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VOL. 31 — NO. 178 HAMILTON. BERMUDA, TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1951 6D PER COPY Middle East Debate Hank's Annual Meeting Churchill Says Violence To Development Of Small British At Abadan Must Be Manufactories, Free Port Met By Force If Necessary Area At Dockyard Urged Consideration should be | By WALTER DAVIS given to the creation of a CURATOR TELLS STORY free port in the Dockyard area LONDON, July 30 (Reuter). and firms should be encour OF FINDING THE CAHOW —United States intervention | Buffer Zone Deadlock aged in establishing small in the oil dispute between manufacturing processes in Britain and Persia today Bermuda, said Mr. H. J. Discovered Only "Straight" brought the opposing sides Tucker, manager of the Bank Burrow Of Bird In Bermuda within sight of negotiation. In Korea Is Unbroken of Bermuda, in his annual j The Foreign Secretary Herbert Morrison, told the Ho j report to shareholders yester- j If Mr. Louis Mowbray, curator Jjof Commons that Mr. I TOKYO, July 31, Tuesday day afternoon. of the Government Aquarium and Stokes, a member of the (Reuter).—Allied and Communist "In order to utilise the areas at Museum, had not discovered the net who has a special re AUSTRALIAN INFLATION delegates at the Korean cease-fire I Boaz and Ireland Islands and to only "straight" cahow burrow in bility for supplies, was re conference are agreed on only one assist in stabilising the general Bermuda, the chances are that the go to Persia for discussion] DEVELOPS INTO CRISIS thing—that hostilities will con local economy, this bank has famous species of seabird might the Anglo-Iranian Oil Cc tinue during the current armistice I been actively concerned in still be officially labelled as soon as "certain point mpan talks. attempting to interest firms from "extinct" in the ornithologists' 3" ha record books. been settled with the Pers States' Prime Ministers In the 14th meeting at Kaesong, abroad in the establishment of Government. the longest session yet, they talked small manufacturing processes in St. George's Rotarians learned Confer With Mr. Menzies for three hours and eight minutes Bermuda. this last night at their weekly His announcement came a f meeting' in the White Horse hours before Mr. Averell Ha rri yesterday but could not sleep "In our opinion developments ecial to The New York Times away their differences. Both sides along this line may be anticipated Tavern when Mr. Mowbray spoke man, President Truman's special on the re-discovery of tte cahow envoy, took off on a return flight and the Royal Gazette) ref used to give an inch on whether and we trust that the Govern MELBOURNE July 30. — A a neutral buffer zone should be The Anglican cemetery in St. George's is being rehabilitated and the picture shows the Rev. John ment will lend the weight of its in Bermuda by himself and Dr. for Persia, where he has been Robert Cushman Murphy, trying to iron out the row oveij sharp divergence of opinion be set up ln Korea. Stow, rector of St. Peter's Church, and Mr. Will im Zuill, Jr., checking some of the graves which influence to demonstrate that such tween • the Commonwealth of projects are officially welcomed," curator of birds at tte American nationalisation of the Anglo- The Allies want the zone based are overgrown with fennel and other weeds. B.-low: How it is hoped the entire cemetery will Museum of Natural History in Iranian Oil Company. Australia and the Australian on tte present battle line, which declared Mr. Tucker. states on the acceptance of look when the work of restoration fe completed. The picture shows a part of the cemetery where New York, in February this year. Mr. Morrison, who was review is north of the 38th Parallel ex Mrs. Alice Meyer has kept the Meyer family vault neat and in a good state of preservation. FINANCIAL STATEMENT The story of the finding of the responsibility for anti-inflationary cept in the western sector. Com ing Middle East affairs in the measures was revealed today at During the year the bank made cahow gained world-wide pub House of Commons, said Mr munist truce delegates want it to a profit of £81,236 8s. 6d. The licity—in Mr. Mowbray's estima the opening session of a con be on the Parallel. Stokes would go to Abadan to in ference called by the Prime Mini total resources of the bank in tion tbe equivalent of about vestigate the situation there be ster, Mr. Robert Menzies, to Brig.-General William Nuckols, creased by £133,000 and de $150,000 worth of free publicity fore visiting Teheran. U.N. briefing officer, told news posits by £1,229,000. In view of for the Colony. COS ss the economic crisis. Mr. Morrison said the Persian . McGirr, Prime Minister of men that when the meeting ended the satisfactory earnings the The cahow, Mr. Mowbray said, Government had given Mr. Harri South Wales, said it was the tte Communists had been invited dividend per share was increased bred in the eastern end of the man proposals for reopening ne of the Commonwealth by Vice-Admiral Charles Turner from £2 to £ 2 15s. Assets Islands by tens of thousands about gotiations to settle the oil dis rhment to tackle the problem Joy, U.N. chief delegate, to com totalled £ 6.936,359 8s. 6d., includ 300 years ago. They made such pute. Hitherto the Persians hav*** illation on a national basis, ment on the United States state ing £ 1,989,951 4s. 4d. cash in good eating that early settlers insisted that their move to na reused the Commonwealth of ment on a demilitarised zone. vaults and with other banks. killed them by the thousand. It tionalise the company has noth ig to give the states a lead Peking Radio last night quoted Liabilities amounted to was not uncommon for a man to ing to do with the British Gov said the main factor of the tte North Korean general as tell £6.514.:) 72 10s. 4d., while the go out at night with a torch and ernment. nd ; was- the lack of positive ing U.N. negotiators they should share capital, general reserve and return with 200 or more birds at AN ASSURANCE ri:*is a by the Menzies Government not take advantage of their sea lundivided profits totalled a time. It was not surprising that after ten or 15 years of this wanton Observers here said todaj M the past 18 months. He and air superiority to achieve an £421,986 18s. Id. the Commonwealth should all-round favourable position in slaughter they became to the Britain is seeking an assurance •aid The directors were re-elected average person things of tte past. that present moves to take over full responsibility tor price the conflict. He protested fhia I as follows: president, Sir Eldon controlake . U.N. attitude should not be As the birds became less and less Mhe Abadan refinery will cease Trimingham; vice-president, Sir prevalent their natural enemies, while talks are in progress. adopted at the talks, the radio John Cox; directors, Mr. C. M. Mr. Gair, deputy Prime Mini stated. the longtails and the rats, also it is, here thai An^io-Jraniaij ster -5f Queensland^ also urged the Allen. Mr. H. St. George Butter played havoc with them until has its big refiner*.', capable oj i'limi mufpeaHh to adopt price Foreign troops should stay on field. M.C.P., Mr. William'Frith, they were considered extinct. Mr. E G. Gibbons, M.C.P.. Mr. F. producing 15,000,000 gallons « ontrol arid to control profits. He in Korea for about a year if there About 1906. Mr. Mowbray con day, but now near a stand ai'fiied that wage pegging was no is an armistice, said a South C. Outerbridge, Mr. J. E. Pearman, M.C.P., Mr. W. J. Richardson, Sir tinued, a strange petrel was taken to the company's refusa iiliitir.ii. Korean Government spokesman to his father for identification. the Persian Governmen at the U.N. advance truce camp. Stanley Spurling, Sir Howard