus­ miles away to the northwest. ALLIED FORCES DRIVING Nazis Unlikely To Accept clear moonlight are known. Between them, these two marshals have already Uberated four Euro­ although the security blackout ap­ Qn Thursday morning The Royal tody of the two elder children, Rita parently still covers points further and John, and that of the youngest, pean capitals — Bucharest, Sofia, Belgrade and Budapest — ta seven AT WILL IN GERMANY Gazette published tbe story of Tony months. They are now heading for the Fifth. ahead. The 21st Army Group an­ Unconditional Surrender Martin, a public carriage driver, who Richard, to tbe mother. 'Both par­ nouncement showed that Allied ad­ stopped his vehicle at the Foot of ents were granted access to tbe chil­ Troops of the 3rd. Ukrainian Command entered Austrian territory vances on this front had gone be­ the Lane to avoid running over an dren. north of Koszeg, a Soviet communique said. yond the centres of Hamborn, Bot­ Prisoners Pour In; Civilian By CHARLES LYNCH Mrs. Collins was represented by Mr.: A Soviet air communique said that Wiener Neustadt was raided by American merchant seaman who was air craft of the Red Banner Air Fleet last night. trop, Gladbeck, Dorsten. Borken, WITH THE 2ND BRITISH ARMY lying on tbe road while his mate T. N. DiU while Sir Reginald Conyers, Bocholt, and Duelman. wbich is IB Population Seek Refuge M.C.P., appeared for the respondent. Marshal Stalin's order announcing the new Red Army offensive IN GERMANY, March 30 (Reuter).— stood near him. Martin, it will be north of the Danube, towards the Bratislava Gap, historic gateway to miles southwest of Muenster .and There is a firm belief at tbis head­ recalled, was urged by two seamen FoUowing is the text of the judg­ the furthest point of tbe advance ment. Vienna and the heart of Europe, confirmed German reports which for LONDON, March 30 'Reuter)'.— quarters tonight that tbe Germans in Ids carriage to continue on and, some days have indicated that Soviet troops were advancing in this yet officially announced. (A front Luxembourg radio reported this af­ will never accept unconditional sur­ after some shouting, the man on SEPARATED IN 1943 dispatch said the AlUes are within tbe ground was moved out of tbe sector. The town of Nove Zamky was taken in this offensive. artillery fire of Muenster.) ternoon that a revolt against the render, but that a victory day de­ This is a petition by Mrs. EmiUe Fifty miles beyond Ues Bratislava and another town that was taken, Nazi regime was imminent. clared by the AlUes is not far off. way. Collins for the dissolution of herl The area mentioned is roughly tri­ The Royal Gazette has ascertained marriage with her husband George Vrable, further north, is about 55 mites away from that objective. An­ angular in shape, with the 25 miles "Conditions ahead of tbe rapidly V-day could conceivably be de­ other town occupied by the Red Army was Komarnet, more than 40 miles advancing Allied columns are chao­ tbat there was another carriage near­ Thomas Collins, on the grounds of line from Bocholt in the north to clared within a week and, almost cer­ by at tbat time.. It was driven by cruelty. The petitioner's complaint! northwest of Budapest. Hamborn in the south as the base, tic.'* the broadcast said. "Allied pi­ tainly, some time within the next Duncan Hooper, Reuter's correspondent ta Moscow, cabled that heavy lots reported tbat all roads leading Bully'' Martin wbo also has a story covers a course of conduct aUeged to i and Duelman, 32 miles northeast of month. For almost a week now the to tell — one which is more im­ have commenced in 1938 and to have I fighting was going on on Marshal Tolbukhin's front in the approaches Wesel, at tbe apex. It included a east are jammed with German miU­ war has borne no resemblance to its continued up to a date in 1943. when to Wiener Neustadt, and that the Red Army marshal's forces were tary traffic fleeing in complete dis­ portant than that given by Tony considerable part of tbe Westphalian former pattern and, militarily, might Martin, because "Bully" had brought the parties were separated as the re­ massing for a breakthrough south of Vienna. Plain, as well as the northwestern order. Tens of thousands of civilian have been said to be finished to all sult of proceedings initiated by her The breadth of the front was being increased hourly as picked groups refugees are adding to tbe indescrib­ the deceased and one of the latter's part of tbe Ruhr intents and purposes when the mates from the Belmont Manor before the Police Magistrate in Som­ of mountain veterans who forced the Carapathian passes were brought able congestion. Tens of thousands Rhine was stormed so easily. erset. up to deal with the German strongholds further west. of troops cut off by tbe fast AUied Hotel. The deceased was tbe man HODGES AT PADERBORN on the ground 'Who was seen by With a storm brewing east of Vienna, news of Russian successes in thrusts are searching for Allied Armoured spearheads were now The respondent has contested the the northerly sectors of the front came from German sources this General Courtney Hodges's famous troops to whom they can surrender." doing the clearing up. Thousands Tony Martin. case, and in his reply avers provoca­ Bully." it is stated, was having evening. Third Armoured Division, in a 65 of tanks swarmed through Germany tion and condonation, and counter­ The German High Command reported today that Danzig, the ancient miles dash from Marburg, reached to tbe north, east and south, drop trouble witb his fares. Slaughter, in charges adultery. The petitioner de-, By DOON CAMPBELL nies the accusation of ddultery, and Baltic port, had fallen to Marshal Konstantin Rokossovsky, and this Paderborn, at the eastern end of the ping off holding units and MiUtary particular, was obstreperous and, ac- report was later confirmed from Moscow. road running straight through the | WITH BRITISH ARMOUR EAST I Government officials as they went. I cording to "Bully" he became vio- protests that so far as any suggest­ Ruhr, with Field Marshal Sir Ber­ OF HALTERN, March 90 I Reuter) - This will continue, until finally the lent ion of condonation may arise, mari­ ADMIT KUpSTRINS LOSS nard Montgomery's armoured spear- German women and chUdren are whole of Germany has been account­ After Tony Martin's carriage had j tal intercourse since 1942 was con­ heads speeding east to snap to the tramping the "autobahns" and cart ed for. gone by, the other continued on its ceded on her part only under duress, j A Berlin report tonight also admitted that Kuestrin, 50 miles east way to HamUton bat, near Pembroke of the centre of Berlin, had been abandoned by the German defenders. jaws of tbe trap. j traces looking for refuge They see One week after crossing the Rhine The respondent is from England, Other lac Army task forces were | ten on the walls — "One people. Hall, Bully" began to experience and has been employed ta the Dock­ This admission put an end to three weeks of conflicting reports writ the British spearhead soldier has two further difficulties. Arguments en­ yard for the last 20 years or more about tile exact position at this strongly defended outpost to Berlin. drawing in on the big communica-, one natio_, 0ne Fuehrer." Tbe paint- questions in bis - mind as he speeds j tzons centre of KasseL a late des- getting dirty..-, sued almost \ttitSjr- • the shadow of In 1989 the petitioner with bar two Marshal Stalin's order on March 13 announced that Marshal Zhukov ' ed letters are through Germany the trestle bridge. elder sisters. went_***o Bve with the had capiured the town, but German sources, <*nt-!HM*n»- the High Com­ patch from the First United States Field Marshal Sir Bernard Mont-1 Army front said tonight. After PATTERN IS DIFFERENT Suddenly. Slaughter broke away I respondent and his wife, and in tbe mand, claimed that there was still fighting on the Oder bank. an advance of 30 miles, these troops gomery's divisions, British and Am­ from bis mate and tbe carriage foUowing year as tbe result of a LONDON. March 30 (Beuter).—Marshal Rodion Malinovsky's forces were now in Fritzler, 15 miles erican, are swarming inexorably over In order of their importance to driver. He ran to the eastward and, petition to the Court, the CoUins have captured Nove Zamky, 50 mUes from Bratislava in Slovakia, Mar­ southwest of Kassel. this wasteland of people, carrying him they are: When do we get Mme? it is believed, went into MitcheU's couple were appointed the guardians shal Stalin announced. More First Army elements had into their homes the impact of war When wfll it end? In tbe last war' slip, which is near the cluster of of the three children. The peti­ In an order of the day he said tbat troops of tbe second Ukrainian gained 23 miles to reach Borken, 20 at its most violent tempo. The peo­ these questions were answered al­ stores beneath the beginning of tbe j tioner was then about eleven years' Command, goirg over to tbe offensive, bad forced the rivers Hron and miles southwest of Kassel, on the ple say: "It is over — Germany is most simultaneously. In this war, bridge before tbe road which leads of age. Nitra (Neutra) and, breaking tbe German defences on tbe western banks Marburg-Kassel main Une (not to finished." But Germany stfll has tbe pattern now taking shape is com­ to tbe King Edward VII Memorial | In 1934 the first Mrs. Collins died, of these rivtrs, had advanced 31 miles, capturing the towns of Komaro, be confused with Borken, on the much to suffer. pletely different. Hospital. and in that year tho two elder girls Nove Zamky, Vrable and two others. Behind title hush-hush screen im­ Many people who have been trying left tbe CoUins home and went into Marshal Stalin's order also announced the capture of Komjatice, 48 Second British Army front). At this headquarters the belief is General Patton's armoured forces posed on the latest movements of j to figure out how and why Slaughter employment. The petitioner stayed mUes east of Bratislava, and of surany, five miles south of Komjatice. 55 miles northeast of Frankfurt, had the British armour on the Western now firm that tbe Germans are de­ got on top of the bridge, have reck- I for a prief period with her step­ Marshal Stalin, ta Ids second order of tbe day. tonight confirmed tbe termined never to put their names J oned that he followed the tracks sister, but owing to differences with Russian capture of the great Baltic port of Danzig, the loss of which reached Alsfeld. on the Frankfurt Front, Germany is now taking much to a paper which in future would Berlin autobahn, 40 miles south- [of the ruthless punishment she from somewhere near tbe Belmont • one of her own sisters, ta the foUow­ was officially admitted by the Germans at noon today. meted out earlier In the war on her show irrevocably that tbe German Manor Hotel or reached it through ing December she returned to her Forty-five German -submarines were captured, the order added. southeast of Kassel, and Grebenau, I armies were wipped and surrendered : eight rrules west of Alsfeld. neighbours. the railway yards at the point oppo­ guardian's home, which she assisted TT*I his second order, addressed to Marshal Konstantin Rokossovsky unconditionally. site the NAAFI in maintaining and bis Chief of Staff, Lieut-General Bogolyubov, Marshal Stalin said: INHABITED DEBRIS PILES GIGANTIC TRAP CLOSING So far as the Germans are con- Both these suppositions would "IMPROPER ADVANCES" "Troops of the Second White Russian Command completed tbe rout A gigantic trap was closing round I drove a jeep 94 miles through a earned, tbe pages of history will con- seem to be incorrect. In the early months of the foUow­ of tbe German Danzig group and today carried by assault tbe town the whole of the great industrial re­ dozen East Bhineland inhabited de­ tain nothing to break with the myth Last night a reporter of The Royal ing year, it is the petitioner's case and fortress of Danzig, an important port and first-class naval base gion of the Ruhr, according to front bris niles without hearing a German that tbe German armies have never Gazette went to the trestle bridge. that tbe respondent began to make on the Baltic. Tbm Polish national flag has been hoisted over Danzig." Une reports tonight. Field Marshal shot or finding a front been totally defeated. This may well'. There is a road to the westward of advances of a coercive and improper The order added that Russian troops ta the fighting for Danzig Sir Bernard Montgomery's spear­ Haltern was flying as many flags be the cornerstone of the General the stores just about below where nature, to which ultimately she was had taken over 10,000 prisonrs and captured 140 tanks and self-propeUed heads, swinging north, were spread­ as any newly-liberated town. But Staff plan for tbe next war. the bridge starts to get elevation. forced to yield, and about tbe date >guns , as weU as much other armament and war equipment. Tanks of the Polish First Army Corps, commanded by Lieut.-General ing to meet the famous U.S. Third tbe flags were of unconditional sur­ The AlUes may occupy every square j Unknown to many, there are steps of her sixteenth birthday (May 1st Armoured Division where General render white — table cloths, sheets, inch of Germany—in fact they are off tbat road which lead into tbe 1935). she became aware of her preg­ Poplavsky. were mentioned in Marshal Stalin's order as being among Courtney Hodge's thrust 65 miles in I pillowcases and napkins. Tbey ftat- well on the way to so doing—but I railway yard. From here it is pos- nant condition, and informed the the troops which distinguished themselves in the capture of Danzig. a dash northwards from Marburg to tered mostly from brush sticks Coutinued on Page 5 respondent of the fact. Very short­ For the first time tbe order ended with the words: "Eternal glory to the still there will have been no uncon­ heroes who fell in the struggle for the liberation of the Soviet Union Paderborn, which was reached today, hung from top-storey windows But ditional surrender. o ly after this, having obtained leave, a late despatch from Reuter's corres- thev had been hoisted, too. above tbe respondent sailed for England and Poland." There is reason to beUeve that the BIG AIRCRAFT CARRIER AMONG The Red Army played the major part ta the reduction of Danzig pondent witb the First VS. Army unmanned underground pillboxes, 11 MORE JAP SHIPS SUNK taking the petitioner witb him. They said. The partial blackout over the above communal shelters and strong- answer to the question when wiU it returned to Bermuda ta August, and 25 generals, including a marshal of the Air Force, were mentioned end is already fixed, and the date al­ Second British Army movements points which collapsed without a WASHINGTON, March 30 (Reuter). and late in October Joined ta a peti­ in the order. ready set on which the war will be tion to tbe Court for permission to In bis third order of the day, Marshal Stalin announced the cap­ continued and officially they were fight. declared over. —United States submarines bave described as "at least east of Haltern, Three houses in Haltern were still sunk 11 more Japanese ships, includ- intermarry. Both parties are of the ture of Zallagerszeg and Czosstrog. west of Lake Balaton in Hungary. 25 mUes northwest of Muenster." burning. It is a ripped skeleton of But it may be months before there i ing a large aircraft carrier, two de- Roman Catholic faith, and the mar At tha same time, the order reported, Soviet and Bulgarian forces . But, according to one report, the a town, gutted by bomb and sheU. is even a hint of an answer to the stroyers and two escort vessels in riage took place at the end of Octo- broke the German defences south of Lake Balaton, advanced 18 miles road and rail junction of Muenster, Houses have tumbled across the diers' question "When do we get Pacific waters, the U.S. Navy Depart- ber ta the Rectory of St. Joseph's and seized Nagybayom, Boehoene, Nagatad and two other German bastions on the main route to Hanover and streets, emptying beds, shop weigh- home?" I ment stated tonight Church. Somerset. The first of the covering the approaches to the oil area of Nagykanizsa. Berlin, bad been entered by AUied big machines, toys and glassware three children of the marriage was | Marshal Stalin's third order was addressed to Marshal Tolbukhin, troops. Muenster is 50 air miles among the mess of brick and mortar. born on the 4th January, 1936. commander of tbe Third Ukrainian front, and his Chief of Staff, Lieut.- northwest of Paderborn, with a main A few hundred civilians blinked Cruelty being a matter of degree, General Ivanov. road Unking the two. This great curiously from behind shutters at the acts of behaviour, which are the Continued on Page 5 .U&O would include not only indus­ tbe massive forces streaming east­ AMERICANS LAND ON NEGROS AS subject of complaint, are cumula­ trial areas of the Ruhr but the West­ wards in a mammoth nose-to-tail tive, and consideration must be phalian Plain to tbe north of it, convoy. Others came on to tbe street given to all the circumstances as a through which runs tbe vital com­ whole. The petitioner's charges re- PRICE CONTROL FURORE ENGLISH SHOE EXPERT Continued on Paf* S RYUKYU POUNDING CONTINUES munication fines centred in tbe Continued on Page IV great rail junction of Hamm, leading ON BUNCHES OF ONIONS ARRIVES INBERMUDA to Northern Germany and Berlin. GENERAL MacARTHUR S HEAD­ So great was tbe dislocation that BRITADfraEPARES FOR QUARTERS. Manila. March 31 (Satur- CAPITAL llfY PAYABLE the German forces facing Field j day) (Reuter).— American troops LONG DISTANCE CALL TO Farmers Complaining About | To Be Production Head Of Marshal Montgomery's forces were EUROPEAM ?-DAY FETE landed on Negros Island, in the Cen­ FOR 4 YEARS EN FRANCE not even able to obtain supplies tral PhiUppines, on Thursday, it was BERMUDA ON MAGAZINE Marketing Centre's Policy Mr. W. Barber's Plant of ammunition for their machine j announced in General MacArthur's Continued on Page 1*2 communique. Bacolon airstrip on Whitehall And Local Groups Negros has already been captured Wages And Prices Freezing; TJKB. Secretary Is Told Price control authorities here are Rounding out most of Mr. Wal­ as the Americans push inland rapidly likely to bave an argument with the ter Barber's plans to provide Ber­ SEES NAZI COLLAPSE IN Draft Celebration Programme against ineffectual opposition. New Luxury Taxes Set Board of Agriculture as the re­ muda with a shoe-making industry, Issue For Colony Success sult of tbeir experience on Thurs­ Mr. Arthur Sevill. formerly of the THE NEXT FORTNIGHT GUAM, March 30 (Reuter).— Ad­ day, when tbey descended upon the prominent English firm of the Bec- By JOAN CAPREOL miral Chester W. Nimitz, Pacific By HAROLD KING Tbe first copies of the special Ber­ Farmers' Market to discover that tive Shoe Company, of Northamp­ Fleet commander, reported that PARIS, March 30 (Reuter).—An­ muda issue of tbe Canada-West onions were being sold for 9d a ton, and Messrs. George Barker & By REGINALD LANGFORD LONDON,' Mar. 29 (Reuter).—As heavy warships of the American Indies Magazine bave come off tbe bunch as against the vegetable or­ Company, has arrived in the Islands tired bat optimistic Londoners be­ Pacific Fleet and carrier planes are nouncing a capital levy payable over ZURICH, March 30 (Reuter).— A four years, the French Minister of presses at Huntingdon, Quebec Pro­ der wbich sets a maximum --trice of to take over production at Mr. Bar­ neutral diplomat who has Just ar­ gan their Easter exodus from V-2'd maintaining their bombardment of vince, and they are so good tbat the 5d per pound for March and April. ber's plant London for what they hoped to bo tbe Ryuku Islands, but he again Finance, M. Rene Pleven, ta a three- rived here from Germany has told hour budget speech yesterday laid magazine's editor, Mr. H. C. Collier, However, the farmers had an an­ Mr. Sevill has been 20 years in the me that a high-ranking Nazi region­ an eve of victory hoUday, Whitehall failed to confirm Japanese reports of immediately radio-telephoned Mr. J. shoe manufacturing trade, during officials got together today to push landings on the Ryukyus. down the anti-Inflation poUcy to be swer. They claimed that there was al official who handled his travel­ foUowed by tho French Govern­ J. Outerbridge, Secretary of the nothing ta the vegetable order about which time he has had the experi­ ling arrangements beUeved the war forward celebration plans for the A Japanese counter attack on the Trade Development Board, on Thurs­ ence of being general manager of great day itself. ment and warned France of a diffi­ onions being sold by the bunch, al­ would be over in a fortnight. American men of war With land- cult year ahead. day evening to let him know about though prices were find for carrots practically aU departments in a shoe based planes was repelled by guns it. The diplomat himself, thought a The Easter rush to the sea was After some essential wage adjust­ and beets to be Sold ta that way as factory. German collapse was inevitable with­ of tbe warships and carrier planes, Mr. Collier asked Mr. Outerbridge well as by the pound. In addition to his services as ad­ for this nation "good news" hoUday Admiral Nimitz added. ments the Government intended to to thank all those ta Bermuda who in four ox five days. He confirmed as huge crowds queued for trains stabilize both wages and prices, he First Mr. Duncan Gosling visited visor and pattern maker, Mr. Sevill that there was an acute food short­ LONDON, March 30 (Reuter).— had helped to make tbm issue the the Market, to be followed by Mr. wfll be ta a position to train local to Cornwall and Devon, England's declared. outstanding success that it was. At age in the district of Southwest Ger­ Riviera, tbm south coast- and tbe American Super-Fortresses plaster­ M. Pleven rejected any attempt John Plowman, and then the chair­ workers. He wiU be particularly use­ many through wbich he travelled, ed Tokyo with new-type incendiary tbe same time be wanted to be re­ man of the War-time SuppUes Com­ ful ta continuing the vocational Isle of Wight, where many of the to combine an exchange of old bank­ membered to tbe Bermuda's Services even bread being unobtainable. beaches were reopened for public bombs in another daylight raid on notes for new ones with a partial mission, Mr. H. D. Butterfield, join­ training of men from the Bermuda Describing his car journey the Japanese capital early this morn- Overseas Association and all tbe ed the discussions. Militia. Mr. Barber told The Boyal nee. freezing of holdings, and declared Bermudians wbo had passed through through Southwest Germany, lie tag, the German Trans-Ocean News that when the notes were exchanged The farmers were told at first that Gazette yesterday tbat fit* Militia­ said road traffic was practicaUy im­ Tbe only reminder that the war agency stated today, as Japan an­ Montreal during the war. (Mr. Col­ men are "taking on" very weU. it would be franc for franc. lier is also secretary of the Canadian- they could not sell the onions by possible because oi continued air is still on wfll be the patrols organ­ nounced the formation of a new tbe bunch for 9d., but one of them fiI* strafing and innumerable bomb ized to keep visitors on beaches totalitarian party to "streamline" He described the Government's West Indian League, which repre­ Mr. Barber said that he now lacks the nation's anti-invasion --flans. policy as "essentially anti-inflation­ sents the B.S.O.A. ta Canada) showed the Commission officials a only a few items of materials to go craters. Even cycUsts were hardly cleared of mines and declared "safe" wholesale purchase he had made able to move and his car was almost by the miUtary authorities. Quoting a Tokyo radio report, ist" and stated that it was based on Appreciation and thanks were ex­ ahead with shoemaking on tbe Berlin said that 180 aircraft took combining maximum production which cost him 6d per bunch. The scale which he has envisioned for i- a wreck after 150 miles of rough pressed by Mr. Collier far the Easter seller, it is understood, was the riding. GOVERNMENT LAYS FLANS part ta the latest raid. A few hours with maximum economic taxation lilies which were sent to him by the some time. However, it wUl be pos­ chairman of the Board of Agricul­ sible to take a long step forward ta The diplomat said that rail traffic later, the Japanese news agency and the greatest possible saving. T.D.B. Incidentally, the TDB. ex­ MeanwhUe, a committee of all said an AUied carrier task force ture. some directions. between Frankfurt-on-Main and the He called for the adoption of mod­ tends this floral pubUcity of the Mr. Butterfield and Mr Plowman Swiss border was paralyzed, except Government departments gathered had been sighted south of Shikoku, ern methods ta industry and finance Islands ta a number of directions in It was learned by Tbe Royal Ga­ at WhitehaU to plan for V-day. one of the main Japanese home is- the United States and Canada. thep P^d visits to grocery stores ta zette that the manufacture of sand­ for a few minor local lines in the as being essential if France wished HamUton, eventually, the farmers Black Forest. Continued M P»je 12 Continued on Paf* S Continued am Pafe 2 als will be concentrated upon at Continued on Pafe 2 Continued on Page II fiitlfii ea Paje S •fiHBHB I js_5_B

