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INCORPORATING THE ROYAL GAZETTE (Established 1828) and THE BERMUDA COLONIST (Established 1866)
VOL. 21—NO. 163 HAMILTON. BERMUDA. THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1936 3D PER COPY — 40/- PER ANNUM DROUGHTS $300,000,000 DAMAGE IN THE US.
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT MOVES WELCOME FOR NEW PASTOR LIVELY DEBATE ON THE REVENUE TO END OF MAY FIRST OF RADIO TALKS BY OF WESLEY CHURCH "DELLWOOD" PROPOSAL £28,057 OVER 1935 SIR STANLEY SPURLING TO AID 170,000 FAMILIES Dr. Ryan Speaks of His Many Assembly Committee is to Go Airbase Expenditure at Same Connections with Colony into the Question Date Was £26,970 WAVE'S TOLL OF ABOUT 100 LIVES Bermuda Very Fortunate in Its SCENE OF HIS BOYHOOD NEW JOINT STOCK COMPANIES DREDGER LOAN PAID OFF The petition of Wendell and Su IN 22 STATES WHICH ARE AFFECTED zanne Anderson for the incorporation Complete Historical Records The Rev. W. M. Ryan, D. D., the The Treasury Report of May, dated of a joint stock company was con as far back as June 20th, has now new Minister of Wesley Church, sidered by the House of Assembly been circulated. Thanks to Ber On Sunday night, over the Cable Company's short-wave station ZFB, Sir NEW YORK, July 8 (CP).—The U.S. Government Hamilton, arrived on Monday in the yesterday afternooo, and leave was muda's teeming population and its Stanley Spurling gave the first of his series of three radio talks on Bermuda's S. S. Lady Nelson, and on Tuesday given for a bill to be introduced to give moved swiftly today to cope with the huge damage done by excellent steamship service (not to history and long-standing connection with America. The talks are being night a reception was held for him effect to that end. Mr. H. V. Smith the searing drought in Western and Middle-Western States. mention some high Customs duties) given in connection witb the Somers Day Pageant on July 28th. The other and Mrs. Ryan by a large number and Mr. Toddings emphasised that two talks of the series will be given at 9 p.m. next Sunday and tbe Sunday The drought is now in its second month, with crops destroy of members of the Church's congre by agreeing to the introduction of the Colony's finances are still in very after that. The text of last Sunday's address follows: ed in many States and seriously threatened in others. Dam gation. legislation they were in no wise satisfactory shape. age estimated at $300,000,000 has been done to crops and Dr. and Mrs. Ryan on their arrival committing themselves to support May was not as prosperous as the Some years ago the people of St. George's formed the St. George's Historical produce in the 22 States affected by the drought, which is immediately took up residence at ing such legislation. financial peak reached in April, Society for the purpose of preserving the traditions of the Colony and to in "Myrtle Bank," the parsonage on (when revenue amounted to as much terest the people of these Islands in those traditions. Few places in the world described as the greatest catastrophe of the kind in American Sir Stanley Spurling pointed out as £43,551 for that single month,) have such complete records and this Colony is fortunate indeed in this re Victoria Street, Hamilton. Both that the provisions and terms of the history. were in excellent health and spoke being more on the scale of March spect. The name Bermuda is Spanish, and naturally so for the Spanish petition were practically similar to last, with a revenue (excluding ad in the 16th Century dominated the world. Their fearless courage, their It is estimated that the heat-wave has taken toll of some of a pleasant voyage to the Colony. those contained in the bill finally justments with the Crown Agents) energy and their enterprise carried them all over South, Central and part where in the neighbourhood of 100 lives, and the meteoro Among their belongings was a fine passed last year incorporating Elbon of £35,706 from the three principal of North America and their ships on the way to and from these Spanish Do tortoise-shell pet cat, which Mr. and Limited, and it contained also the logists hold out little hope of relief for some days. In many sources of Customs (£20,202), depart minions frequently called at Bermuda. Mrs. Ryan have owned for nine provisions which were in the recent States the crops are already destroyed, and in others nothing mental receipts (£15,297) and miscel years and which they were loth to bill which passed the House dealing Bermuda takes its name from Capt. noise of tbe birds and cahows (now short of a downpour of great intensity can save the parched leave behind. with Investment Companies. laneous receipts (£206). Juan Bermudez, who visited these extinct), did alarm the early settlers. fields. The reception service on Tuesday Neither Customs nor departmental Islands in 1515, as we know from the The Spanish, while afraid of noth Grain prices at Chicago soared to the highest levels since evening was conducted by the Rev. SOME MISUNDERSTANDING receipts reached the level of May, writings of a Portuguese historian, ing on earth, seemed to be timid 1934, but the Government stated that there is no danger of a short C. A. Munro, D. D., the chairman though the latter exceeded those of Francisco d'Oveido, who was on board of the supernatural. Thus we see He thought some misunderstand age. The hardship wrought among the farming community has of the Synod of the Wesleyan Metho March by £4,108. While expenditure bis ship the "LA GARZA" (the the link with the Americas in our ing existed in relation to the bill, caused the Government to step in with a gigantic relief scheme may vary the balance carried forward Heron), but who did not land on this very earliest history through the dist Church in Bermuda. He was insofar as he had heard it stated that under which immediate aid will be rendered to 170,000 families, from month to month, nothing can occasion as bad weather sprang up enterprise of the Spaniards. In assisted by the Rev. C. B. Sinden, as the Colonial Government prohi and another 130,000 families will be given relief jobs and assisted affect these increased receipts, which and interfered; but he evidently had 1527 King Philip of Spain granted the of St. George's, who offered prayer, bits aliens from holding land they in other ways. At least 204 families are reported to be in desper at the end of May were £28,057. ahead landejd in these Islands previously Islands to a Portuguese courtier and the Rev. Francis J. Scoates, of should prohibit aliens from engaging ate need. Ireland Island, who delivered the of the corresponding period of last as in a map published in 1511 by Peter with power to colonize with people in business. He pointed out that Martyr, the islands appear under the Governor Welford, of North Dakota, reports that the con charge to the congregation. year, the increase in Customs revenue of any nationality, evidently fearing aliens are not allowed by ordinary name of La Bermudez. ditions there are growing worse every hour, and the Director of Dr. Munro welcomed Dr. Ryan to being £18,682 and in departmental its reputation would make this dif statute law to hold land, but instead receipts £10,324, supposed to be large ficult. We do not know if this noble the Federal Research Bureau, who has been on a tour through the pastoiate, the latter briefly of Government attempting to pro ly due to stamp tax on steamship BAD NAME man ever visited the Islands, but Kansas and the West, states that the morale of the people is much replying. hibit them from holding land legis passengers' tickets. there is a date, 1543, and some letters lowered. If they are not helped immediately, he says, they will The choir sang Mendelssohn's lation had been passed with certain The Spanish, however, gave the with a cross marked on a rock on starve. "How lovely are the Messengers" and restrictive conditions, advantageous Islands a very bad name, calling them the South Shore, which it has been A sweeping alteration in the eco-,wave spread today to New York led in the singing of well-known to the alien and to the Colony, toi CUSTOMS REVENUE "Ya de demonicos" (the Island of suggested were cut by Ferdinand de nomy of the North Western "Dust State, the Commissioner of Agri- hymns, with Mr. W. Norman Parker enable them to hold land, and he Devils). Some say this was done to Camelo, but there is no evidence to Bowl" was announced today as the culture there reported that a good at tbe organ. considered it equally advantageous Customs revenue includes not only keep other nations away, others that substantiate this statement. objective of the Federal Government, manystocks and crops lacked mois- After the service, the congregation to allow aliens to form joint stock the receipts from heavy specific the peculiar noises heard in Bermuda President Roosevelt also made it ture. adjourned to the lecture-room, where companies for the purpose of trans duties imposed under the Ottawa The British settlement dates from gave rise to the title. Certain it is known that he plans to make a A few scattered showers today a welcome social was given in honour acting certain business which would Agreements, but also the export tax the 28th of July, 1609. Virginia was that when the British came here the personal inspection of the area some-1 did little to aid parched crops in the of the new minister and his wife. benefit both the alien and the Colony. on liquor, which has amounted to a colonized by Sir Walter Raleigh in stricken States of the South-West, considerable sum even since the dis 1607, and in 1609 a fleet of nine ships time next month to see what pro The room was crowded with guests, A petition for the same purpose gress has been made. but lower temperatures and further and after the devotional exercises an continuance of ruTn-running, on set sail from England with colonists from Marion Geneva Douglas and for Virginia; but meeting a hurri Officials said that work relief pro- i light showers were predicted. address of welcome was presented to account of passengers taking away KING'S AERIAL TOUR OF others was also considered, and leave cane on the 25th of July, 8 of the ships jects, subsistence loans and grants WINNIPEG, July 8 (CP)—Breaking Dr. Ryan. such large quantities, though this given for legislation to ne intro were lost and only one, the flag ship, the drought spell in most sections of practice has now been seriously in R.A.F. STATIONS were included in the emergency Replying, Dr. Ryan said that the duced to the House. Mr. Talbot the "SEA VENTURE", reached Ber programme designed to give incomes Saskatchewan, heavy rain and wind terfered with by United States Cus invitation to Wesley Church, Ham pointed out that the conditions in muda on the 28th of July, under the to 170,000 distressed families and pro storms today left property damage toms rulings. ilton, was the fulfillment of a long- this case were not quite the same, History Made Yesterday by able conning of Admiral Sir George in their wake in the central parts of By reason of the revised form of vide feed for starving live-stock. felt desire on his part to have a as the petitioners were neither resi Somers, who was in command of the the Mid-Western Province. Rain Treasury Reports these figures on tbe Monarch and His Brother Crop lossts mounted rapidly today pastorate in Bermuda, the home of dents nor owners of property in Ber fleet. under a burning sun that drove the varying from light showers to tor bis mother, the former Miss Fox of muda. Colony's revenue are now much more temperature as high as 120 degrees. rential downpours fell in various St. George's, and the scene of his accurate, there being no danger of LONDON, July 8. (BOP)—The in The Captain of the "SEA VEN Under cover of a message from His TURE" was Capt. Christian Newport, The Weather Bureau predict a con parts of Saskatchewan and Northern boyhood days. their being mixed up with receipts spection of Royal Air Force stations Excellency the Governor, an applica a name famous in American history, tinuation of fair, torrid weather. Alberta, but the drought continued His father, too, had served in the from the Imperial Government's today by the King, accompanied by tion was received from the Director and on tbe ship also was General he Iowa grain crop can be saved to afflict Manitoba, and parts of Colony as the minister of the old proportion of the cost of the Ber the Duke of York, was the first oc of Public Works for an appropriation Sir Thos. Gates, the Governor-de if there is a heavy downpour within South-Western Saskatchewan and Zion Wesleyan Chapel, which stood muda Airport, which to May 31st casion that a British monarch has of £52.10.0. for the payment for three ever made such an aerial tour. signate of Virginia. Admiral Somers the next tenjjdays. As tb.6 heat- Central and Southern Alberta. on the present site of the HamUton months of an Acting Lighthouse had cost the Colonial Development Fund £16,182 and Bermuda, £10,788, The King, who wore the blue uniform landed 140 men and women on these Hotel; so that he had many connec Keeper, to be employed whilst the Islands at what is known as Cather tions with Bermuda which made his Continued on Page 4 of Marshal of the Royal Air Force, STRONGER STEPS BY THE Lighthouse Keeper is away on leave. flew in his own DH Dragon Rapid ine Bay, St. Georges, and pitched his AIRSHIP'S FLIGHTS OVER camp at the extreme eastern end of Continued on Page S 16,000 BICYCLES: aeroplane from Windsor and first BRITAIN CAUSE QUESTION PALESTINE AUTHORITIES OO visited the fighter station at Northolt the Island, known today as Gates' OO A request from the Chief of Police which forms part of the Fighter Camp, with Gates' Bay and Gates' Regulations Observed, Says Questions in Commons About for a supplementary grant of £100 PIANO RECITAL AT THE Command