Mr. McDonald, Prime Minister Trott, Mr. J. S. Vallis, Mr. J. E. P. The bird was skinned and it was alisation order. »f Victoria, demanded more Dr. Clarence Rhee, Director of decided to compare the skin and Mr. Morrison, who w is openir Vesey, M.CP, Dr. H. C. Wilkin- financial aid from the Common Public Information, declared that I son and Mr. W. J. Young. its skeleton with some of the a debate on Middle E* st affair wealth. He opposed any curtail- South Korea would need the fossil bones found in the* caves of dealt generally with the' ::it:ia!i. ent of immigration and said that troops for defence and to train her The text of Mr. Tucker's report some of the Colony's islands. His in that explosive area, He w; Victoria's public works pro- own forces. i follows: father came to the conclusion that followed in the Commonu s by M Con'inued on Page 9 Continued on Page 8 "The annual profit has amounted it was a cahow. It was the first Winston Churchill, Copnservati t ' to £81,236 8s. 6d. which has been record of the bird for at least 200 , leader, who gibed at hi plat appropriated as follows:— vears. The skin and skeleton tildes" and criticised the Govern dividend, £ 34,375 0s. Od; reserve were now in the American ment for not taking a firmer stand for bad and doubtful debts, Museum of Natural History. "nth Egypt. £25,000 0s. Od; depreciation- Mr. Churchill said the Con-, recently acquired premises, In 1935 a youngster in St. servatives would challenge the Dealers Discuss Effects £12.500 Os 'M: undivided profits, David's found a bird which had £9,361 8s. 6d. struck the lighthouse and broken Labour Government by every its neck, and this, too, was found means in their power if evacua "The balance sheet for 30th to be a cahow. A third cahow tion of Abadan was proposed. June, 1951, reflects again a year was found by a local member of BY FORCE Of Horse-Power Increase I of substantial growth and excel- the B.V.R.C. in 1941, and later Conlinu.d on Page IS He said that if violence were Mr. Mowbray found some "bur offered to the British staff in the rows" in islands just outside refinery town "we must not hesti- Bermuda's new motor car Castle Harbour which he believed tate to interver.*? — if necessary specifications, raising tte horse SWEDEN AND PORTUGAL TO ATTEND Ui. NAVAL Rcsnit ot Mew Act I SOVIET sfis"TO HAVE were the nests of cahows. Finally, by force." power from a maximum of 10 to I through correspondence. Dr. Mr. Morrison insisted that Brit 14 and increasing the length from TO END MARSHALL AID WAR COLLEGE TRICKED U.S. PEOPLE Murphy became interested and, ain had no "imperialist" designs 160 inches to 166 inches, will have with funds made available by the in the Middle East and urged Is- varying effects on local agents. Youths Get Chance To Reform Pan American Observation Com A\*iel and the Arab nations toward To some it will result in no change ! Marshal Concerned At mittee, the way was paved for a \t peaceful settlement of their dif at all, but to one firm it will mean European Payments Plan proper search for the birds. ferences. the continuance of a business Strategy Tactics Course _ _, . . Describing the finding of the "We shall resist any act of ag which otherwise would have had Helped Them On To Feeti Relaxation In Production first bird, Mr. Mowbray said he gression, whichever side may to "put up the shutters." For Captain s. Adams i nrough torrective 1 rainmg was examining the burrow when commit it," he said. The new Motor Car Bill, re PARIS, July 30 (Reuter). — Captain Scarritt Adams, U.S.N.. WASHINGTON, July 30 (Reu he thought he detected a slight He said the situation in Persia cently passed by tte Legislature, I Sweden and Portugal have son of Mrs. H. Coolidge Adams of Judges in the Supreme Court ter ) —The Defence Secretary, movement inside. It was only "offers an excellent example of permits an increase in the horse announced that they no longer "Springfield," Paget East, has yesterday exercised the discre NO. OX A-BOMB TEST General George Marshall, told a after he had manoeuvered about the difficulties which excessive power and length. White tbe bill require Marshall Plan dollar aid, been transferred from tte Sixth tion vested in them under the Congressional committee that with a looped stick for about nationalism, unless allied with was under discussion in the House Mr. William Foster, administrator Naval District Headquarters in recent Young Offenders' Act and SOUGHT IN AMERICA Russia appears to have tricked the half-an-hour that he was able to statesmanship, can bring in its of Assembly it was explained that of the Economic Cooperation Charleston, South Carolina, to the sent seven of eleven youths before American people into relaxing bring the bird out. Dr. Murphy train." certain manufacturers in the j Administration said today. U_S. Naval War College in New- them for sentencing to the Boys' production efforts, according to took one look at it and immedi He appealed to Egypt — which Senior Training School to undergo WASHINGTON, July 30 (Reu testimony released here. ately identified it as the histor United Kingdom were ceasing to Creation of the European Pay port, Rhode Island. ter).—Any test of a British-made recently has been seeking to oust manufacture low horse-power ments Union (E.P.U.) ted ureatly corrective training. ical cahow. Normally, cahow Captain Adams, who has been atomic bomb on a United States The General made this state o Britain from the Suez Canal zone cars and, unless tte Bermuda limit I contributed to tte economic wel on the staff of the Commandant The Chief Justice, Sir Brooke ment last Firday when he ad and the neighbouring Sudan — Francis, and the assistant proving-ground would probably was raised, only a small choice of fare of both nations and Portugal, of tte District, which i nel tides necessitate a change in this coun dressed a closed session of the Con inued on Page 10 to cooperate with the West. cars would be available to the in particular, was now earning seven of the Southeastern United i Justice, Dr. the Hon. R. C. Hollis Hailett, continued the current try's atomic energy law, Mr. Gar- House appropriations committee Mr. Morrison said British troops Colony's motoring public. gold through it, Mr. Foster stated. States has been selected to take don Dean, chairman of the Atomic on the administration's £6,000 were kept there because "we are He said tte news reflected a year's course for senior officers session of the Criminal Assi.es. €X WOMEN EMPLOYEES Yesterday afternoon a Royal The prisoners before them had Energy Commission said today. million military budget proposals. a power bearing responsibilities Gazette reporter visited the the "progress achieved in the first in s.rategy and tactics at the War iri the Middle East on behalf of three years of tte Marshall Plan" rv«fi _>-«». been convicted by juries over the Mr. Dean, at a press conference, Together with other statements HERE ON SPECIAL TOUR offices of five local agents—Pear previous three weeks' sittings of was asked this direct question by the rest of the Commonwealth man, Watlington and Company; and was a "tribute to the economic it was deleted from public record. and the Western Allies as a strength that tte free peoples of the Assizes or had tendered pleas a reoorler: A group of 86 women employees Young, Trott and Company; of guilty. "Have the British made any Today the committee released whole." Holmes, Williams and Purvey; tte world can achieve through of the General Electric Company BACK DOOR overtures about their first atomic several "censored" portions of the in the Chicago area arrived in the Agisters Limited, and the Sunshine mutual cooperation." Addressing John Maxwell testimony. Richards and Eldon Eugene test?" Colony yesterday aboard two Pan Turning to Greece and Turkey, j