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Mr. Frank Gaffney Has U.S.C. "Glen Duror" To Capital Levy Payable For 4 2typ Snijal *az*tfc On WXLQ Today and OlrtlnntBt Saily Returned To Bermuda Get Easter Touch Years In France U.S. Army Radio, 1,240 Kc. Continue**I fro-a Pag* • Mother's Day---- Waterloo House lh Pembroke has A festive touch to the Easter FGBLISH-D DAILY EXCEPT ON SUNDAY become a rendezvous of transporta­ season for Allied servicemen is be­ Saturday 31 March to hold her own as a great power. M. Incorporating Pieven asserted that the French fis­ The Royal Gazette New York Times in Hall following tbe adjudication been rehearsing for this event fear Rachmaninoff's Second Piano Con­ "The American and British au­ PLAYHOUSE: 2.45—7J0—9.3D • and The Royal Gazette of the physical training competition Item past six weeks under Mrs. Win­ certo. thorities are delivering arms every on the field by F Lt. & R. Harding, ifred Bean. o day for the rebuilding of the French LONDON, March 30 (through Reu­ RJLF. Volunteers are also invited to at­ Army and Air Force," he said. Other CARMEN MIRANDA ter).—There is one sector where the At the general assembly and ser­ tend. financial measures announced in­ Germans are still attacking. It is vice in tbe School HaU boys and Local Broadcasting Company cluded an increased tax on tobacco, a MICHAEL 0'SHEA not a town marked with arrows on visitors occupied the body of tbe luxury tax of 25% on high-class every front page newspaper map. It Hall, and tho Headmaster and Staff SALVATIONIST POLICEWOMAN Gets U.S. Engineer's Advice drinking establishments and a PHIL SILVERS is not even given a name beyond the were on the platform. The School | strengthening of tbe measures for vague designation "Southern Eng­ sang the opening sentence "Lead me, TO LEAVE THE COLONY? One of the top-ranking men in the confiscation of illicit profits. VIVIAN BLAINE land" in communiques. Lord" the Headmaster read tbe ap­ his field, Mr. Frank Marx, director "The Cherry Blonde" And tbe German sorties on this propriate collects, and the School There was a persistent rumour yes­ of engineering for the Blue Net­ sector are called "incidents.'* then joined in the Lord's Prayer. terday that Major Alice Uden, of the work broadcasting system, his been But the civilian population of Lon­ A Prefect, J. F. Vivian, read tbe Salvation Army, tbe first woman con­ in tbe Colony to give advice to the Saltus Grammar don, wbk*h has endured more than lesson, and tbe end-of-Term hymn. stable to take office in these Islands, Bermuda Broadcasting Company, "Something For The Boys" five years in this combat zone, tend "Lord dismiss us with Thy blessing," would shortly leave tile Colony. Limited about their particular pro­ School to see the war bet the same light as a followed. Am the last verse was being Major Uden's main work has been blems. — Fun, Music and TECHNICOLOUR! soldier in tbe field, and when Gen­ sung, tbe Head of the School, C. B. with wayward girls, but She bas been For some time now the Company Will Re-Open Also — LATEST BRITISH NEWS:—New Road to China eral Eisenhower eschewed the strate­ Terceira, brought the School flag to greatly inconvenienced for some here bas been endeavouring to get gy of invading Holland and ending the platform The service closed with tune as the result of a serious infec­ such a technical expert to come to for the — Middle East Follows Yalta — Aviation's Latest — the V-bomb attacks directed against the Grace. tion which followed a dog bite. the Islands. SUMMER TERM Towards the Rhine. this capital almost to a man, Lon­ Following the service the Headmas­ It was not possible to reach Major Mr. Marx has now returned to the doners agreed with him. They well ter read through the list of indi­ Falle, Divisional Commander of tbe United States. understood when he said, "A com­ vidual points, showing each boy's SA., last night, for confirmation. on mander hates to turn back from contribution to tbe standing of bis NEW OPERA HOUSE 1.15 & 7.45 p.m. (f pursuing a beaten foe." House in the House Competition, and BERMUDIANS AMONG THOSE Monday, April 9th then proceeded to the awards. In It may be that "Southern England' WHO WENT TO ENGLAND Special Return Showing! will be in this war until the arrows presenting a Leaving Certificate to (full day) on the map bit tbe point marked R. G. Robinson he wished him all It is now possible to disclose that GOVERNMENT Interviews and Examinations Berlin, and even after. But relief possible success in bis future career: a number of Bermudians left the on Thursday, April 5th. "SING YOU at tbe expense of slowing down be had spent a pleasant and useful Colony recently bv steamship for NOTICE those arrows would not be accept­ ten years at the Sshool, reaching the England and have now reached their Parents 2.30 to 4.30 p.m. SINNERS" Sixth Form and tbe dignity of a Pre­ able here. destination. Entrance Examination — New with The Supreme Commander's opinion fect, and they would miss him. They included Mr. Eldon H. Trim­ that when all rail lines are cut tbe In the course of his closing ad­ ingham, M.CP, and his son, Eldon, Warwick Sub Post boys will be required at the BINGCROSBY V-2's would soon cease, and that be dress, tbe Headmaster spoke briefly Jr.; Mr. Donald Leach: Mr. and Mrs School at 2.30 p.m., ready for FRED MacMURRAY did not think the Nazis had large of the war situation and its signifi­ Fred C. Misick: and Mr. Clarence examination. Donald O'CONNOR supplies stored in Northern Hol­ cance: while there was every reason Peniston. Office N.B. It is necessary for the Head­ land, was comforting up to a point. for optimism he recommended them o Laughs! Music! Horse-racing But it did not engender the enthu­ to follow onlv reliable news reports CONTRABAND ELECTRIC LIGHT master to interview both new boys siasm that a prospect of final relief and to refrain from extravagant BULBS TO BE AUCTIONED and tbeir parents. from aerial bombardment may seem surmise. In conclusion, he hoped Change of Location Also—7th Chp, "Don to warrant. that they would make the habdays Something new in the auction of R. E. E. BOOKER, Winslow" a pleasant time for their parents, goods seized in prize—148 cases of Headmaster. RESPECT GERMAN INGENUITY and tbat they themselves would eiectric light bulbs taken from the It is hereby notified for gen­ 1695+j.l_. have a Happy Easter. The reasons for this are. first, it Japanese steamer Durban Manx in eral information that. on and was bard to enthuse when uncom- October, 1940—will be put up for -JUNIOR SHOWS TODAY! sale on April 10 at 3 p.m. after the. 2nd. April, 1945. the fortably close "incidents" might hap-' Sub Post Office, Warwick Parish, pen, perhaps at the very moment TALK IS DELIVERED AT The sale will be held at the Con­ PLAYHOUSE: 10.30 am. OPERA HOUSE: 1.15 pm. the general's pronouncement was traband Warehouse, Reid Street en­ will 'be located opposite the Henry at his funniest! being read, and, second, the respect SANDYSCRAMMAR SCHOOL trance, Hamilton., PARISH CHURCH, at the junc­ HENRY ALDRICH "HENRY ALDRICH for Gennan ingenuity. This capi­ tion of the main Middle Road and tal looked forward to being "Uberat­ The pupils of Sandys Grammar Khyber Pass. PLAYS CUPID' ' PLAYS CUPID" ed" last year when Marshal Mont­ School were given an interesting and gomery's armies broke into tbe Pas instructive talk recently when Mr. Sandys Secondary W. A. MANUEL, Jimmy Lydon I "SING YOU SINNERS" de Calais area and overran the V-l and Mrs. Peacock of Ireland Island, —ALSO— launching sites. visited the school. Acting Colonial Postmaster. At that time a few days lull in the Mrs. Peacock, a native of New­ School 7TH CHP. "DON WINSLOW OF THE COAST GUARD- buzz bomb attacks sent hopes soar­ foundland, deUvered an address and The Whitney Institute ing. But the Germans soon had long answered questions. With the more FLATTS THEATRE TOWN HALL—ST. GEO. range buzz bombs in action from the technical of the latter she was ably By Command, Dutch coast and adapted bombers assisted by her husband. 8.00 8.15 to carry V-l's across the North Sea Tag Day W.L. MURPHY. School 'House of Frankenstein' The first talk in the series was Colonial Secretary. "And New Tomorrow' to the approaches of Eastern Engl­ given last term by Edward G. Scheid- "National Barn Dance" "Night Club GiriT and, where they released them WILL REOPEN ler, of the U.S. Navy, and it is hoped Colonial Secretary's Office. pointed at London. Then came V-2 to maintain the practice witb at for the SOMERS OPERA HOUSE SANDYS THEATRE — the rockets — with immense pos- least one lecture in each term. Today 29th March, 1945. sibilities in range. Summer Term 3.00 & 9.40 3.00 & 9.25 The Nazis have shown how long 1736ts. mit*. "My Gal Loves Music" "Irish Eyes Are Smiling" they can hold isolated ports, and if 8.15—"The Suspect" 8.15—"Eadie Was A Ladv' land communications were cut their Long Distance Call To on Monday, April the 9th 8th Chp. "Don Winslow" rocket launching bases in The Hague 6th Chp. 'Don Winslow" area would be easier to supply by Bermuda On Magazine sea, aided by the screen of islands Parents wishing to enter new along the coast, than are the Chan­ Continued from Page 1 Warwick Parish Meeting pupils should call at the School nel ports in France which they have .Playing 5Veri "Week Mr. Collier was especially pleased on Thursday the 5th. April be­ held since D-day. Monday, April 2nd tween 2.30 p.m. and --L30 pjn. At the moment hopes are again on with the way the four pages in col­ PLAYHOUSE NEW OPERA HOUSE our-have turned out, and he felt 5.30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday Monday tbe up-grade People are talking everybody in Bermuda would like The Whitney Institute School Begin-1 about "a few old stocks of rockets" ning-of-Term Service will oe held TONIGHT AND EVERY "WINGED VICTORY" tbe German- ill shoot off before them. THORBURN HALL NIGHT" "Destiny" It was announced some time ago in St. Mark's Church, Smith's Parish abandoning their last attempts To discuss plans for Warwick's effort for the Red Cross & St. John —In Technicolour— Tuesday against London. by Mr. N. H. P. Vesey, M.CJP., chair­ at 11.00 aa on Thursday, April the Rita Hayworth man of the Trade Development Fund. A large attendance will be appreciated. "WINGED VICTORY" But the people here know their Board, that 2.000 copies of the Ber­ 12th. The Service will be conducted Wednesday "Night Club Lady" enemy well enough by now not to by the Rev. Mr. S. Little and the "Good Fellows" muda issue would be bought by tbe MR. E. A. McCALLAN, Chairman. Wednesday bank on personal safety until all TD.B. and distributed to tourist Guest Preacher will be Dr. C. A "Kansas City Kitty" THE BUCANEER" organised resistance is beaten out agencies in tbe United States and Thursday of the Germans on the battlefield. .2S9'MI S. Munro. "Something for the Boys" Canada; Mr. Vesey then said that "Good Fellows" Thursday — o all efforts were being made to turn "Till We Meet Again" 1,110 FREED ALLIED PRISONERS The Whitney Institute School An­ BEAU GESTE" out a first class job. nual Athletic Sports meet will be Friday, Saturday "Something for the Boys" ARRIVE IN BRITAIN A number of prominent Bermudi­ "THE SEVENTH CROSS" held on the School Field on Thurs­ Friday, Saturday ans have written special articles .for Spencer Tracy Signe Hassc FRISCO SAL" LIVERPOOL. March 30 (Renter).— the issue, and there is in it a mess­ day the 26th. April, commencing at The first batch of Allied servicemen, Saturday 10.30 a.m. Susanna Foster, Turhan Bev age from His Excellency the Govern­ 2:00 p.m. "Henry Aldrich Haunts 'UNDER WESTERN STARS' wbo were either liberated by the or, Lord Burghley. GOVERNMENT NOTICE Russian advance through Poland or l«82t«.t_ a House Noah Beery Jr. escaped while being convoyed to Ger­ man prison camps, reached here by sea today. Altogether there were 1410 men on Anniversary board. There was no public cere­ Public Auction mony—merely a military band. Mr. and Mrs. John Ebbin of Announcing? a a a a a Look unto Me, and be ye saved, of Southampton West The Engagement of a Glorious Motion Picture! all the ends of the earth: for I ant GOODS SEIZED DI PRIZE God, and there is none else. I are celebrating their have sworn by Myself, the word is ** 31st Wedding Anniversary Will he held at CONTRABAND WAREHOUSE, gone out of My mouth in righteous­ Reid Street entrance, Hamilton ness, and shall not return, that Today, March 31st, 1945. unto Me every knee shall bow, twery Tuesday, 10th April, 1945 tongue shall swear. 1708$. , -IN TECHNICOLOR— at 3 p_n. The Goods in question consist of: STARRING—PAUL MUNI—MERLE 0BER0N—CORNEL WILDE DAILY • COLONY THEATRES • SHOWS 148 Cases Electric Light Bulbs MONDAY-TU ESDAY-WE DNESDAY TODAY—AEOLIAN HALL—TODAY removed from S/S "DURBAN MARU" in October, 1940. For April—9th—10th—llth further information and particulars apply to Collector of Customs, 2 p.m. News & Cartoon Comedies Hamilton. 3 & 8 p.m.—A4 Band Musical Drama By Order of the Marshal, Under the Patronage of TRUCADERO GERALD L. YOUNG, 4.30 & 9.30 — "GIRLS TOWN" — Film To~m Drama Acting Colonial Treasurer. The Bermuda Musical and MASONIC HALL — Bob Livingston — Pride of the Plains Dramatic Society James Cagney — "FRISCO KID" By Command, TOP HAT — "HOLLYWOOD CANTEEN — Shorts W.L. MURPHY, LITTLE THEATRE — "No Time For Comedy — (WA.) Colonial Secretary. -At the Playhouse—Matinee and Evening— 29th March, 1945. St George's — "ARIZONA GANGBUSTERS" 1750tss.Apr.7.tu.lO. 1744t«. THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, SATURDAY, MABCH 31, 1945 Page 3

CUpper via the United States to U.S.O. HIGHLIGHTS ^f^f^s^*ia^fi^f^firiatf0^faf*§*fa3A PERSONAL Canada. CONGRATULATES COLONIAL SATURDAY * • • Mews recently reached the Colony Mr. Arthur H. Sevill, his wife, Hil- SECRETARY ON TRANSFER H. O. PARRIS Outdoor Sports Programme, Golf, ISht aDiary of tbe death of Dr. Leo Burrows, da, and baby Patricia, arrived re­ Tennis. Volley Ball, Badminton, D.D., in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Dr. cently bi Bermuda by Clipper. The The following correspondence has 1 ) Horse-shoes. St. George, 3 p.m. Burrows's father was pastor at St. family are from Exeter, England. passed between Brigadier General Auctioneer Movie—latest all over the world of Andrew's Presbyterian Church many Mr. Sevill is expected to be instru­ Thomas H. Jones, OX}. Bermuda Base events. St. George 8 pjn. years ago. mental in establishing a shoe mak­ Command. U.S. Army, and the Hon. At the Flatts Club—Movie, followed • • * ing industry in the Islands. W. L. Murphy, C.M.CU Colonial Secre­ by a talent show in the Tap-room. Will offer at Public Auction Samuel Pepys Teucer * • • tary here and Governor-designate of Movies — LOJJ.E.-US.O, Somerset, 1 ! , Word has been received that E-Lt. the Bahamas: 8 p.m. m^Afai^f^tt*F*£*J*f'i*tfW*J *$*f*tt*f *fcf*&!A W. H. J. Kitchen, R.C.N.V.R., son of Arriving in Bermuda by CUpper 3 1 26th March, 1945. on Euclid Avenue, Pembroke SUNDAY Thursday, March 29th Mr. and Mrs. f**"**-**** Kitchen, of recently was Mr. Bruno Candotti, Flatts Club US.O—Afternoon tea- "Beau Sejour," Paget, has been ap- Commissary Superintendent to My dear Mr. Murphy: Reading an article on railway tra­ pointed an associate member of the PJUL dance; Buffet supper; Sing-song fol­ vel in the Times of a century ago It is impossible to separate the lowed by a movie. Society Of American Electrical En­ feelings of gratification and regret Two Modernly Equipped and am intrigued thereby. It was gineers. * * * Somerset Club I.O.D.E.-U.S.O.— written in praise of machinery, but Among tbe passengers aboard a caused by your appointment as Gov­ Open all day. Musical entertain­ alas! motors had not then been • • * shuttle CUpper which went to the ernor of the Bahamas. ment in the evening. introduced, so many of the argu­ Fit, Lt. Howard Dickinson, elder United States were the foUowing: Naturally, I was greatly pleased at Six Room Cottages St. George USO—Sing-song in the ments set forth are- not now soso n of Mrs. Mia Dickinson of Paget, Mrs. Ruth Crockett, Mrs. Grace Dev­ the news, but feel a personal loss at evening. potent. Is home for a short leave from his lin, Mr. Herman Ferguson, Mr. Ern­ the prospect of you and family leav­ with ample Fresh Water supply, and artesian Wells There is no species of travelling duties as a medical officer of the est Jordon, Mr. Frank Marx, Miss ing Bermuda. which has, as a general rule, proved RJLF. at Nassau, in tbe Bahamas. Thelma Watson, Miss Olga Boland. The official relations of your office Wednesdayat , 3.0Apri0 p.m. l 4th, 1945 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Before going to the Bahamas Dr. Mr. Alfred Burrows. Mrs. Hermione and the Army Base have been most 1686s. so free of accident — there is none Dickinson was stationed in tbe Mid­ Church Street West. Hamilton which may be rendered so thorough­ Butter, Mr. Arnold Butterfield, Mrs. understanding, and I shall never ly and entirely safe — as railway tra­ dle East. His wife and young child Theresa Carter, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. forget the many thoughtful and velling. But efficient management are at present in England awaiting Cooper, Mrs. John W. Cox. Mrs. kind things you and -your family Branch of The Mother Church, passage to Bermuda. Dr. Dickinson, Grace Dawson and baby, Mrs. Hilda have done for me personally. The First Church of Christ, is its very life and being. Take away that, and you have a power which who was in practice with Dr. Brown Demoura, lbs. Linda Dismont, Mrs. Scientist, in Boston, Massachu­ at the outbreak of war, returned Lucv Doe, Miss Barbara Flood. Mr. Sincerely, admits of being developed into an to England shortly thereafter and setts. instrument of death ten thousand John Frith, Mr. Eldon Frith, M.C.P.. THOS. H. JONES times more terrible and efficacious enlisted in the R.A.F. He expects to and Master Howard Frith. Mrs. Mat- April 1st resume his. practice here after the tie Gibbons, Miss Phyllis Leech, Mr. Brigadier General, VS. Army. MISS BOBBIE than could ever be extracted out of war. Lesson — Sermon any four wild horses in the kingdom John Mitchell. Mrs. Rose Mitchell. 27th March, 1945. with the most execrable driver and Mr. and Mrs. Arlington Norcross, My dear General, of the BEAUTY" the most overloaded coach. But rail­ Doctors William Healy and August­ Miss Edith Stephens, Mr. Walter Thank you very much for your Sunday Service: 11.00 a.m. way travelling, being the result of us Bronner, the American psycholo­ Wadson. Mrs. Margaret Watlington, kind letter of congratulation on my Wednesday Service: 7.15 p.m. machinery, may be reduced almost gists who came to Bermuda partly Mr. and Mrs. Harold Whitman, Mrs. appointment as Governor of the Belmont Beauty Salon to a certainty. A locomotive engine to report on the Colony's youth Vera Whiter and Master Robert Win­ Bahamas. Welfare Reading Room: has not quite so much caprice or problems and partly for a vacation, ter, Mrs. Joyce Wisniski. Miss Violet The three years my wife and I have Monday and Friday 2-5 p.m. erratic self-will mm is possessed by left recently by Clipper for NewZuill , .MTs. Gladys Bego, Mrs. Ann spent here have been full of interest Rose Marie Semans, Mrs. Olive Smith Wednesday 2-7 and 8-8.20 p.m. any one of four thorough-bred York. The couple, along with Dr. and the formation of new and "bolters." Tbe public expect, there­ Brenner's sister, Mrs. Elsie Stern, and Miss Ivy Spurling. valued friendships, and for rot-ny A cordial invitation to attend the fore, that what may be done to In­ Have been residing at "Mayfatr," reasons we shall be sorry to leave Pembroke, tbe home of Mr. and Mrs Incoming CUpper passengers in­ Bermuda. Wishes to Her Many Friends services and use the Reading Room sure their safety, will be done. ***From a leader castigating tbe J Hilborn. cluded Mi. Edmund Gosling, Mr. I fully reciprocate what you say is extended to all. George Ingham, MTs. Mary Macken­ about the happy relations that have and Clients Midland Counties Railway for three » • • zie and baby Jaffrey, Mrs. Ruby recent accidents. The same issue Miss Harriet Walsh, of Toronto, obtained between my office and the Jackson, Mr. Wilfred Bean. Mrs. Viv­ U.S. Army Base, and I shall take with reports tbe overturning of the Ontario, who has been holidaying in ian Frith and Mr. Charles McGee. Prince of Wales Oxford coach at the Islands at tbe Waterloo House, me many pleasant memories of my A Happy Easter Wesley Church Hamilton Beaconsfield The leader shied at a has returned to Canada by Clipper association, personal as well as offi­ 1672+th.s. white post, the reins broke, and tbe cial, with yourself, your predecessor Pastor: Rev. J. G. Stones Miss Walsh, a frequent visitor to coach was drawn up a bank. One Bermuda, has many friends here. General Strong, and the staff of the of the outside passengers was killed. During her present trip she gave THEY SAY Bermuda Base Command. Easter Sunday Services The Oxford coach was still running much valuable advice to the Girl Yours sincerely, from the Bun Inn, Holborn, and Guides' movement in the Colony. was driven by one of the proprietors, By A.M. PURCELL W. L. MURPHY. Under The Auspices Of The Bermuda Musical WiUiam Taplin. Morning, 11.00 o'clock Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Benny were That everyone should see the exhibi­ and Dramatic Society Sermon: "Vistas of Eternity" in a CUpper which recently left for tion of photographs "Advance on the United States. They are en route the Reich" In the Walker Arcade That the Cup Match is not to inter­ Special music by the choir. Soloists: And the last reference to coaches fere with Somers Day holiday. Mrs. Harry Dunkley and Mr. Frank minds me of an old story. Coaches to England. Mr. Penny for some time II * Baker, Jr.. SK 2c, U.S.N.R. were scheduled to leave certain inns has been secretary to tbe Commo­ That it was a happy thought when at different times and one ef the dore of HM. Dockyard. His co-opera­ That the cricket lover wont mind A Song Recital tion with tbe local authorities as the Arcade was chosen for the pur­ that. United Sunday School Service inns was called "The Duke's Arms." pose. But coaches also rejoiced in fancy a member of the Labour Board has 3.00 pan. That he will have two holidays. names, aad the coach rejoiced in been considerable. That thanks are due the various By Sergt FRANK WHITMORE, U.S. Army, A special Easter programme will be tbe proud title "The Duchess." tenants for their co-operation. Bass Baritone given. So tbe notice posted outside the That it is good to hear some com­ Mrs. Wallace Outerbridge, of plaints about noises. inn read: "Tbe Duchess will leave Smith's Parish, a prominent worker assisted by Evening Service, 7.30 o'clock That Bermuda is again true to tradi­ the Duke's Arms at 9 a.m. daily " with tbe Lady Cubitt Compassionate tion. WALFRID RIIHILUOMA, Violinist Sermon: "Easter Fast" Association and tbe Bermuda Wel- That loud speakers and kites aren't Special music. Solos will be given by ! fare Society (Smith's Parish That she is a long time changing, the only noise producers. W. NORMAN PARKER at the Piano Mrs. Albert Whiting and Sergt. Frank Reading my morning paper and vastly interested in the debate on Branch), has proceeded by Clipper but when she changes she does a Whitmore, TJS. Army, and Violin to the United States. She is en route big Jump. That there are howling dogs and TRINITY HALL, Hamilton tbe Criminal Code BiU. I do note yelling persons on the streets. selection by Mr. W. Riihiluoma. that one of our M.CP.'s was con­ to visit relatives at New Liskeard. Organist: Mr. A. B. Vorley cerned by the clause referring to tbe Ontario, and will be away for some That having neglected the youth for time. years, legislation now will take That they all give the lie to "The 8.30 p.m. offence of "insulting tbe modesty Tuesday, April 3rd of woman." That phrase, he opined, a a a care of them from the womb to the Isles of Rest." The Friendship Hour of Songs and went extremely far. Mr. Richard Todd, P.A.A. Traffic tomb. Refreshment. For my part, I could insert an­ Representative here, left by Clipper That some say that several of the at 8.30 p.m. ITS***. other clause and make it an offence recently along with bis wife, Janet, That youths can't sell newspapers. joy rides are cancelled. for a woman to insult tbe modesty and child. of a man. Mayhap it would suffice • • • That they can't Indulge in 'street That those better informed say there ADMISSION 4/- an our police were again aUowed to Miss Grace MacDonald who has trading." was no proposal of joy rides. Tickets on sale at Bermuda Press. Easter Day Services be armed with tape measures with been visiting here sister, Mrs. Eu­ * * * That one wonders what they will do (Members of the B.M.D.S. and School pupils—half price) CHURCH OF ENGLAND which they could ascertain that the gene Outerbridge, of "Blink Bonnie," That a rumour is like a lie, it has Proceeds in aid of The Guide International Service Fund. | skirt was tbe prescribed length. Shelly Bay, returned recently by between 13 and 16. seven league boots.