of the air defence of Fort in the immediate vicinity, the BRITAIN'S 20 MILLION to cover tbe cost of additional bicycle Britain. latter undoubtedly to protect his the Air Minister HAMILTON TOMORROW camp. Italian Propaganda DEFENCE PROGRAMME plates to be used for the purpose of His Majesty then proceeded by au registration, was also forwarded by to Wittering the home of No. 11 SAILED TO VIRGINIA LONDON. July 8 (BOP)—It was Varied Programme by JERUSALEM, July 8. (Havas)—The Estimates Placed before the His Excellency the Governor. It is Flying Training School, recently announced in tbe House of Commons British High Commissioner, Sir believeU that 16,000 plates in all Young Concert Pianist formed in connection with the ex Hard by is Buildings Bay where he that the question ctf the recent flights Arthur Grenfell Wauchope, moved Commons Yesterday will be required before the completion pansion of the Force, where pupils built the "DELIVERANCE", a sloop over England by the German airship to intensify the Govt's military Continned on Page 2 of New York were paraded and the King inspected of 80 toDs, while Admiral Somers "Hindenburg" are being taken up campaign against Arab terrorists LONDON, July 8. (CP)—Three new the airmen's dining hall and mess built the "PATIENCE" in some other with the German Government. A after one Jew was killed. Three OO estimates filed in the House of Com Tomorrow evening in the Ball arrangements and took luncheon in part of the Islands, a pinnace of 30 statement was made by the Secretary policemen and four Jews were wound mons pointed Britain today toward room at 8 o'clock, the Hamilton Hotel the officers* mess. tons. In May they sailed away to for Air, Sir Phillip Sassoon, in answer ed on Tuesday by Arab bombs. ETHIOPIANS AMBUSH AND a £20,000,000 defence programme. management will present Mr. Jacob The bomber station at Mildenhall Virginia, and on arriving there found to a question which had special re The Government toformedParliament SLAY FASCIST AIRMEN Feuerring, the well-known young was next visited. It forms part of only 60 alive out of 500, the rest hav- ference to such flights as that of last it would ask for additional appropri concert pianist of New York. Mr. the new Bomber Command, and ing been carried off by disease aDd at- Sunday. ations of a £20,000,000 or more to LONDON, July 8.—It was an Feuerring's visit came somewhat un here aircraft and crews of squadrons tacks by the Ln dians, by whom they He said that as to the need for the bolster the army, navy and air forces. Flyers Asked by Natives to nounced today that the British death heralded, but the fact that he is here were inspected. Proceeding to the were beseiged. The whole party course taken by the Hindenburg on The total of the new askings wes Set Up a Garrison list in the Palestine disorders had with Mrs. Feuerring for a vacation Martlesham Heath Aeroplane and packed up and started for England, that occasion, it was not possible to not disclosed when the Estimates risen to five with the death of a pri did not hinder his kind co-operation Armament Experimental Establish but going down the river met Lord form an accurate judgment by sub were tabled in the Lower Chamber vate in the Seaforth Highlanders on LONDON, July 8. (CP)—Reports with the Hamilton management for ment, the King displayed keen in De La Warre with a fleet coming with sequent examination of data con but members expected to learn the fresh settlers and supplies from the Monday. which Italian officials denied last a concert. terest in several aircraft, including tained in ordinary meteorological exact amounts on Thursday. mother country. reports, particularly as the comman night stated that eight or nine Italian It is not often that a pianist of the Vicers single-seater fighter Spit Several questions were asked ia Informed sources predicted the der of the airship may have had to officers, including the noted flier major powers visits Bermuda and fire first, which is a low-wing mono- The whole party turned back and the House of Commons about Pales new requests would be for between take into account additional safety Antonio Locatelli, had been killed this recital comes as a welcome Continued on Page 5 re-established the settlement, while tine today and Mr. Ormsby Gore, fifteen million and twenty-five mil factors peculiar to lighter than air in an Ethiopian ambush. The re treat. Mr. Feuerring studied in the Admiral Somers sailed for Bermuda the Colonial Secretary, stated that lion pounds in addition to the regu -oo- craft. ports asserted that the officers were Juilliard School of Music and has ap for more provisions, these Islands there had been little apparent change lar and supplementary appropri shot as soon as they landed in three peared in some of the leading cities furnishing turtle, fish, wild hogs and He thought it reasonable to assume DARDANELLES TALKS ARE in the situation since his statement ations already approved by the House planes to establish a garrison at the of the United States. He recently birds in profusion. Admiral Somers the commander exercised proper dis on June 19th. The number of acts of Commons. request of Jimma Province residents. returned from an extensive Oriental died here, worn out by his exertions, cretion. No complaints of low flying HEAR A DEADLOCK of violence had fluctuated from The Budget provided for 79 million tour which included Honolulu, Tokio a comparatively young man of 56, or failure to recognise regulations Jimma Province, in the southwest time to time, and troops had been pounds for the Navy, and a recent Hong Kong and Shanghai. He has and he begged his nephew, Captain as to flying over prohibited areas has of Addis Ababa, is not yet completely hampered by the difficult ground supplementary vote appropriated an always been enthusiastically received Conflicting Demands by the Matthew Somers, to return to Vir been received, and there was no rea occupied by Italian troops. and the opportunities for sniping by other £10,000,000. by both press critics and the general ginia, but he failed to carry out his son to believe that the regulations ROME, July 8. (CP)—Ethiopian British and Russians night. There had been many ar public. uncle's command. Instead be pre were not properly observed. German natives ambushed and killed ten rests and seizures of arms, muni -OO- served the Admiral's body in salt, airships had made eleven return Italian aviators recently, reliable The programme for tomorrow even MONTRETJX, July 8. (CP)—A dead tions, etc. and buried bis heart and all other in journeys over the Atlantic since FARLEY TEMPORARILY cources reported today, but officials ing will begin with the choral prelude, lock appeared likely today between declined to confirm the slayings. Britain and Russia over conflicting ternal organs in a spot in St. George's March. As they were not subject Mr. Gore was also asked about "Jesus Christ, Son of God," by Bach, YIELDS GOVT. POST Victims of the attack are declared to demands concerning the movement today marked by a tablet erected in to special observation unless reported Italian propaganda in Palestine. He arranged by Walter Rummel, fol have included an unidentified Air- of warships through the Dardanelles 1876. He took the Admiral's body to be infringing regulations, he was said that he had received certain lowed by Dauquin's "Le Coucou" General and Colonel Antonio Lo Straits. The Soviet delegation to the home, where it was buried at Whit unable to state the precise number of outside information but that it was WASHINGTON, July 8. (CP)— and Scarlatti's sonata in A. For his catelli, a former companion of the second part Mr. Feuerring will play Dardanelles Conference announced church Canonicorum. They reported occasions on which the English coast not in the public interest to make James Farley today began winding round the world fliers, Lowell Smith Beethoven's well known "Moon that Foreign Commissar Maxim Lit- to the Virginia Company the wealth had been crossed. any detailed statement. up the affairs of Ms office as Post master General of the United States, and Erik Nelson. light" Sonata. The third section vinoff was instructed by Moscow to of these Islands, but on looking up In reply to supplementary ques Lord Cranborne, for the Foreign preparatory to taking three months' Italian military aeroplanes were re of the programme will be devoted to leave tbe conference unless he ob their charter they found that is tions he added that these flights Secretary, gave information con leave of absence during which he will ported today to have been sent to Albeniz, Debussy and Chopin, the tained considerable concessions from lands beyond a 100 leagues from tbe •were allowed only in cases of urgent cerning a privately owned radio direct theNewDeal election campaign. make mass reprisals against the latter's Scherzo in B minor ending the British. shore were not included, so they ap security, certainly not as part of the station operated by Italians. The President Roosevelt announced that Ethiopian district in which at least the programme. Music lovers are The conferees have assembled to plied to King James for an extension regular service, and on the condition Italian Government could not accept Farley the chairman of the Demo four Italian flyers were slain on June cordially invited to attend. It is study Turkey's demands of her right of their charter which was granted that an avoidance of prohibited areas responsibility fox it, but it was under cratic National Committee, would 26th. The victims were occupying hoped that arrangements may be to refortiiy the famous straits, the in such a way as to include the Ber was strictly observed. Under the stood that representations had been relinquish his cabinet post and pay three airplanes and had been mak made for other appearances of Mr. connection of the Black Sea with the mudas, or Somers Islands; and so Anglo-German Air Convention, each made that more care must be exer between August 1st. and election ing an observation flight over the Feuerring in short recitals at the Mediterranean, and have recently in 1612 the Virginia Co. sent est Continned on Page 10 cised in future. day. Wallega area. Hamilton. Continned on Page 5 Continned on Page S RALEIGH CYCLES at reduced prices—WADSON'S strnm -*"**• noggin mmmm Page 2 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DALIY THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1936
B.S.P.C.A. INSPECTOR'S Sly* Sngal (Sazrtfc REPORT FOR JUNE VIEWS AND RE-VIEWS attfr (BoUmtat latlg NOTICE Under this heading we intend publishing the views and le-vlews of onr readers. Pub INCORPORATINa The Inspector's report for the lication does not imply that these views are ta accord with our editorial policy and we if MECHANICS HALL THEATRE ^ reserve the right to refuse publication should a communication not be of general inter fHK ROYAL GAZETTE WEAF WLW WJZ WABC GSO & GSB Ladies Bathing Suits 660 kilocycles 700 kilocycles 760 kilocycles 860 kilocycles 19.7 metres ft 31.5 metres NEW YORK CINCINNATI NEW YORK NEW YORK DAVENTRY, ENGLAND 5.00 Madge Marley, Songs Betty and Bob South Sea Islanders The Bluebirds, girls' trio Carlos Ames (Harp) and of Flowered Dimity Annette Mills (Songs) Life of Mary Sothern Clyde Barrie, Baritone 5.20—Chamber Music Answer Me This—sketch Same as WJZ Singing Lady 30/- Tune Twisters Same as WJZ Little Orphan Annie Wilderness Road—Sketch 6.00 Flying Time, Sketch Wise Crackers News Reporter Benay Venuta, Songs James Wilkinson, baritone News Reporter Steven Merrell and Organ Animal Close-Ups News of Youth—sketch Dance Music. Bram Mar Suit yourself for the sands and the Biltmore Boys' Orchestra Concert Pianist tin and his Band sea in flowered dimity. Light as a Toy Band Press-Radio News Press-Radio News 6.30 Dance Music bubble in the water, cool as a breeze Muriel Wilson, soprano Sports Resume, Paul Doug las Close down on the beach! And its lines are Same as WJZ Lowell Thomas Renfrew of the Mounted GSP, 19.6 m.: GSD, 25.5 m.; smooth and fitted for flattery. GSC, 31.3 m. The Johnson Family Easy Aces—sketch Bob Hope, Comedian; Ni Big Ben. Chamber Music Jersalese lined, halter neck, in navy, chols Orchestra red, turquoise, and green print. Same as WJZ Tony Russell, Songs Sizes 1442 Same as WJZ Lum and Abner—sketch Kate Smith's Band with Jack Miller's Orchestra Crown Headlight Frolics Music Is My Hobby Boake Carter 7.50—"Starlight," No. 10: Edith Evans (Actress) STORE HOURS: '.30 am. to 5.00 p.m. Daily Same as WEAF Allen Leafer and the Tav Portland Symphony Or 8.5—Musical Interlude '.30 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. Thursdays ern Orchestra chestra, Basil Cameron, S.30 a.m. to 6.00 pjn. Saturdays Conductor 8.10—"Owt Abaht Owt." Final and Empeire Num ber of the Northern Shield Orchestra Broadcast Magazine 8.40—The News and An 8.45 nouncements Established 1844 Maxwell House Show Boat Same as WJZ Death Valley Days—sketch To be announced Close down 9.00 —Lanny Ross, Frank Mc- Intyre, Winifred Cecil, and others 9.15 **"l*^"*g^l!l**'ff J^'lllk'JIliLj "»»£*"***''ft*****'' Barney Rapp's Orchestra To be announced To be announce* 9.30 9.45—Crusaders GSD, 25 J m.: GSC, 31.3 m. Music Hall. Starring Bing Same as WEAF To be announced Big Ben. "Late Extra!" 10.00 Crosby with Dorsey Or 1 A feature programme chestra; Bob Burns, following through the 10.15 comedian; guest artist life of a London news paper 10.30 Nickeyodeon March of Time Whole Wheat Bread 10.45 To be announced Harold Samuel (Pianoforte) Jack Berch, Songs Amos 'n* Andy News Reporter Kemp Orchestra 10.55—"The Blue Peter." We have tried many 11.00 Morgan Orchestra A. P. Herbert's Comic grades of Whole Opera 11.15 *ing's Jesters WLW News Room Wheat Flour but not CHAPTER XXXHI "Our only chance is to risk it one is so satisfactory News Reporter Salute to Pine Bluff, Ark. Charles Dornberger's Or Lopez Orchestra WHEN Marcia came to, she all together," he said slowly. 