Company. SELF-HELP Mr. Dean answered: "If ttey Mr. Morrison said: Simmons, who had been found "The enemy's build-up" was in American planes for a three-day Mr. Percy Hunt, of tte Sun "Self-Help combined with have they did not make it to us, holiday. Two P.A.A. planes will Continued on Page 3 guilty of stealing an autocycle, creasing the danger of all-out war, shine Company, said that, if the American dollars and technical along with Vernon Kenneth (tte Atomic Energy Commis bring 67 more G.E. employees to horse-power had not been raised, sion)." General Marshall said. He was 'I ;sistance have put two more Tucker, the Chief Justice said: "deeply concerned" that Russia day. The lone male in the group bis company would have gone out western European countries into "You, Richards, have been con He ottered no statement that seemed to have trapped the is Mr. Wade Goldsmith, of the PRICE"CONTROL BILL of business as far as cars were an improved economic position. victed for stealing an autocycle. tte British actually were plan American people into developing American Express Company of concerned. They can now support themselves and it is an offence punishable ning any first test of an atomic an attitude of relaxation. Chicago, which made the arrange PASSED BY CONGRESS "If this new MM had not gone at home and in world trade chan with four years' imprisonment. bomb, but said: ments for the visit. through we would have been out," nels-without outside dollar assist "It would mean a change in the The Elbow Beach Surf Club he declared. ance," he added. "You, Simmons, are in the same atomic energy law to allow them and the Belmont Manor will be WASHINGTON, July 30 (Reu- condition, but, because of your to use one of our proving- T^ ter). — Qongressional action was He went on to explain that tte "The progress of recovery in ages (18 and 17 respectively), I "home" in Bermuda for yester Daimler Company had discon Western Europe fe now such that grounds." UX ARMED FORCES' day's arrivals. The group arriv completed today on legislature propose to deal with you under He added "It would involve a continuing price and rent controls tinued the manufacture of tte we could limit dollar assistance the provisions of toe now Young ing today will go to the Castle 10 horse-power Lanchester, for to a few special cases were it not loi _>_ pro-uems. i aon't see how NEW PENSIONS PLAN Harbour and Princess Hotels. until June 30, 1952. Offenders' Act. You will re a joint test could be conducted The House of Representatives which his firm fe the agent in for the Soviet design to subvert member that Vernon Kenneth Miss Irene Meyers is in charge Bermuda. and subjugate our Allies." without some kind of legislative of the entire party. She is passed the compromise measure Tucker was sentenced to four blessing." LONDON, July 30 (Reuter).— "Thfe was the best car in Ber Mr. Foster said Sweden and years' imprisonment for the same Increases in pensions for the assisted by Miss Thelma Stone, which the Senate passed on Fri He said none of the weapons so Miss Veora Habig and Miss Helen day, and President Truman is ex muda," claimed Mr. Hunt. "They Portugal would continue to offence some two weeks ago. British armed forces which will participate in the Economic far tested by the United States Bradley. pected to sign the. bill though it are now concentrating on a new "Your record is not so bad, had failed to go off." initially cost £2,000,000 a year Lanchester which fe 41.4 horse Cooperation Administration, tte were announced by the Defence During their stay here the falls considerably short of what CAPTAIN SCARRITT ADAMS Richards. It shows that you were Asked if he could say what pro power. The length and width, technical assistance programme beginning to touch mud and be Minister, Mr. Emanuel Shinwell, ladies will take sightseeing trips. he wanted. and tte organisation for Euro gress was being made to deter Special receptions have been A temporary measure keeping however, will prevent its use in A graduate of Saltus Grammar come involved in thee offences mine tte feasibility of tte hydro in Parliament today. Bermuda as it is 175 inches long pean economic cooperation. of dishonesty. You will now have planned at the hotels in which economic controls in effect ex School in Bermuda, he later gen bomb, he. replied: "Mot to The scheme, which also includes they are staying. ... - pires at midnight tomorrow. and 65 inches wide. We could STRATEGIC MATERIALS attended Massachusetts Institute a chance of going to the Senior day." manage to reduce tte horse-power "•Yahi'no Sdiool and of being re a tax free grant to all regulars at Tomorrow the entire party of Each chamber previously pas but we cannot shave off nine Portugal might still obtain of Technology in Boston for a tte end of their service, may 153 women will be taken on a tour sed different bills, and the com year prior to entering tiie Naval habilitated. You are sentenced to inches in tte length and one inch E.C.A. dollars for overseas U_H*«*wo corrective training. eventually cost £5,000,000 a year. of St. George's and have a box promise measure contained no in the width. We will,how ever, te development projects including Academy in Annapolis, Md., ment on each count, the sentences lunch at the Plantation Club. authority for tbe President to those connected with strategic where he was graduated in 1930. "Simmons, you too will under to run concurrently. The grants are to enable the Activities are being arranged by | build defence factories, to impose ma in ta in ing stocks of spare parts go lo.iecne training," added the for the Lanchester 10 so that the defence materials. During, the last war he served Clarence Simmons and Frank long-service regular to resettle in Pan American Airways and tte beef-slaughtering quota*-*, or to Chief Justice. Reece Alban, who appeared with civil lite. Officers will get I American Express Company. curb commodity market specu present owners will be taken care Sweden has received dollar aid as first lieutenant and damage For receiving stolen property, £1,000 irrespective of rank. of for servie" and spare -part*" totalling $118,452,000 and Portugal control officer on tte battleship Iris in a trial involving eight The group which arrived yes- lation as Mr. i rum an -wanted. the result of entries at The Reefs, charges, were both sent to the 'Hie new bill, he continued, did $50,470,000. Mississippi throughout most of tbe Southampton, and the Perry For non-commissioned soldiers, I terday plan to leave by P.AA. on It limited-the administration's allow the Sunshine Company to conflict in tte Pacific. He later Senior Training School to undergo sailors and airmen the "rant will [ Thursday. Tte second group will authority to order price cuis*'and Portugal used the money to buy p*«Hw>rg* fSfiw-erv Store. Paeet, I corrective training. bring in another car but he de- hydro-electric and rail equipment, was stationed in San Juan, Puerto Worria Charles Iris yttaa sen vary with rank and ieligth sr* [return to the United States aa made no changes in the present om CoDtiaind M ?