.CATHEDRAL 7.00 am.—Holy Communion. 800 a.m.—Choral Eucharist 11.00 a.m.—Morning Prayer tt 12 Noon —Holy Communion "Break forth, into joy, sing together 7 30 p.m —Evensong PEMBROKE S. John's ST. ANDREW'S •6, 7, & 8.00 a.m.—Holy Communion 1100 am.—Morning Prayer 12 Noon —Holy Communion 5.00 p.m.—Evensong Welcomes all worshippers to S. Monica's LOVELY.... 7.00 a.m.—Holy Communion 11.00 am.—Morning Prayer 7.30 p.m —Evensong Easter Special Services Preacher, the Rector 9.00 p.m.—Sacred Programme FOR EASTER! ST. GEORGE'S 11.00 a.m.—Worship He who gave for us His life, "S. Peter's Noon —The Lord's Supper 7—0 a.m.—Holy Communion Who for us endured the strife, 11.00 am.—Morning Prayer and Holy 3.00 p.m.—Church School and Is our Paschal Lamb today; Communion Charming pieces of hand made 7.00 p.m.—Evensong Bible Class We too sing for joy, and say, S. David's Chapel 7.30 p.m.—Worship Hallelujah! .costume jewellery in silver. Each 9.00 a.m.—Holy Communion 4 00 p.m.—Evensong 8.30 p.m.—The Lord's Supper piece beautifully made and of SOMERSET real intrinsic worth. Pieces S. James's New Anthems Sweet Hymns Message of Life 7.00 & 8.00 a.m.—Holy Communion that have their own inimitable 11.00 am.—Morning Prayer and Holy Communion way of giving just the right 7.00 pm—Evensong touch to your Easter Costume. S. Michael's 9 30 a.m.—Morning Prayer and Holy Communion SOUTHAMPTON

S. Anne's Now TUI-agh bit—dat era 8.00 am—Holy Communion 11.00 am.—Sung Eucharist difficult to obtain bat ipve 4.00 p.m.—Evensong part* an atill being shipped WARWICK . S. Mary's 7.00 & 8 a.m.—Holy Communion 10.30 a.m—Morning Prayer (Said) 11.00 a.m.—SUng Eucharist 4 00 p.m .—Evensong PAGET S. Paul's 1X6 & 800 a.m.—Holy Communion . 10.00 a.m.—Children's Service 11.00 am—Morning Prayer and Sung Pictured above and to the right Eucharist 7-0 pm.—Evensong are examples of . . . . DEVONSHIRE Christ Church - - from 7/6 7.00 & 8.00 am.—Holy Communion THE ALL STEEL BICYCLE Earrings - • 11.00 am.—Morning Prayer and Holy Communion In all parte ef the worfd the Britah built Raleigh is giving faithful Lapel Pins - . from 20/ - 750 pm.—Evensong wrvice, and is ridden by thoae who can afford to pay a little men. Built by skilled Garrison Church Bracelets - - from 62/6 ».15 am.—Holy Communion cycle craftsmen, this cycle m «naringly light yet exceedingly strong. Tbe quality of SMITH'S the materials wmtbxiu construction place it well above other cycles, and its depend- ability makes it a eyde which yeu wfll be proud te own. S.Mark's 7.00 a.m.—Holy Communion THE RALEIGH CYCLE CO. LTD. NOTTINGHAH, ENGLAND g**ma-&(*a 1115 am.—Morning Prayer and Holy )THi RALEICHt Communion Hamilton and St. George HAMILTON m. Holy Trinity, Bailey's Bay 9.30 a.m—Hohj Communion THOS. J. WADSON &. SON Established 1844 Harrington Sound Chapel 7 Front Street Hamilton 8.00 p.m.—Evensong •Mfk. Page 4 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1945

Crystal Pick-Up US NAYY BOOSTED THIRD .GERMANS ADMIT THREAT Cartridges All-Out Austrian Uprising Said ' ARMY ACROSS RHINE TO SEVER THE REICH ALSO MAGNETIC ARMS Belmont Manor Limited stock of these phono­ To Await Arrival Of Russians Hidden Task Force Moved Up Goebbels Says There Is But graph essentials just received; DESIGNED FOR LEISURE HOURS order early. By JON KIMCHE From 200 Miles Distance Little Left To Country Reuter's miUtary correspondent By MacFEE KERR LONDON, March 29 (Reuter).— A GOLF—Perfect golf weather right now. LONDON, March 29 (Reuter).— The next 48 hours will probably intro­ spokesman of the German High Robert D. Aitken duce a new highlight into the war situation wbich will speed the total 'WITH THE VS. NAVY ON THE Command, Lieutenant General Ditt­ Distributor Int. G.E. Ca, U.S.A. collapse of the Nazi regime. The Russians have now reached the actual RHINE, March 29 (Reuter) — It can mar, in his weekly broadcast read TENNIS—En tout cas court zone of the Vienna defence. This is situated in the 20 mile gap between now be revealed that a task unit of for him over the German radio to­ Hamilton Phone 1127 Bratislava and the Neusiedler Lake, 25 miles from the eastern outskirts of the US. Navy, hidden in France al­ night, said "Is there any sense in 32J8t s.m Apr.2nd. Vienna. most 200 miles from the Rhine, made continuing the fight? This Ques­ COCKTAIL and DINNER-HOUR w Once the Russians overrun this war will yet be complicated by some­ possible the crossings of the Third tion has become acute for both the- position, there is unlikely to be any thing of a civil war between the Army. .. . German soldier and German civilian prolonged defence of Vienna. The German miUtary and the Nazis. Within less than 48 hours of being in view of tte new situation that Special arrangements for private parties. city has not been placed into defen­ A great resistance movement is in ordered to take tte road, tte Navy has arisen. sive preparedness. It has only a operation throughout Austria and men made tteir surprise appearance "We have to face facts and take small garrison, probably numbering awaits signals to rise. A courier who on the moonlit river. Four hours action one way or another. Dial 1301 — Reservations and Information no more than two police divisions. left Vienna early this month after the first wave of 3rd Army "Once again we are confronted In addition, there are indications brought this news to Austrian troops ted crossed in Uttle Army with the threat of having the south 32S7Ttuw.s. of a coming wave of opposition, to Socialist leaders in London. assault boats, tte Navy task unit of Germany severed from the north the Nazi regime in Austria which The approach of the Red Army, it was launching Its bridgehead site. — a plan which is now being exe­ has taken more active forms than is expected, wUl be the cue for a From tte time Lieutenant Com­ cuted with the most up-to-date has been known hitherto. The Ger­ popular revolt against the Nazi re­ mander WilUam Leide, CS.N.R, re­ means. mans have Just announced a series gime in Austria which wfll almost ceived the okay signal to proceed to "As long as the enemy is deter­ I of mass trials for organizing under- parallel the Paris rising in import­ the Rhine, it was a race against time. mined to extinguish us we have no I ground resistance. ance. The movement has estabUshed Landing craft for vehicles and choice but to go on fighting to the In recent months there have been contact with the Allies. For long men, 36 feet long, had to be loaded last. Every day gained by tte resist­ a great many executions there — Allied leaders were in doubt about on to trucks, along with larger ones ance of our forces both in tte east believed to average about 1,000 a its true importance — the Germans 50 feet long, for mechanised vehicles. and in tte west is of extreme import­ j month. had not publicised its existence — but now these doubts have been Roads up to tte limits of tte 3rd ance. CATASTROPHIC FOR NAZIS Army advance had been reconnais- removed. sanced a few days before, but the "The home front and army must It is, therefore, believed that the Resistance in Austria is directed last miles had been so recently in keep up tteir will to fight and work, defeat of the German-army and the by a council known as "05." Its German hands that there was no so that all steps deemed necessary approach of* the Russians and Am­ sign is known throughout Vienna time to check tteir width through by our leaders — whatever they may ericans may be marked by some­ and in all parte of the country. The the narrow-streeted Rhineland towns. be — are supported by tte united thing akin to a general uprising council has seven members: two As tte big boats rolled down the will of the entire German nation.'* against the Nazis. The consequence Socialists, two Catholics, one Com­ roads to tte scene of tte crossing, History is a hard task-master and of this, it is believed, would be munist and one Liberal, with a non­ protruding trees and buttresses had hardly ever offers an opportunity catastrophic in the Nazi regime. party chairman. It advocates Aus­ to be knocked down. When the Navy- to nations to correct past mistakes, Quirt* It is thought likely tbat any mo­ trian independence and a democratic men reached tte bridgehead area the said Dr. Goebbels hi his weekly arti­ ment now the power of the central regime which refutes both Nazism assault was already in progress. cle in Das Reich, quoted by the Ger­ government in Germany may bre*-'*, and tte authoritarian dictatorship The Navy has also assisted in the man news agency tonight. Sehr-x it Parker Qwnfc guards The solv-x in Quink protects and that attempts will be made ,y of Dollfuss and Schuschinigg. last crossing of the Rhine by tte 3rd "That is why we have to go on suffering tte grim fate that is in against pen failure... ends clog­ pens these 4 ways: Prevents sections of the military to take over The council reports that anti-Ger­ Army. Leading it. Lieutenant H. S. control in areas where the Nazis man feeling in Vienna is outspoken. Szalack of Detroit and Lieutenant store every day," he added. "We have ging! Quink with solv-x stops metal corrosion and rubber have the situation no longer in IB tte people's court in tte city David Spalding of Portsmouth, Vir­ no other choice unless we resign our rot. Ends gumming and clog­ hand. alone, between 300 and 400 Austrians ginia, went downstream from tte national individuality and abandon pen troubles before they ourselves to the enemy, but this is ging ... gives quick starting, The possible falling out of Austria are sentenced to death every month, first crossing point and directed the start! Quink is fast-drying, essential at tills moment would finally dis­ mainly for active resistance. Courts launching in the neighbourhood of not in the grain either of tte Ger­ smooth-flowing — good for even flow. Dissolves sediment organise any German attempts at in otter parts of Austria bring the Boppard. man people or tte German leaders. left by ordinary inks. Actually an organised retreat. This is par­ total death sentences to about 1,000 When Army engineers had erected "We have learned much in this war, all fountain pens and steel supplies an abundance of monthly. In addition, three large but we have not learned to bow to minerals... ' ticularly important for Held Mar­ a bridge tte Navy used tteir land­ pens. Tiy tt today. cleans your pen as k writes. shal Sir Bernard Montgomery, be­ concentration camps are overcrowd­ ing craft for other purposes such as an enemy who is far below us. Let. ed with prisoners. About 120.000 us rather go on with our gallant 592JJ is e full vitamin Ionic cause the terrific pace of his ad­ pushing across pontoon rafts carry­ containing Essential vance may call tor a temporary con­ Austrians at present are serving ing heavy tanks and booms and nets fight, difficult as it is. We have lost Minerals — to 'eliminate solidation halfway to Berlin; Mar­ sentences for poUtical offences. which protected the bridge. so much in this war that almost the symptoms of failing shal Montgomery is unlikely to stick nothing is left but our honour, our health... out his neck gratuitously, as did GERMANS "ALMOST MEEK" Ufe and our freedom." weakness the Germans before Moscow. A German, whether military or NAZIS FEAR SNAPPING OF loss ef weight But with a new crisis facing the civilian, has no chance of buying HALL TO VISIT MIDDLE EAST tiredness Germans in Austria and Bavaria, anything in Austrian shops or being the break-up of the Reich seems served in most restaurants. A strik­ VITAL RADIO HOOK-UP LISBON, March 30 (Reuter).— lees off strength imminent. It appears only a matter nervousness ing feature is that the Germans ac­ Mr. George Hall British Parliamen­ of days before the Gennan High cept it. They are almost meek. By E. FRASER WIGHTON tary Secretary for Foreign Affairs, CARNOL costs so little yet Command will have definitely lost Conditions of life in Vienna are very LONDON, March 30 (Reuter)--The expects to leave Portugal for the gives you so much.... all centralised control of large parts grim. For weeks every morning at real reason behind the frenzied Ger­ Middle East • today. SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS of the {ront. 11 the cuckoo warning of approach­ man warnings to the people of Ger­ He had a long talk with the Span­ GERMAN CIVIL WAR? ing bombers sent Viennese scurring many to beware of broadcasts al­ ish Ambassador, Nicola Franco, bro­ DISTRIBUTED BY to shelters. Soon after 11, tte sirens leged to emanate from AUied sources ther of General Francisco Franco. It remains to be seen whether the waUed and the bombers arrived. is probably a fear that the radio link yesterday and also saw Casiro de BERMUDA GENERAL officers taking over the German Damage done to tte capital is ex­ —tte last remaining central directive Mata, tte Portuguese Minister of PARKER Qiifjiir AGENdY local commands during the chaotic tensive and includes some of its best function of tte country—may col­ Education and formerly Minister to THE ONLY INK CONTAINiKS PEN-PROTECTING SOLV-XI phase wiU really insist on fighting known features, such as tte Town lapse at any moment. the Vichy Government. on, or whether the last hours of the Hall, tte University, old town and With air and surface communica­ some of the model workers' flats. tions disrupted by tte AUied armies Tte gas, electricity and water sup­ converging upon the heart of the ply has been put out of action and Reich from west and east, and inter­ Commencing April 1st the plight of the population is nal order farther menaced by the severe. ceaseless hail of Allied bombs, the Bread is also scarce, and it is be­ one instrument of national control lieved that Vienna has no food- still operating efficiently, according DR. Ra Ea NASH stocks left — and only about two to authoritative London circles, is will have office hours at days' coal and flour in reserve. in the chain of powerful radio trans­ Tt-it ot/\£R/_ ELECTRIC CO. LTD.. OF ENGLAND Ail rail stations have been de­ mitters ranging tioxn Berlin, Bremen the Police Station, Somerset stroyed. The city does not give the and Hamburg to Vienna in the 8106 impression of a town tte Germans south. 441 }!&€€€& intend to defend as they did Buda­ Now overloaded as the vehicle of Mornings — 10.00 - 12.00 t*t u/a/t pest. The courier reports that miUtary, administrative and propa­ (Except Sundays, Tuesdays and liberation is anxiously awaited. ganda transmissions, the breaking Fridays) at the service of the Empire of the radio link would end coordin­ BRITISHFTRMSPREPARED ated German defence and leave tte Evenings — 7.45 - 9.00 German High Command with the FOR PEACE PRODUCTION impossible task of trying to maintain (Except Sundays and Thursdays) central direction over a number of LONDON, March 29 (Reuter).—In isolated areas of resistance. Afternoons by appointment preparation for the switch-over to o peace time production, 1,150 firms MAY REPLACE QUININE Emergency caUs may be made have been granted faciUties for car­ through the Police Station, Somerset rying out experimental and develop­ LONDON, March 30 (Reuter..— ment work, including tte manufac­ Mepacrine may in many cases en­ Residence 8336 ture of prototypes, during the past tirely replace quinine in the treat­ 1724*1 m.tu.w. eight months, announces tbis week's ment of malaria after the war, Dr. Board of Trade Journal John Rudkin, of the Royal Army The firms cover a wide range of Medical Corps, suggests in an article Now I Do Sleep Well products, mainly engineering. Road in "Tropical Medicine and Hygiene." and rail transport, production of do­ Dr. Rudkin says that the new mestic appliances and kitchen equip­ treatment of mepacrine as a substi­ ment and textile machinery come tute for quinine has been the sub­ high in the approved list. ject of extensive experiments in A large number of firms have been British Eastern armies. able to make definite and valuable preparations for their post-war pro­ The Coast Guard guards aU TLS. gramme without impeding war pro­ ports against fire, negUgence and duction, it was added. sabotage.