11.30 Henderson Orchestra chestra Larry nodded in agreement. as our "Special" found herself lying on the "Stand against the wall, you Jesse Clawford, Organ 11.40—News and Announce floor. Her mouth felt hot and two," he ordered, "while I take Whole Wheat Flour. 11.45 ments the door down. If anything hap dry and her head ached agon pens, follow me at a rush. We'll No other produces Busse Orchestra Singing Neighbour Shandor, Violinist Orvllie Knapp's Orchestra Close down izingly. {Sitting up weakly, she have to try to fight our way 12.00 saw Larry and Macbride through" that delicious nutty sprawled by the door. Hold "Anything is better than sitting flavour so appreciated ing on to the leg of the table, here and waiting,*' Macbride said by Whole Wheat Marcia struggled to her feet, grimly. and started toward Larry. She E AND Marcia crouched Bread enthusiasts. If breathed deeply with relief as H against the wall while Larry you are not getting Don't Forget removed the door. Marcia's heart she saw him begin to move. began to hammer and pound with "this Whole Wheat Castle Harbour He looked around with blood sickening violence. Dinner Dance—Friday, July 10th shot eyes, still a little dazed by "Well," said Larry at last, "it Bread you are missing the gas. looks as though tbe enemy had a really good thing. Tucker's Town, BERMUDA "Thank heaven that you are retired for the time being. Come here," he said simply to Marcia. on, but keep your backs to the The remedy is simple He got unsteadily to his feet. walL" • Delightfully Cool CORAL ISLAND CLUB "But Gigi—* They advanced cautiously down —Your grocer sells it. Marcia leaned against the table the corridor, nervously hesitating for 7.30 midnight and stared hopelessly about the before passing each room, but It is made as follows— room. nothing happened, and the si DINNER — DANCING — ENTERTAINMENT "Gigi is gone.** she whispered. lence was reassuring. When they Smal) Loaf 4d DINING and DANCING Larry stood quite still tor a mo reached the steel door, Larry $1.75 per person ment, his face drawn and strain tried it, then shrugged his shoul Large Loaf 7d ed. The metal blind bad been ders. Between dances some of Coral Island's raised from the window and the "That was too much to hope." Sandwich Loaf lid. air in the room was fresh. Larry He smiled faintly. "Our original famous amateurs will entertain you. glanced at his watch idea of the attic seems about the Starlight Terrace "We've been unconscious about only thing to fall back on." For Reservations Please Call 7100 half an hour,'' he muttered. "I'm afraid." Marcia whispered. 6? He looked at Macbride. who "You remember what he said—" an No Cover Charge still lay motionless. "Yes," Larry answered simply BERMUDA BAKERY, Ltd. "Why does he take so long "but what else is there to do?" AL DONAHUE ORCHESTRA coming out of it?" Marcia asked He led them to the room where Telephone 1080 Direction JACK HAGGERTY nervously. the trapdoor led into tbe attic. "Don't forget tbe physical and they were surprised to see the 9.00 pjn. strain be went through before ladder in place. this started,** Larry answered "As though inviting us to do quietly. "His strength is about exactly this." Larry murmuredi ROBERT D. BLACKMAN gone. Do you think you can take "I don't like it. However—" General Manager him under the arm and help me Very slowly, he began to mounts It's C-O-O-L tonight on the get him to a window?" the ladder. Marcia watched fear Marcia nodded, and witb some fully. Halfway up, Larry leaned Use difficulty they succeeded in rais down ing the man from the floor and "Hand me a chair," he said. HAMILTON HOTEL ROOF carrying him to the window. It Macbride obeyed him silently. was some minutes, however, be THE BOH-VOYAGE LUNCHEON The center of Bermuda gaiety fore he opened his eyes, and even EANING against the rungs to Electricity then he was too weak to do more L balance himself. Larry slowly with music for dancing than sink into a chair apathet pushed the chair up through the ' served in ically. opening, and then flung it on the floor above. Nothing happened The Palm Garden Restaurant | ARRY lighted a cigarette. and. less cautiously now be And Live or *— "It looks as though we were mounted the rest ot the way and beaten." he muttered. disappeared. A second later, be Tropical Grill EDDIE WITTSTEIN and his He Degan to pace tbe floor. looked down at them with a of the Oace be stood for several min "Very interesting.'' ne said. utes witb his ear to the door. He "Come on So far no danger." YALE PROM ORCHESTRA iried to open it, but it bad been Marcia went first, witb Mac NEW WINDSOR HOTEL locked again. bride following. Larry drew up Smile from 12.30 to 2.80 p.m. "Stent as a tomb," he mur the ladder and motioned with his A LA CARTE or TABLE DE HOTE SERVICE Nightly at Nine mured. *I wonder if Allstone is hand to a corner ot the floor. A new innovation busy elsewhere?" "This is where tie works ois "With—with Father and Gigi," window blinds and gas and Bermuda Electric Light Co. Music ... Dancing continuing throughout the TEA and COCK Marcia faltered. "Do you sup heaven knows wnat else "* he said, TAIL hours from 3 to 6 pm. pose;— " witb a grim taugb Then remain for "Stop it!" Larry spoke imper Marcia stared curiously. A por atively. "It won't do any good to tion of the floor boards had been g The Dinner Dance 7 to 9 p.m. think of that. We've got to think removed and beneath them were "8 Tropical surroundings, Gay music, line Wines, Excellent Cuisine. oi ourselves now. And—" be several levers and small pipes. FOR SALE BY TENDER T Specializing in Sea Foods and Bermuda Delicacies siehed "we haven't even got a Larry picked up the ooathook revolver* "Well try the flue first and closing July 11th g BERRIE BROWN'S ORCHESTRA To Our American Visitors He walked over to the door pray there isn't a fire lighted again and stood staring at it. It Thank heaven for big. old-fash 12 SHARES Please call on us and let us explain was an ordinary one. and Larry ioned chimneys!" turned to Marcia quickly. A shower of plaster followed bis to you how you can stock your cellar "As for getting us out through first blow. Then—as be struck Bank of N. T. Butterfield with really first-class brands, at a con the door," be grunted "we can do for the second time—a shout & Son Ltd. NOTICE that by unscrewing tbe binges. from below startled them! siderable saving to yourself. Give me the knife. Marcia." Bids will be accepted f or is hereby given that OTTO WURZ of Pembroke Parish ia He worked rapidly, and as be (To be continued) worked. Macbride seemed to re- 'The characters in this story art the lot or any portion the Islands of Bermuda is applying to the Governor for •Dntttityus) naturalization, and that any person who knows any reason thereof. why naturalization should not be granted should send a GOSLING BROS., Ltd. Not bound to accept the highest written and signed statement of the facts to the Colonial Wine and Spirit Merchants QUAKER OATS Secretary. LUX TOILET SOAP or any tender G. C. G. MONTAGU, Established 1822 1.CH IN VITAMIN • Fragrant and Address Box No. 2293 Attorney for the Applicant. Somerset Hamilton St. George's . refreshing €WES YOU THE VITALITY Colonist Press 2320tw.A. .aS. 233jqqth.m.tp. TO KEEP YOU FIT 2293|w.th. *WI Page 4 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 19361 NEW YORK STOCKS Wednesday's Qosing Prices Wed. Tues f Ah Reduction 69* 69| Allied Oh. & Dye. 199, Mg, Allis Chalm. Mfg. 43f ,*W Am. Can . |32| lgi Am. Car & Foundry 83J 3a Am. Coml. Alcohol. — — Am. & Foreign Pow . It Jj. A. &For. P.pf 39i 38i Am. Locomotive. 23 j 24 Am. Mch & Ft! — — Am. Power &L* 12J 12] Am. Radiator.- l»i 19i Am. Rolling Mill 24 24 Use Am. Smelt. & Rfg — — PICNIC NEEDS Am. Sugar Ref — 52j • Am. Tel. & Tel i«7§ 16$ Fitches Am. Tobacco B — ***- Am. Waterworks 24 23| After T Anaconda Copper 34J 33| A successful picnic is a well Atchison..-. 74| 73* Swimming Atlantic Refining 28f 28j planned one. • Auburn Auto— 28 27| Baldwin Loco. 2f 2" Sea water penetrates and salts the very Baltimore & Ohio 17f H*i Successful planning includes a roots of your hair. Barnsdall Cp. A 16 16 Bendix Aria... — 25i 25j Bethlehem Steel 48i 47 capacious Basket.. Paper Plates Fitches too — penetrates but cleans, in BohmAl. &Br 45 45i vigorates and refreshes. Borg Warner — — Cups, Spoons- Paper Doilies- and Briggs Mfg —~ 53, 52 • Byers (A.M.) 17i 17 a Thermos Flask. A five minute Fitch Shampoo is the Canada Dry G. Ale — — Canadian Pacific 12$ 12| suitable ending to a perfect outing. 4 Case Thresh 1«2J 162§ Caterpillar Tractor. *raj 73 Full and Flowing . All these necessary items are in new attractive Fitches Shampoo Celanese Corp 22f 22| Cerro de Pas Corp. — 52} Brief and Breezy .... -*• surroundings and thriftily priced Ches. & Ohio 64J 62J 2/6 Chrysler Corp llOf 111 Colorado F. & I. — — Are fashion's latest creations for Fitches Tonic Columbia G. and E. 19 j 191 Beach and Sea. I ""v-lum. Carb 122 120} ^_ —-*%__ — — at 2/3 Ooml. UJ.*~- — 14} . 15 CULOTTES Coml. Solvents.—— 3} 3} •' 6dm. & Southern «- — 10/6 — 25/- THE WOMANS SHOP Oongoleum-Nairn — Consolidated Gas.. — *»| 'Two Piece Qaberdine a Consol. Oil -— I** tt Picnic Section Contl. Can. fgf SLACKS SHORTS Contl. O. of D 30* Reid Street Corn Prod. Ref ....—^~~ 72| Onrtiss-Wright — »S 32/6 10/- Deere & C©_ •* Qaberdine Mesh. Delaware & Hudson 38} Del. Lack & West 16 SLACKS SPORT SHIRTS Douglas Air..- «* Du Pont de N~~. • l80* 16/6 5/- "JOHN D." CELEBRATES HIS REVENUE TO END OF MAY Eastman Kodak..- • —- 94TH BIRTHDAY—"A Elec. Auto-lite...™ • 34| PERCALE £28,053 OVER 1935 Elec. Power & L. —• J°f MIRACLE" Thi Very Welcome Rain *ErieR.R «-. •»* SWIM SUITS First Nat, Stores™-. — Caatine-l from Page *^ Foster Wheeler 1 *» Jersey Backed tAKEWOOD, N.J. July 8- (Cfe)— swiftly, and the lawns Free Texas —— 2** Ninety-seven candles shone today on a total of #£,8TO Pli'iftto circulation ln will soon need attention. Gen. Asphalt — 25/- Mr.JohnD Jtockefeller's birthday cake , ^flglaBd a£tn ift this Colony. Gen. Elec..—. *-*8 „,, On account fefthes e heavy Customs This is headquarters for Gen. Feeds Op..: «o{ 4i| SILK SUITS WORSTED SUITS one shoe being reserved for, r^g Bggd Gen. Motors ~— 67 67} financier himself. In a statement and depfcrtttiental receipts, the re CBllette Saf. Razor. — — 32/6 11/6 to 35/- issued by the multi-millionaire for venue for the time being has been Goodrich Rub 181 lj>i his birthday anniversary he said, running well ahead of the expendi LAWN MOWERS Goodyear Rub 22} 22} "My good condition and health are ture, which for May approximated Granby Consol — — the average with £27,641, consisting Great Northern pf 36} 35f simply a miracle to me." Gy. West, Sugar ...... 34| 34} partly bf expenditure from current 32/- up Houston Oil 8 8» Haniuiia (jibbons revenue and partly from the surplus Hudson Motor Car. 15} 15| of £52,524 carried over from last year. Makes the grass grow Hupp Motor Oar — 2 2 " ***^ oOMtn sriteer ^^^J/TSK/ iron EFFORTS TO OUST STRIKERS IntL Harvester 80 79} Of this £792 was spent during May Choice of English or IntL Nickel (Can.) 49} 49} FROM FRENCH BUSINESSES on the Air Port, and under the cir Canadian makes. TIP ii i IntL Tel & Tel 13} 13} cumstances the expenditure may be Johns-Manville — — Dial 1179 Kansas City Southern.... — — PARIS, July 8 (CP)—The Govt, considered remarkably low, although Kelvinator Cp 194 19 and Labour Joined today in a con already £5,020 more than for the Kennecott Cjp 38| 38f MONTREAL STOCK MARKET METEOROLOGICAL NOTES certed effort to evacuate business same period last year. However, Lambert Co...~_ 20} 20} plenty of money has been voted away, Liggett & Myers B — — places occupied by striking work since appropriations this year out Loews, Inc 49f 49} Yesterday's Qosing Prices July 8th. men. Roger Salengro, the Minister FRITH'S HARDWARE STORE Mack Truck. 32} 31| Barometer— of the Interior, enlisted assistance side the Budget and the amount re Mathieson Alk —: — — 8.00 a.m 1018.6 milibars from the tabour Unions to redeem quired to balance the Budget amount 232Sq^w.th. Miss. Can — — Tues. Wed. to £42,547, leaving of the surplus of Missouri Pacific — 2} 30.08 inches bis promise to tbe Senate that the Sterling. 5.02} 5.02} £52,524 only 50,977 unappropriated. Montgomery Ward 42} 41} Bell Tele — 147} 8.00 p.m. .1019.8mllibars Govt, will not tolerate further occu Nash Motors 16} 15| Braz. Tract — 12} 13 pation of factories by strikers. Expenditure has obviously been re Natl. Biscuit — — 30.11 Inches Brack SDk. 9 Wind—- 00 strained by the Executive. Also, the NatL Cash Reg. 32} 22} Can. Bronze — Natl. Dairy Pro 27} 28} 8.00 a.m. S... —..... 7 mi. per hr. House of Assembly has lately made Can. Oar. — 6} 7 extremely few appropriations. Natl. Dist 27 26} Can. Ind. Alco "*§ _7} Noon S.W 6mi.perhr. RED TROOPS ROUTED BY Natl. Power & Lt 11} 11} Cockshutt.. — 8.00 p.m. W.S.w 11 mi. per hr. CHINESE GOVT. FORCE National SteeL 59} 59} Cons. Smelt. .53} .54} RECEIPTS UP £28,057 f N.Y. N.H. & &__ .— — 35} Dom. Bridge 38} 39 Max Temp, for 24 hrs 81 N.Y. Central '. 