*$» 10 Co-iiiiM- M Paf» 9 Continu*. wi ptf • S tenced to /two years' imprison- C—taiitJ oo Pag • 10 service M £100 to £60R-_J •day, Tj wage programme. \ •Bill &ge'2 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1951 ®Ij* ftotjal (&txzttls ELECTIONS IN ISRAEL INDIA-PAKISTAN ROW Licensed One Day: Is LACK OF SCRAP METAL Incorporating Popular Authoress May The Royal Gazette (JUL 1*281 FOR MEW PARLIAMENT TAKES A NEW TWIST Caught Speeding Next MAY SLOW U, DRIVE The Colonist and Daily Newt ^he {Diary 1 (Est. 1866) Pfc. Donald Raymond Guthrie, Ben Gurion Say Hopeful Use Bermuda Background Nehru Invites Liaquat of Kindley Air Force Base, got W. German Delivery Rate "D.S. And Canada Representative: | I his driver's licence for his auto- S S Koppe & Company, Inc. Of Gaining A Majority To "No Strings" Talks bicycle on July 2. On July 3 he Sower Than Expected 630 Fifth Avenue, An authoress who sells more was picked up for speeding at 25 New York City. § Samuel Pepys Teueer | books to libraries in tte Un ited Injure! Oiler Transferred miles an hour through the 15-mile BONN, Germany, July 30 out the. filming of one The injured oiler was removed "With the clenched fist (newly- George's. Furbert was checked TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1951 And from other kinsmen I through a 15-mile area beginning port, and anything beyond be port for voters to come to Haifa of his -books, "The Neat Little from tte freighter at Five Fathom launched Pakistan national salute) divided equally between home learn that some semblance of from the Lebanese border about! Corpse." Hole at 6 a.m. raised against us, do you seriously at the swing bridge. He denied former social splendour is in evi knowing that a special speed limit and export, an official said last 25 miles away. OVER 100 .. . GAVE UP Originally it had been arranged expect us to leave our frontiers week. dence. For one told me that he Mrs. Murray, who is staying at by radio to transfer Swan at 3 began there. PUBLIC HOLIDAY unguarded and open to possible In 1950 West Germany sent a US. FARM CHIEF LAUDS and his wife attended a state ball the Coral Island Cfob, has written a.m., but high winds and choppy aggression?" the Indian leader's James Arthur Brangman, of monthly average of 137,634 tons. at Warwick Castle, the first for The day was a public holiday. over a hundred books. seas rendered it impossible then. note asked. Southampton East, was fined £ S In tte first half of this year it AUSTRIAN WORK •fatty years. "Mary loved tt," he Only transport and essential ser "After I reaclwfd a hundred Tte 85-foot crash boat returned Mr. Nehru assured Mr. Liaquat for speeding on his auto-bicycle writes, "but I was fed up." vices functioned. The election to tiie base and made a rendezvous that "not the slightest step of an in Southampton. was 44.565 tons. . By the end of I gave up counting," She com June West Germany was 70,000 VIENNA, Austria, July 30 * • * campaign ended last night in with the ship three hours later. aggressive character will be taken Parliing offences resulted in mented. tons behind in promised deliver (Reuter). — Mr. Charles Brannan, Paying my homage to the j accordance with electoral law. Born in Australia, she began Chief Warrant Officer Joseph A. on our part so long as no aggres fines of 10 - each for private car The sale of liquor was banned ies. United States Secretary of Agri reigning monarch yesterday and her literary career on The Sydney Connor was the pilot of the crash sion takes place on Indian terri drivers Manuel Mello Pereira, of from sunset yesterday until tte The sources disclosed that the culture, said today he was "satis once again the youngest member Sun. She then went to Britain boat. tory on the part of Pakistan." Bailey's Bay and Eleanor polls dose at 11 this evening. West Germans would send Britain fied that all money invested under ef tiie entourage steals tbe show. and contributed serial stories to Tte seaman will be flown to the' "I wish to make it clear that McGavem. of Warwick East. Voting was heavy at Nazareth, j Kenneth. Ambrose Brown, of only an average of 110,000 tons the Marshall aid programme in A psychologist mice assured me The London Daily Mirror. Since United States in a military plane! this includes Kashmir," te added. which voted 85 per cent Com Pembroke East, was fined 20 - for monthly for the last six months Austrian agriculture is being well that no one received any new im- I then she has risen high in reader in tte near future. Emphasising that India was spent." pressions after the age of eight. ] munist at tte last elections in neither prepared for nor wanted riding an auto-bicycle without a of this year. 1949. popularity. Now she is an Ameri valid licence. Taxi driver Twilton Mr. Brannan. the first Ameri What he did then was tte result can cit izen. war, Mr. Nehru stated: British officials believe Wes.t can cabinet minister to visit Aus of using those early impressions. Among tte first to vote was tte 1 /Yoa invited me to meet you Willard Dowling, of Somerset, was Germany has considerable sources premier, Mr. David Ben Gurion, "We have three different pass S. KOREAN DRAFTEES fined 10 - for failing to display tria since the war, has spent three I could believe yesterday that ports in our family," she smiled. conditionally, and tte condition of scrap still untapped. days in the western zones of Aus- I who hopes his Mapai Party wfll attached is such that tte invita a proper notice while hired. ©— a child of two had already com- 1 get an absolute majority. com "Robert, my son, is English, my DIED OF MALTREATMENT tria inspecting agricultural ex pleteiy filled his mind with im husband Max is an Australian, tion has no meaning. I am pre Taxi driver Chesterfield SAIGON, Indo China. July 30 pared with the 35.7 per cent it Nathaniel Morris, of Devonshire perimental stations and schools. pressions, and strange ones they and I am an American." PUSAN, Korea, July 30 (Reu pared to meet and* discuss every (Reuter). — French forces today polled before. West, was fined 10 - for turning "I think that the Austrian were. ter). — The Korean Defence matter of concern to us without killed 200 Communist' Vietminh But support has grown for the The Mtirrays have made their his taxi right against a si en which people are tackling their agricul Ministry today reported that 1.234 any conditions attached. I would rebels and lost 27 men in an oper When I arrived he asked with a right-wing General Zionist Party, home in Now York. read "Left Turn Only." . Chester tural problems in the right spirit trainees died last year in the De welcome you therefore to come to ation southeast of the Annam twinkle in his eye: "See tte a champion of free enterprise and I "I find it much easier to write field Alexander Smith, of Pem and manner," he told a press con fence Corps commanded by five Delhi at any time convenient to capital of Hue in_ central Indo garden. All cloved. Who did critic of government controls. in England, however. I do not broke East, also driving a taxi, ference. South Korean offlcere now sen you to discuss the matter.". China according to a French Army it?" But before I could answer Last time it Boiled only 5.2 per like apartments and I am living was fined 10 - for making a right Asked Jokingly by a reporter if tenced to death for maltreating communique. te went on: "David did." But I cent of the votes, but it has gained in an apartment in New Yoflc." turn against a sign which read his visit had any connection with their men. DRUNK~ANb°lliCAPABLE the Colorado beetle, which the gently rebuked him for such a a large following among the One of Mrs. Murray's books "Left Turn Only." mistake. "Small boy like you middle class and other dissatis was fibned in the U.S. Its title The report said 2,300 patients Czech Government has accused were'still being treated. the Americans of dropping behind couldnt lift big trees." fied sections. was changed from "Peggy of Daniel Eric Lema, of Smith's Tte top ranging national De SOUTHEND, England, July 30 THE MARRIAGE ACT, 1944 the iron curtain, Mr. Brannon Again he repeated: "David did." Foreign policy is the main issue Beacon Hill" to "The Love Gam Parish, pleaded guilty yesterday fence Corps officers were also (Reuter). — Running on one en smiled and said: Then it remained tor the reign between Mapai and tte Mapam. ble," and the lead was played by in Hamilton Magistrates Court to ing monarch to explain that her I tfae United Labour Party, which Irene Dunne. found guilty at the court martial a charee of being drunk and in gine a Palestine-bound aeroplane "The Colorado beetle is as much of embezzling £850,000 of Gov with 32 persons aboard landed at at home in Europe as in America; young brother was mischiefous. j won 14.8 per cent of the votes in Spending her first holiday in capable and was fined 20 - by the "The gardener's name was David," 1949. the Colony — "it is really ernment funds. Wor. H Martin Godet. an airport near here today. Notice of Intended Marriages in fact, I wanted to start a cam According to tiie report, out of j she explained, "and it pleases! 