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the Japanese Imperial Rule Assist­ COMMON WEALTH PARTY AUied Forces Driving At Will ance Political Association, Japan's sole poUtical party ter the past three NAZIS FIGHT TO KEEP In Germany Flies Mosquito Across years, was formally dissolved to­ AVOID HASH WITH LEFT day. A new party calling for unity G-_te**i tram Fat* I Atlantic In St Hours In the present crisis was inaugu­ OPEN RUHR PINCERS rated, said a Japanese News agency and smoked. Two were staggering dispatch. To Support Labour In Most LONDON, March 30 (Reuter).—"AB from an overdose of cognac. LONDON, March 30 (Reuter). —Flight-Lieut. H. C. Graham of Prime Minister Kuniaki Koiso, along the front of the British Second with all members of tte Cabinet Of The Constituencies Army the mass of the infantry has PRISONERS POUR IN Glasgow left Newfoundland af­ ter breakfast this morning and attended the inaugural meeting of been brought up close behind tte Prisoners are pouring in and being tte new party—known as Dai Nip­ LIVERPOOL. March 30 (Beuter).— tank spearheads," the German D.N.B. arrived in Scotland in time for cleared, to rear areas as and when a late lunch. pon Seijikai (the Political Associa­ Though offering organisational, re­ news agency said tonight. British non-priority traffic can take them. tion of Great Japan)—in the Diet gional and local support to Britain's forces have pushed back the Ger­ PUoting a Canadian-built They do not need guards, most of Mosquito on an R.A.F. Trans­ Building. Labour Party and all progressive and man front between Borken and these prisoners. Until the trucks Socialist parties. Sir Richard Acland. Dorsten and have advanced to Duel- port Command delivery flight, PARTS' MANIFESTO came to load up with their disillu­ te covered the 2,184 statute leader and chairman of the Com­ men." sioned freight they ait quietly, but mon Wealth, recently created Left- miles in five hours and 38 min­ A manifesto by the new party Tte German High Command is mostly scowling, in chicken runs, utes—an average speed of 387.6 said: "With the enemy's invasion wing body, today expressed misgiv­ throwing in all available resources in churches, senoels, power houses or ings about a lack of radical aims in miles an hour or approximate­ increasing ta intensity, our very order to prevent the closing of Gen­ just by the roadside. ly 6i miles per minute, the Air homeland is already a battleground. Labour's policy for the forthcoming eral Eisenhower's pincer jaws de­ general election in Britain. Disarmed bands of uniformed Ministry announced tonight. At this critical moment Dai Nippon signed to encircle tte Bute Basin Volkssturm plod unattended along The aircraft was not pressed Seijikai aims at forming a strong Addressing the Common Wealth according to Walter Plato. German the roads in the general direction in any way. It ted the advant­ organization from all circles and, Party's conference of nearly 300 de­ Trans-Ocean front reporter on the they have been given by our police­ age of unusually favourable by discarding all past encumb­ legates, characterized bv their youth Western Front men. Some wear white armlets. following winds. The naviga­ rances, at co-operating in overcorn- — Sir Richard is only 37 — he declar­ "There are still some 60 air miles tor was Flying Officer F. C. tag tte national crisis through ed that the Common Wealth must between the northern jaw, where Field Marshal Montgomery has such an array of might at his dispo­ Swidengranz, of Hamilton, On­ complete unity, thereby perform­ hope for a Labour victory at the British troops are thrusting towards tario. ing the duty of ensuring the de­ coming poll and offer support to Muenster. and the southern jaw, sal that he can liquidate any opposi­ fence and security of our country." Labour candidates in most consti­ vhich is advancing north beyond tion at his own time and in the most "The trip was entirely with­ effective way. out incident," Flight-Lieut. Later the Japanese news agency, tuencies. Bad Wildungen and Brilon on tte quoting a Japanese Government an­ Ruhr." tte report added. "Undoubt­ Graham said. "We were for­ Many poUtical observers, seeing a tunate with tail winds." nouncement, said that General Jiro growing movement for unity among edly General Eisenhower's plan is to By CHARLES LYNCH Minami has accepted the presidency British Left-wing parties extending close the pincers ia the Paderborn- WITH BRITISH SECOND ARMY of the new political party. "Im­ to some sections of the old estab­ Muenster-Kassel area. ACROSS THE RHINE, March 30 perial sanction has been given to lished liberal Party itself, have been "On tte Lahn the Americans are (Reuter).— German soldiers have Americans Land on Negros, his resignation from the post of forecasting for some time that Com­ using tteir old tactics of spreading been looting German homes. The Privy Councillor," it added. (Gen­ mon Wealth would restrict itself to out* in fanwise wedges and are authority of this statement is an Ryukyu Pounding Continues eral Jiro Minami has- been describ­ contesting Labour's "forlorn hope" thrusting towards Fulda with tile order issued by Hitler himself last ed as tte real leader of tte Japanese the Socialist vote wherever possible. obvious intention of cutting tte militarists. His name first came month, a copy of which has been Continued from Pafe 1 prominently before the Japanese The Common Wealth, which draws German army in half." captured. much of its support from the middle o lands, at dawn today, while Tokyo public when, as War Minister at The order says: "Complaints are apprehensively predicted further Al­ the' time of the Mukden incident in class and rural elements vhich have being made in increasing numbers never taken to the Labour Party, SOVIETS CLAIM SINKING OF lied landings in the Ryukyu chain September, 1931, be took control by the population that houses which Of "springboard" islands 400 miles of the situation in Manchuria. As may hope to tin seats which would have been abandoned by the inhabi­ one of the leading politicians in Smart for Easter elude the nominees of an older and 37 GERMAN TRANSPORTS to tte south. tants bave been looted by German About 150 Allied surface ships Japan, he has been mentioned more greater body. soldiers, and that the goods and were said to be operating in the than once as a candidate for the Sir Richard declared that the Com­ LONDON. March 30 (Reuter).—A chattels of these unfortunate people area. "The presence of such a Premiership). A favourite this spring with well dressed mon Wealth was not some clever total of 37 German transports with have been stolen or plundered. large number of enemy war craft o trick which is going to solve every­ a. total displacement of more than "All commanders, of whatever is beUeved strongly to indicate tte body's problems on the cheap. 200,000 tons have been sunk in battle possibility of tte enemy enlarging men . . . these Nassau plaits combine Those who vote for the Common by Russian naval and air action in rank, are responsible to me for tte English Shoe Expert prevention of such shameful occur­ tte present scope of landing opera­ Wealth must mean thereby that the last 10 days, Moscow radio an­ tions, which have so far been launch­ Arrives In Bermuda handsome styling with light air-cooled they dedicated their lives to creating nounced tonight. rences by action of tte utmost vig­ ed only against the small islands of a new society," he said. In addition .the Germans lost our, and for the maintenance of the Kerama group," the Japanese ventilation. The very hat for Easter about a dozen escort vessels, one tor­ absolute discipline and good -order. news agency declared. (-•tin-— ham P«*(e I pedo boat, one trawler, one U-boat "All looters will be shot without The AUied fleet was stated to in­ this time. This footwear, of course, through fall. .. 27/6. limit Defence Witnesses in and several coastguard vessels, the hesitation. The lot of those who clude seven auxiliary aircraft car­ would be in demand during the announcer added. are compelled to leave their homeland riers; 17 battleships and 20 cruisers. warmer weather. Creek Collaboration Trials He claimed that several otter Ger­ is hard and miserable enough. It is Landings on the islands have not Highlighting the whole project is man transports and naval units sus­ distressing for us as soldiers to so far been confirmed from Allied Mr. Barber's desire to bring into the tained serious damage. know that thousands of villages sources, but a powerful British task post-war era a manufacturing plant By ROBERT BIGIO o have fallen into the hands of tte force, including the battleship King which wiU give work to local peo­ Your Easter Suit? Russians, who loot and destroy them. ATHENS. March 30 iReu ten- George V, has been named as tak­ ple and at the same time provide We still have time to fit you, but come Russians Driving On Vienna "It is one of the obvious require­ ing part in the bombardment of the tourists with a first class Bermuda- Today's session of the Greek col­ islands in the Ryukyu group. laborationist trials ended in con­ Less Than 50 Miles Distant ments of decent conduct that in made product. in as soon as possible. fusion when all 15 of the counsel villages occupied by German sol­ USE NEW TACTICS for the defence protested against diers not even the most trifling -ontim-rd from Pijje I things should be stolen or wanton­ I last night's Government decree LONDON,. March 30 (Reuter,.— Tokyo radio said that new tactics limiting the number of witnesses ly destroyed. This we owe to our­ were being employed by tte Allied Walter Plato, miUtary correspondent selves and to the German families for the defence to five for each of of tbe German Transocean news navies when protecting landings. the accused. concerned. "A complete change has been made agency, said tonight that a new in the formation of the Americtn Ex-Premier John Rallis, one of the phase had begun on the East Front "It is, moreover, the fixed inten­ 25 former Ministers and Prime Min­ tion of tte army group and its com-' task forces now in the vicinity cf with the fall of Danzig and Gdynia. ponent armies that the area which Okinawa Island," said the Japanese isters accused of collaborating with "These German bastions had for the enemy, rose in the dock and has fallen into Russian hands should announcer. "The aircraft carriers Gifts For His Easter weeks pinned down most sizable be Uberated as quickly as possible are far in the rear, combat units indignantly demanded to be sen­ Russian forces, and Marshal Zhu­ tenced without further proceedings. and placed under the solid protec­ such as battleships, cruisers and Some 500 witnesses were due to ap­ kov might now shift ttem to the tion of the German armies. This destroyers, are placed far nearer to pear for the defence. Oder and embark on his attack order, in the nature of the case, is the target area. It has, further­ The public prosecutor reminded against the centre of the Reich. valid also for the western areas." more, been observed that the Ame­ Kuestrin is already eliminated The order is dated Berlin, February ricans have transferred several war­ the defence that the court was by ships from the Iwo Jima area to law entitled to limit the number of though Frankfurt-on-Oder, it twin 14. fortress, still stands," he said. that of the southwestern archipe­ witnesses for the defence. The trials lago. A part of the British Asiatic began February 21. •"The other decisive sector of the It is 9,400 miles from New York Fleet is also participating in the op­ front, the area bet wen Graz (capi­ erations." tal of the Austrian province of to Bombay. India, by the shortest FRENCH CONSOLIDATE FORCES Styria I and Wiener Neustadt (indus­ sea route; the air distance is 7,799 With the war in the Pacific draw­ SHARKSKIN IN INDO-CHINA STRUGGLE trial outpost of Vienna) together miles. ing ever nearer to the shores of Japan, with the plains to which Bratislava LONDON. March 30 (Reuter).— In holds the key, has become a danger Indo-China the French Command zone of the first magnitude, with has fought successful delaying ac­ the Russians on the Austrian fron­ Sport Shirts tions to allow the bulk of their tier and the German lines breached forces to consolidate in prepared at several places between the Nitra positions, a French General Staff and Hovy." communique quoted by Paris radio **v/-'.-s* *v>^*\?*i_' ->... stated tonight. "The military situation in Indo- Seaman's Fatal Plunge Off Give him something practical, China has not undergone any sub­ Bridge Now Clearer stantial changes in the past eight something he will enjoy. A days. In Tonkin our forces control the whole area west of the Black Continued from Patf* ' couple of these superb shark­ River (west of Hanoii." the com­ sible to climb an embankment and munique stated. get on to the bridge. skin sport shirts are just the thing In view of what had happened, it would appear to be plausible that for his leisure moments. Slaughter emerged from MitcheU's sUp, went into the side road just off Used Bermuda Stamps Wanted the main road, dashed up the steps 18/6 and 22/6 for the support of the and eventually reached the bridge Fact now replaces supposition. A button from Slaughter's coat was | found on the bridge above the point i LCCF. CHILDREN'S FUNb where his body was discovered. It is understood by Tlie Royal Other Sport Shirts Gazette that Slaughter's mate has j If you care to help supply shoes, corroborated "Bully" Martin's story, j from 9/6 and that at tte forthcoming Cor­ glasses, medicines, etc. for needy oner's inquest the Bermuda PoUce children please send your used will bring out evidence which, in the main, covers tte foregoing outline Bermuda stamps to the Secretary and may fill in any remaining j LCCF., Hamilton or dial 1985 doubts. She'd Xove

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MANY RAIL CUTS MADE IN DENY NAZIS SMUGGLE MONEY Germans Used Swimming THE PROMISE INTO SWEDEN NORTH ITALY REGION STOCKHOLM, March 30 (Reuter). Reports carried in the American, Of Course Saboteurs Across Rhine OF THE LILY- Swedish and British press, according FOOD Brisk Patrolsln Land With to which members of the German S.H.A.E.F., Paris, Mar. 30 (EASTER DAT, 1945) Legation here have been smuggling (Reuter).—Confusion over the into Swede—, foreign currencies valu­ It's Good •SMlHUlt French Attacks On Frontier state of the Remagen bridge Is this Easter the last? ed at 10,000,000 kroner, have been THAT IS REALLY cost the Germans four elebor- Is the nightmare past? denied by the Swedish Foreign Office. IONDON, March 30 (Reuter).— ately equipped swimming sa­ Oh say, can we look at the glory cf An official spokesman declared Railway routes leading out of Italy boteur* who swam along the Spring, that the smugglers were Swedish towards Austria and the Balkans Rhine to blow tt up, not know­ At our own best flower, private citizens and Danish and ASSIMILATED have had another severe attack from ing it was already down, it was And know in this hour Norwegian refugees, and that tha strong forces of Allied fighter-bomb­ disclosed today. That the spirit of man is a shining total value of the moneys smuggled You will enjoy her ers, and in aU mom than SO cuts They then tried to destroy thing? was only 200,000 kroner. have been made. On the Brenner the pontoon bridges, but were VEGETABLE - NOODLE Pass route both the Ora bridge and unsuccessful. They were spot­ Can the Truth that we fled, Soup ingredients. the Lavis viaduct on the Brenner ted by a searchlight crew and That we left for dead, Cream of Wheat Line were hit and the track was cut when the machine guns open­ And the faiths that we sold on the IRAQI REGENT IS TO Ready in only 5 Minutes. ..and fully digestible at other points, Reuter's correspond­ ed up they swam ashore and auction mart, VISIT UNITED .STATES So down right delicious! —even for babies. Quick food energy plus Vitamin ent, Henry Buckley, cabled from gave themselves up. Be renewed on the day Allied Headquarters in the Mediter­ Indicating the Germans' That we roU away BAGHDAD, March 30 (Reuter).— Bi and minerals. Tastes richer. Less than id a ranean. thorough planning, the men The stone we bound on the human The Regent of Iraq, the Emir Abdul dish. Ask for "Enriched 5 -Minute" Cream afWheat. Besides the Brenner, other Unes wore rubber suits containing heart? Illah, has accepted President Roose­ attacked were: the Verona-TTdine chemicals to keep them warm velt's invitation to visit the United I NOW 2 KINDS—"ENRICHED 5-MINUTE" Md "REGULAR" route leading from the Po Valley and fitted with oxygen equip­ There are some who will die, States. He wUl arrive in Washington through Villach to Austria and serv­ ment to enable them to crawl There are some who wiU cry, on April 19 for a few days as the' ing Hitler's stronghold la the Salz­ along the river's bottom for There are some who'U sit sUent, President's guest, and later tour the burg area; and tbe Postumia route an hour and a half by means caressing their steel; United States. through Trieste to Lubljana. of ballast weights to control And the one who is safe, Nuri Assaid, the ex-Premier, and their levels. Each pushed a Like a dream-ridden waif Daub Haidari, former Iraqi Minis­ Points where the main lines cross six pound charge of T.N.T. the river flowing into tbe Gulf of WiU awake with a start, and ter in London, will accompany the NUTRITIOUS ahead of him. Their only per­ remember to kneel. Regent. No wonder children Venice were some of the main tar­ sonal weapon was a dagger, evi­ D&N. gets. Brazilian-flown Thunderbolts dently for cutting off the rub­ ECONOMICAL destroyed 30 railway trucks north of ber suit in case of emergencies. Vicenza on the loop line of the Bren­ SOUTHAMPTON POLICE COURT EASY TO SERVE love JELL-O! ner route. In Southampton PoUce Court on "Gold Seal Congoleum" Land operations on both fronts NAZIS EXECUTED AACHEN Tuesday before the Wor. O. Tucker A new child of the have taken the form of brisk patrol­ MAYOR Fowle, Noris Brangman, a labourer Accept Only The Best ling with the object of probing for­ Of Southampton, was charged with famous family of "Gold ward positions. LONDON, Mar. 29 (Reuter).—The failing to register his dog, having We have the rugs in all sizes Medal" foods. ELL-O DESSERTS look SO color- Eighth Army forces drove off a German radio tonight said tho been reported by P.O. Scott and was strong German raiding party south assassination of the Mayor of Aachen, and 'by the yard' in one, J fill... so sparkling! And tbey ftoed 5/-. of San Polito, on the Senio River a Franz Oppenhof, by three uniform­ Joseph George Simons, a farmer of two, and three yard widths. taste everv bit as good as they mile and a quarter northwest of ed Germans, was done on the order Southampton, who was reported by IMU Bagnacavallo. of the German tribunal. Oppen- P.O. Scott on March 12th, was found 0tt*5&ocl*t- On the fifth Army sector, in the hof's murder was reported in AUied \Tatch how every one of the dispatches yesterday. guilty of failing to register his dog Chesley E. White six wonderful fruit flavors de­ mountainous country southwest of for ths current year. Simons said Bologna, Allied patrols have also '•The Gennan tribunal charged that his dog was only six months old Phone im R©id street lights youthful tastes! make it according to a recipe with the protection of German hon­ been active. our had sentenced Oppenhof to and that he did not know that three 3AT3jwm% lTSSft. Jell-O is America's favorite such as the one shown here. French troops have attacked on death immediately on his appoint­ months was the registration age. He gelatin dessert. And it's so easy Either way, Mother, you'll make the Franco-Italian border, according ment to the post of Mayor of Aachen was bound over. to make. Serve it plain—or a hit with Jell-O! to reports broadcast tonight by New by the AUied miUtary authorities," York radio. "Stench troops have the radio said. "The sentence was SANDYS SECONDARY SCHOOL launched a powerful attack on the carried out by shooting on Tuesday TAG DAT TODAY Franco-Italian frontier south of the night." Swiss border," said a French official A threat was made by Himmler Tag Day for the Sandys Secondary communique quoted by the radio, that Germans who held office of any School will take place today when fTlce of Clubs adding that French troops had cap­ kind under AUied occupation armies children from the school will seU the tured powerful strongholds. would be murdered. tags in Sandys. AUied naval forces Including The money realized from the sale BAR SERVICE French cruisers and destroyers, have BOMBED OUT LONDONERS TO of these tags will go into a fund to bombarded German key positions LIVE IN HUTS TWO YEARS help carry on the -school which is Lunch 12.00 - 2.30 along the Italian Riviera where the run by the Sandys Educational As­ main road and railway skirt the sea LONDON, Mar. 29 (Reuter).— sociation. Although it has a small Dinner 6.30 - 8.30 for some distance. Bombed out Londoners may have grant from the government, in order ; Harbours, railway stations and to live in huts for two years, Mr. te maintain the school tt is neces­ German ammunition damps and Henry R. Aldridge, secretary of the sary to obtain funds from various Choice Wines, Liqueurs, etc. stores have all come in for this naval War Emergency Social Legislation entertainments and from the Tag pounding. The Franco-Italian bor­ Committee, declared here today. Day. For Reservations Phone 3199 der was, before the war, strongly for­ He said that people in some sec­ tified on both sides. tions of London who have lost their U.S. 4TH ARMOURED DIVISION homes by bombing may have tem­ IS CITED BY PRESIDENT porary hutments on their sites for two years before permanent re­ S.H.A.E.F.. PARIS, March 28 (Reu­ Scientists claim the earth's at­ building can begin. -**°*-"*| ter).1— By direction of the President mosphere shields its inhabitants An official of one borough said of the United States the War Depart­ HARRINGTON HOUSE from harmful sun rays and helps today that boroughs in London ment has cited the complete Fourth overlooking Harrington Sound to equalize day and night temper­ could choose between the Portal Armoured Division of the U.S. Army atures. house scheme for ten years, and for extraordinary tactical accom­ American or European Plan Special Week-end Rates the temporary hutment scheme for plishment during the period of De­ two years. His borough chose huts cember 2 to March 27 inclusive. Our Speciality and had already erected about 200 This is the second U.S. division of their planned 300. m%> cited by the War Department during SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN - LOBSTERS the campaign. FRENCH TO TAX CAPITAL o STEAKS AND CHOPS PARIS, Mar. 29 (Reuter).—The NAZIS DENY PEACE FEELERS For Reservations Phone 7283. Minister of Finance, Rene Pleven, LONDON, March 28 (Reuter).— 1586t«.«Ja. in his budget speech today, an­ A Gennan Foreign Office spokes­ nounced that a capital tax—to be man, quoted by the D.N.B. news known as a "tax of national equali­ agency, today denied that the pre-' sation" —would be payable over a sence in Stockholm of Dr. Karl four-year period starting in 1946. Schnurre, German trade envoy, had He also stated that old currency any connection with "peace feelers W notes may at the opportune time be or anything similar." exchanged for new ones, but it will His visit, the agency added, was Moke it a point always to listen to what your be on the basis of a franc for a franc solely concerned with Swedish-Ger­ and there will be no freezing of man trade relations. children have to say. Success in holding your part holdings. 