35} — Ford Can 20} 20 Min. Temp, for 24 hrs 70 PEIPING, July 8. (Havas)—Govt, North Amer. Co „- 30 29§ Hiram Walker 29} Rainfall for 24 hrs, —„ 0.13 With receipts exceeding those of AERTEX SHIRTS Northern Pacific 25} 24f troops scored an important victory Hiram Walker pf. 18 Sunshine for 24 hrs.... 4 hrs. 12 mins. the first five months of last year by Pacific Gas & E — — Imp. (ML 20} 21 over Red forces in the neighbourhood £28,057, it is not surprising to hear of Packard Motor Car 10} " 10} Int. Nick. 49} 49} FOREIGN REPORTS of Wiechow and Shensi, Chinese ta plain colours and new Tweed Twist Paramount Pic 8} 9 attractive offers to sell to the Colony Int. Pow. pf. 93 93 reports said today. The Reds lost weave. Nothing more comfortable Paramount Pic, 2nd pf. 9} 10} Int. UtH. — +> S the "Dellwood" property, with only a CQ four hundred killed and two hun PennR.R- 32} 31} McCol. Front 14} 15 a 00 £4,500 of the purchase price of £10,500' Phillips Petrol 42} 41} dred prisoners, it was said. The or practical for Tennis or Cricket. Mont. M. Pow. 30} 30} 2§ 30 to be paid down, and suggestions Pub. Service of NJ 47 45| 45 i a 3 . defeated rebels fled westward to Pullman, Inc — — Nat. Brew. 45 DATE that the land and buildings mig'^ Nat. Stl. Car — 14 15} si join the Red force, which has already Radio Corp _ llf 11} 19 July 8th. a M be used for school purposes and JQJ H from 9/- Radio Cory, pf B — — Shawinigan _— — 8 penetrated Ninghsia Province to tbe Stl. of Canju— 63 63} I - 0 *s quarters for high Colonial ofTiCja]S Radio Keith-Orp 5} 5} 3 west and north of Shensi. - Remington-Rand 18} 18} Winnipeg Elee — provision of free residences fo* , „•,«, Can. Bank Cvjm. -. 153 153 1 OO Repub. Steel Corp..- 18} 17f Bank of Cam 57 57} has long been a troublesome' nitx*-** Safeway Stores :. — — Bank Mont • — 191 CANADA though dealt with fairly sa' *gp ^.---i— Seaboard Oil (Del) 32 31} LABOUR EXHORTED TO J Sears Roebuck. 72} 73 Bank N. Scotia. 285 285 Montreal... 74 b by house allowances. " ' Shell Union OIL 17} 17} Royal Bank Can 167} 168 Ottawa SUPPORT LEAGUE On the other ban'" . ^ . , . . Simmons Co — 29} 29f Ach GoM .— Base Metal .. .— Toronto. ... 80 b also be given to JU heed might Socony-Vac. Oil 12} 12} UAA.: of the excellent <-Ti"e continuance Southern Pacific „. 32| 32 Bear Explor..„ .53 tONDON, July 8. (CP)—Organised CLEARWATER LODGE, INC Southern Railway „. 15| 15| Beattie... 1.37 74 c trace labour was called on to support the which has brr steamship service ON LAKE POCOTOPAUG Sperry Corp _ 18f 18} BigMiSS.— J62} .58 New York 70 be creased rever /ttght about this in- Bobjo .18 .18 League of Nations today by Sir Walter EAST HAMPTON, CONN. Standard Brands 15} 15} Philadelphia 72 b of such hr ae, or to the consumer Standard Gas & Elec 8 7} Bralorne. — .— 8.00 Citrine, Secretary of the International Open All Tear. Rates on Application b might be sports as food stuffs, who Stand. Oil of Cal — — Brx Gold. .— 74 Trades Union Congress. The League A modern, picturesque lodge built among the trees and Buff Anker 8.60 &35 Washington. 74 Custo: .igiven a httle relief from high Stand. Oil of Ind. — —58 } b must have behind it an organized laurel at the edge of a beautiful lake. High elevation. Stand. Ofl of NJ. s» Can. Malart . 1J5 1.12 BERMUDA: .tfs duties, particularly those 17} 1.40 force which will enable it to carry Water sports; sandy shore for swimming; saddle horses Stewart-Warner. 17| Oast Tretb . .— St. George's..._ 77 .afsed under the Ottawa Agree- 10} Cent Pae , 4J.5 4.10 c 0.4 out decisions," Sir Walter said in nearby.' Tennis, archery, croquet and golf. All outside Studebaker Corp u 4 .e*hts, which may be dealt with in Superior OiL 4} Chem. Resrch. .— his opening speech at the seventh rooms, with hot and cold running water. Excellent cuisine. 36 1.68 NOTE:—-b—blue sky be—partly . J<937 if notice is given. Texas Co 35} 35} Chiboug 1.68 trades union meeting. Select clientele. Booklet. C. HUBERT SOMERS, General Texas Gulf Sulph. _ 35} Coniarum 2.03 2.10 cloudy, c^—cloudy, o—overcast r— With so much money coming ta, Dome 56.00 Manager, formerly connected with New York and Bermuda Thermoid Co. — 58} rain, p—passing showers, s—snow, -00- the Treasury Reports show that Timken Roller Bear.. 59 Eldorado .90 i92 f—fog, t—trace, bf—blue sky and Hotels. 91} 8.50 large sums have been sent to England, Union Car & C 92 125 Fal. Bridge 8.40 fog,rs—sleet, z—-hazy. Union Pacific lj"**j 21} Godslake. ,. 1.15 t>17 remittances to the Crown Agents United Aircraft—- 22 7} Green Stab. H JSZ .52 for the Colonies being £13,209 In United Corp *f§ 45 Gun Gold. 1 1.10 1.13 FOREIGN EXCP^ftGE April and £15,500 in May. During United Corp. pf—„ 45$ 12} Hollinger. —. 1 .— United Drug. 12* Home Oil »S— .— CUSTOMS HOUSE May the balance of the Dredger Loan, FOR PICNICS ~ United Fruit — 16 Howey . — .80 .79 10031 amounting with interest to £33,309, HOT OR COLD JUGS — One Gallon Size United Gas Imps— 16} 34} Hudson Bay~~ —.- .— >Mes was also paid off without affecting TJT.S- Indus Alco 344 Jack Man Con...... 60 .56 THERMOS BOTTLES—AU Sizes U.S. Rubber. _ 27} Ktrk take. . .60 .61 Rate of Exchange The folio- other accounts, this money being 70} stag is a copy of the U.S. Rubber 1st p£___. 70} Lakesbore * 59.00 Bulletin taken from the surplus ta the Note PAPER CUPS—PLATES —SPOONS—FORKS U.S. Smelt. R. THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1936 Page* 5 Local and Foreign Sporting News WOMAN IS CHARGED WITH HAMILTON HOTEL WOUNDING HUSBAND English Cricket Scoreboard Royal Artillery Association Installs Latest Amplifying vs. Bermuda Police Force Committed for Trial in the Equipment LONDON, July 8 (OP)—Derbyshire Supreme Court Yesterday jumped into first position in the In keeping with the many improve English County Cricket Champion This match was played on the ments and alterations that are being In Hamilton Police Court yester ship on Tuesday when they defeated Garrison Recretation C&round, St. made at the Hamilton Hotel, under day afternoon, before the Worship Waj-wickshire by an innings and 159 George's, on Saturday afternoon the supervision of Mr. Ellsworth V. -57 3$ate SFfead ful H. Martin Godet, Eldora Wells runs. between the Four Sections of the Wood, there has been installed the was charged with unlawfully wound Nottinghamshire slipped into third Bermuda Branch, R.A.A., and the very latest model, Supreme High ing her husband, Lloyd Wells, about place from the leadership when they Bermuda Police Force, and was won Fidelity amplifying equipment. The Ss Wot £ike by the R.A-A. by 107 runs. It was a 2.30 p.m. on Saturday, June 28th., at could only gather a first innings latest ribbon microphones comprise return for the match of 13th June Tumbridge Range, Smith's Hill. victory from Middlesex. part of the installation, as well as which the Police won by 48 runs. Lloyd Wells stated that he returned The runner-up position is now loud speakers both in the Grill and on -?T tfCelmetted One- home about 11 ajn. on June 28th occupied by Kent. Yorkshire ad the Roof. and words were exchanged between vanced to fourth position, one step ROYAL ARTILLERY ASSOCIATION him and his wife, after which the Many pleasing effects are produced ahead of Middlesex. by a trio of clarinets playing over the accused went out. The scores follow:— Gnr. O. Smith b Denbrook 3 microphone, as well as many other The witness continued, "I don't Warwickshire 117 and 105, Derby Gnr. R. Q. Burchall b Hunt 56 instrumental novelties that ordin remember what I said to her but I shire 381, at Chesterfield. Master Gunner W. A. Hibben arily would be ineffective without Neither \r\ comfort or in smartness is (Capt.) c Duerden b Hunt, 18 did say some words—I had been Nottinghamshire 204 and 91 runs use of loud speakers, thus greatly Gnr. Alex. Steed not our„.„...„ 64 drinking. for five wickets declared, Middlesex adding to the effectiveness of the a bare head like one which wears a "My wife walked to the door and 117. (Larwood five for 50), and 83 L/Sergt. R. G. Darrell b N. dance music of Eddie Wittstein and I went after her into the yard. She for three, at Nottingham , Smith o his Orchestea. helmet. And because the sun here Gnr. H. Walmsley b N. Smith...... 6 went round the corner of the house Yorkshire 519 for six declared, oo L/Sergt. o. B. Wilkinson c and I pushed her and knocked her is not only strong, but steady too, Surrey 127 and 207, (Gregory 61 down. She got up on her own and Smailes four for 21), at Leeds. Simons b Swainson. 24 FIRST OF RADIO TALKS BY the Indian pith helmet has been Gnr, R. A. Tucker not oat 14 then made a 'swipe' at me with her Worcestershire 161 and 153 (Mat Extras. 21 hand. A good while afterwards I BY STANLEY SPURLING proven the most appropriate head thews seven to AS), Northampton felt a burning in my chest. At the shire 114 and 73, at Kettering Total (for 6 wickets declared).... 201 time of the assault I did not feel Coitinued from Page 1 dress for men during the summer Sussex 245 and 240 for five declared, any blow,'' (John Parks 68), Hampshire 225, Gnr. S. C. Outerbridge did not bat. The Magistrate: Did you feel this a body of settlers in the brig months. and 270 for six declared, (Arnold 127 L/Bdr. H. Copeland did not bat stinging pain within a few seconds? "PLOUGH", landing at Somers Is not out), at Portsmouth. Gnr. E. Watson (Vice-Capt.) did No, sir. I had enough liquor in me lands in the harbour of St. George's, Essex 175 and 190 for eight declared, not bat. and I did not feel any injury until moving over to what is now tbe (Ashton 100), Gloucestershire 156 about half an hour later, when I Towe of St. George in October 1612. and 68 for four, at Bristol. Fan of Wickets:—l for 9, 2 for 66, looked down and saw blood on my Thus we see the second link with f Daily from 8.30 am to 5.00 p.m. Lancashire 435 for eight declared 3 for 93, 4 for 95, 5 for 113, 6 for 167. shirt. the Americas, and that these islands STORE HOURS •j Thursdays, 8.30 am. to 1 pjn. and 25 runs for one wicket, India I Saturdays, 8.30 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. DID NOT SEE KNIFE were colonized by the Virginia Com 405 (Nutter six for 98), at Manchester. BOWLING ANALYSIS pany. They soon found the "Three Cambridge University 432 for nine In answer to further questions, Kings of Bermuda," Waters, Chard declared, Oxford University 209, O M W R the witness stated that he fell down. and Carter, who had been left behind (Brocklebank four for 47), and 181 He did not notice anything in his when Matthew Somers went to Eng for one wicket (Mitchell-Ihnes 79 9 1 1 58 Denbrook. 4 0 wife's hand and he had no knife in land. In fact, Waters and Chard re hot out), at Lords. 1 19 Hunt 8 0 2 41 his own hand. mained behind until 1610, as Waters oo-=— N. Smith 6 0 2 41 An ordinary table knife was ex was a murderer and Chard was also mc National League Defeats Simons. 3 0 0 21 hibited in Court which the witness a fugitive from justice. Carter, how identified as one which was on the ever, was Admiral Somer's body- American League, 4-3 servant and remaied behind, it is be BERMUDA POLIOS f ORCE kitchen table prior to the quarrel. Reginald Manders told the Court lieved, at the request of the Admiral ESTABLISHED 1889 , > BOSTON, July 8 <©l )=1%a Na D.o. L. Williams b Outerbridge,.. that he was home on Sunday, June himself, to hold these Islands as a tional League All Start* defeated the P.c. Amon Hunt b Outerbridge.., 28th. In the afternoon he was sitting British Colony. These three men American League 4-3 on Tuesday, reported the richness of the soil and P.c. H. V. Duerden b Burchall near the window in his room above winning for the first time since these the salubrity of the climate, two fea P.c. E. Swainson (Capt.) not out. the accused's quarters. He heard a annual games were inaugurated four tures which have made Bermuda P.c A. A. Paley b Steed 13 "scramble around the corner in the years ago. famous through the centuries. N. Smith b Steed. 1 yard" and saw the accused. EX-KING'S SON TO END P.c. S. Simons c Darrell b C. "She was not altogether running St. George's is celebrating an his Joe Louis and a Come-back Smith ..,.„ ,.,„„",„ 3 but she had & pretty quick stroke on," torical pageant on Somers Day, the MARRIAGE TO COMMONER P.c. L. Fearis 0 Darren b "said witness amidst laughter. "She 28th of July, this year to perpetuate To Be Sold By Auction NEW YORK, July 8. (CP)—Joe c. smith. „.,.,„;;',.!„. o stopped at the steps below the win some of these interesting bits of his NEW YORK, July 8. (CP)—Count Louis' first comeback opponent may P.c. B. A. Phillips b C. Smith. 0 dow. The next thing I saw was her tory and I hope, on next Sunday night Covadonga turned to annulment On Wednesday, 22nd July, 1936 be Max Marek, the Chicago heavy P.c. A. J. Amos st. Darrell husband following her into the to give you further items concerning proceeding in the New York Courts weight who beat him once in his b. Steed o yard, and then the accused lying on this interesting and beautiful spec today in an effort to end his mar amateur days. P.c. B. Denbrook l.b.w. b. C, her back in the flower garden and her tacle. riage to a beautiful Cuban common THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE husband bending over her." er—a union in which he renounced Sam Pian, representing the pro Smith o May these Islands continue to be of MOUNT PLEASANT, Paget moter Joe Fttlfey of Chicago, discussed Extras _ 4 The witness continued, "I called a place for bettering the relations be his right to the non-existent Spanish a plan with Mike Jacobs but post out, 'boy, leave that girl up on a tween the peoples of the world. throne. The son of former King Al The sale will commence at 11 ajn. until 1 p.m. poned negotiations pending the re Total „ 94 Sunday afternoon." fonso of Spain refused to comment sult 'of Marek's bout with John Henry The witness then went to his door -oo- other than to say he had not seen his and from 2 p.m. until 6 pan. Lewis, the light-heavyweight cham Fall of Wickets:—1 for 14, 2 for 31, and noticed that Lloyd Wells was KING'S AERIAL TOUR OF wife since March 9th. pion. 3 for 31, 4 for 66, 5 for 70, 6 for 83, 7 bleeding. Admission to sale by catalogue only, obtainable from the OO for 83, 8 for 83, 9 for 88, 10 for 94. Wells went to his own room and RAF. STATIONS Auctioneer who reserves die right of distribution Blenheim Is Bought by U.S. then came to witness's room about BOWLING ANALYSIS 3 t* 4 minutes later. He was still Caatia-ctf from page 1 I J. CRITCHLEY, Auctioneer Sportsmen bleeUing, said the witness, and he DARDANELLES TALKS ARE » Hamilton — Dial 1210, 2749 O M W R advised him to get his wound dressed. plane with enclosed pilot's cockpit PARIS. July 8. (CP)—A group of Watson 6 2 0 1? A few minutes later Wells lay or fell of ali-metal construction (chiefly NEAR A DEADLOCK United States sportsmen on Tues Outerbridge.. 