1,231 CANDIDATES Robert's holiday — fishing and Lema was found unconscious on paign to rename the pest 'the Rus 680,350 men originally called up, | sian beetle." young David to puzzle you by! One thousand two hundred and I swimming" she explained — Mrs. tte Harrington Sound Road oh leading you to believe te means Murray is enchanted with Ber only 298.143 arrived in Pusan thirty one candidates are compel- after a forced march through bad Sunday night by ^a passing con The persons named and himself." muda but somewhat aghast at the ing for 120 seats and 17 parties are weather from Seoul. stable, Inspector Samuel Clark THE MARRIAGE ACT, 1944 described hereunder have given prices. Wten they return to New From the reigning monarch I running. Adequate arrangements were told the magistrate. notice to me of their intended York, Mr. and Mrs. Murray fti- CZECHS ESCAPE REDS received a lesson in faith. The election wfll be decided by | not made for their arrival, and be "And tte state of unconscious marriage, namely:— "Why do you have to put more I proportional, representation — tte t tend to visit Britain and attend cause of ri si ng prices their rations ness was due to what?" prompted glasses on to see to read?'- ate total number of votes polled by the Festival. Mr. Godet. Notice of Intended Marriage DONALD GIBSON BARD, JR. of IN "ARMOURED" CAR were cot, tiie report said. Suffleld, Connecticut, U.S.A. asked. So I did explain that at each party will decide the num Mrs. Murray reported that sales The combination of poor "The consumption of too much ber of seats it is allotted. Thus, of her books in the United King alcohol," replied the inspector, (Bachelor and) my great age I had bad eyes. accommodation and food | The persons named and HOF, Germany. July 30 (Reu even the smallest parties may dom were "as good as ever each adding that Lema had been Looking intensely grave she I accounted for much of tte sick described hereunder have given MURIEL AUDREY ADAMS of ter). — A party of refugees — hope for one or two seats while i year." In tte United States ter brought to tte Police Station. went on: "Did you ever ask ness. notice to me of their intended three adults and four children — there is great difficulty for any novels also claim a large public, Pembroke Parish (Spinster) God to make your eye better." I marriage, namely:— raced across the border from assured her I had. one party- getting ail absolute i indicated by the fourth position Czechoslovakia near here in an "WeM." she explained earnestly. majority. they occupy in the sale of the THOMAS (ATH AN ASIOS) : "armoured" truck under a hail of The next government is almost ' there was a man who had a bad I 25-cent books. GOERGITSOS of Cherry Street, JOHN JAMES UNDO ef bullets from Czech frontier guards eye and he couldn't see. So he certain to be a coalition, but tte Bristol. Connecticut (Bachelor) the West German news agency question to be decided is whether Warwick Parish (Divorced) anrV asked God to cure him and God Backed Truck Into Wall and DOROTHY MELLO et DPA reported tonight. Mapai, with small groups close to did. Did you say 'Please' when DIOHNO CHRIST T SIA T I S Warwick Parish (Divorced) The 10-ton vehicle, protected you asked God?" it, will be able to command a with thick metal plates, became majority or whether tte coalition BUS AND TAX! af is Rome 'Street, .lannena. hogged down in a meadow about So with my superiority in age must move to the right and in Greece (Spinster) Any person knowing any just 60 yards inside West Germany. but not wisdom, I told ter that I clude the General Zionists. IN COLLISION But Failed To Report cause or impediment why these Any person knowing any just The refugees started unloading thought prayer was asking God The election campaign, con cause or impediment why this marriages should not be allowed their luggage but fled on foot what He would like us to do, not i ducted in 15 languages, has been should enter caveat forthwith in what we would like Him to do An American Army bus going marriage should not be allowed when Czech guards crossed the intense and heated but without Stanley Owen Francis, of "Yes," said Mrs. Darrell, "just the office of the Registrar General. for us — and she was well con- I into Hamilton was involved in a should enter caveat forthwith in border, tiie West German agency incident. minor collision with a taxi going Devonshire, pleaded not guilty to long enough for me to get the tent. the office of the Registrar General. * said. The report added that the in the opposite direction yester charges of driving a heavy track number of the truck." Dated 25th day of July 1951 guards unloaded some luggage day. The collision occurred out-! carelessly and of failii* to re The magistrate, tte Wor. H. Dated 25th day of July 1951 and took it back to Czechos side the La Caravelle restaurant port an accident in whieh he Martin Godet, remarked it was lovakia. on East Broadway. damaged property, but he was incomprehensible to him that the W. NORMAN PARKER. The refugees were questioned BABY ELEPHANT AT SEA W. NORMAN PARKER. THEY SAY The bus suffered no damage, convicted on both counts yes driver would not know about the Registrar General. by German and United States but tte mudguard of tte taxi was terday. The charges arose oat of collision, as it made some con Registrar General. authorities, the agency said. HAS THE RUN OF SHIP dented. No one was injured. an incident in which Francis col siderable noise, according to Mrs. American Army and High Com By A. M. PURCELL That there are two public holi lided witii a wall of tte "Edmon Darrell. The more serious part 2BS5t» tu. 26*66ti ta. mission officials in Frankfurt de SINGAPORE, July 30 (Reu-J was for the driver to leave with clared that they had no knowledge days this week. ton" property on Snake Road. ter). — A smoky grey three-ton] Fire In Ethyl Storage Tank out leaving his name and ad of the reported incident. * * * baby elephant —a king's gift to a Warwick* while backing the dress. That there used to be only one. president — arrived here today truck. He knocked down a pillar from Saigon on its way to Wash Caused By Lightning Flash and part of the walll Francis de He fined Francis £2 for care * * * nied any knowledge of tte col less driving and endorsed his That that commemorated the ington. founding of the Colony. The elephant, as yet unnamed, INSTITUTE, West Virginia, lision. licence, and fined him £5 more NOTICE Ferryboat Tragedy July 30 (Reuter"). — Fire in a for failing to report to either the * * * is a present to President Truman Harvey Edmondson, resident of from the King of Cambodia. huge ethyl storage tank here "Edmonton," said "I was home owner of the property or tte EDMUNSTON, New Brunswick, That today it is necessary to have struck by lightning on Saturday Garbage Collection (Cup Mateh Holiday) two to celebrate cricket. A canvas canopy on the deck of having tea when I heard a crash. police. July 30 (Reuter). — Women with the Dutch motorship Ruys .pro finally burned itself out early to I came out and saw that tte pillar babies in their arms were hurled That some are peeved because the ' tected the visitor from the sun. day. had been knocked down. A yel into the water when a wodden Thursday's Collection will be picked up He was chained to a capstan when [ A plant spokesman said it was low truck was right at the gate ferryboat capsised and sank dur census forms haven't yet ar as usual. There will be NO Collection on rived from England. he arrived, but the crew said he still too early to make anything but it drovetSff.