3 attention builds up their self-confidence. To CELEBRATE PEACE TOO SOON build up your youngsters' strength, include "YE 0LDE COPPER BOWLE" KARO Syrup in their diets daily. Rich in SYDNEY, Mar. 29 (Reuter).—A dextrins, maltose and dextrose, Karo crop of peace rumours here is caus­ ing a deluge of inquiries at news­ "Eat in a Pleasant Atmosphere" is an energy-buiMing food active paper and broadcasting offices which young ones need. 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ST.GEORG-rSTOHOLD I SGT. KAVETSKY WINS VIVIAN BURROWS WINS FRANCE NAMES DELEGATES U.S. ENVOY TO CUBA TO GO BIG FETE ON JUNE 7 | TABLE TENNIS CROWN OVERSEAS SINGLES TITLE TO SAN FRANCISCO TO ARGENTINA? Don't think our Drivers are discourteous PARIS, March 30 (Reuter.—The WASHINGTQN. March 30 (Reuter). if they refuse to give you a lift in our new Defeating his doubles partner, French Government has appointed —The reported proposal to name Mr. Large Committee Will le Mrs. Craigie Takes Ladies Johnnie Marirea, in the semi-finals the following to represent France at Spruille Braden as U.S. ambassador 44' of the menlt singles, Vivian Burrows the San Francisco United Nations to Argentina, once diplomatic rela­ DUSTPROOF" DELIVERY YAMS Conference — full delegates: M. tions are established, was widely wel­ In Charge Of Details Singles Championship went on to defeat Pitman to gain tte Section 44 (2) of The Motor Car Act singles crown and then with Marirea Georges Bidault, Minister of For­ comed in Latin American circles won tte doubles' crown on Monday eign Affairs; M. Rene Pleven, Fin­ here. Mr. Braden, at present Ambas­ Prohibits this. At a public meeting in St. George's The finals of the Bermuda Ama­ ance Minister; M. Francois Billoux. sador to Cuba is well-known for his on Thursday night it was decided to in the table tennis championships of teur Table Tennis Championships the Overseas League. Minister of Public Health; and M. frank and direct "straight from the hold a fete in St. George's Park on were played off at tte R.A.O.B. Joseph Paul-Boncour; President of shoulder" approach. His experience June 7 to benefit the Red Cross Queen's Hall before a keen crowd of In the semi-finals of the men's the French Commission investigating of South American affairs began 30 drive. A large fete committee, with enthusiasts on Thursday evening singles, Vivian Burrows defeated the Dumbarton Oaks proposals. years ago, when he first went If SB BERMUDA BAKERY LTD. representatives from the various 1916fs.tp. with the contests keeping the audi­ Johnnie Marirea 21-16, 21-16, 81-17 Assistant delegates; M. Jean Mon- engineer. The possibility of his organisations in the East End, will ence on their toes tiU the final while Pitman defeated H. Bridges leaving Cuba for another Latin he in charge of the function. net. wbo negotiated the French strokes. 21-12, 21-15, 21-15. Burrows then de­ Lend-Lease agreements in Washing­ American post has been bruited It was also decided to hold a pa­ Sgt. Kavetsky took tte men's feated Pitman in the finals 21-18, 19- ton; M. Paul Emile Naggiar, former about for sometime, so it would not geant in tbe park on the night of 21, 21-15, 20-22, 21-15. be a surprise if Mr. Roosevelt named singles crown in a keenly contested Ambassador to the Soviet. Union; him for Argentina the fete. match with Lt. Ewing Trott, B.V.R.C. In tte men's doubles, Burrows and M. Basdevant, a legal expert of the The following are the names of the scoring being 22-20, 21-14, 21-6. Marina defeated Ward and Davis Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Gen­ o the organisations and their repre­ Lt. Trott's smashes seemed to have 21-12, 21-15, 21-16 while Boulton and eral Alphonse Juin, Chief of tbe POLITICAL ISSUES ON LORD sentatives to the fete committee: Kavetsky guessing tat the Sergeant Spurling defeated Williams and French General Staff: and Admiral WAVELL'S TALKS SCHEDULE OVERSEAS LEAGUE St. George's Branch, Bermuda Wel­ took tte points with his consistent Fountain 21-18, 21-15, 21-18 in the Thierry d' Argenlieu Vice President LONDON, Mar. 29 (Reuter).—The (BERMUDA BRANCH) fare Society— Mrs. O. Greene; returns. semi-finals, tax the finals, Burrows of tte French Board of the Admir­ India Secretary, Mr. Leopold Amery, I.ODJt— Mrs. Graham Tatem; More exciting, although not played and Marirea defeated Boulton and alty. reaffirmed in tte House of Commons ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMME Household of Ruth— lbs. Johnston; at quite so fast a pace, was the Spurling 22-20, 21-18, 21-18. today that Lord Wavell, Viceroy of Shepherds— Mrs. Paynter; Good ladies' singles finals in which Mrs. At the conclusion of tte matches HONOURS FOR SHAPOSHNIKOV India, was to discuss all poUtical April 2nd—6th Samaritans— Mr. R. Darrell; Girls' Craigie outpointed Mrs. White in which were held at the Overseas issues as well as many other issues during his current visit to London Own Ctab— Mrs. H Roberts; St. the best three out of five sets. Mrs. League, Mr. Percy Ashton, president, LONDON, March 28 (Reuter).— (Members and Their Guests Only) David- Island— Mrs. Charles Fox; | White took the first get 22-20, and presented the prizes to tte winners Marshal Joseph Stalin, in a special but refused to be drawn into any St. George's Athletic Club— Mr. order broadcast by Moscow radio more specific statement on the then Mrs. Craigie came back to run and the runners-up. talks. MONDAY— Games Night Creighton Thomas; H.M.CS. Somers loot the next three In succession today, ordered 20 artillery salvoes Isles— Mrs. S. D. Prentice; Corpora­ I 21-14, 21-18, 21-19. from 124 guns to be fired in honour Members had pressed him to re­ WEDNESDAY—"Five Hundred" Tournament tion of St. George's—the Mayor, His The men's doubles provided more of the late Marshal Boris Shaposh- veal whether the release of political Worship Leon D. Fox; St. George's FRANK FORD KNOCKED OUT OF nikov, who died on Monday. prisoners, the "Indiazation" of tte SATURDAY— Weekly Dance Parish Vestry— Mr. L. W. Barnes; | spectacular play with all four con­ He also ordered the last military Viceroy's Council and tte repre­ St. Peter's Church Guild— Mrs. testants on their toes throughout BILLIARDS CHAMPIONSHIP honours to be paid to the late mar­ sentation of India at San Francisco Mary Zuill; St. George's Fire Bri­ the match. Lt. Trott. B.V.R.C, and would be considered. Cpl. Mulder, B.V.R.C, took the open­ shal. gade— Mr. Eugene Meyer; Lodge Frank Ford, eleven times tte win­ 200— Mr. F. E. Gurr; Lodge Broad ing set 21-16 while Marirea and Bur­ rows won tte second 22-20. Lt. Trott ner of tte Bermuda Amateur Bil­ Arrow— Mr. Roy Higgs; Hannibal liards Championship, bowed to Harry Lodge— PUot Ivor Reid; St. George's and CpL Mulder won tte third and fourth sets 21-14, 21-18. Davis, number 2 man on the Nation­ merchants —Mr. Fred Outerbridge: als A.C. billiards team in one of the Have You Bought Yom Copy Of NOTICE St. George's Recreation Club— Mr. The last match of the evening was biggest upsets of ths billiard season. Philip Packwood; Ladies' Aid, Metho­ the mixed doubles finals which went dist Church— Mrs. Vaughan Pugh; to Sgt. Kavetsky and Miss Shiela Davis defeated tte defending Re-Opening on Tuesday United Services Club— Mrs. Knob­ West over Sgt. Burrows and Mrs. champion 300-167 on the Washington lauch; B.VB..O.— Captain Evans; Gibbons 21-14, 16-21, 21-19, 21-19. House table on Wednesday evening. The Bermudian BMA.— Major O'Brien; B.V.E — Shortly after tte start of the game, April 3rd At the conclusion of tte play, Mr. Davis got off a 20 break. He was Major Moore; A.M.E. Ladies' Aid— R. Williams, chairman of the Ber­ Mrs. Stovell; Buffaloes— Mr. A. never headed since that time. Bermuda's Own Magazine LOTTIES" BEAUTY SHOPPE muda Athletic Association Table Interviewed hy the Sports Editor Booker; and Salvation Army— Miss Tennis Committee, mads a few re­ Etta Roberts. of The Royal Gazette shortly after Articles of interest to all Room 16 — First Floor Bermudiana Bldg. marks in which he explained that his match, tte former billiards cham­ All representatives were asked to for the last 11 years the B.A.A. bad pion praised Davis for a great game. PERMANENT WAVING — MANICURING — DYEING meet with their organisations so been conducting these champion­ "He deserved to win on the play of Send a subscription to a friend or relative abroad. that they may report back to the ships, mentioning that last year the the game" he said, adding "if we had ETC., Under New Manageress and Experienced Operator committee. The various organisa­ entries from the various armed ser­ been playing 1.000-up, I Still don't Ten Shillings a Year tions were requested to promote vices had given quite an internation­ think I would have been able to i Including foreign postage) activities of their own in addition al flavour to the tournament. beat him." Visitors Welcome Mr. Williams declared that from to the fete, one suggestion at the Davis made every shot he went Appointments by dialing 3153 meeting being that dinghy and row­ the showing the local boys had after and played with exceptional THE BERMUDIAN MAGAZINE ing races be arranged with the as­ made, they would be ready to give accuracy. Somers Bldg. Hamilton TeL 3169 sistance of the Dinghy Club and all comers a good run for champion­ DOROTHY MARTIN ships. H.M.CS. Somers Isles. 3 226 tt u.s. Mrs. W. E. Meyer, Sr., will serve as Mr. Williams thanked the players. Proprietress. treasurer of the fete, and Mrs. the members of his committee and Creighton Thomas is to be in charge especially those who had umpired. SPORTS TOMORROW of advertising and publicity. He especially mentioned The Royal The Hon. Sir Stanley Spurling pre­ Gazette for keeping the public sup­ TENNIS sided. plied with the results of the games and the schedules. BD.R.S.C. Tourney— at Ireland Island courts, 10 a.m. Just before introducing Mr. N. H. EXECUTIVE & ASSEMBLY IN P. Vesey, chairman of the Trade SOCCER Development Board, Mr. Williams . Friendly— Malabar Second Eleven RETURN GOLF MATCH acknowledged tte gratitude of tte vs. Dockyard Boys, 3 p.m. at Ireland BAA. to that board for donating the Island Field. Led by His Excellency the Govern- j annual challenge cups. or. Lord Burghley, one-time Olympic Mr. Vesey thanked the speaker hurdling star, the Executive Coun­ and expressed the gratitude of the cups in the Colony for which A NEW cil today will endeavour to reverse Colony to the BAA. fdr its work in matches were still being played. the defeat which the House of As­ tte furtherance of' the sport, haz­ Mr. Vesey then made tte presen­ sembly recently inflicted on them arding the opinion that the trophies tation to tte winners and the run­ BUT THE SAME OLD • r in golf. were possibly the only peace-time ners-up in tte various divisions. Tlie games will take place at the. Mid-Ocean Golf Course with the Executive acting as hosts. The Hon. H. J. Tucker, Jr., M.CJP., is serving in the capacity of "ADC." to the Governor for sports, and is in charge of arrangements. The Princess Dairy Representing the Assembly will be: Cheer .up, G. I. Joe and Jane! This is not the Messrs. Dudley Spurling, E. P. T. Tucker, Ernest Vesey. E. R. Williams, j H. St. George Butterfield and James Wishes to announce that they are now able to supply headgear we wish you were wearing this day t Pearman, Sir Howard Trott and Sir in limited quantities the following:— Reginald Conyers. of hope and promise. But we know you're The £xecutive will be renresented j BUTTER-MILK COTTAGE CHEESE t*y Lord Burghley, Lieut. Col. D. M. Moore Mr. H. J. Tucker, Jr., Mr. W. L. CREAM determined not to change it until that hope and Murphy, Mr. J. W. Cos, Lieut. Col. Ambrose Gosling and Sir Stanley Orders may be placed directly at our Office or from the follow­ promise are fulfilled. The folks back home Spurling (the last two named are ing shops:— / former members of the Executive). are proud of you! o Man. Soares & Sons, Spanish Point Farmer's Market, Stall No. 5 B.D.R.S.C. TO HOLD TENNIS O. R. Loblein, Ltd., Mount Hill J. D. Roach, Cox's Hill O. R. Loblein, Ltd., Camp Hill, War. O. R. Loblein, Warwick East TOURNAMENT ON SUNDAY People's Market, Church Street A. & J. Faries, Front Street Pembroke Meat Market, Serpentine Road. The tennis section of the Bermuda . Dockyard Recreation and Social Ctab 3089tfs.m.*..tp. will hold their third club tourna­ ment for this season tomorrow at their Ireland Island courts. The series will be on the usual American tournament lines with each couple taking part playing games with every other pair daring the day. , Play will commence at 10 a.m. and Easter Monday after a short lunch interval, play will be resumed at 1.30 p.m April 2nd Organising the tournament which is open to ail members of the Club Tennis section is tte Section Com­ mittee headed by Mr. J. Nugent, Hon, L i Secretary, and Mr. A Maunders. Dine and Dance at MALABAR SECOND ELEVEN TO PLAY DOCKYARD BOYS SUNDAY The Malabar second eleven will CAVELLO GRILL play a friendly game against tte SOMERSET Dockyard Boys tomorrow at tte Boaz Island Field. The kick-off is For Reservations — Phone 8162 timed for 3 p.m. The teams: 3011t'u.s24 Ih29.s31.in Ap.2. Malabar— Davis; Ibbitson and McGrory: Seeley, Clarkstone and Langley: Overton, Wilson, Lamb, Spilling and Dixon. Dockyard Boys— R. Collins: T. Chapman and L Pengelly; S. Wood- more. R- Pengelly and Z. Marshall: T. Collins, N. Mitchell. C. Terceira, P. 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Look For Second Cup Of Season muda sailing dinghy to be seen in the National Hockey League picture doctor's advice when he look Kruschen In the Bermuda Lawn Tennis Club Sandys for about 40 year-f. After the on Thursday night with impressive for his rheumatism. He writes:— 1370*i-fcp. doubles championships, which were boat had passed under the bridge victories over the Toronto Maple "Three years ago, when 1 was 55, I About 3 000 spectators at the B.A.A. field watched tbe replay of concluded yesterday at the Bermuda and into Mangrove Bay, the watchers Leafs and the Boston Bruins re­ Tennis Stadium, Lt. Hal Surface went to my medical adviser with rheu­ the semi-final match between the Deniel's Head team and the B.VJU3. proceeded around to the pier in spectively. • matism in my shoulder, it was so bad yesterday and it looked for awhile as though another replay would showed that be -.still had enough on front of the Sandys Boat Club in the ban to aid considerably to win The position of the Canadiens is i had almost lost the use of ray right METAL result lor the teams were evenly matched and at the end of the re­ Somerset to be on hand to welcome stfll precarious since the Toronto arm. After he had examined me, my gulation 90 minutes of play, each team had scored two goals. At the the men's doubles championships, her to her new home. Maple Leafs need but one more win end of the first period of overtime, neither team could score but two tbr teamed with Captain Potter, the doctor said, 'Now you are not to laugh pair defeated W. H. Freisenbrueh to enter the finals of the Stanley Cup at whort I am going to prescribe. Just minutes before the end of the game, Wall, who accounted for the While it has been more or less an play-offs, but Thursday night the take a course of Kruschen Softs accord­ Tool Boxes BVRC's other goal** shot in the third with his head to give his team and "Brownie" Eve in straight sets. open secret for some time that the It. Potter was ranked seventh in Canadiens showed some semblance ing to direction.' I took his advice, and ia the' victory and a chance to win the BJf JL Cup in the finals against Sandys Boat Club was negotiating to of their old form, finishing with a have taken a dose of Kruschen daily West End United the American Lawn Tennis rankings buy the Bed Pepper, it has now be­ THREE SIZES in 1SS7. five-goal rally ta tbe last period. ever -ace with tte most beneficial re­ Daniel's Head were unlucky during to Gemmell who booted in the odd come an accomplished fact. The At Detroit, the Red Wings needed sults—regular bowel movement!-, and the first half. Gemmell shaving sev goal for a 2-1 Daniel's Head lead In tbe mixed doubles, Lt. Surface boat was towed back from St. an over-time period in which to de­ complete obsenee of rheumatic symp­ eral splinters off the B.V.B.C. goal Well after the whistle was blown paired with Miss Gladys Hutchings George's Thursday evening bv Mr. feat the Bruins 3-2, after dropping for off-side. Chadwick booted tbe toms."—E. N. F. Godet «& Toung on some of Ms shots. One particular to win the doubles crown defeating Vivian Davidson's motorboat. Mr. the first two contests on their own Two of the ingredients of Kruschen highlight was the movement started ball into the net and was made to Captain Potter and Miss Shiela West. Davidson, with other club members, home ice. retrieve It by referee Page. Daniel's Salts are the most effectual solvents of Hamilton - St. George's by Gemmell who passed to Chad­ escorted her to Sandys. The standings ta the'semi-finals to uric acid known to medical science. They wick. Chadwick returned the pass Head pressed their advantage and Lt. Surface and Captain Potter date: made things warm for Mulder, "Pete" reached the finals of the men's dou­ swiftly dull tte sharp edges of the pain­ 405+s. pulling the defence with him. Gem­ With the acquisition of the Red Goals ful crystals, then convert them into a mell ran the ball down almost half having to make two saves in quick bles on Thursday by defeating Grew Pepper by tbe Sandys Boat Club, W. L. D. F. A. Pts. succession. Daniel's Head stabbed and Whittall 6-3, 6-2 while Freisen­ Toronto 3 2 0 12 19 6 harmless solution. Otter ingredients of the length of the field and with only Sandys Parish bas the first fitted Montreal 2 3 0 19 12 4 these Softs have a stimulating effect on Gleason opposing him, evaded the deep into B.VJl.C. territory on wing brueh and Eve defeated Lt. Rigge Bermuda dinghy for about 40 years. Detroit 3 2 0 14 14 6 plays with Parish and Gemmell pair­ and Davies 6-2, 6-3 Earlier in the af­ Boston 2 3 0 14 14 4 the kidneys, and assist ttem to expel Bicycle half-back as Gleason slipped and Mot a great deal could be learned the dissolved uratic needles through the fell. Gemmell's shot struck the u***- ing on movements. After several ternoon. Grew and Whitall had de­ about lhe races wbich took place in wing movements failed to dick, Gem­ feated Captain Hunot and Clark those days, as most of the crews The following is the remainder of natural channel. Tyres right and bounced out to Price but ! the semi-final schedule: Price in his anxiety, missed the ball mell tried a run on bis own but 6-1, 6-1. and owners have since passed away Tubes and the B.VJl.C. backs were able to Mulder saved. Still pressing, Han Also on Thursday ta the mixed I Competition was keen and there MONTREAL TS. TORONTO clear before Daniel's Head could lei's Head sent Price through. Mul- doubles. Miss Crocker and Fit. Lt. were some great races. March 31 Montreal at Toronto make tbeir first goal. der rushed out of goal to make the Harding beat Miss Smith and Smith April 3 Toronto at Montreal (If necessary) Size save but tbe ball got away from I 6-3, 6-4: Miss P. Hutchings and En­ The last fitted Bermuda dinghy April 5 Toronto at Montreal (If necessary) THREE PRODUCTS The first goal came 12 minutes him and the B.VJl.C. goalie chased in Somerset in the memory of a few after some fast end to end play fea­ sign Watson beat Miss Outerbridge DETROIT TS. BOSTON 26 x 1.375 the baU almost half the length of and Lt. Von Arx 3-6, 7-5, 6-3; Miss of the older residents was the Fannie OF turing quick breaks by the B.VJt.C. the field before he could get it aw^ Fowle, owned by the late Mr. Robert [ April 1 Detroit at Boston American with the Daniel's Head forward line West and Captain Potter won by de- April 3 Boston at Detroit (if necessary) OUTSlAtfDING MERIT safely. fault firom Miss Salagrean and Pep- Fowle, and this boat was considered April S Boston at Detroit (if necessary i unable to get past Sousa. Lt Mac­ the fastest of ber time. After the Donald was able to get through The B.V.R.C. turned on their own per; Miss P. Man and Clark beat pressure with Tatem and Wall team Miss P. Hutchings and Ensign Wat­ curtailment of racing ta the West Ration Free the defence and head, a pass to Wall End, the boat stayed for a number R. SEMoTiSTREEb, LOSES who split the goal with a pretty ing up on several thrusts but these son 6-3. 6-2: and Miss West and Cap­ were turned aside. Lt. Williams beat tain Potter beat Miss Watlington of years ta the gig house and de­ GOLF MATCH TO LUCKHURST shot. parted from the West End when she 'Genasprin' BURNABY three men and passed to Oatley and H Masters 6-2, 6-3. ,0 Ke.jJ.Ti—:•—u* Daniel's Head were shaken up a bit whose shot was well saved by Mc­ was later purchased by Mr. Monta­ and started wing plays with Gem­ Lt. Surface showed-* a variety of gue. Continuing the St. George's V£I.O. The SAFE brand of Guire and 27 minutes after Daniel's Handicap Golf Tourney on Thurs­ CYCLES mell passing to Priea as well as the'Hea d had scored tbeir second goal. strokes yesterday and a good pro­ acetyl-salicylic acid. wings. In the ensuing pressure. ficiency in all departments. He has This opportunity to revive the day, R. Semos lost to Eric Luckhurst | B.V.R.C. equalised. Bardgett passed under rather unusual circumstances. Kits Burnaby Mulder was called upon to make ; to Oatley wbo centred for Wall, Wall a strong first service and a good sport of dinghy racing ta Sandys Kills pain quickly— Bay Street •jome difficult saves but he was second service; bis ground shots has aroused great enthusiasm, and On one hole Semos put his shot into . putting the ball in for the second plans are now being laid by the sail­ a tree. He climbed up into the time h! 1729;s. equal to the task. • B.VJB.C. goal with his head have plenty, of pace while bis over­ head game is vicious. He also has a ing committee of the Sandys Boat branches to make his shot and did Tbe pressure was eased when Bard­ I B.V.R C. applied about five min- —but the ball lodged ta a lower gett took the ball on a lob and tues of steady pressure on the Head fine touch which enabled him to Club to get the boat in trim ta time drop the ball just over the net when for the coming racing season. They branch. He finally descended to lobbed at goal with McGuire saving. area without success but with plen­ make another shot and this time suc­ 'Genozo* A sharp counter-thrust when Gem­ ty of thrills for tbe spectators. Ta­ his opponents were expecting a bard .are looking forward to being able tc Begd. Trade Mark mell was unable to score, was check- return. throw out a challenge to other simi­ ceeded ta getting the ball out. It tem's breakaway shot was saved by lar boats in the Island. may be that this experience un­ ad and the play went back into the McGuire who went to ground for it, Captain Potter, his partner in tbe nerved him for he lost 3 to 2. Tooth Paste NO GRIPING Daniel's Head end of the field to fumbled it and fell on it just as men's doubles, has an unorthodox Oatley who evaded Lund to centre Members Of the Sandys Boat Club Bardgett kicked it. McGuire held forehand, taking his forehand shots | admit that they are starting from For clean, white teeth for Tatem whose shot was tipped the ball safely. Shortly before the with a scooping motion with the over the bar by McGuire. Lund and scratch, that they know nothing and healthy gums. end of the regulation 90 minutes of . head of the racquet held well below whatever about the art of sailing a Oatley, who opposed each other yes­ play, a corner taken by Chadwick• I thth e level of his wrist. He got good From Dunkley's Dairy 'Genozo' contains no terday, turned in creditable perform­ Bermuda dinghy, and ta fact, that was headed by Price and again head- pace with this forehand while his most of them have never even been soap, grit or bleach­ ances with honous about equally dis­ ed by Gemmell and Mulder was just service was just something to get You can obtain— tributed. in a boat of this description. Quite ing agent. able to tip the* ball out with his the ball into play, I a few spills are anticipated, but they Daniel's Head evened tbe scor.