8 i 2 down on the floor. duralumin) with a retractable un- day bought Blenheim, winner of the Burchall.... 6 1 1 ?7 "I called to him to get up. He ap undercarriage. Caatfrraed from Page 1 1930 English Derby, from the Aga Steed,. 6 1 3 el peared to be in pain and did not The Spitfire gave a. demonstration English JAMS and ORANGE MARMALADE Khan and will bring him here from C. Smith 3 0 4 15 answer. Consequently I came to the of its terrific speed when it made a been close to a deadlock over differ France by the end of the month. Police Station and reported the power dive; and it also showed its ent British and Russian aims. 7 lb tins from 3/6 The sale was closed in London. A. B* Umpires—Pte. L. Morris and H. matter. He was later removed by wonderful stability with a slow climb. The poiot at issue between the Hanock announced the deal here. Tucker. the Police," said Manders. The Bristol Blenheim also gave a British and Russian delegations con French OLIVE OIL extra quality All he -s-dtild say about the price was Scorers—Major P. L. Lightbourn There was nobody else in the yard most impressive display. cerns what restrictions, in general bottles __Jarge 2/6 small 1/3 "pretty big." and P.c. W. B. Ratteray. except the accused and her husband The Hurricane First, produced by or particular, sball apply to the Those in the syndicate are Hanock, at the time of the alleged assault, Hawker Aircraft Limited, also a movements or warships through the Burnetts ICE CREAM MLX and SHERBERTS Straits. WiUiam du Pont, Mrs. Somerrille -oo- concluded witness. single-seater, low-wing monoplane assorted flavours .per doz. 6/- Wilmington, John Hertz Warren with an enclosed cockpit, and an It was reported that the Russian DOCTOR'S TESTIMONY Wright of Chicago, John Hay Whit other Vickers single-seater Fighter, delegation had threatened to walk FRUIT COCKTAIL MARMALADE ney acd R. A. Fairbaixd of New York. Canadian Cricketers WUl Dr. Albert Alexander Butler, the unnamed, of a low-wing type, were out of the Conference this morn 1 lb bottles ea. 1/3 be Received by King assistant medical superintendent at also carefully examined. ing, but as this report emanated the King Edward Memorial Hospital, Other aeroplanes which were in from the Russian party itself, it was Will Not Sell "Discovery" testified to attending to Lloyd Wells. spected included medium bombers, not taken very seriously, especially LONDON, July 8. (CP)—Wearing ' 'His clothes were soaked in blood,'' two bomber transports of general as Mr. Litvinoff, the Soviet Com flannels and sporting the team's WILLIAM MURPHIE New Ybrk, July 8. (CP)—Alfred said the witness, "and a stab wound purpose, a Vickers-Wellesley machine missar for Foreign Affairs, himself colours, the Hon. R. C. Matthews' Gwynne Vanderbilt figures that his was found to the front right chest, and one army co-operation aeroplane denied it. Lord Stanley and Mr. Front Street Dial 1175 Hamilton Canadian cricketers will be received great colt Discovery is worth $250,000 about J inch long and 2 inches deep. at present unnamed, as well as the Litvinoff met this afternoon to dis 2337 "B" LEAGUE (Eastern Section) SIMMONS WONDERFUL PRODUCTS Cavendish "B" vs. Serpentine "B"; Sherwood Foresters vs. St. David's Inner Spring Mattresses from £4-10-0 S. O. B. A. A. "B" vs. Spanish Point S. C.; The Well Known Beauty Rest Mattress £8-10-0 "B" League Special Bed, Mattress and Spring Made by Simmons Price only £4-15-0 (Western Section) Pembroke S. O. vs. D. R. 8. & 937qqta.tfk.l-i. CHESLEY E. WHITE Academy C.C. vs. Nationals "B". '^-**-^;P^PWi^^S9a Page 6 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1936 STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS Keep Appetites Fresh Q.t.e.v. Monarch of Bermuda KinSO . . . the secret (Furness-Bermuda line) Is due to More People Are Buying sail on return trip at 3.00 pjn. With Varied Recipes today, July 9th. Agents, Watlington of a WHITER WASH & Conyers. By JUDITH WILSON DINNERS * * * LL good tilings must end, so Frozen Tomato Juice BURROWS A serve fresh feints, berries and Green Peppers Staffed witb Q.t.e.v. Queen of Bermuda (Fur vegetables while they are in their \ ness-Bermuda line) Is due to arrive Sweetbreads prime. Do not be afraid your Jam- Mashed Potato Croquettes from New York tomorrow July 10th ily will grow tired of them. There Tender Corn-on-the-Cob BARBADOS RUM - .^ sailing the following day at 3.00 pjn. Is no excuse for this If you look Fresh Fruit Plate on return trip. Agents, Watlington around for new recipes occasion ally. Try some of tiw interesting Iced Tea & Conyers. combinations we have for you Pea Soup St. Germalne Because of its Distinct Superiority » * « today. Assorted Cold Meats with Q.t.e.v. Monarch of Bermuda Staffed Peppers Tomato Garnish (Furness-Bermuda Line) is due to For the filling you will need l Hot Rolls Jelly cup of parboiled sweetbread that Asparagus Vinaigrette QUALITY arrive from New York on Monday, has been chilled and cut into small Fresh Cherry Cobbler USE July 13th., sailing on return trip at rubes. Make a sauce by melting 2 Coffee NEVER 3.00 pjn. Thursday, July 16th. tablespoons butter ta the top of a Agents, Watlington & Conyers. double boiler and blending in 2 tsbtespoons flour. Add 1% cups Tender Corn • VARIES COLD * » » chicken stock or canned chicken When you remove the husks S.s. Lady Rodney (C.N.S.) is due to rnn'omme and stir until the mix from sweet corn, reserve some of WATER arrive from Montreal on Monday, ture is thick and smooth. Add 2 the inner leaves. Remove the corn July 13th., sailing the following day t?.ble?poons cream, salt, pepper, silks. Place the inner leaves thickly p-t-yika and a few drops Worces- in the bottom of a large kettle. for Nassau & Jamaica. Agents, J. S. tTsMre sauce to season. Peel and Lay the corn on this, cover with Darrell & Co. rhcp mushrooms to make Vz cup more leaves. Add 2 cups water, T * * * rod saute ta 1 tablespoon butter cover tightly and steam about 20 &s. Lady Somers (C.N.S.) is due to ratil f*s*bt brown. Add to the sauce minutes or until the corn is done. Rinso makes your white things dazzlingly white with the sweetbreads and cook The corn retains all of its delicious arrive from Nassau and Jamaica •rata ' «Jiorough3y heated. Cut a flavor when cooked ta this way. BURROWS & CO. because it gets out all the dirt! on Tuesday, July 14th., sailing the slice from the stem ends of sfa* Some like to arrange the leaves No complicated methods with Rinso. No hard work following day for Montreal. Agents, pcppers. remove the seeds and and corn in a covered roaster and Front Street and Queen Street tT'eirbranes and parboil the pep J. S. Darrell & Co. cock in the oven in this way. either. And no need for hot water. Soak the clothes pers about 10 minutes in salted Asparagus Vin'a;rette 1249 Dial 1038 in Rinso suds for a few hours, then squeeze the rich oo water. Drain, cool and fill with the s***eethreads and mushrooms. Scale and wash the asparagus suds through the fabric to expel the dirt, rinse and MAIL NOTICES STjrinkie with buttered bread thoroughly to remove every trace dry—and that's all! crumbs and bake ta a moderate of grit. Cook in a small amount of oven about 25 minutes. rapidly boiling, salted water until Rinso makes washable colours Mails per Q.t.e.v. "Monarch of Frozen Tomato Juice just tender so the asparagus will fresh and bright too. Yon can do Bermuda" for Great Britain, the Do Combine and simmer for 15 retain its bright color and some of a very big wash with a packet of minutes. 3 cups tomato juice. 1 its crispness. Drain thoroughly and minion of Canada and the United bay leaf. 2 cloves, 1 tablespoon chill. Arrange on your prettiest Rinso. Get Rinso to-day! States of America, will close at the (•hopped onion, 1 teaspoon salt, 2 serving plate with the following General Post Office today the 9th. tablespoons lemon juice. Strain dressing served ta a gravy boat: RUGS July at 12 noon. and cool. Pour into a refrigerator tray and freeze to a heavy mush, Mix Vi cup India relish, 2 table Supplementary Mails (Double stirring once or more. Beat with a spoons finely minced parsley. 1 Postage) from 12 noon to 1 p.m. silver Jork before serving in teaspoon sugar, 1 teaspoon sr»*t. i Bath Mat Size Registere d Mails at 11.30 a.m. chUtetf sherbet glasses. Gai**Wi few grains pepper, Y* cup stwr-* ttltn pantey. This Is eaten with a vinegar and *& cup salad oil. cMil Parcel Post for Great Britain and t*-fff*w- Enough for 8. thoroughly before serving. Specially Priced the United States at 11.30 a.m. Rinso * * * THIS FINE QUALITY TOWEL Mails per Q.t.e.v. "Queen of Ber muda" for Great Britain, the Do 4/- I in exchange j-^ Qr g medium minion of Canada, and the United Keep Your Hair Healthy or 12 small empty Rinso cardboxes States of America, will close at the Handmade Hooked Rugs in a General Post Office on Saturday the Take or send them to 11th. July at 12 noon. For Charm and Beauty pleasing variety of patterns mum. BUTTERFIELD & CO., P.O. Box 533, Hamilton Supplementary Mails (Double and colours. Postage) from 12 noon to 1 p.m. By JACQUELINE HUNT external care. The latter includes ,v -*j y t 5 3-9 7 BER R. S. HUDSON LIMITED, LONDON, ENGLAND thorough cleanliness and stimula Registered Mails at 11.30 a.m. AVENT you seen them—top tion through shampoos, brushing "ONLY THE RED, WHITE, AND BLUE CARD BOXES ACCEPTED" Parcel Post for Great Britain and H knots so silken, shiny and massaging and the proper use ol the United States at 11.30 a.m. alive that you could hardly resist tonics or other preparations. touching them? I do not believe Women often ask how often there is anything so exciting and Mails Despatched one should shampoo. There is no lovely to look better answer than "When youi A. S. COOPER & SONS *^5***SJP°*|"f"*"3!S*||8 at as a really hair is dirty." This varies with Mails per Q.t.e.v. "Monarch of healthy head of your location, the time of year 2056CCth.ra.tp. Bermuda" leaving Bermuda today W^^^^A hair. It has a and your occupation. Young men the 9th. July, should connect with ^£<5?$ ^a! magic way of employed in garages, mills and S.s. "Champlain" sailing from New giving beauty factories frequently write me foi NK»»»«»*""**,*%I- ^•$Silil|f%M vjfSp f^|iH| to its owner! advice on how to keep their hair York for Plymouth on the 11th. July. Pretty features in good condition when it must 5& — ~?§*•&'*i > **" *J"\>^&jLi«P *B i are flattered by be washed almost daily. This is s ?.? Mails per Q.t.e.v. "Queen of Ber a frame of lus- serious problem, but fortunately it t r o u s. w e 11- affects only a few oi you. The av | \Iresh supplies Just arrived muda" leaving Bermuda on the *^v*^5H0<* ^^J$5§|S| trained hair: erage woman with normal hail 11th. July should connect with S.s. plain featur e s wiU find that her hair needs "Norniandie" sailing from New York .-J/'*I are softened washing about every ten days.^ for Southampton on the 20th July. MISS BUNT and given more Usually any good plain soap oi individuality. liquid shampoo that lathers freely Mails due on Friday from England Prom the letters I receive ask' -«in warm water may be used. Most int* for help with hair problems. ' girls like to melt a cake of their Mails per R.M.S. "Queen Mary" I believe that all of you would favorite complexion soap and use this for shampoos. Very dry hair due to arrive in New York on the 6th. like a little information on tbe fundamental principles of caring sometimes reacts best to melted July should connect with Q.t.e.v. for the hair and perhaps some castile soap than to one of the Queen of Bermuda" sailing for thing about the hair itself. Know- soapless oil shampoos if you live Bermuda on the 8th. July i.ig the why of anything, gives in hard-water districts. An anti septic soap, such as tar soap or vou a motive and the enthusiasm tincture of green soap, added to that gets results. ordinary liquid soap is best for TIDE TABLE FOR JULY The hair itself is a horny struc very oily hair. ture consisting of layers of many For your rinse, you can use tiny cells. It grows out of a fun nothing better than soft, pure nel-shaped hole in the skin called rainwater like grandmother used a hair follicle. Opening into the to catch ta her rata barrel. If you Agents for Bermuda 5 Bi(h Water Law Water Sun- Sua- follicle are glands which discharge Date A.M. r.M. A.M. P.M. rise set cannot use this, of course, you can Nicholl & Ashton P.O. Box 529, Hamilton tbe oil that lubricates your hair use the modern water softeners 9 11.56 and keeps it healthy and lustrous. and special rinses that bring out The behavior of the oil glands the highlights in your hair by 10 12.17 12.54 and the condition of the hair It cutting away all soapy residue. 11 1.10 1.56 self depend on good general Lemon juice or vinegar added to health, an active circulation of the last rinse water will help to MORRIS A. GIBBONS blood in the scalp and intelligent do the same thing for you. 2332 I'LL FIX. HIM THE: NUGGET HOUSE ._ MfiS.