*" ' Think a Minute — ing a regatta at Lake Caron, 20 had behaved so well at sea he was near an accurate damage estimate. "When alcohol is introduced Friday. Friday's collection will be picked miles from here, last night. * * • An eye-jwitness to tte accident given the run of the decks. No one was injured in tte blaze. was Josephine Joan DarreH, who up on Saturday. Five people were drowned. That they must be anxious to tear into the body even in small tte bad news. He was having a royal time, Unofficial reports during tte said she was walking along the amounts the higher brain * * • with a Chinese sailor at his beck weekend indicated that the loss North Shore Road in Warwick HEALTH DEPT. and call offering him sugar-cane, might approach $1,500,000. Tte centres are involved. Its That a little more delay and a when she first saw the truck. It 28l*6+tii v. banana-tree stumps and luscious tank had a capacity of 2,500,000 backed into Snake Road. jaffinity for the nervous LETTER TO THE EDITOR new census will be required. gallons. hay. "It backed into tte stone post system is shown by the fact (Correspondents are reminded that That only 1.000 passengers ar at Edmonton," said Mrs. Darrell, that after death, when all letters must be accompanied by the rived on Monday by the Furness '•''knocking it down. Then tfae traces of alcohol have dis names and addresses of the senders, boats. driver pulled out and went down not necessarily for publication but as appeared from the blood and proof of the writers' bona fides.) * * * tiie North Shore Road." That not so long ago there werent "Did the truek stop at the body-tissues, it still can be "Widdrington" as many in a year. junction of Snake Road and tte (detected in the cerebro-spinal Pembroke. * * • North Shore Road?" asked Mr. [fluid." July 30th. That luxury ships were built to Dudley Spurling, counsel for The Editor, attract the best kind of tourist. T^rancis. —Medical Research Council. The Royal Gazette. Dear Sir:— That today there is a school that ' Will you kindly correct an er preaches "Let 'em all come.'' -SH»_!_5 ror which appeared in your paper of Saturday, July 28th? That such a policy has ruined GOVERNMENT NOTICE No. 244 Giving an account of a meet many a resort. ing of tte Bermuda's Women's Civic and Political Assoc, held in That the dinghv fans had a squal Registration of Dogs, 1951 Warwick on 27th inst., I was ly, time on Sunday. CUP MATCH quoted as saying?, "tourism is the * * * life blood of tiie Colony, and as That three out of eleven remained On Thursday, August 2nd and Friday, August 3rd In exercise of the powers conferred upon him by the Dogs Act, a great proportion of the popula upright. 1949 tte Colonial Postmaster has appointed the following places tion was composed of Women," I * * • where persons may register their dogs, during the normal office fielt that it was important for the That the race was sailed many * hours, from the 1st to the 31st August, 1951. women's point of view to be more.times wten the fleet re FREQUENT BUS SERVICE turned to tte club. represented on the Trade De General Post Office, Hamilton, velopment-Board. That for two days this week there will be provided between Post Office, St. George's, The above gives quite an er- will be little foreign news. Post Office, Mangrove Bay, rorenous impression. I stated * a a that a greater proportion of our Somerset and Wellington Oval Sub Post Office, Southampton, Tbat DO one will be any worse tourists are women, and therefore Sub Post Office, Warwick, for that. their view point should be closely Passengers travelling to the Match should Sub Post Office, Paget, studied, and a feminine opinion *• * a That at the end of tte week there board the buses along the regular Somerset- Sub Post Office, Flatts, on tte Board might be of real Sub Post Office, Bailey's Bay. value in achieving this. ought to be very good news. Hamilton, ond HamiKon-$t. George's routes. * * # I might add too, that many That it is Russia's turn to ac After the Match is over adequate bus trans W. A. MANUEL, women are engaged in running cuse tte U.S. of insincerity. portation will be provided starting from the Colonial Postmaster. guest houses, and assisting in * * • former Wellington Roilway Stop. General Post Office, hotels, and are thus in a posi That in Persia there is a little Hamilton, tion to give sound advice which more "understanding." 19th July. 1951. might be of great assistance to In addition, buses will leave Riddell's the Board, through a representa Bay at 7.15 a JR. to connect with the Chauncey Explanatory Note tive who could be appointed from M. Depew at Wa»ford Bridge. Service wiH alto Under the Dogs Act, 1949; all dogs are required to he registered among them. To Attend U.S. Naval during the month of August. Let me conclude. by payine be provided to return passengers from Watford tribute to the splendid job that War College Bridge hi the evening. / the Trade Development-Board is All regular scheduled service will operate BY COMMAND. doing, but I still affirm that the Continued from Page 1 E. T. SMITH, addition of a woman member PRESS TOUR OF U.K.—Mr. P. L. Purcell (third from left) assistant according to the "Holiday" time table. Rico, for two years, on tte staff Acting Colonial Secretary. might even further enhance their editor of The Bpyal Gazette, is one of a group of newspapermen of tfae Commandant of the Tenth Colonial Secretary's Office, efforts. at present touring the United Kingdom at the invitation of tiie J G. WOODALL, Thanking you Sir for publish-- Naval District, and then spent a Hamilton. Colonial Office. Photo shows the group (mainly from the West Directed of Public Transport. ing the above. year at sea as commanding officer 21st July, 1951. of the U.S.S. Whiteside, an attack Yours truly, Indies) standing outside Parliament Buildings, with Big Ben in 7801 t-iu. w .Aog'M carso ,-ship, before going, to tiie background. zmtn DORIS TROTT BUTTERFIELD, ChfiCjfBston tWo yearrss ag^ss^f^> •our J W THE ROYAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1951 Page 3j Middle East Debate ITALIAN LOVER WEEPS SI. GEORGE HOTE NOTES AS U.S. GIRL ARRESTED Recent guests staying at the St. TREAT YOURSELF RIGHT! George Hotel from New York City Churchill Says Violence To included: Mr. and Mrs. B. Haas, Authorities Co-operate To Dr. and Mrs. John Knox, M^s. Rowers Ruth Tissot, Mr. George Hodgman, Take horrie to the U. S. 5 fifths of Jr., Miss Ruth Mattina and Miss British At Abadan Must Be Part Loving Couple Lillian Bellison. From New York State come tike Finest in Canadian Whiskies -MILAN, July 30 (Reuter). — Miss A. Combs, East Rockaway; jT An American girl, Miss Clare Miss Ruth Muller, Lynbrook; Mr. Met By Force tf Necessary Young, who followed her Italian and Mrs. H. Meyer, Brooklyn; lira. For The Bride lover, an ex-priest, to his home J. M. Forysth, Long Island; Miss Continued lrom Page 1 land, has been arrested by the Teresa Basso, Bronx; Mr. T. H. 