* hands. "Billy" Freisenbrueh and Brownie" feel that the old sailing blood of Cassava within 21 minutes after B.VJR.C. In the fist over time period of Eve teamed well but they didn't have their ancestors will come to the fore, had scored on one of tbe prettiest ten minutes, Daniel's Head had most the staying power of their oppon­ and that *their enthusiasm and keen­ forward movements of the day. Gem­ of tbe play with the B.V.R.C. press ents and couldn't volley as well as ness for sport will carry them Fresh Bermuda Eggs Cystopurm^^ mell passed to Chadwick who passed I ing hard in the final minutes, but the winners. The partnership of through their preliminary training to Price wbo relayed to Hewison and both sides were unlucky. Eve and Freisenbrueh took the first which is quite likely to be pretty The internal antiseptic "Jordie" put the ball past Mulder. In the second period of overtime two games in the opening set and wet. Chickens that has been recom The half ended with sharp end to play. Gemmell shifted to centre for­ then Surface and Potter took the ?nd play. ward as a solution to Sousa's effec­ | next five straight. Potter lost his The Red Pepper was purchased by mended by doctors Two minutes from the start of tive blocking. Immediately the play I service to give Eve and Freisenbrueh a svndicate of members of the * Butter for over twenty-five the second half. Chadwick ran the opened. Gemmell was fed a pass and three games but Freisenbrueh lost Sandys Boat Club. Up until now nc ball into the corner zone and passed he beat Sousa and put oyer a hard the ninth game to run the set out pubUcity has been given it, as thev years. shot which struck Mulder's shins 6-3. wanted to have it in their possession Cream . and bounced out to safety. Mulder In the second set. Eve and Freisen­ ! before arousing too much enthusi­ asm. There are still a number of I probably never knew what struck brueh took the first three games If unobtainable from your local chemist or him. Bardgett missed three chances with Potter and Surface taking the shares available at £1 each to mem­ Cottage Cheese bers who are interested in having druggist, ante to NICHOLL & ASHTON, Pleasant as your favorite chewing in quick success. Lt. Williams lob­ next three. Potter lost his service P.O. Box 529, Hamilton. a part in the boat and the revival gum—that's Feen-a-mint, the chew­ EASTER SHOES bed and McGuire fumbled as Tatem j and then the partnership broke Made by I of Bermuda dinghy racing ta Sandvs Dial 3201 or 1226 ing gum laxative. Gentle yet Of Snowy White rushed in. took the ball from him through Freisenbrueh's service. Eve Genatosan Ltd., Loughborough, England I and hooked it just a half a foot and Freisenbrueh took Surface's ser­ Parish. Members wishing to pur­ i299tw.th.s- effective in relieving constipation. For Women & Children wide of the mouth of the net. vice with Surface and Potter win­ chase shares can get in touch with Get some at the next drug counter. Gemmell and Price lost the ball ning the next two games for a 7-5 the secretary, treasurer, or any 4-44 Many Styles not rationed between them as Mulder came charg­ set. member of the Sailing Committee. ing out to save and two minutes In the last set. Surface won his After it has received a new coat from the end of the over time per-1 service and Fresienbruch and Eve iod, Lt. Williams passed to Oatley of paint, the Red Pepper will be re- li The Shoe Shop went on to win the next four games. christened. Several new names have who relayed the pass to Wall who The champioins took the next two GOOD HEAD-AND LOOKS IT!" shot in the winning goal. been suggested such as the Olean- PEARMAN'S games and couldnt's break Freisen- | der, the West End Pepper, and the Queen Street Reid St. Both teams played extremely well, bruch's service. However they took the spectators witnessing one of the S.B.C.. initials of the Sandys Boat Thanks to Healthy, Handsome HAIR 1636 ra eitp. the next four games for a 7-5 win Club. The final choice will be made best matches of the season. Gem- and the championship. mell as usual was outstanding. Wall at a meeting of club members which was naturally the heroo the B.V.R.C. In the semi-finals of the mixed is expected to take place soon. side" although all eleven men can doubles, Lt. Surface and Miss Gladys take a full share in the victory for Hi: idlings beat Miss Man and each man did his job well yesterday Mr. Bavfield Clark 6-3. 6-2 For all much-improved Miss Crocker play­ and each played a full and hard j her dimunitive size. Miss Man caused ing. game Lt. Surface some trouble, out-man In the finals of the mixed doubles. I feel so nervous!... P.O. Page refereed the match with oeuvrinS him on several occasions Lt. Surface and Miss Hutchings de­ Marine Pirie and Sgt. J. S. Wilson Her reverse spin service and her ter- feated Captain Potter and Miss West acting as linesmen. I rific forehand were something to 6-1, 6-2. Lt. Surface's net work ac­ The teams: contend with. Miss Man and Mr. counted for the quick finish of the Daniel's Head — McGuire: Lund : Clark were unable to match the match with Miss Hutchings* steadi­ and Moroney; McEvilly, Harrison i experience and skill contained in the ness supporting him. and Parish: Smith, Gemmell, Price, < team of Miss Hutchings and Lt. **& Chadwick and Hewison. Surface. B.V.R.C. -- Mulder; Fox and Lt. In the other semi-final match. Moss: Gleason, Sousa and Lt. Wil­ Captain Potter and Miss Shiela West When B-Complex vitamins liams; Bardgett. Wall, Tatem, Lt. I beat fit. Lt. Harding and Miss Betty are lacking in the diet, tie MacDonald and Oatley I Crocker 6-2, 6-2. The match saw a GOLO . . . SILVE.R nervous system may suffer. Unsteady ENGRAVING ^ JC nerves are open the result. Tee "nerved L-£v vitamins are naturally supplied in i Fleischmann's fresh Yeast. Take regularly. 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STAFF WINS 10-0 AGAINST j BDA; CRICKET ASSOCIATION PEMBROKE-SERPS DECIDE ON 2 LEAGUE SEASON irf>«««(,«<( IMoulde r Scores Six Timesf Against Disorganised Team | Clubs Evenly Divided On Topic The Staff and Departments-B.V.E. team notched another victory in Issue Decided By BCA Committee their string of wins to bring them closer to the Bermuda Football League Championship last Thurs­ At the recent meeting ol the representatives ol the teams comprising day when they defeated the Pem­ the Bermuda Cricket 1eague, the lour clubs, who entered eight teams in broke-Serps 10-0 at the Prospect Gar­ the one Hague competition last year were evenly divided on the question rison Field. ol the manner of running th League Competition this season. ing. The latest opportunity for Despite the fact that the Staff Last year the National Cricket Club entering teams will be at the Annual scored three times in the first half, had three teams entered, the Pem­ General Meeting. The schedule of the Serps were the forcing team and broke-Serpentine R.C. two, the BAA. play will be drawn up by representa­ had the better of the play during two and the Cavendish Cricket Club tives o f the various teams entered on that initial period and it looked as one. The Bermuda Athletic Associa­ Monday, April 23, the place of meet­ if the Staff would be upset. How­ tion and the Cavendish C.C. voted ing to be announced at the Annual ever, after the first goal, the Serps for the continuation of one league General Meeting. changed their Uneup around and while the Pembroke-Serps and the Clubs are requested to give careful continued to change it after each National C.C, the winners of the consideration to the dates they wish goal so that what was once a strong General Electric Cup and the Jacob left open for special matches or combination deteriorated into a Cup respectively in the one league, other eVents. If this is done there group of eleven disorganised men. voted the other way. The issue will be no need to postpone matches The Staff missed the services of was finally decided by the Bermuda later. Last Day Harris, their centre forward, who is Cricket Association Committee who Invariably clubs are prone to criti­ out of competition temporarily due favoured a two league season. The cise the B.C.A. for not giving them of to water on the knee. An operation Committee gave this question every warning of the League's start, will be necessary and it is not known possible consideration and felt that though they know the season usual­ how soon he will be able to recoup- the decision made is in the best in­ ly starts on the first or second erate. terest of cricket. Thursday In May. This year the Committee are giving clubs every Easter Bonnets! Although Moulder scored six of the There will be a meeting on Wed­ possible chance of getting ready for BARGAIN SALE 10 goals for the Staff, he missed far nesday, April 4. at which the rating the 1945 season. They have ample more opportunities. The Staff played of players of the season' will take warning of tbe meeting to consider lackadaisically during the opening place. The. names of "B" players the classification of players on period but against a weakened team classified as "A" players at this meet­ April 4, the A*n*-i**iai General Meeting in the second half they combined ing will be published in The Royal on April 18 and it is up to the clubs well against practically no opposit­ Gazette upon receipt from the Hon. and individual players to get start­ For Women, Girls and Children ... an ion and scored almost at will. Secretary-Treasurer Clubs are parti­ ed now. Individual players wiU have The opening minutes of the game cularly requested to forward the a month or more in which to prac­ Substantial reductions in Men's, individually selected collection. Many saw the wings putting across some names of any "A" players whom they tice and there should be no excuse good centres which the forward line wish placed before the Committee of for players not being in condition Women's and Children's Clothing- and did net touch. Several corners were Management for reclassification as to start off the season in good form. new sty lies and many new treatments are set up by West end Shuker as well "B" players to Mr. John Barritt, the tint these too were uncoverted. Hon. Secretary-Treasurer before The B.CA. Committee needs the Men's and Women's Shoes. included in our new Easter and early Stone, who started the game as a this meeting. The rales governing cooperation of the clubs and the back, was largely responsible for the competition will also be con­ Clubs in torn need the cooperation of the individual players. In the Spring models. keeping the Staff oat of the Serps sidered at this meeting and any sug­ Real bargains in individual Tables and goal although Abel Maderios was gestions for the better running of past, the tendency has been for indi­ called upon to make some saves dar­ the League Competition will be vidual players to %em someone else ing the first period. most welcome. shoulder the responsibility which is Chairs, Beds complete with spring and Chic numbers and strictly conservative rightfully theirs but this season it Lt. Cooper had a busy time for the The Annual General Meeting will is hoped that things will be differ­ Mattress, Baby Carriages, Strollers and styles are to be found in this array. For first fifteen minutes of the game be held at the Bermuda Chamber ent. when the Serps forwards really pres­ of Commerce Room at 8 p.m. on In addition to "A" teams from the Home Furnishings. wee small folks all the way up to smart sed. After 35 minutes of play. Moul­ Wednesday, April 18 ami it is hoped B.A.A., Pembroke-Serps, National C.C. der shot home a pass with the Serps that in addition to the official re­ and Cavendish C.C. there is a pos­ supporters crying "off-side." The presentatives of the various clubs, sibility of a West End United team grandmother! At our usual modest goal was given, however. individual cricketers will make an and one from Wellington Barracks. An excellent opportunity to purchase This first score seemed to upset effort to attend. The addition of new blood in tbe I prices. the Serps and about five minutes Entries may be made by phoning League is most welcome and it is regular merchandise at a considerable later, Shuker took a pass and con­ the Hon. Secretary-Treasurer at 1044 hoped that these two teams will find verted from a difficult angle, while during the day or 3390 in the even­ it possible to enter. three minutes later, a penalty was reduction in price. given against the Serps' goalie for handling the ball outside the area. roll for one. Terceira scored once Adderley took the kick and made ADMIRALTY HOUSE BEAT for the BAA. on a break through no mistake. in that half. The second half started at 4.05 B.AJL 6-2 THURSDAY In the second stanza Woollard and at 4 22 Shuker passed to Moul­ scored direct from a corner kick der who put it into goal with a good while Lt. Elwood and Carroll added The Womans Shop shot for the fourth Staff score. Cawkwell, Carroll And Lt. further scores for Admiralty House. At 4.27 Pantry eat loose on a solo Twenty minutes from the close of Bermuda Trading Co. Reid Street Hamilton run, evaded Stone and Emery Ma­ the game. Admiralty House had to deiros and hooked the ball between Elwood Score For House play without the services of Vials Reid Street them for a goal. who was forced to leave the field Hamilton At 4.35 West took a corner and Against a strong combination as early for reasons of duty. put forward by the Admiralty House Open all day until 9 o'clock curved the ball into goal direct. Mr. Fisher refereed the game. hot Moulder put his foot to it any­ side on Thursday at the BAA. Field. way to make sure of if. the BAA. team seemed to be help­ The teams: less and lost a 6-2 Bermuda Football B.A.A— Greenfield; Masters and : At 4.37 Stewart passed to West who 1742 s. 173S+s. Association League game. Davies: Mahoney, Williams and centred for Moulder Moulder took Admiralty House kicked off with Welch: Harrison, Woollard, Terceira, the pass in the air and vollied it the wind favouring them slightly in Frick and Kyme. into the net. the first half. They took this op­ Admiralty House— Skillett: Vials At 4.40. Staff scored their eighth portunity to notch four goals the and Mcintosh; Mulholland, Chap­ goal when Hill passed to Pantry scores coming through Cawkwell for man and Sawley; Ramsay, Cawkwell, who shuttled the baU to Adderley one, Lt. Elwood for two and Car­ Lt. Elwood, Carroll and Freegard. who scored well At 4.41 West passed to Shuker who passed to Moulder whose shot found ANSWEB TO the nets. PREVIOUS PUZZLE lhe last goal came at 4.48 when the Crossword Puzzle A N GlElL w O MIAIN forward line of the Staff criss­ ACROSS 28—Pall handle 29—Mode—tt* 6 L A N!C!E A R OM A s DRESSES! 1—Game played L crossed the area with passes and with dice 30—Move smoothly A PITHHIAIV R EB*r r T finally Moulder put the ball away 8—Fixed look 31—Places M I •PiOlDiA R GlE«L 0 Sgt. Major Gilzean was the referee 11—Town on Burma 32—Talking bird 1 Road 34—Poison IM T|O_|E[N EHR|H E £ The teams: 13—Kettle drum 35—Chum N E A|P|E[D NO M A 0 c 14—Toward 36—European apple llklLH 1 DI Staff and Departments — Lt. Coop­ IS—Not lawful 38— A number •R er: Malcolm and Oviedo: Stewart. 17—Southern State 39—Device to shut R E|S|A|_IE *^E N ECIA Thomson and Pantry; West. Adder- (abbr.i of! water A UURIL 0 OBE S[AU 18—Group of tennis 41—Nothing AKCD E For Girls and Grown ley, Moulder, Hill and Shuker. games 42—Electrical unit P u c _!PM D Pembroke-Serps • - A. Madeiros; 20—Prying tool 43—Rower's aid T PplRE T 1 AHTIA A 21—Hit 45—Musical note Si Ml S A R N|O|L D Ups ... A Delightful Stone and Soares; Harrison, Mann 22—Olympian goddes- 46—Sewing tool _ and Martin: Thorne, E. Maderios. 24—Roman bronze 48—Glistens * Elsl* IslT L L A|M|A S 25—Court attendant SO—Wear away new assortment of A. Madeiros Stovell and Adams. 26—Darkness ipl.l 51—Good shots DOWN 3 Easter and early sum­ 1 H 5 (a 1—Meet violently - -) 2—Mediterranean boat The Annual Meeting M mer Dresses. •"• 3—Likewise 4—Greek letter of the o 5—Door edge H 6—Heavenly body A// f 7—Indian cymbals NATIONAL CRICKET CLUB '8 19 lo 21 8—Jewish month V/A 9—Despoil For girls from Eight # 10—Make happy will be held '.: » 2ty "Vi 12—Salt of oleic acid # 13—Ripens to Fourteen ... pretty ly) 27 Zi IS—Nights before on Sunday, April 1st 19—Roman # magistrate new numbers. Many & iO 21—Ltghter-than-alr Easter Gift Suggestions! at 3 o'clock ^ ship 31 23—Petrified wood AT WOODSTOCK 25—Twins featuring the popular A> 27—Heights (abbr.) V* 3o 57 28—Sand spit All members are asked to attend 30—Volleys ol shots Apron Style with over w A 31—Male goose this meeting. It is of great im­ 33 For Men and tor Women a last minute ^ **> 32—Grow Insipid shoulder Ruffle and portance. By order of the Presi­ A 33—More stale -iZ -13 *• 45 3*1—Famed pioneer article that can be selected without delay. dent. 35—Peel grown up styles in­ *M St—Great happiness •.j 047 -

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fear of the censure of the Church BERMUDA HOME GUARD JAPS PLACE WAR PRISONERS Mrs. Collins Is Given Divorce Authority. She went on to describe From Husband bow at last on the happening of the second and third beatings, she Orders tot Week-endine Saturday. AP«*U 7 NEAR IMPORTANT AIR TARGETS brought herself to complain to ber PARA. _U PARADES The New Windsor Hotel Continued from Page 1 neighbours, ber doctor and the rvntral District—TP * TT Companies Police. p-RecrvSs only)-Monday. We-dnesday and LONDON, Mar. 29 (Beuter).—The late not only to major acts of vio­ Pri-av AprU2. 4, and 6. Place of parade: of prisoner of war camps in metro­ lence wbich occurred in 1942 and 1943, SEPARATION ORDEB "B^&ipSy: Wntty Hall; "D" Canaan*. Japanese have placed Allied j*****-! politan Japan reached Britain," Mr. The Armoury. Time ot parade: 130 pjn.. and Palm Garden soners of war camps close to bomb­ Henderson asserted. "We noted but to a mode of behaviour on tbe As to this latest act of violence, Dress: CM clot""—— »,„„H.« ing targets in Japan and Burma with anxiety tbat many of the camps part of the respondent by which be it was part of the petitioner's case Eastern District-"A" -^pany-Monday. Breakfasts Lunches - Teas Dinners in an effort to make the targets were situated in the dockyard and kept her in a state of apprehension Wednesday and Friday, April 2. Barracks* and t ; and subjection. that she took action before the Place of Parade: St. George s_ immune from bombing, the Finan­ factory areas of Tokyo, Yokohama, Magistrate's Court in 1943, and ob­ Time of parade: 7.30 p.m.; Dress: Old Sandwiches cial Secretary to the War Office, Osaka and other cities." Tbis behaviour took the form of a Cl persistent nagging and scolding, fre­ tained an order of separation under Western District-**C" Company—Monday. « Mr. Arthur Henderson, declared in Mr. Henderson declared that in the Protection of Women's Aet. That Wednesday and Friday, Apn2, 4 and 6. PRIVATE PARTIES ARRANGED the House of Commons today. reply to representations the Japanese quently accompanied by corrective order is still valid, and under Sect. Place of parade: Boaz Island: Time 7 30 He added that protests had been stated that they were always care­ slapping, tbe only attributed reason pjn.; Dress: OM clothes. AH instruction for wbich being the respondent's en­ 13 (4) of the Matrimonial Causes as per Training Programme. Many tastefully Furnished Rooms for rent made on behalf of Britain, the Brit­ ful to establish camps outside Act, this Court may treat lt as suffi­ ish Commonwealth and the United danger areas, bat that none of the during suspicion (which the peti­ PARA. 42. GUARDS. with or without meals. cient proof of the grounds on which Western __*_***—The foUowing Com­ States, but that no reply had been camps in question were removed. tioner asserts was entirely ground­ it was granted. panies are detaUed for Guard duty at the received from Japan. Mr. Henderson continued: "Dur­ less), that she was constantly co­ Western End on the day and dates shown: Finest stock of Liquors obtainable. "Article Nine ol tbm International ing the construction of the Burma- quetting with men, and guilty of Tbe respondent has submitted Aprtl 1. 2, 3 and 4, ^fr* Company; April conduct unbefitting a wife. that tbe petitioner, by ber subse­ 5. 6 and 7, *"C" Company. Convention relative to tbe treat­ Siam railway the camps were close Eastern District—The So-owing Compan- r- •£ SPECIAL FOR TODAY ment of prisoners of war provides to the line and casualties inevitably quent actions, has condoned any PREFERS PETITIONER'S EVIDENCE ies are detailed for Guard duty at the « Fresh Turtle Soup Fresh Turtle Steaks tbat no prisoner may at any time occurred from Allied bombs." lapse of behaviour there may have Eastern End an the day and dates shown: be sent to an area where he would He promised that Allied air forces been on bis part. He points out April 1. 2. 3 and 4. "B" Company; April 5, 2 Chicken Broiled Lobsters Steaks be exposed to the flre of the fighting When a wife comes into Court to that she continued to live and co­ 6, and 7, "A" Company. would exercise all possible care to complain that she cannot live with JEFFREY. Capt. and Ad j t. zone," he stated. avoid endangering the lives of pri­ habit with him, and to bear his chil­ F. ber husband because of acts of vio­ dren. In ordinary circumstances tt Bermuda Home Guard. Mr. Henderson stated tbat Britain soners of war, but said it was essen­ lence to ber and a course of con­ H.G. Hqrs., 26/3/45. and her AUies had "conscientiously" tial that attacks on targets vital would indeed be difficult to say tbat observed this principle. to the prosecution of the war should duct that has placed her life or this was not condonation, for tbe "Early in 1943 the first reports go on. health in danger, She thereby opens cruelty charged is said to have com­ up an inquiry into the whole history menced in 1938, and the youngest of her married life. This inquiry child was not born unto March, Easter Toys EARL LLOYD GEORGE IS SPANISH REPUBLICANS SCORE was undertaken, with some degree 1941. However, the petitioner pro­ of thoroughness, in the course of a tests strongly tbat she has never Bermuda Made v YOUR COD LIVER OIL BURIED; THOUSANDS ATTEND THE PRETENDER'S CLAIM lengthy bearing during which I had forgiven the ill-treatment of the re­ the advantage of seeing both parties spondent; and declares that from TAKE VITAMINS IN ONE GBICCIETH, Wales, March 30 LONDON, March 30 (Reuter).— All tinder examination. I say at once the very beginning, wben as a child RABBITS - CHICKENS (Reuter).