- BRONCHO FDR. A. SECRET r\ SEARCH E*JT ij*#- KNONAJII-4&V*V WA**=> BILL SEEN BV MRS. •SLATS*. =-*! WHO SENT HER HIRED HELP TO CAPTURE HIM.THE ****ou***4& Hake your first after-breakfast SHERIFFS GUUVJWS smoke a "MARVET J"*" and get SNATCHED FRCW HIM away from that first draw "shock." There is a lot to that AFTER-WHICH HE. early morning "sock" in the SEt>rr THE iEAD*ER chest. Harry F. CRASHING THROUGH THE RAILING ON PURE—MILD—HONESTLY FRIGID THE HEADS OF HIS O'Neill POWELL & CO., Distributors. *» AssisTAi-rrs , t^Jaj- IS *ST*ftuCK AfcLA-vtCINfo BLOW B"*r THE LEAD PIPS. Ar-tO *--*_OOPlE.O VE5-AND » WANT \OUTO GO Bermuda RIGHT DOWN TO THE STATION \NSJLr HAVE VOU AND ^ET OUR TICKETS TO {RINGING MADE UP OUR LOTSAFOG-BY-THE- 5EA- WJHD5 WHERE rTs A DEUGvrrFuu PLACE- S. P. C. A. WE ARE GOING TO SPEND THE HENRY COOLIDGE ADAMS *5L»AfA*a"£*? / OP MteW WINDSOR HOTEL m SECRETARY FATHER SIDNEY O. SIMS INSPECTOR PHONE 178S by George —IITTLE DIZZINESS IVER BILIOUSNESS PILLS SALLOW SKIN I CONSTIPATION isswCZ r~n I•1f THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1936 Page 7 a-! is an experienced and useful officer any part thereof for such consider Sir STANLEY SPURLING pre-1 ment in the office ef the Pubhc departmental receipts and I wonder hands of the head of that Department so that he may employ extra revenue the Governor has the honour to en ation as the Company shall deem sented the following Petition:— Treasury in these Islands and that if the hon. member could tell me COLONIAL whether that is mainly ditte to the officers wherever the exigencies of quire whether the Honourable House expedient, and in particular for Marion Geneva Douglas and Others— the Company shall then pay into the sale of stamps, or if he could give me the situation demand. would be prepared to agree to his shares, debentures or other securities For Incorporation. Pubhc Treasury a tax of Two hun dred pounds and that until this pay any information? PARLIAMENT being employed part time at his of any other Company or Corporation. ment is made the Company shall not extstingrate of salary .namely £440 per (8) To make and carry out con Sir STANLEY SPURLING moved TO HIS HONOUR THE SPEAKER and be entitled to carry on any business Hon. Sir STANLEY SPURLING:— annum, for those days on which he tracts incidental to the carrying on the first clause. the Members of the Honourable in these Islands and that the Com Mr. Chairman, I am not able to Proceedings of the works, and to continue to pay super of the business of the Company House of Assembly. pany shall not be required to pay give that information right off hand, Mr. S. S. TODDINGS (St. George's annuation deductions. or otherwise in relation thereto. Honourable House any further tax during that year. but I will get it for the hon.member. Parish):—Mr. Chairman, Cannot the (9) To do all other acts and things THE PETITION of MARION GENEVA 8. It is proposed that a tax shall I am inclined to think it is but I Colonial Treasurer employ extra rev 2. The post of 2nd Works Assist of Assembly necessary, suitable or proper for carry DOUGLAS of Pembroke Parish be paid by the Company in the month would not like to say so definitely enue officers at the present time ant would be filled by a full time ing on the business of the Company. in the Islands of Bermuda of January in each year for the privi until I can check up. whenever the occasion demands. officer. 4. It is proposed to •prohibit the CHARLES HAROLD BALDWIN of leges granted to your petitioners on I hope this is not going to be the SESSION 1935—36 Company from the acquisition of any the City of Boston in the Common incorporation to such an amount as —which was agreed to. introduction of a great deal more 3. If the Honourable House con shares of a Company incorporated in wealth of Massachusetts one of the Legislature may see fit to impose expenditure than is going on now. these Islands and of any proprietary DAY No. 72 curs in the above arrangement the the United States of America and upon the introduction of the bill The House resumed. Governor has the honour to request interest in a business or undertaking MARION DOUGLAS DAVIS of the for the incorporation of the Company. Mr. E. P. T. TUCKER (St. George's Monday, July 6th. 1936 that the necessary legislation may be in these Islands. Town of Newton Centre in the 9. It is proposed that the provisions THE CHAIRMAN reported the BiU Parish):—Mr. Chairman, The hon. i introduced into the Honourable 5. It is proposed that the Compan y Commonwealth of Massachusetts of Section 20 (1) (2) (3) and (4) of the and it was adopted and ordered to member in charge has offered an MINUTES House. shall not without the sanction of the aforesaid humbly sheweth as fol Companies Act 1923 shall not apply be printed. explanation which is to my mind a Governor-in-Council take any mort lows: to this Company and that the Pro reasonable excuse explanation. It The minutes of the last meeting Public Buildings, Hamilton, gage on any land in these Islands visional Directors or the Directors THE REVENUE ACT, 1898, AMEND has been debated to this House for were read and confirmed. 3rd. July, 1936. and (a) that the Governor -in-Council 1. Your Petitioners have agreed to may allot all or any of the shares sub MENT ACT, 1936 quite some years past, more particu may withhold such sanction without form a joint stock company to be scribed for in the Company to such larly during the passage of the Esti 3AGES FROM GOVERNOR (No. 144). assigning any reason; called UNITED SECURITIES LIMIT person or corporation as they may Second Reading mates of Revenue and Expenditure (b) that the Governor-in-Coun ED and are desirous of obtaining from time to time determine with the rather gross expenditure which REGINALD HILDYARD. cil may make regulations prescribing the incorporation of the said Com out regard to the nationality of the On motion of Sir Stanley Spurling was going on to the Treasury and pany for the purposes hereinafter The following Messages from His the form and manner in which ap person or corporation to whom any the BUI entitled 'The Revenue Act, Revenue Departments. From this mentioned. such share may be allotted. Act it is obvious that the law was Excellency the Governor: Lieut.-General, Governor and plications shall be made to obtain 1898, Amendment Act, 1936" was read violated, but for diplomatic reasons Commander-in-Chief. such sanction; 2. It is proposed that the capital 10. It is proposed that the pro a second time and committed. of the Company shall be such sum visions of Sections 2 and 3 of the it has been left to abeyance until (No. 142.) (c) that if the Company shall not less than Twenty thousand they thought the excitement that ex The Governor has the honour to enter into possession of any land in Company Act 1933 shall not apply to Mr. DUNKLEY to the Ohair. transmit to the Honourable House pounds and not more than Two hun this Company. isted then had subsided, and now REGINALD HILDYAF.D, these Islands as mortgagee it shall this BUI has been introduced. I of Assembly for their favourable dred thousand pounds as the Com 11. It is proposed that the Com Hbn Sir STANLEY SPURLING (St. cause the same to be sold within pany shall from time to time deter want hon. members to take particu consideration the accompanying ccpy pany shall transact all banking busi George's Parish):—Mr. Chairman, Lieut. -General, Governor and five years after so entering into mine divided into shares of the par lar notice that there is an entirely of a minute of the Board of Public ness done in these Islands with and To get these Bills to their proper Commander-in-Chief. possession thereof or within such value of One pound each and that different wording, and it conveys, Works, recommending a supplemen through a bank or banks incorporated sequence I should reaUy have dealt further period as the Governor-in- the Company shall have power to with aU due respect to the hon. mem tary grant with respect to the follow in these Islands and to prohibit the with the - Interpretation Bill before The Governor has the honour to Council shall from time to time I divide the shares to the capital whe ber who has offered the explanation, inform the Honourable House of ing vote under the current Appropri sanction in any such case and anyi Company from engaging in any com these because it is proposed in the In ther original or increased into sev mercial banking business. a different meaning to my mind be Ass< that Messrs. Hallett & ation Act, viz. such land which shall not have been ' terpretation Act to define the word eral classes and to attach thereto 12. It is proposed that all books cause the clause that is being re Whitney, acting on behalf of Mrs. sold within the time so limited shall \ "ship"and define the word "vessel," respectively any preferential deferred of account documents and records pealed, if it is agreed to, says (having C. H. Tucker, and the Misses Amy R., Colonial Secretary's Department. be liable to escheat. which wiU simpUfy the matter con qualified or special rights privileges relating to the financial affairs of quoted clause). The hon. member H.. and Nina Tucker, have 6. It is proposed that the pro or conditions. siderably, and the passage of these in his explanation said to afford Public Officers and Employees In the Company shall be kept in the Bills is really conditional upon that 1 to sell to Government the visions of the Mortgage Registration 3. The objects of the Company reasonable despatch to ships was the juries, Relief Acts. head office of the Company as de BUI being passed, but I imagine there e of the property known as the Act 1786 shall apply to any mortgage are: fined by the Companies Act 1923. obstacle in the way. That being the property comprising held by the Company on any land in wUl be no objection, Mr. Chairman, case there was no necessity to do (1) To acquire by purchase or other 13. It is proposed to provide penal 71 acres, with "Dellwood 2. In view of the amount at pres these Islands. so I wiU proceed with this. more than to strike out the words ent outstanding with respect to this wise and hold any stocks shares ty clauses for contravention of the louse," "Teucer Place," the cottage 7. It is proposed that within one "to afford the reasonable despatch service, the Governor has the honour bonds debentures debenture stock provisions of the incorporating act. and other buildings thereon on the month after depositing a Memoran-i Sir STANLEY SPURUNG moved of ships." Then the Treasurer or to suggest that an amount of £35 be obligations mortgages or securities 14. Your Petitioners desire that following terms:— dum of Association ia the Registry of any British foreign or Colonial the first clause. coUector, with the sanction of the provided by way of a supplementary the business of the Company shall Governor, may employ one or more of the Supreme Court the Company Government State Province or Muni be managed and conducted by a That the purchase price shall grant. Mr. J. D. B. TALBOT (Paget extra revenue officers and so on. shall pay into the Pubhc Treasury a cipality or of any Company or Corpo Board of Directors of the sharehold £10,500.0.0. sum of Two hundred pounds and that Parish):—Mr. Chairman, In order This is going to give an entire opening be Public Buildings, Hamilton, ration whether formed under Brit ers of the Company consisting of not until this payment is made the ish foreign or Colonial Law and to that the explanation of the hon. for the Colonial Treasurer, or any 4th July. 1936. fewer than three and not more than person to the Revenue Department le purchase price the Company shall not be entitled to sell exchange vary or dispose of the member for St. George's might be seven as the shareholders of the Com delegated by the Treasurer, to do )0 be paid in cash. carry on any business ia these is same as the Company shall from time effective I would suggest to him that PETITIONS PRESENTED pany shall from time to time deter whatever he likes, and this House lands and that the Company shall to time determine. when he sets them down for the mine and that the incorporation is going to have no control over it. (3) That in lieu of a payment of not be required to pay any further (2) To invest the moneys of the Third Reading he sets them down to Wendell W. And.rson and Suzanne of the Company shall be effected by It has been going on for years, even (the balance of the purchase tax during that year. Company upon the security of any inverse order so that the Interpre McFeely Anderson, For the deposit in the Registry of the though the Colonial Treasurer at an annuity of £4(0 be paid to real and/or personal property situated tation Act passes this House first. Incorporation 8. It is proposed that in January Supreme Court of a Memorandum tended a meeting of a Civil Service acker during her life and at in each year the Company shall pay outside of these Islands and to sell of Association signed by not less than r death to the Misses Amy R., —which was agreed to. Committee and said that certain into the Pubhc Treasury a sum to exchange vary or dispose of the same' .