'la^m^ Italian police and is to be deported Sullivan, Brooklyn; Mr. B. Finnis, "The British Government hopes profits had gone to the ruling Police took her into custody Forest Hills; Mr. aad Mrs. W. it will soon be possible to reach classes, not to the mass of the when she called at headquarters Wuster, Manhorst; Mr. and Mrs. S. agreement on the inclusion of Persian people. on Saturday to have her residence J. Demsey, Larchmont; Dr. and Turkey and Greece in the North Concerning Mr. Churchill's get- permit renewed. Mrs. H. Ressler, Hartsdale; Miss Atlantic Treaty and thus complete tough policy 'with Egypt, Mr. H. Ronnevig, Brooklyn; Miss Ella Whether the party be simple or elaborate, the organisation of North Atlantic The permit was due to expire on eHetiteg Attlee said Britain was paying August 5. Miss Young is alleged Van Dyke Schenectady; defence by blocking the path of the war debts in an effort to help Miss M. Lamy, Long Island; Mr. an aggressor through the back to have insulted an official when let us create lovely floral decorations to fit get world trade going and it was he refused to extend it. and Mrs. E. Jones, Penn Yan; Mr. door to Europe.* delivering the warship and other and Mrs. J. Maggio, Long Island; DUTY-FREE only $11.50 "The defence ot Turkey is, how arms because of a 1936 treaty with A high police official- it was Mr. and Mrs. A. Cisek, Elmhurst; the occasion . . . ever, not only a matter for Eu Egypt under which Britain agreed reported, agreed with the Amer Mr. and Mrs. S. Saroki-a, Brooklyn '-^X For five Vi quarts rope. It also closely concerns the to supply arms. ican consul here to detain the girl and Bliss E. Aymong, Woodhaven. defence of the Middle East. We until August 6, when sbe is to be Included in the many family are most anxious that Turkey "If you use a big stick towards deported to the United States via From the bouquets . . to the home and should play her proper part in the one of the Middle Eastern Genoa. groups at tiie St. George are Mrs. or 5 fifths of "The Gold Medal Whiskey* defence of the Middle East too." countries it may have a very bad M. Bushel and her daughter Jane effect on the others," he said. Clare, tall with brown hair and I from Irvington-on-Hudson, N.Y.; church decorations- Mr. Morrison said defence of blue eyes, followed her sweetheart KENTUCKY The House meeting was one of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murphy and STRAIGHT BOURBON the Middle East was just as vital Luciano Negrini, 43, to Milan 5. W.HARPER the liveliest in weeks. When Mr. daughter from Bronx, N.Y.; Mr. for the West as defence of Europe earlier this year without her and Mrs. H. Simmons and itself. Morrison stumbled over the term "back seat driver," the House parents' consent. They had met daughter from Saffin, N.Y.; Mr. A system had been built up in roared with laughter. A few while he was in Chicago. Her I and Mrs. J. Martz and son from DUTY-FREE Europe that offered an effective minutes later he mispronounced a father, James Young, is English I Montreal, Quebec; Mrs. F. Madden Bermuda Florist Fairy Isle Flower Shop defence against any aggressor. foreign word. Members giggled. professor at Loyola University. i and son from Shippensburg, Pa.; •aly $18.00 "What we now have in mind is Mr. and Mrs. Large and'son from 2071 3060 For five *A qts. to see something similar for the "I deeply resent the snobbery TRACKED HER DOWN I Garden City; Mr. and Mrs. C. of the Tories," said Mr. Morrison, Middle East," he said. * Her mother, Irish-born Eileen Schaffer and daughter from New 281-7ft«- who usually boasts he went to York City and Mrs. E. Eppich and Mr. Churchill said that a Middle school for only a half dozen years. Brandy Young, followed her run East impression that Britain could away daughter, and tracked hef son from Shaker Heights, Ohio. be pressured to abandon her Mr. Churchill denied that tfae | down two weeks ago at Crescen- Guests from New Jersey include rights in that part of the world giggles were signs of snobbery and zago, a few miles from here. She Miss M. D. Farrell, Jersey City; was caused by mistakes in policy said anybody could pronounce found Clare living in a country Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ashe, Belle "which ted to the running of our foreign words any way he wished. house with Negrini's relatives. ville; Mr. and Mrs. Zalesky, West affairs in Palestine" so as to "earn Englewopd; Miss A. Gapute. TOIL AJJD STUDY He said tonight: "It is a crime j Arlington; Mr. and Mrs. Michael in almost equal degree the hatred that Clare should have been, Come to Beautiful Somerset of Arab and Jew alike." > Clutch, Jr., Jersey City; Mr. Mr. Churchill, in his turn, was arrested. She has not done any Winston Kock. Bashing Ridge; Mr. at his oraterial best. He. said thing, wrong. It was just tbat CO-OPERATION WITH U.S. L. A. Meacham, Summit and Mr. Mr. Morrison must have "spent her mother opposed our plans to I and Mrs. W. Berkheiser, Belle-' Available at Mr. Churchill claimed that I many hours of toil and study pre marry. It is to stop our marriage ville. paring his bland truisms and that Clare is being deported to Britain could retrieve her status platitudes. From Pennsylvania are Miss in the Middle East, though at a the United States. J Mary Kcans. Pittsburgh; Mr. and lower level than before World At one stage, Mr. Churchill "But we love each other so THE WINE SHOP said Britain was practically with Mrs. Lois Eni, Philadelphia; Miss Corner cf Front ir Parliament Streets, Bermuda War II, by co-operation with the much. Oh, the poor girl. How J. Houck, Philadelphia; Mr. and United States there and in the out a foreign minister during the I much she must be suffering. And Mrs. Stanley Rudnick, Pittsburgh; Mediterranean. I last year of ailing Ernest Bevin's the police refuse to let me" visit Miss Ruth Moechel, Pittsburgh; He said that is why he has been life. her in the prison." I Miss Linda George, Brunsburg; most anxious to encourage the •"©tterly untrue," Mr. Attlee Tears rolled down the ex-priests Miss C. Kern and Miss A Reese, United States Navy to take a mumbled. cheeks as he said: "But what can Wynnewood; Miss E. Wimsott, leading part in the Mediterranean. "The Prime Minister can't I do to help free Clare. " I am Pittsburgh and Mrs. W. Banning, change facts by sitting there penniless. 1 have no money to Philadelphia. Mr. Attlee said, amid cheers: mumbling 'utterly untrue, utterly I "Our intention is not .to evacuate engage a lawyer to seek her Guests from Ohio are Miss untrue,'" Mr. Churchill said, release. Welcome Visitors . . . I entirely from Persia. mimicking Mr. Attlee's precise, Mebel Funk, Lakewood; Miss F. He stated tbat British staff high voice. "If she is sent back to America Figary, Cleveland; Miss Anne might have to withdraw from I shall try to get a job on a ship Lengyel, Cleveland; Mrs. G. The Prime Minister jumped to sailing to the States. Perhaps if Wetzler, Shaker Heights and Mr. Before You Buy, Look at certain oilfields and from certain his feet and said that Mr. Bevin parts of Abadan. I succeed in reaching America Ernest Petzel, Cleveland. was a sick man but he never lost we shall be able to get iqprried A solution lay in a partnership | his grip on the Foreign Office. Guests from Canada include ) between Britain and Persia, he i despite her mother's opposition Mr. and Mrs. S. ' C. Horner, Our IN BOND List TOO "That's a matter of opinion," I now." Montreal and Mrs. Margaret declared. Mr. Churchill retorted. During the debate Mr. Churchill Luciano Negrini spent 15 years Toronto. demanded that Britain reduce its A NEW STAR as a missionary in China before Among other guests are Miss B. £400 million war debt to Egypt being sent to the United States in Neagle and Miss M. Aitcheson by presenting counter claims for Turning to Mr. Morrison. Mr. 1948. He met Clare the following from Detroit, Mich.; Miss D. De- IT INCLUDES: "saving Egypt from being over Churchill said: "Now we have a year at a concert organised by her Vries, Washington, D.C; Miss tity? Iriislf Uttmt §>lj0p run by the Fascists and Nazis." new-deal, a new star, a man whose singing teacher who also taught June Paling and Miss Anne 10 and 12 year old SCOTCH WHISKY He also demanded tbat