— Earl Lloyd George, Brit­ Spanish Republican parties in Brit­ that where there is conflict, I pre­ sbe first went to stay at his house, PEASANT-TASTING TABLET ain's Premier in tbe last war, was ain tonight issued a joint statement fer tbe evidence of the petitioner. she had little or no encouragement DUCKS buried this afternoon by the side of denouncing Infante Don Juan's Several influences have worked to look upon him with affection, tbe River Dwyfor,' from which he claims contained in his recent mani­ against this marriage, and perhaps but has always known him as a bully took the title of his earldom. festo. the insensate jealousy of tte re­ witb a heavy hand. Her marriage, The Kiddies go for these Each One-A-Day (brand) A and D vitamin tablet At dawn today, tbe Welsh people This Is tbe first time since the spondent was tbe dominant flaw. It although entered into voluntarily, m the equivalent in A and D vitamins of' from the surrounding valleys and Spanish civil war that all Spanish is apparent that he had engaged was neither one of choice nor of bills began to gather on foot, on political parties in Britain bave himself to a passionate attachment love. 1% teaspoonsfal of cod liver oil. for the petitioner, and made extra­ We have other Soft Toys cycles and occasionally by car at made a joint move. In a case such as tbis a petitioner tbe spinney riverbank where tbe Tbe statement cuts across the dif­ vagant demands on ber undivided at­ tention. may rely upon • subsequent cruelty Soft cuddly kind A single One-A-Day (brand ) scientifically compounded stream bends from Snowden Hill to ferences of opinion between tbm as reviving original cruelty, and thus the sea. most prominent leaders in exile and, Tbe disparity of age between tbem A and D vitamin tablet daily vitamins anywhere at any —a matter of 23 years—was of itself displacing condonation: much less By 13am time of the interment in fact, is tbe result of negotiations cf course is sufficient to destroy con­ is all you take, all you pay thousands of people thronged tbe started and held by representatives an important factor in provoking price. Start today to take a jealous and suspicious mind: it donation than to found an original Yankee Store hillside and the banks of the Dwy­ of the parties themselves. suit. What then has been the posi­ for, to get your full adult your One-A-Day (brand) for. They flowed tightly packed • It cannot be construed as a "vic­ is a risk attendant on any mar­ riage between a man of middle age tion since the first major assault in 1656+w. minimum daily require­ Vitamin A and D tablets— down tte hillside, broke round tbe tory" for either of tbe two main 1942? The petitioner says she at small opening in the elm wood where trends of public opinion among and a young girl. However, the peti­ tioner denies infidelity (it is noted once withdrew herself from her ments of vitamins A and D. give every member of your tbe laurel-lined grave was dug, and Spanish Republicans, however, be­ husband, and any subsequent mari­ came together in a solid mass reach­ cause it only advocates a return to tbat the respondent dropped the Bfs the number of units per family One-A-Day protec­ counter-charge of adultery), or any tal relations here taken place under ing down to the water. tbe constitutional Republican legal duress. THE LARGEST tablet that counts and One- tion. Pleasant tasting—and Hundreds more crowded together system, without backing any of the behaviour to which any reasonable several bodies estabUshed in exile husband could take exception. I have come to the conclusion that A-Day (brand)Tablets have across the river. e one a day is all you take. Tbe pallbearers, who walked be­ or tbe reported underground move­ She reproaches the respondent for *h cruelty of the respondent has high potency. Look for the big 1 on the side the farm waggon on which the ment in Spain. seducing her, and for tbe part played been established, and if the acts SELLER coffin was taken to the grave, were o by him thereafter in beguiling her of the petitioner might be counted No higher quality, or more yellow package. into a marriage of convention at an in condonation of previous cruelty Lloyd George's four grandsons, all 8,000 BRITISH AIRCRAFT PLANT in in uniform. Among the wreaths was WORKERS STRIKE age when sbe should have been free —a view I hesitate to adopt—then one from Prime Minister Winston to enjoy her girlhood. She reasoned the subsequent overt cruelty of Churchill. NORTHWEST, ENGLAND, Mar. that although married, sbe was 1942 and 1943 has displaced such con­ 29 (Beuter).—When 8,000 engineers still young and desired very naturally donation. As regards tbe question L A and D tablets refused an offer made by a North­ the society of young people. She of provocation, I am unable to ap­ England GEN. CLAY NAMED HEAD OF prove the contention that tbe cir­ 2. B-Complex tablets EISENHOWER'S CIVIL AFFAIRS west England aircraft factory of wanted to go to dances: ber bus- 3. Multiple capsules A. V. Roe and staged a strike to­ band did not dance, but accompa­ cumstances attendant on the assault WASHINGTON, Mar. 29 (Reuter). day, aircraft production at the works nied ber to the Club on all such in March 1943, justified the violence BROOKE —Major General Lucius D. Clay- came to a complete standstill. occasions. There, sbe says, he sat used on that occasion. In any event, MUES LABORATORIES, INC. • Makers of A I le a - S e I H • . has been appointed deputy to Gen­ It was unlikely that any move ill-humouredly and jealously watch­ weighing the evidence relating to tbe | eral Dwight Eisenhower, Supreme would be made to end the stoppage ing her every movement. She has incident, I am of opinion that the Commander-in-Chief "to have until after Easter, as the factory described unbecoming scenes when respondent acted hastily on a BOND charge of civil affairs when the Su­ win be closed from tonight until the respondent rudely ordered her groundless suspicion preme , Commander assumes con­ Tuesday morning. out of the hall, and took her home. In the result I decree a dissolution trol under the agreement agreed Tbe men demand the abolition or the marriage, on the grounds of upon for the occupation of Ger­ of piecework prices and the substi­ ARBITRARY INHIBITIONS cruelty as pleaded. TEA many." tution of a 100 per cent bonus on Major General Clay was formerly the 66 shilling basic rate for skilled She maintained that throughout CUSTODY OF CHILDREN YOUR HAIR deputy director of VJS. Office of workers and 56 shillings for semi­ all tbis period of stress, sbe was War Mobilisation. skilled workers. obedient to her husband's whims and There is now tbe custody of the observed bis arbitrary inhibitions, three children to be determined. I and never allowed herself to become am prepared to grant tbe petition­ involved in underhand entangle­ er's prayer only as far as the young­ For Better Light! ments. Aside from a kissing scene est child, Richard, is concerned. In described by ber little daughter the determination of the question NOTICE which took place wben tbe child was of custody, the benefit and interests Uttle more than seven years of age, of tbe children are the paramount I Clean electric bulbs of no extrinsic evidence has been consideration. Whatever failings | brought to substantiate tbe accusa­ the respondent has revealed as a frequently, when they S^0£. tion of tbe respondent. A Police husband, be has, I think, shown care Dissolution of Partnership Officer residing in tbe district dur­ and affection for his children, and are cool. If extremely ing tbe relevant period was called on it is my view that it is to their in­ THE DIFFERENCE WITH ONLY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the partnership his behalf, but was unable to assist terest that the two elder children, dirty, dip glass part his case. On the contrary this officer Rita and John, should remain with heretofore subsisting between us the undersigned cculd not recall any occasion, pre­ their father, and I so order subject only in warm water. NORMAN GRANVILLE JONES, GEORGE vious to the Police Court proceed­ to tbis proviso: that access to tbe GRIER GREENSLADE and GUTHRIE ROBERTS ings, on which he bad seen tbe peti­ youngest shall be given to the MacLEOD. carrying on business at East Broadway, tioner to company with any man father, and access to tbe two elder otber than her husband. children shall be given to the /? DROPS Pembroke, under the firm name of THE BROAD­ And yet according to the petition­ mother. WAY GROCERY COMPANY has been dissolved er.' tbe unpleasant scenes described The respondent's prayer is dis­ by mutual consent as from the date hereof so far by her continued as a gnawing dis­ missed, and he is condemned in tbe The Electric Light Co. as concerns the said Guthrie Roberts MacLeod cord through the seven or eight petitioner's costs in this suit. years of their married life. She put 79861*. 'J ADAY^ who retires firom the said firm. The said Norman up with tbis unsatisfactory and de­ Granville Jones and George Grier Greenslade will grading existence, principally out continue as partners in the said business at the of consideration for the children but RECEIVES THANKS OF R.A.F. above address under the said firm name of THE also, as she added, because of her BENEVOLENT FUND FOR GIFT BROADWAY GROCERY COMPANY. NORMAN GRANVILLE JONES. Miss C. It. Musson of Church Galvanized Street. Hamilton, recently received GEORGE GRIER GREENSLADE. a letter of thanks from the Royal GUTHRIE ROBERTS MacLEOD Air Force Benevolent Fund fcr a do­ RAIN WATER PIPE nation of £15 she had sent them Dated 31st March 1945. from the proceeds of the sale of her book "Zephyrs." and ELBOWS "On behalf of my Chairman, Lord River dale. 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? THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1945 Page 11 LONDON VIEW OF JAPS' U.S. HEAVY BOMBERS HIT GERMAN COMMAND REPORT UNOFFICIAL HONOUR ROLL NEW POLITICAL GROUP THREE GERMAN PORTS British Navy Glad To ON WEST FRONT BATTLES OF UNITED NATIONS Be In Pacific Action LONDON, March 30 (Reuter).— Change Only One Of Name; No Italy-Based Planes Hammer LONDON, March 30 (Reuter) American tank spearheads advanc­ Is Carved In Oak Beams Of ing north and northeast of Marburg Wooden Salad Sets —British sailors were proud Direct Bearing On War Austrian Railway Yards and glad to te fighting along­ have reached Bad Wildungen, today's Old English Tavern side their United States AUies German communique .admitted. By SYLVAIN MANGEOT LONDON. March 30 (Reuter).— bi tte "overthrow of a treach­ Bad Wildungen is 20 miles south­ By LOUIS MANSFIELD LONDON, March 30 (Renter).—The Three of Germany's biggest remain­ erous enemy," the First Lord of west of Kassel. "On the lower Bhine, German HENFIELD, SUSSEX, England, Salads appeal in wanner weather and they creation of a new "Political Associa­ ing ports. Bremen, Hamburg and tte Admiralty, Mr. A. V. Alexan­ March 30 (Beuter)—When in 1942 tion or Great Japan" in place of the Wilhelmshaven, were raided today der, said in a message to Unit­ troops foUed AUied attempts at en­ circlement in the Emmerich sector Bug Rogers, a burly 6-foot cowboy old Japanese Imperial Assistance As­ by 1.400 heavy bombers and 900 es­ ed States Navy Secretary James of Dallas, Texas, first carved bis taste even more delicious tossed in a hard sociation is interpreted in informed corting fighters tn tbe United States Forrestal today. and prevented a widening of tbe AUied Bhine bridgehead towards the name into the aged oak beams of the quarters here as a change in title 8th Air force's greatest attack of "On behalf of tbe Board of centuries, old George Inn. at* Hen- wood bowL. Plain or gaily decorated, the set more than substance. the war on naval installations. Admiralty and tbe Royal Navy. west. East of the Borken-Dorsten road tbe AUies succeeded in driving field, Sussex, he did not realise he Tbe Imperial Assistance Associa­ The 2,300 plane armada was the I warmly thank you for your was starting an official honour roll message about this participa­ a wedge to Stadtlohn and beyond . consists of a Bowl, Fork and Spoon. tion was allowed to (He with govern­ biggest single-mission force sent over Dueimen," the communique said. which was to captivate the imagin­ ment approval wben its president. the Reich tbis year, and it dropped tion of file British Pacific ation of the local people and which * » Admiral Heize Kobayashi, resigned its bombs visually and witb good Fleet in the fight against "On the northern edge of the in­ was, eventually, to list the names of recently.' There is every indication results at Bremen, Wilhelmshaven Japan." dustrial area east of Dorsten and numerous heroes of the Allied na­ tbat its successor also has the bless­ and Farge, a smaller naval town 16 At a concert at Scarborough, Gladbeck, tbe AlUes made slight tions. 15/- set ing of the government. miles downstream from Bremen inaugurating the Cooperative gains," the communique reported. Party's annual conference, Mr. "Pushing out from the Marburg Thousands of service men and wo­ Tbe Imperial Assistance Associa­ Heavy smoke was seen rising men, American, British and AUied, i tion Is described here as a typical through the clouds at Hamburg. Alexander referred to Secretary area. American armoured units ad­ vanced far to tbe north and north­ foUowed Rogers's suit, until today Japanese device to explain tbe views Mine bombers and three fighters Forrestal's message. "There was Just a Uttle chat­ east and their spearheads reached men and women from every battle of the government to tbe -people and were lost to the intense flak and front now go to tbe George Inn to to secure cohesion in tbe Japanese ter in the press in the last Bad WUdungen and Brilon in the Luftwaffe defence, but American Sauerland. On both sides of tbe keep their trysts or to celebrate their > * State in wartime. As such it served fighter pilots destroyed six jet-pro­ montb or two about what were Ae Se Cooper. & Sons the British Fleet doing in the Voegelsberg. in the Taunus Moun­ reunions in the ancient bare, where its purpose successfully until pelled enemy machines in combat more than 5,000 names gleam white- Japan's martial fortunes began to east," Mr. Alexander said. "We tains, tbe Allies are pressing east­ and five on tbe ground. wards. In the lower Kinzig VaUey, ly against the age-blackened surface 1722t«. decline. With the Western and Eastern have been doing things with tte British Fleet In the Far German troops held the AlUes west of th? OIQ oak beams. Then, its more extremist wing re­ Fronts drawing closer together Here are tbe names of two Ameri­ presented by the youth corps wider East this week." of Gelnhausen. At Seligenstadt, tbe hourly, every air blow from Britain Americans were able to widen their can distinguished flying crews' pUots, Colonel Kingers Hashomoto, began and Italy has become powerful sup­ who were shot down not long after to demand complete control of the main bridgehead slightly but were port for the Red Armies as well as thrown back to the river's bank in a they carved tbeir names with tbeir movement on tbe pretext that the General Eisenhower's forces in tbe Japanese people was clamouring to Germans Told "Remain Calm" counter-attack southeast of Aschaf­ pocket-knives. There is the name west. In addition to tbe British- fenburg. of Rosemary, four times torpedoed be allowed to take a more vigorous based attack. Liberators of the 15th part in the war. "lighting is going on in the Oden- service nurse, who is now a prisoner Air Force in Italy, flying unescorted LONDON. March 30 (Reuter).—Ger­ in Japanese hands. Her name stands The present appointment of Gen­ in bad weather, hammered the rail­ man radio listeners were told today wald, particularly east ot the Michelstadt-Eberbach road and on out prominently on the beam over eral Minami as president of the new way yards at Vienna and Graz in it was their task and that of the the old stone fireplace. German Army to remain calm and do tbe lower Necker,** the communique party is seen bore as the replace­ direct aid to tbe Russian drive into Near the bar is the name of a ment of a notorious extremist by a Austria. their utmost to stem the AUied ad­ said. vance. Canadian who did not return from notorious former extremist. Mitchells, after a four-day break. Dieppe. Not far from it are the By this demonstration tbe Japan-1 resumed thelr D, Describing the lightning AlUed tank thrusts into the heart of Ger­ four letters "Dodo," which give only t se government above an .wishes to' JAPS CONTINUE PRESSURE the bint to a tragic love story. convey tbe impression to the Japan­ many as "the most characteristic ese people that it is coping with the bridge at San Ambrogio. Thunder­ element of modern motorized war­ IN MEIKTILA AREA The people of Henfield still talk situation in which the country now bolts successfully attacked ammu­ fare." a radio commentator, WUfred about Dodo. He was a 19-year-old finds herself—a situation whose re­ nition and fuel dumps at Spezia von Oven, declared that these EASTERN AIS COMMAND HEAD­ handsome Polish boy, who escaped, medy is clearly economic and mili­ and Revereto. thrusts were more important moral­ QUABTEBS. March 30 (Beuter).— from Warsaw after the Gestapo had tary rather than poUtical. It is re­ During March so far. Mediter­ ly and politicaUy than from tte As the "British Fourteenth Army murdered bis parents. Dodo made garded as a typically Japanese expe­ ranean AUied Air Force heavy bomb­ point of actual military achievement. paused to consolidate in Central his way to Canada, where he joined dient without an exact analogy in ers have dropped 31,000 tons of "In the First World War tanks Burma the Japanese also appeared up with tbe Canadian Army. Com­ any other country. It is not thought bombs on Austria. wrought such disorganization in the to be reforming for the "battle of ing with his unit to Henfield, he that it represents an acute political Once again Mosquitos of tbe German lines that they can be said the triangle." a struggle of annihila­ fell in love with one of the local crisis, or that tt will materially in­ Roval Air Force tonight attacked to bave decisively influenced the tion in the three-sided area with the belles. She and Dodo pUghted their fluence the Japanese war effort for Berlin, tbe Air Ministry announced outcome. In tte Second World War three M's—Mandalay, Meiktila and troth only a short time before the better or for worse. Squadrons of RAF. Spitfires to- they have not lost their value as ter­ Myingyan— at its corners. young Pole finished his overseas [ day bit at rocket targets in HoUand ror weapons," he said. leave. They planned to marry when o- as weU as rail lilies, road and rail The Japanese remained in con­ be came back, by wbich time the ; bridges and military transport in o siderable strength In this sector. girl would be old enough. Graf Spee Crew Prisoners Of I this area. Flak batteries were sil­ They were beginning to become But Dodo did not come back. He enced, manv cars and trucks de- Price Control Furore On more organized and exerted pressure lies buried in tbe sea a few miles Lockets and Chains War In Argentina Now I strayed and a huge explosion caused around the Meiktila stronghold. off Dieppe, where he exacted from RTnnonc _T_TTO TMTO^V, on .-D„,,<-„,.I ! when bombs crashed into tte princi- Bunches Of Onions Today's South East Asia Command eight Nazis tbe price of bis parents' communique announced that Allied murder. From time to time the girl We have these lovely heart-shaped lockets armour had inflicted heavy casual­ ! try, tn announcing the attacks. C-mtinued from Paft I comes to visit the inn to read tbe (with chains), gold-filled and in lOkt. gold, -SSSS^^iKmte-fSfSlp- WSJ* ;*? «__**: ™£ ties on the Japanese in tbe Meiktila name, carved in the middle of a termed a "rocket objective." were told to continue selling the area. ranging in price from 35/- to £5. 15. 0. , crew of tbe scuttled German battle onions at 9d per bunch group of names of Canadians and ship Admiral Graf Spee out of a total Americans. of over 1.000 who are interned in j BISHOP OF CHICHESTER Whether a new order wUl be pro­ various ports of Argentina were to­ mulgated to include bunches of PATROLS PROBE WHOLE ——o day, after more than four years, de­ TttVISIT AMERICA onions remains to be seen, but for 3 WAR REPORTERS FREED Crosses and Chains tte time being a practice which has OF ITALIAN FRONT clared "prisoners of war" by the Ar­ prevailed for some time is to be TWENTY-FIRST ARMY GROUP Gold-filled and in lOkt. gold, from 34/- to gentine Government. LONDON. March 28 i Reuter).—In maintained. HEADQUARTERS, March 30 < Reuter- £3. 5. 0. Other steps announced foUowing By HENBY BUCKLEY —Three war correspondents have Argentina's- declaration of a state response to urgent requests from the The whole issue arose after a Ham­ been Uberated by the advancing of war witb Germany and Japan officers of the World Council of Uton grocer bought for cash some ALLIED HEADQUABTEBS, ITALY, AUied armies. They are Patrick were tbe internment of Japanese | churches — at present in tbe pro- bunches of onions at tte Farmers' March 38 (Reuter). Allied and Ger­ Cameo Brooches Pearl Necklaces Market and reported tbe price to Crosse of Reuters: Edward Ward of aiplomats and members of tte Jap- ceSs of formation —. the Federal man troops on the Italian front are the British Broadcasting Corpora­ anese consular staff who were stiU council of Churches of Christ in the Commission. 'till using cat and mouse tactics as tion: and Godfrey Anderson of Tbe Genuine cameos set Single, double and in the country through inability to America, and the Presiding Bishop In tte meantime, quite a number patrols of both sides probe forward Associated Press. in beautiful lOkt. gold 3 - strand necklaces, exchangcontrol eo fthem propert, andy measurein Argentins foar thbee 01- the American Episcopal Church. of Bermuda's smaller farmers have positions from the east to the west mountings. £15. 0. • priced from 35/-. Dr. G. K. A. BeU, Bishop of Chichest complained to The Royal Gazette longing to tte German and Japanese br. is visiting America at tte end coast. States or tteir nationals. that the Marketing Centre of the General Sir Richard *McCreery's of April to take part in important Department of Agriculture is under­ These are but a few suggestions from Measures were also announced to international Christian conferences Eighth Army troops holding the prevent any attempt against tbe se­ bidding and out-bidding them all the Senio River Une guarding the Po G. & W. HELD LIMITED io be held in May time. They contend tbat several the long list of distinctive gifts always to curity of tte state or the war effoit Dr. Bell wUl hold talks in various Plain bave driven off strong Ger­ 44, Theobalds Road, of the United Nations. large contracts for vegetables have man raiding parties. be found here at your jeweller's. parts of tte United States with a gone to tbe Marketing Centre in LONDON, W.C.I, ENGLAND, Dr. Amechino, temporary Foreign I view to strengthening tte links be On the Fifth Army sector, in the the past couple of months. mountainous country southwest of Minister, announced these measures tween the Church of England and On the other side of the picture. Old-established General Ex­ i at a press conference. other churches in Great Britain and Bologna, Allied patrols kept the porters of Haberdashery, Hard­ they claim that the Marketing Cen­ (The German 10,000 ton pocket bat- American Episcopal Church and Germans on the alert. Italy-based the tre outbids them on vegetables and bombers of General Ira Eaker's Com­ ware. Cutlery, Women and tleship Admiral Graf Spee was other churches in the United States. ChUdren's Wear, Sports Goods, chased in to the Plate River by thei —o then, when tbey run short, they have mand yesterday pounded front Une to pay a higher price than that for strongpoints, the Brenner Line and Toys. Cosmetics, Stationery, The Astwood^Dickinson Ca three British cruisers Exeter. Ajax which the Centre got the produce. Glassware, Electrical Acces­ .and Achilles in December. 