- " , .", __ things would be remedied. They H., and Nina Tucker and the Sir STANLEYSPTJRLING present such amount as the Legislature ~~~. ** , „ ^ . , thredume thpersone signatures on whics of htw Memorao at leasn t were not remedied until six weeks ; or survivor of them during ed the following Petition:— The House resumed. shall see fit to impose by the in as the Company shall from time to of your Petitioners shall appear and or two months ago. We are going her life. The amount of corporating act. time detemiine. that these persons whose signatures to involve this Colony into an un jove mentioned annuity has TO BIS HONOUR THE SPEAKER THE CHAIRMAN reported the Bill 9. It is proposed that the pro (3) To acquire by purchase lease or so appear on the said Memorandum limited expenditure ever which you rived at from tables which and the Members of the Honour and it was adopted and ordered to visions of Section 20 (1) (2) (3) and (4) otherwise any real and/or personal shall be the Provisional Directors of have no control. There are many been loaned to us by Mr. J. J. able House of Assembly. be printed. of the Companies Act 1923 shall not property situated outside of these the Company with power to exercise expenditures taking place, not to this the representative of the The Fetition of WENDELL WILLIAM apply to this Company and that the Islands and to dispose of mortgage the powers usually conferred by acts particular Department, but to other Mutual riff*' Assurance Company lease let or otherwise deal with the THE INTERPRETATION ACT, 1907, ANDERSON and SUZANNE Mc- Provisional Directors or the Direc of the Legislature on Provisional j departments which U this House if Canada. While these tables only same as the Company shall from time AMENDMENT ACT, 1936 FEELY ANDERSON of the City tors may allot all or any of the shares Directors. were aware of, it would be surprised, lto consideration two lives to time determine. of Detroit in the State of Michigan subscribed for in the Company to and members certainly would not get T we are cf cpirion the sum above (4) To rent or lease without the Second Reading one of the United States of America such person or corporation as they Your Petitioners therefore humbly up here and give carte blanche auth mtioned would be a fair amount may from time to time determine sanction of the Governor in Council pray that Your Honourable House ority for money to be spent. Some humbly sheweth as follows:— On motion of Sir Stanley Spurling ider the circumstances. without regard to the nationality any premises in these Islands bona wiU be pleased to take this Pe have recently come to my notice fide required for the purposes of the the Bill entitled "The Interpretation and they wiU eventually come before 1. Your Petitioners have agreed of the person or corporation to whom tition into its favourable con That A*rs. Tucker and the business of the Company for any Act, 1907, Amendment Act, 1936" this House. Personally I am going to form a joint stock company to any such share may be allotted. sideration and aUow a biU to be Tucker si. all be entitled to term of years not exceeding to the was read the second time and com to object to it in its present form. be called "BELLEVUE LIMITED" introduced providing (1) For the in Teucer Place" and have 10. It is proposed that the Memor whole twenty-one years. mitted. It has nothing to do with employ and are desirous of obtaining the incorporation of the proposed ,i the grc unos adjoining the anda of Association filed unde the (5) To issue bonds debentures or ment, despatch, or anything else. incorporation of the said Company I Company with the powers here icg thei;' lives and the lives provisions of Sections 2 and 3 of The other obhgations of the Company Mr. FRITH to the Chair. It is simply a camouflage to get this for the purposes hereinafter men inbefore mentioned and with of the suivivors and survivor Companies Act 1933 shall not be to persons willing to accept the same over and put it into the hands of the tioned. the usual powers conferred on tiem at a rental of £125.0.0. per dutiable. for the purpose of raising money for Sir STANLEY SPURLING moved Treasurer to do what he likes. 2. It is proposed that the capital companies incorporated in these the Colonial Government be- 11. It is proposed that the Com any of the purposes of the Company the first clause. of the Company shall be such sum not Islands and with such other in =ible for exterior main- pany shall transact all banking or for any other object to or about less tbxn Ten thousand pounds and cidental provisions as Your Hon the rectifying of any business done in these Islands with the business of the Company. —which was agreed to. not more than Two hundred thou ourable House may deem expe Mr. J. W. COX (.Devonshire Parish): ural defects which might oc and through a bank or banks incorpor (6) To mortgage charge or pledge dient. sand pounds as the Company shall ated in these Islands and to prohibit any land stocks shares bonds deben The House resumed. —Mr. Chairman, I think that the cur during that period. from time to time determine divided AND YOUR PETITIONERS (as in amendment perhaps does not entirely the Company from engaging in any tures or other securities acquired by duty bound) WILL EVER PRAY into sharss of the par value of One commercial banking business. purchase or otherwise by the Com THE CHAIRMAN reported the BUI meet the case. I hsive not made a- (5) During the period that K"rs. etc.... thorough examination of the Rev pound each and that the Company 12. It is proposed that complete pany. and it was adopted and ordered to be icker and the Misses Tucker reside MARION GENEVA DOUGLAS enue Department Act, 1930, but from shall have power to divie'.e the shares records relating to the financial af (7) To sell or otherwise dispose of printed. "Teucer Place," the above inen- CHARLES HAROLD BALDWIN in the capital whether original or fairs of the Company shall be kept the undertaking of the Company or a casual inspection of it so far as I aned rental to be deducted from MARION DOUGLAS DAVIS increased into several cP.sses and to in the head office of the Company any part thereof for such considera THE REVENUE DEPARTMENT ACT, can see the present sub-section of By their attorneys the annuity. attach thereto respectively any pre as defined by The Companies Act tion as the Company shall deem ex 1930, AMENDMENT ACT, 1936 section 6 is the only section in the ferential deferred qualified or special pedient, and ta particular for shares, Conyers, DiU & Pearmar. Act which authorises the Treasurer, In the event of Mrs. Tucker 1923. rights privileges or conditions. debentures or other securities of any Second Reading or coUector, to employ extra revenue the Misses Tucker or the sur- 13. It is proposed to provide pen 3. The objects of the Company alty clauses for contravention of other Company or corporation. THE STAMP DUTIES ACT, 1919, officers. There are other sections or survivor of them desiring to which deal with the duties of extra are:— the provisions of the incorporating (8) To make and carry out con AMENDMENT ACT, 1936 Hon. Sir STANLEY SPURLING (St. up and surrender "Teucer Place" revenue officers, but there is no sec (1) Toacquire by purchase or other act. tracts incidental to the carrying on George's Parish):—Mr. Speaker, This grounds that the full amount of the business of the Company or tion which provides that the Treas wise and hold any stocks shares bonds 14. Tour Petitioners desire that Second Reading Bill has been introduced to amend above mentioned annuity will otherwise to relation thereto. urer can employ them, and I suggest debentures debenture stock obliga the business of the Company shall the Revenue Department Act for (9) To do all other acts and things Sir, that the proposed amendment lyable to them or the survivors or tion smortgages or securities of any be managed and conducted by a Hon. Sir STANLEY SPURLING this reason, that tha present Act says necessary, suitable or proper for carry should cover that particular point. survivor of them." British foreign or Colonial Govern Board of Directors of the share (St. George's Parish):—Mr. Speaker, the Treasurer or collector, with the ing on the business of the Company. I am inclined to think, Sir, that ment State Province or Municipality holders of the Company consisting This BiU, and the two succeeding sanction of the Governor, may, to The property and buildings (4) It is proposed to prohibit the whUe I disagree with a great deal or of any Company or Corporation of not fewer than three and not more BiUs have been rendered necessary afford reasonable despatch of ships, been valued by Messrs. C. E. whether formed under British foreign Company from the acquisition of that has been said by the hon. mem than seven as the shareholders of the by the introduction of a passenger employ revenue officers. There are ! and W. E. P. Motyer at £10,500. or Colonial Law and to sell exchange any shares of a Company incorporated ber for St. George's, Mr. Tucker, Company shall from time to time air service to Bermuda. The present many times when revenue officers varyor dispose of the same as the ta these Islands and of any proprie I am inclined to think that perhaps to determine and that the incorporation law provides for a stamp tax on have to be employed for other pur It is suggested that part of the Company shall from time to time tary interest in a business or under strike out the words "to afford reas of the Company shall be effected by steamship tickets. WeU, there wiU poses than for the reasonable nds could be used as school play- determine. taking ta these Islands. onable despatch to ships" is perhaps the deposit in the Registry of the be air ship tickets, Mr. Speaker, despatch of ships, such as the open ields, and "Dellwood House" 5. It is proposed that the Company ing of cargoes in tbe King's Ware- the best amendment which can (2) To invest the moneys of the Supreme Court of a Memorandum of and it has been found necessary that 'Teucer House" as residences shall not without the sanction of h ouse. Sometimes it has been n eces- be offered. Perhaps it might be bet Company upon the security of any Association signed by not less than in order to coUect that tax from for the Colonial Secretary and Chief the Governor in Council take any sary to cope with the. work ta the ter to elaborate the matter a httle real and/or personal property situated three persons on which Memorandum passengers travelling by aircraft we Justice. mortgage on any land ta these Is Treasury, and when it has been further, but it does seem to me a outside of these Islands and to sell the signatures of one at least of your have to amend three of our present lands and (a) that the Governor in impossible to arrange for the writing mistake to strike out from the Act exchange vary or dispose of the same Petitioners shall appear and that laws on the subject. With that ex 4. The Governor has the honour Council may withhold such sanc up of the Blue Book on some definite that part of it which provides that as the Company shall from time to these persons whose signatures so planation I wiU move that the BiU to inquire whether the Honourable time detemiine. tion without assigning any reason; contract rate, to employ them on the Treasurer may employ these appear on the said Memorandum be read a second time. House approves of the property being (b) that the Governor to Council writing up the Blue Book, and so to officers. (3) To acquire by purchase lease shall be the Provisional Directors of may make regulations prescribing purchased, and if it does to request or otherwise any real and/or personal Sir STANLEY SPURLING moved free tbe hands of the Treasurer to the Company with power to exercise the form and manner to which appli employ extra revenue officers where- that the necessary legislation be in property situated outside of these that the Bill entitled "The Stamp Mr. £ D. B. TALBOT (Paget troduced into the Honourable House. the powers usually conferred by cations shall be made to obtain such ever the duties of the department Parish):—Mr. Chairman, I thorough Islands and to dispose of mortgage acts of the Legislature on Provisional sanction; Duties Act, 1919, Amendment Act, lease let or otherwise deal with the require, this BUI has been drafted. ly agree with the hon. member for Directors. (c) that if the Company shall enter 1936" be read the second time. 5. It is estimated that it would same as the Company shall from time Devonshire who has just spoken, cost £2,000 to put "Dellwood House" into possession of any land in these because apparently there is no auth to time determine. Your Petitioners therefore humbly —which was agreed to. Sir. STANLEY SPURLING moved into order and to provide a limited Islands as mortgagee it shall cause ority, and this looks like a hasty Ul- (4) To rent or lease without the pray that Your Honourable House the same to be sold within five years that the BUI entitled "The Revenue amount of standard heavy furniture. sanction of the Governor -to Council- will be pleased to take this Pe On motion of Sir Stanley Spurling Department Act, 1930, Amendment considered amendment, and I, for after so entering into possession one, would suggest to the hon. any premises in these Islands bona tition into its favourable con the BUI was committed. Act, 1936" be read the second time. Public Buildings, Hamilton, thereof or within such further period member in charge that he move that fide required for the purposes of the sideration and allow a bill to be as the Governor in Council shall 2nd July, 1936. business of the Company for any introduced providing (1) For the Mr. PATTERSON in the Chair. —which was agreed to. the Committee rise, report progress, from time to time sanction in any and substitute something for the term of years not exceeding in the incorporation of the proposed such case and any such land which (No. 143.) whole twenty-one years. Company with the powers here- i Hon. Sir STANLEY SPURLING :— Mr. FALL in the Chair. proposed clause. There is no auth shall not have been sold within the ority to appoint them, and if the biU (5) To issue bonds debentures or inbefore mentioned and with time so limited shall be liable to es Mr. Chairman, I wiU read the first REGINALD HILDYARD, the usual powers conferred on for revenue officers runs into a vast other obligations of the Company cheat. clause. I have already explained, Hon. Sir STANLEY SPURLING:— companies incorporated in these figure we shaU be told that we gave to persons willing to accept the same 6. It is proposed that the pro Mr. Chairman, that this is to enable I wiU move the first clause, Mr. Lieut.