Britain main hope is to be a caucus boss, him. Yaremchuck, Fairmont, Virginia; refuse to deliver to Egypt a des a party electioneer, a man with a He said his religious superiors Miss E. Goodwin, La Grance.'IIL; fHamjriro? $mj priced from $16.00 to $18.50 for 5 fifths troyer now being completed. If misty and. malcvolent mind." forced him to return to Italy be Mrs. C W. Carlson, Glen Eilya, Britain was more firm with-Egypt, Throughout Mr. Churchill's cause the girl was infatuated wtth 111.; Miss Connie Meldrum, Great and a complete line of COINTREAU Mr. Churchill said. Britain would speech members cheered, booed. him. He then renounced hia Falls, Montana; Mrs F. E. Butter have less trouble with Persia and I shouted, laughed, and jeered. At vows to be free to marry her. field, West Newton, Mass.; Miss Oar selection of fine LIQUEURS from $9.00 to $14.50 for Other Middle Eastern countries. I times Mr. Churchill became his Luciano's hopes rose tonight J. Gurvitz, Brooklyn, Mass.; Mr. Mr. Attlee, in answering Mr. I own cheer and jeer leader, when a Milan newspaper offered and Mrs. Frank Horner, Baltimore, 5 fifths. Churchill, said that the war-time motioning wi th wide swings of to provide bim with a lawyer to Md.; Miss Roberta Dougherty, Premier "showed a failure to his arms at the Socialists to shout fight for Clare's release. Baltimore, Md.; and Miss Teresa IRISH LINENS appreciate the problems of the in unison. Despite the gravity He eagerly grabbed the chance. Barton, Bowbus, Miami. Remy Martin V.S.Q.P. COGNAC $21.50 Middle East" of the- situation, the M.P.s en "Chances are that she may. be From Chile come Mr. and Mrs. is constantly expanding Mr. Attlee said the trouble in joyed themselves hugely. And released within a couple of days, Albert Smits, of Santiago. for 5 fifths I.W. HARPER BOURBON Persia arose because the oil I so did Mr. Churchill. once the lawyer gets to work.'Mie Visiting the St. George for In TABLE CLOTHS we have every size from a 36 inch I said. approximately two weeks are Mr. 5 years old $18.50 for 5 fifths. Har- "I shall try to sec her tomorrow and Mrs. George Miller from BRIDGE CLOTH to a 4 yard DINNER CLOTH.1 to tell her to keep her chin up. Long Island, N.Y. Mr. Miller is We have white.. pastel and the smart new decorator wood's CANADIAN WHISKY $12.50 for My aunt will take her a bundle of a photographer with The New clean clothing. York Journal - American. His shades, also a large selection of prints. 5 fifths. GORDON'S GIN $8.00 for 5 CUP MATCH SPECIALS "We sent her a parcel of food pictures have won many awards, today'—"bread, cheese, chocolate, including the Sports Picture of the fifths. year for 1950. Our Double Damask in white and colours is the finest, ice cream and a few packets of made, some of it actually handwoven. PLUS Tuesday and Wednesday 1 ifesavers. But no one is allowed to see her without special per Sale on the following: mission." Support Chiang's China Another exquisite collection of the famous many other brands in straight 5 fifth T SHIRTS. 3 for 13/6 Luciano is unemployed. He said he tramped miles in search BRUSSELS LACE packages and assorted combinations. SILK SHIRTS, 15/- each of work after Clare reached Italy, GENEVA. July 30 (Reuter). — has just arrived from Belgium. NYLONS, 51 gauge, 10/6 a pair but could not get a job. The United Nations Economic and "Clare said it made no differ Social Council tonight upheld a CEDAR BAGS in Pastel and bright Colours ence marrying a penniless man. Philippine move to shelve dis-l CLOSED ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON Only 25 at 15/- each (slightly damaged) She said things would get right cussion of a - Soviet proposal to after we married," he said. oust the Chinese Nationalist dele 28*Nttii. SPORT SHIRTS oi many kinds gation. Voting was 11-5 with two It was understood that no abstentions. charges will- be preferred against Reasonably Priced ' Clare by the police, who plan to keep ber in gaol until sbe is | SPORTSWEAR SHOP deported. Vasco da Gama Building s Corner Front and Parliament Streets, Hamilton REID STREET HAMILTON 2808+tu, 2770 'm tn.
Penguins Have Pangs * Of Maternal Jealousy i MARK TRAIL B^OODD LONDONi-OiMDOH,, JulJ y 30 (Reu ter). — A row is fast devel J* oping in the dignified, boil ed-shirt atmosphere of pen guin poolgtt the London zoo. Two of tbe penguins, Welcome To Bermuda Tubby and Baby, have an egg now 18 days towards be f coming a little penguin. They while away the hot js? summer afternoons roost ing on it while the rest of tho colony fumes. i One of the other perquins INTERNATIONAL is incubating an PDple, an other a tennis ball. The keeper, Mr. Herbert Jones, is goinu to issue pi as tir* PKOC _11 rnnnH tn Irpon
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The Breakers Club The Captain's Waterlot Inn NOTICE SOUVENIRS Native Cedar Work RAINBOW STEAK Cabin STEAK BERMUDA GENERAL CHICKEN . All persons holding invitations for CHICKEN the COCKTAIL PARTY at PLAYING CARDS TAXI THEATRES FISH "Tea By The _$ea" Sunny Bank Guest House, FISH Weary from shopping? which was to be held on Tuesday, July 31 st, Bermuda Scarves BATHING FACILITIES Please note that it has been postponed until a later date. 24 Hourt |: . And Hungry too? Reservations required — and Handkerchiefs 3/6 (50c) WiU a hot cup of tea There will be a Welcome Dance Cocktail Napkins Please 'phone 1758 SERVICE TODAY *w Dinners by Reservation And Crumpets do? for the Touring Cricket Team Wednesday Night, August 1st POST CARDS PLAYHOUSE Phone 7324 Opposite the Bermudiana Closed Mondays All Day Air-Conditioned Music by Winslow Fox and his orchestra. Dial 104* m3*tmt. Fewellery of Coral, Ivory, Double Feature 2784ttu i99tth.Jtii.tp. Dancing Friday Night after Cap Match. »23Tt«w*kf.f.«f Amber and Crystal 2.30 and. 7.45 1 M-fiM's DARING, ROMANTIC DRAMA! KODAK FILM THE SWIZZLE INN SHADOW ON THE WALL Yankee Store MM ZACHAHY 6101 WILL BE CLOSED ON T»nn eitp.
Also 4.05 and 9.20 ^il|iP^ , , 1 Thursday and Friday fee *n^»«WJfr>P5 »WK->»:_'^.*« ?K-*Wo«W«A* The Bermudiana j Sword-slashing Adventure! August 2nd and 3rd SHOW PLACE OF BERMUDA The Belmont Manor Hotel ond Golf Club Restaurant TVRA^T OftHG Cool Air Conditioned offers 2S04ttu. Offers you — A COLUMBIA PtCTUiS * Good Food 2.30—7.15—9.15 Starring ~ Dancing Nightly ANGEL'S GROTTO Cool and Attractive Rhys Williams and JOHN WAYNE Ron Randell Special Dinner Menu fer Tonight Surroundings. GAIL RUSSELL except Sundays NEW PLAYGROUNDS: with Bermuda Night Wake of * Lancelot Hayward TONIGHT at 9 p.m. ALEXANDER HAAS From 7.30 p.m. till 10.00 p.m. Bermuda's Blind Pianist in the Cool Open t*%r Filet Mignon Bordalaise _ _. _ .„ 28/- at the piano. __w&***; the Red Witch Music Director London Mixed Grill with Mint Jelly - 25/- Presenting Make your reservations NOW SOMERSET—8.45 Baked stuffed Bermuda Fish au Citron 25/- TIIE HOUSE Open Air THEODORE NOELL CHEF'S TOSSED SALAD Telephone 1212 G and Orchestra ACROSS "THE LAWLESS" Above price includes full- table d'hote menu I Z7MTt». alternating with / and THEN DANCE to TIIE STREETS JOHNNY ADLER and his accordion **B presented by WARNER BROS. <§> ' "'PAYMENT ON DEMAND" KINGSLEY SWAN and "The Grotto's" famous band On The Beautiful Cedar Court Please make your dinner reservations early. CJ ST. GEORGE'S Formal Dress Thursdays end Saturdays Special Menu will be served every nigbt except Sunday l**"* The Bermudiana Ml MORRIS; INKS PAIGE • BRUCE BEM Thursday No Cover — No Minimum Phone 7165 for reservations At* e e mctta. Theatre Friday NEW OPERA HOUSE SP M*® i T.*« co» Saturday GOLF — TENNIS (Off Pitt's Bay Road) SP** Double Feature MINIATURE GOLF — CROQUET Robinson ,fo°° 2.45 and 7.45 SHUFFLEBOARD — LAWN BOWLING aP"****"'. Se*' Turpin Fight «-. ___ <«%«>9^-_.i_e** e OTHER GAMES IN SPORTS PAVILION «0> All This Week *"**%•$% tfie