1939. She TRIAL OF MARSHAL PETAIN airfields in Northern Italy and sories and Fittings, etc., seek was given a time limit in which to As more than one farmer put It. Yugoslavia, yesterday. Jewellers Optometrists leave but was scuttled- instead by IS TO OPEN IN MAY the Marketing Centre is in keen com­ Tbe German radio reported that FIRST-CLASS SOLE AGENTS. her commander. Captain Langsdorf.) petition with them. They would feel Italy-based bombers were over the much happier if they ted some as­ Danube area in Austria. PARIS. March 30 (Reuter).— The surance that the Centre's suppliers REJECTS FEDERATION OF trial of Marshal Phillippe Petain will included a broad section of the RHINELAND PROPOSALS begin in the second half* of May, ac­ farming community. cording to authoritative circles. o The commission of inquiry will BRUSSELS. March 30 < Reuter >.— -hortly complete its finding. It bas TO DRAFT RULES OF M. Paul Henri Spaak. the Belgian had to examine hundreds of cases NEW WORLD COURT Foreign Minister, rejected the idea of documents abandoned by the of a federation to include the Rhine- j vichV Government, WELLINGTON, March 30 (Reuter) Many people consider that the land, Luxembourg, Belgium and Hoi- since the liberation judges have — Sir Michael Myers, the Chief Jus­ land when be intervened last night been examining the contents of a tice, win represent New Zealand or 0 in. a debate on Germany's dismem­ trunk belonging to Marshal Petain the United Nations committee of most satisfactory way to pro­ berment during a meeting of the vhich was found after his departure jurists due to meet in Washington tfSmSSLeaves/ Brussels section of the Socialist Par­ :or Germany. AU the correspond- | on April 9 to draft tte new statute tics1 ty. ?nce between Marshal Petain and of the International Court of Jus- vide for the conservation of life brush** ' Referring to Germany's fate -after his ministers and collaborators has i tice. defeat as an unknown quantity. M. been analyzed, as well as documents The proposed new statute will be Spaak advocated that Belgium relating to his contacts with anti- studied at the San Francisco Con­ insurance is to arrange for it should adopt a noncommittal atti-.| national groups before the war. ference. rude at present in .the matter of dismemberment, adding however. "If Germany disintegrates, how can we to be administered by a trustee oppose this disintegration?" M. Spaak was replying to Belgian Socialist leader. Louis de Brouckere. this Bank serves os trustee. who said tbat the Socialists could The 1-Minute^ not associate with a policy tending to Germany's dismemberment. M. de Brouckere said: "The segre­ gation of the Rhineland through external influences, would be the Mask m i, starting point for a new war." M. de Brouckere also rejected fed­ The Bank of Bermuda eration with tte Rhineland on the ground tbat it would be predomin­ Limited antly Germanic and directed against h> **«*-•> France. 1684tth. Flo-glaze Paint is made with a specially treated linseed oil which Pi causes it to flow evenly and COUGHS smoothly leaving no brush marks. Brush marks are really hundreds of tiny grooves in a paint film. 8KW Colds THE PHOENIX The grooves collect and hold dirt Get Hd »f that cold before it becomes r*ometbi.ig won* HBM it m syrup that hsR which not only spoils the appear­ gained an enviable refutation by quickly ance of your paint job but may breaking np cough •>, colds or bronchitis. 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If you want to 4 DIVORCE SUITS FOR Allied Trap Closing Britain Prepares For HEARING NEXT WEEK On Ruhr MANNHEIM SURRENDERED European V-Day Fete CLASSIFIED Continued irorn Page I Sell or Buy Continued from Pace 1 All Petitioners Women, One guns and mortars from Dortmund, TO YANKS BY THONE Londoners can look forward to a Doon Campbell, Reuter's correspon­ public hoUday the day after tte ADVERTISEMENTS Phone3235 dent with the Second British Army "cease fire." Whitehall wants them Of Cases To Be Contested cabled tonight. By ARTHUR OAKESHOTT to stay at borne because of demands BATES: Minimum 15 words 4/-, Just where the AUied spearheads each, additional word 3d. Only WITH THE U.S. Ttb ARMY AT more as there are now no German on transport, so tbey are promising bona fide advertisements under R. L. Pearman Four cases have been set down for were tonight was not revealed, bat parades and entertainment* to be hearing next Wednesday on the di- airmen reported that leading British MANNHEIM, Mar. 28 (delayed)(Reu- soldiers in Mannheim." tbis heading will be accepted. tank elements were so close to the ter).—This great Rhine industrial organized through local committees. Auctioneer vorce side of the Supreme Court's An American officer standing by AU classified advertisements jurisdiction, one of the petitions Germans fleeing eastwards that it I city opposite Ludwigshafen was sur­ the OX said: "TeU him to bring The Government has already re­ strictly payable in advance. was impracticable to attack German rendered to the American 44th In­ the Burgomaster to the 'phone ceived appUcations for peace pro­ having been contested. fantry Division by telephone. King Street, Hamilton Normally tbe Divorce Court would armour on the move without risking and repeat that." cession seats. Many London bor­ mistakes. The Americans were clearing the oughs have had victory celebrations WANTED open on the first Monday of the city northwards street by street A few minutes later the Burgo­ month, bat the customary date has Operations were described at 21st committees in existence for weeks. and house by house and, on enter­ master repeated the statement on Holborn —one of the worst bomb­ been moved back because of the Army Group Headquarters as going the 'phone "and surrendered the city. SETTEE OR DAVENPORT; Comfort '"very weU indeed." ing tte great water works in tte ed districts in the capital, is going Easter hoUday. northern part of the city, some sol­ able Chairs; Chest of Drawers The major push into the North The American jpfficer instructed to spend £5,000 on its V-hoUday. The Phone 3143 after 6.00 p.m , or write Real Estate Mrs. Ethel Elizabeth Greenslade diers heard the telephone in one him to give ordert that white flags money wiU mainly be spent on peo­ is petitioning for a dissolution of German Plain was said to be gaining of the offices ringing. Box 3267, Bermuda Press. momentum against weakening and should be hung out. ple wbo have suffered. Dinners and 3267*w.s. We have a number of un­ her marriage with Mr. Sidney Leroy An American answered and a voice concerts for old people and festiv­ Greenslade. Mrs. Greenslade is re­ disorganised opposition. German re­ in broken English asked for some­ Within a few minutes flags made usually interesting proposi­ ports said that the German High of old bed sheets, table cloths and ities for chUdren .are on the pro­ 3 ALBERT SYSTEM B FLAT CLARI presented by Mr. D. C. Smith, M.C.P., one who could speak German. 1 but Mr. T. N. Dill, counsel for tbm Command was throwing in all avail­ even feminine garments were hang- gramme. NETS; 1 Boehm System B Flat tions for real estate investors able reserves to prevent the closing A German-speaking G.I. came to tag from every vantage point through­ respondent. Is contesting the action. tte 'phone and heard a nervous Hammersmith has decided to Clarinets; 2 B Flat Tenor Saxo­ of the pincer jaws designed to en­ out Mannheim, the first city in spend £l,ooo on rejoicing. The town phones; 2 Guitars; 2, 80 Bass Piano and prospective home-own­ This is the second case of its kind circle the Ruhr basin. voice say: "I am one of the city tte world to be surrendered in a since a divorce law was passed in officials. Please don't shoot any hall is already decorated for a civil Accordions; l String Bass. At Ander­ ers. Consultation by appoint­ telephone caU. baU. sons Music Stem. Reid St. Hamilton Bermuda in both of which Mr. Dill CANADIANS CRO&3 FRONTIER ment. has represented the respondent. Kensington has invited conting­ 1713*s. Mrs. Greenslade's petition is not TO the north, Canadian forces ents from tte French and Dutch forces, the Royal Air Force, the Aux- Telephone 2044 or 1242 likely to be heard on Wednesday as were reported by the Free Dutch They were met by 1st Lieutenant plain from the west were "absolutely three others, which are not con­ radio to have crossed tte German- Glen D. Owenn, of Sioux Falls, North iliary Territorial Service, the Wo­ crammed with vehicles of all types men's Auxiliary Air Force and the BUTTERFIELD & CO., LTD. tested, will undoubtedly be taken Dutch frontier, advancing between Dakota, 300 yards ahead of the front­ on the move." HELP WANTED line outposts. Women's Royal Naval Service, to at- • H. S. CRISSON first. AH four petitioners have re­ six and seven miles northwest over tained Mr. Smith. Dutch soil, after clearing Anhelt, lieutenant Owens searched them tend tte main ceremony to celebrate FRANKFURT'S CAPTURE Germany's defeat. GENERAL MAID. Part time. Phone Mrs. Agnes Isabel Louise Moniz seven aad a half miles east of Em­ and rode with them to headquarters, Miss Butterfield 1316. is seeking a divorce from Mr. David merich. where after examination of the Ger­ LONDON, MAT. 29 (Reuter).—The EXTRA V-DAY DRINKS 1693*th.s. Repose Moniz, Mrs. Elizabeth Hinson Berlin reports said AUied forces mans' credentials with the aid of capture of Frankfurt, announced It looks as if Londoners are go­ Hall from Mr. John Anne11 HaU. and had driven a wedge as far as Stadt- j one English-speaking German among today, must rank as a strategical ing to get extra drinks for V-day, CAPABLE MAID. Live is optional. Mrs. Madelyn Evans from Mr. Ronald lohn — an advance of 20 miles tbe party, tbey were taken to the success second only to the fall ef even if they have to forego their Middle Road, Devonshire East. Dial ARCHITECTURE — Evans. northeast from Bocholt. This wedge divisional general where they pre­ Berlin. By taking this industrial beer and spirits later on. Special 1931. would be driving north-northeast, I sented their conditions. centre, with Germany's second larg­ arrangements in a big way are an­ 1735*s. It is interesting to note that so far est railway .station, the AUies have most of the petitions in the Divorce roughly parallel with the Dutch Tbey asked the Americans not to ticipated by the licensing trade. SURVEYING frontier. General Courtney Hodges's at one stroke assumed virtal stra­ Court have been entered by women. shell the city, the reply to which was tegical command of Southwest Ger­ Pub keepers promise "a drink for For Post-War Plans The percentage of male petitioners First United States Army, besides that tbe American command had no many and completed the paralysis everybody." Brewers explain that al­ is small. tte sensational dash north from authority to accept anything less of this vital region of German war though there is a labour shortage FOR RENT Marburg, was also reported tonight than surrender. production. their staffs are willing to work over­ Dial — 1038 to be working towards the great The Germans said they had no time to pat emergency suppUes into KINNOULL COTTAGE, Fairylands. SMUTS TO VISIT CANADA road and rail Junction of Kassel. AU along the AUied West Front authority to surrender tte city and, tte Ruhr is the only other point circulation. Fully furnished. electrically OTTAWA. March 28 (Reuter).—The Tte U.S. Seventh Armoured Division, producing maps, begged with tears About half the pre-war quantity equipped and with telephone; 2 bed­ starting off at dawn today, swept where the German road and rail Canadian Premier, Mr Mackenzie in their eyes that certain ancient network converges on the map into of whiskey and otter spirits are rooms, bath, living room vith fire­ Wycliffe M. S. Stoveil King, announced in the House of along more than 25 miles to reach buildings, which tbey said were as dark and entangled a patch as available for circulation, but distil­ place, large kitchen with dinette, Parliament St. Hamilton Commons that the Prime Minister the neighbourhood of the great Eder being used as hospitals for the it does at Frankfurt. Frankfurt lers have promised to release extra laundry. Vacant April 8. Phone 2591 of South Africa. General Smuts, will Dam, where the late Wing Comman­ wounded, should be spared. held tte head offices of the famous suppUes, even if this means using j I685tth.eitp. M4f nth -..tp. visit Canada either before or after der Guy Penrose Gibson won his They started drawing circles on chemical trust I. G. Farbenindus- up a double quota and being short the San Francisco Conference. Victoria Cross in tte RJLF. at­ tbe maps, indicating the location of trie, with many of its important later. j FURNISHED APARTMENT overlook tack cm tte dam which he led on tbe hospitals, and asking for a factories crowded in tte city's sub­ Generally people celebrating in tte ing the Harbour, every convenience. May 17, 1943. Other forces of tbe 200 yards "neutral" area to be pre­ urbs. A vast plant producing pre­ heart of London will do better than The Mount, phone 3577. Seventh Armoured Division covered served round each bail cling. cision instruments, heavy machine those who rely on tteir "locals." I752*s. 20 miles to reach the area of Frank- This was agreed to, though it was tools and electrical equipment, and Publicans have been building up enau, five and a half miles south pointed oat that 200 yards was more the huge Adler works, one of tte 3 OR 4 ROOMS, furnished or unfur of the dam and about 35 miles victory stocks over a long period. nished. Hot water. In HamUton. New Shipment than tbe area provided under the Reich's biggest motor car factories Often one sees in the pub these southwest of Kassel has now been lost to Germans. Phone 3299. I Geneva Convention. days stocks ranging from liqueurs 1748fs. PATTON NEAR FULDA The blow to the German war ma­ to ginger wine kept in glass cases in 22 Lang Rifle Hispeed By MacFEE KERR chine Is seen in its full and devastat­ full view of the pubUc and labeUed, General Patton's armoured spear­ ing extent, if it is remembered that "Not for sfde tin victory night." WITH THE UNITED STATES AUied troops have also driven the heads were reported by Marshal Tar- LONDON, March 30 (OP-Reuter). Cartridges row, Reuter's correspondent at I THIRD ARMY, March SO (Reuter).— Germans from Mannheim, tte chiet FOR SALE j General Patton's famous Fourth industrial centre of the region, and —This Easter might be called Brit­ S.H.A.E.F. in Paris, to have penetrat­ ain's rehearsal for V-Day. There ed to within ten miles southwest of j Armoured Division, still running Offenbach, the "Essen" of South­ lcose east of the Rhine, has advanced west Germany. is a hoUday victory mood among HARD WOOD TANKS only been in Fulda. This would bring them be­ people, and everything seems to use three months, now ready to be yond tte pass between the Boegelsge- another 19 miles following its 27 The Bermuda Hardware Co. miles forward leap yesterday. have 'combined to give back to this placed in position. Apply W. J birge and the Rhone-Gebirge on the sixth wartime Easter a little of its Young, Reid HaU BuUding, HamUton. Front Street Phone 1207 road leading north to Kassel and Tbe latest advance has placed the U.S. & RUSSIA TO SEEK THREE traditional message of hope. With 3288fw.th.s. east to Weimar. Walter Plato, war i column in the area 10 miles east VOTES IM WORLD ASSEMBLY AUied troops racing through Ger­ correspondent of tne German Trans­ of Giessen and just south of tte many almost unopposed except for STAR CLASS RACING SAILBOAT ocean news agency said tonight, ! great Frankfurt "autobahn." WASHINGTON, Mar. 29 (Reuter).— the Canadian fight around Emmer­ 22 ft, exceUent condition, new sails "Tte Americans are thrusting to­ Another element of tte Fourth Ar- The White House announced to­ ich, usually cautious Britons, con- j and rigging. £110, immediate sale. wards Fulda with tte obvious in­ ! moured Division, advancing 11 miles night that Britain and the United ditioned through five years of dis­ Phone L. H. Cooper, USJT. Base 2173- tention of cutting Germany in half.'' northwards, has entered Hagen, II States had agreed at Yalta to sup­ appointments against being easily 6391. Fulda is 100 miles from the Czecho­ miles southeast of Giessen, and port the Russian request at tte optimistic, this weekend are open­ 1716*tbs. slovak frontier. cleared Frunberg, 11 miles east of forthcoming San Francisco confer- ly toasting victory in a couple weeks. I The Seventh U.S. Army was ex­ J Giessen, after a second sweep of exe for three votes in tte assembly They realize this may be a prema­ CAMERA Zeiss Ikon. 2.8 lens with AUCTION SALE panding more slowly east of the | eight miles. The division is now only of the proposed United Nations or­ ture celebration but rather feel Weston meter with combine- Rhine, and in places meeting stiff I six miles from armoured columns of ganisation. The request would in­ that after five cheerless Easters they' leather case. £50. Apply Camera opposition from dug-in tanks. the United States First Army. clude votes for the Ukrainian and axe justified by a flood of good news Shop. A high-ranking German officer was White Russian Soviet RepubUcs. The from the Western Front ha mak­ I 1753*s By ARTHUR OAKESHOTT | captured in yesterday's Third Army United States decided also to ask ing this something special. advance. for three votes if tbe Russian re­ The weather seems intent, too, Waterfront Building Site IN HEIDLEBERG WITH THE 7TH quest were accepted. on bolstering this feeling. So UNITED STATES ARMY, Friday By DENIS MARTIN o— Good Friday was a signal for hard­ Located on the Great Sound night (Reuter!.—Heidelberg, ancient working p3( p'.e in this island to SOMERSET university city and alma mater of TWENTY-FIRST ARMY GROUP COMPULSORY LABOUR FOR down tteir tools, quit offices and FOR SALE HEADQUARTERS. March 30 ("Reu­ RUMANIAN COLLABORATORS Near Summerside Guest House many of the German generals, was get oat in the open. Londoners entered by Seventh Army troops to­ ter).—* A major push to tbe east translate this feeling of expectancy day. Not a single building has been is in progress," a pilot of' the LONDON, March 30 (Reuter).— of even better news to come into A Fine Lot in Paget 178 feet on the water side with an average damaged. i R CA F. said on his return from a King Michael off Rumania has sign­ tte urge to forget tteir worries and depth of 220 feet. As at Mannheim, the Germans mission in front of Field Marshal ed a decree under which all Ru­ get out on the heaths and rivers. made an effort to save tbe town on j Sir Bernard Montgomery** 21st Army manian officials dismissed from Fairs at Blackheath and Hamp- appr. 160 feet their own terms. They failed. I Group forces today. office for collaboration, including stead did a roaring trade. Record The story was told by Lieutenant Airmen reported that leading Brit­ those who held office after August 6, crowds were reported boating on square Sale will take place on the premises Colonel Albert G. Langfluttig,, in ish tank elements were so close to 1940, and before August 23, 1944, tbe river, with hundreds more watch­ civilian Ufe a lawyer, who commands the Germans fleeing eastwards that will have to undertake compulsory ing them from Thames towpaths. Situated at Rural Hill it is impracticable to attack enemy labour in the interest of the State, Others went cycling, while the child­ tte 3rd Battalion of tbe American tte Rumanian home service radio 114th Infantry Division, which made armour on the move without risking ren seemed to over-run every park Thursday, April 5th mistakes. announced today. in the city. the first contact with the German o Price £1200 at 3.30 p.m. negotiators Field Marshal Albert von Kessel­ ring is making a frantic bid to form Last night, a German car painted WARNS GOLD SPECULATORS white, with the Red Cross and flying a defence line in the German plain north of General Courtney Hodges's Office of MYER M. MALLOY, Auctioneer white flags, with flashing headlights, ATHENS, March 30 (Reuter). A approached an American outpost. thrust and east of Marshal Mont­ gomery's rapidly moving armies. warning that the Government will FOR SALE M. A. GIBBONS There were eight German officers In­ unhesitatingly prosecute speculators side. Three locomotives, 22 lorries, two in gold was given by George Siderns, tanks and 15 railway wagons were Greek finance Minister, today. It By Tender { 1881 fs. destroyed in low-level attacks which followed a.sadden rise in the price vere pressed home in spite of low of the gold sovereign from £8 to cioud shrouding the Germans' move­ £18 on tte Athens Bourse. ments. The rise was commonly attributed Pilots stated that the road ap­ to smuggling between Greece and proaches to tbe Central German A Large Wooden Italy. Barn J FOR SALE FOR SALE (Complete) By Public Auction about 20 x 48 feet. in Southampton Parish "Wine f7lnA Dine A SMALL WOODEN HUT I By Public Auction About 12 x 13 feet complete with | TODAY door, windows and verandah. at 3 pan. (At the home of the late Miss Edith Allen —) AT CHRISLEY HALL Built for American Base Person­ opposite "Wistowe" Flatts. nel at Biological Station. That certain Parcel of Land measuring 2 Acres 1 Perch with The West End Rendezvous Tenders will be received up to For reservations Phone 8341 Somerset 5 pan. April 10th by Dr. Hilary Dwelling House Moore, St. George's West. Tuesday, April 3rd 759ftu.citp. I thereon, situated near Evans Bay 1732fi.th.s. Wharf and Railway Station at 10.30 a.m. bounded on the North by the property now or formerly of Samuel Simmons on the East by Genuine Antiques, Furniture, Silverware, Glassware, I a Righ t-Of-Way on tile South by RALEIGH FOR SALE j the Public Road leading to Whale Crockery ware, Paintings, Bay and on the West by Mount by Tender -Son A.M.X Church belonging The All-Steel Bicycle to the Estate of William James Vickers. Sterling Silver Cutlery and Dishes, Standing and Table Lamps, G.E. Re­ Valuable City Property j frigerator, Fire Guard and Irons, Cooking Utensils. Chinaware (Wedgewood, On corner of Burnaby and Church Min ton. Crown Derby, Etc)" Glassware, Carpets, Bed and Table Linen. ALSO China Cabinets, Electric Fan, Antique Furniture includes Mahogany Drop Thos. J. Wad-son •* Son Streets Leaf Table, Pembroke Style, Tripod Pedestal Table, Mahogany Base Cedar at*jm.Af. known as at 4 p.m. Top, made about 1780; Six Chippendale Chairs made of cedar and rope seats, about 100 years old. Mahogany Desk. Kitchen Safe, Scales, Books The Pareel of Land Oil Heater, Electric Clock, Single Beds, Springs and Mattresses, R.C.A. Radio, "Brayton Lodge" Curtains, Blankets, Sewing Machine, Trunk, Pictures and Paintings, China Property comprises lot measur­ measuring 203 feet x 57 feet 6 Vases, Tea Wagon, Rockers, Wash Stands, Morris Chair and many other ing 50' x 50' or thereabouts, and inches with 1,000 Building Stone items. •UMBER a two storey house with 15 rooms thereon situated at Cedar Hill, and outhouse. Warwick Parish, adjoining the Salvation Army Remand Home Not bound to accept the highest on its Western boundary, belong­ Preview-Monday April 2nd, from 2 to 5 p.m. CYCLES or any tender. ing'to Christopher Lightbourne. All tenders to he sent to W. H. J. Skeen, c/o The Bank of Bermuda, Ltd. not later than 31st March, 1945. GEORGE A. WILLIAMS MYER WL MALLOY, Auctioneer Auctioneer Tenders to be marked "Brayton 1747fs. Astwood's Phone 2228 30SOtw. 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