-General, Governor and Islands, and with such other in the Treasurer authority to appoint for the purpose of raising money for visions of the Mortgage Registration the coUection of the stamp duty Chairman. The sub-section which Commander-in-Chief. cidental provisions as Your Hon revenue officers on his own, and any of tne purposes of tire Company Act 1786 shall apply to any mortgage to be applied to passengers coming it is proposed to repeal, reads as fol ourable House may deem ex without reference to the Executive in or for any other object in or about held by the Company on any land to by air as weU as by ship, and I will lows. (Having read sub-section) pedient. any shapeor form, If we give him that The Governor has the honour to the business of the Company. these Islands. move the adoption of the first clause. That would seem to infer, Mr. Chair unlimited authority we may have to inform the Honourable House of (6) To mortgage charge or pledge 7. It is proposed that within one man, that the Treasurer may only pay an unlimited biU, and the blame Assembly that Mr. N. B< Taylor, any land stocks shares bonds de AND YOUR PETITIONERS (as in month after depositing a Memoran Sir STANIjEY SPURLING moved use extra r eve Que officers for tbe would be ours. 2nd Works Assistant Works Depart bentures or other securities acquired duty bound) WILL EVER PRAY... dum of Association in the Registry the first clause. purpose of obtaining the reasonable ment, has been certified as medically by purchase or otherwise by the Com of the Supreme Court that a Certi despatch of ships. It has been the unfit to carry out the full time duties pany. WENDELL W. ANDERSON. SUZ ficate to this effect shall be produced Mr. S. S. TODDINGS (St. George's practice for some time past to use Mr. J. E. P. VESEY (Southampton of hie post. He is, hdwever, suffi (7) To sell or otherwise dispose of ANNE McF. ANDERSON. to the Colonial Treasurer or other Parish):—Mr. Chairman, The Treas- them in other spheres of public Parish):-—Mr. Chairman, I think if ciently fit to work part time, and as he the undertaking of the Company or I I proper officer of the Revenue Depart- lury Report shews a great increase in duty and this clause will free the Gtatiaua oi Page 8 Page 8 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1936 **»***• COLONIAL PARLIAMENT CREPE PAJAMAS YOUR GOOD HEALTH Glands Made Active and Youthful Continued from page 7 hon. members will look at sub-section Sunstroke Is Caused When Brain Fails to Control 3 of section 13 they will find the Body Temperature Vigour Restored In 24 Hours whole thing is covered. It seems to me the whole thing is covered in By CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN, MJ>. lowed by renewed en American Doctor's Discovery Strength ergy and ambition, par the present Act and I do not see the DRIGHT sunlight and summer light afterward. Persons most ticularly gratifying to •** heat have come again and ens Blood, Nerves, Body, Memory, men and women in mid necessity for it. with these will come sunstroke and liable to sunstroke are those who Bran, Muscles, and Endurance- dle or older ages.** And heat exhaustion. This condition is live indoors most of the year and a widely known Italian then exert themselves by walking dootor, Dr. N. G. Gian Mr. J. D. B. TALBOT:—Mr. Chair the result of a sudden increase in Better Than Gland Operations. ni hi, recently wrote: jthe internal or exercising, playing ball, tennis "Tired-out, **?rail and man, That clause does not make Thanks to the discovery of an Amer Shrunken bodies sorely heat of the or doing other outdoor work be ican Doctor, It Is now possible for those need the established sys any provision for the appointment of body. fore becoming accustomed to it. w*h.o feel prematurely old, Run-down tem building influence revenue officers at all. It makes The mechan sold Worn-out, to experience again the of this formula, which It is also more common in those thrill of Youthful Vigour, Ambition, works its splendid ef provision for certain duties after ism that con who are not in good health; are and Vitality. This great discovery, Dr. T. A. Ell It trols body heat which is a simple home treatment and fects upon the blood, their appointment, but certainly to just recovering from an attack oi Don't let it go until it glands, nerves and liver—improves ap is adjusted so sickness, have just eaten a hearty earn be used secretly by anyone, quickly petite an*? brings greater strength to put the suggested amendment Is to develops into something brings a surplus of vitality and an weak, ne'-vous, run-down people." that under all meal, or have taken alcohol in any ability to enjoy the pleasures of life. put the cart not only before the ordinary condi form. One of the most common much more serious. No longer Is lt necessary for you to suffer from Loss of Vigour and Man horse, but net to have any horse to tions of hot and contributing causes of sunstroke is There is no better hood, Weak Memory and Body, Nerv Guaranteed To W®rk cold the body when alcohol, wine, beer and remedy for the relief of ousness, Impure Blood, Sickly Skin, De deal with it at all. temperature re whisky interfere with the regulat pression and Poor Sleep. Instead you "Br. Nixon's Vi-Tabs are not an ex mains the same. ing mechanism. Soldiers in the Coughs, Colds and all merely take this simple home treatment periment. This simple home treatment, a few days and you will find that your which can be used with absolute se Hon. Sir STANLEY SPUF^LTNG:— This control is field, marchers in parades who Bronchial Afflictions vigour is restored. No matter what crecy, is the prescription of an Amer DB. CHRISMAN regulated by the take alcohol to cool off soon fall than Robert's Syrup. It your age, you will find that your gland ican doctor. It is amazingly successful Mr. Chairman, I nought I under brain, which by the way. activity and nerve force is increased and is givtag new youth, vitality, and stood the Bill correctly, but perhaps breaks up the cold, ahd restored. Ton will find youthful energy to millions in America. Because closes or opens up the pores of the Sunstroke is common only in soothes the throat and physical power in this discovery, which of its remarkable success, Dr. Nixon's I am mistaken. I will move that the skin as needed. certain districts, such as low builds rich, pure blood and literally Vi-Tabs are now distributed by chem quickly restores normal makes your body tingle with new en ists here under a guarantee of complete committee rise and report progress It is a complicated process but swampy country, along the Great ergy and vitality. This simple home satisfaction. For this reason you should arid check it up with the Colonial if unhindered works to perfection. Lakes, or the large waterways and conditions. Most pleas treatment is in pleasant easy-to-take not experiment with questionable drugs B is only under certain circum the Atlantic seaboard. In these ant to take. tablet form and thousands who have •which may be drastic and irritating to Treasurer. stances that it is thrown out of used it say that it la far better than the delicate gland and nervous system. places the air contains about all Manufactured by any other method. adjustment. Some of these are ex D**. Nixon's Vi-Tabs not only have the water it can absorb, and even £~ORTHROP & LYMAN CO., proved their sterling worth by helping Sir STANLEY SPURLING moved cessive heat of title sun or hard or though perspiration is free, evapo Works in 24 Hours millions of sufferers, but are guaran unusual exertion, with an unusual ration does not take place and the LIMITED <- teed in your own particular case. Put that the Committee rise and report Toronto, Canada This new medical discovery, known amount of moisture in the air and skin and blood are not cooled. Dr. Nixon's Vl-l'abs to the test See for progress and ask for leave to sit no breeze to cause evaporation. as Dr. Nixon's Vi-Tabs, has been tested yourself how much younger, stronger, Persons who do not perspire by thousands in America and has and more vigourous you can feel with again. Then the brain loses its control, achieved results that seem almost this doctor's prescription. Dr. Nixon's freely should avoid unusual exer miraculous. It has conquered obstinate Vi-Tabs must bring you a new feeling the internal temperature becomes cise during hot weather. Many eases that had defied all other treat ment. It has rescued the young from of energy, and vitality, and be entirely —which was agreed to. very high and sunstroke results. people feel that sunstroke is not premature old age and debility. It has satisfactory or you simply return the The human body can endure great an actual condition, but that the made older men as good as new. It has empty package and it costs nothing un heat if the cooling apparatus is sudden deaths during extremely brought happiness beyond all price to der the guarantee. You are the sole The House resumed. thousands who believed that thsy were Judge of your own satisfaction. A spe operating properly. This consists hot weather are due to other con Sid, worn-out, and finished with the cial, double-strength bottle of 48 Dr. of free perspiration with rapid ditions. This is not true. Persons Joys of life. And the beauty of this re Nixon's Vi-Tabs costs little, and lasts in apparently perfect health may markable discovery Is that lt brings re eight days. As the guar TEE CHAIRMAN reported pro evaporation. This cannot occur antee fully protects you, when the air is full of moisture so be attacked, and even though sults so quickly. In 24 hours you can gress and obtained leave to sit again. — see and feel a tremendous improvement you should get your • Copj/r'-At, IMS, t>9 Fatrchttd. that evaporation from the skin death does not occar, the resultim? and within one week it win literally treatment Immediately weakness and later increased in make you a new man. so that you too will Littlc girls from eight to sixtee. cannot take place, or if the air is know what it Is to feel THE DANGEROUS DRUGS ACT, wiU like the touch of lace arounC not moving freely enough to carry ability to endure summer heat Doctors Praise Vi-Tabs 10 to 20 years young 1936 the Peter Pan collar, puff sleeves the moisture away. may hamper their activities all er and full of vigour and front buttoning on these two- during their I'-es. Doctors in America, and In many oth and vitality. If your We have all noticed the ex- The chief r*"~"aution against er countries too, say that the Vi-Tabs chemist fails to sup First Reading piece pajamas, made of crepe in r v- heat of the body following formula is marvelous for those who are ply you with the tea rose shade. sunstroke is to oid direct sun old before their time, Run-down, and genuine Dr. Nixon's a tur. rner rain with bright sun- shine during hot weather. Worn-out. For instance Dr. T. A. Bills, Vl-Tabs, do not take Mr. TROTT moved that the Bill f Canada, recently wrote: *Wot only Soes this formula enrich the blood sup chances with any imi entitled "The Dangerous Drugs Act, ply of red corpuscles, but it likewise tation or substitute, but activate*, the glrnd system. This is fol- I 1936" received from His Excellency the Governor on the 24th June last be now read the first time by its title*, Crossword Puzzle Have your HEAD-COLDS By LARS MORRIS: —which was agreed to. Breathe freely again instantly! A few valued clothes Head Pains caused by her of these amazing new drops up each ACROSS ANSWER TO 3—Five cents (col.) PREVIOUS PUZZLE 4—Overhead railway The Bill was then read the first nostril clear away the mucus, reduce I—Depress spirits *" dry cleaned by swollen membranes. 7—111 disposed (col.) time by its title. 13—-Armpit R B]MO 6—Family group bring welcome relief. 14—Mountain range tn R s §=I 11 iNlwlAlR DlSl 6—Early Italian playlni Asia BR o S 1 o wMjR AvA 1 |L card 15—Soak, as flax ***b= L A "r Sjo 1—Massaging apparatus ADJOURNMENT 16—Got up AS PB E p A*gT i E RR 8—Towards Ice side 18—Amount (abbr.) NgONl 1 R|E|N 9—French article TRICLENE The House adjourned to Wednes VA-TRO-NOL 19—Prefix: Into s •TJH EF" 10—Black aborigine ot day, July 8th., 19?6. 20—Pertaining to LA U •L U|P|I DBA N TI Philippines TRKEMIAU NERVE For Nose & Throat IM ALT E|R|S***|MIE R|E****JTlO 11—Generative cell Scandinavians Study this picture of your Trigeminal 21—And (French) |~J NBA FEB EINpnER 13—Gatherer of nuts Nerve. Note how it comes direct from 22—Tall tree of Java OIL E|N|D E ST IT—By word of mouth 25—Toe (Scottish) •R [0 R|E 23—River in France The latest, scientific the base of your brain to your forehead 26—Burbot It R|G***"R|E|E|V|E**""S|E 24—Slings around and upper and lower jaws. Weakness 28—steps for crossing ' |t=N""""M~=|E|P S***"R|E D s 26—Carnivorous beasts method which cleans of this nerve causes blinding headaches over wall HE A W****M|A L E|D***[g|o E 27—Worthless parts 30—Morning star P 29—Always (poetic) and facial Neuralgia. For permanent i HE 31—Tooth in gear 32—Fatty tissue l|E|W N A L IE NJRlO a D relief you must nourish your nerves. 34—Top part of building fc 33—Mexican dish ipLI thoroughly, leaves no 35—Inorganic substance De|M|e JD A|M|P E R 35—Round pellet 38—Grind teeth si^y 36—Eskimo dwellings 41—Becomes older 37-Italian unit of odour, makes the HOW Dr. CASSELL'S TABLETS 42—Tenth of cent currency 44—Blackthorn 53—French palace 39—Sadness REVITALISE WEAK NERVES 45—Stevenson's first 55—Tropical bird 40—Game of cards clothes look like new, The Dr. Cassell's formula is one of initials 57—Compositions 43—Walks lamely 46 -Humming bird of 58—Mere trifles 46—American poet . the marvels of medical science. To feed Antilles (died 1871) and keep their clean the Nerves is a proportion* of Ferri 48—Egyptian god DOWN 47—Ship 49—Swamp 1—Ancient Persian 50—Augustus Glycerophos. also valuable in the treat SI—Scene of Texas king 52—Historical period ment of Anaemia. Calcium Hypophos. massacre 3—Excused from 64—Southern state ness and freshness assists in general nutrition. Man. 52—Make mistake resection 96—Railroad (abbr.) Hypophos. is a powerful Nerve stimu 1 1 gCT. lant. Calcium Phosphate helps to build IO 11 12 healthy bone. Saccharomyces Cerevisiae 1 2 3 4- 5 t> 7 8 9 promotes the development of muscular tissues and nerves. Kolae Semina wards 13 14* off fatigue, clears the brain, banishes ThisletterfromF.G.H. isgraphicproof depression. There is Salicin to improve BERMUDA of Dr. Cassell's Tablets efficacy in appetite; Pepsin and Papayotin to 1ST 16 17 18 overcoming Nerve Weakness. " For a strengthen your digestion. SodJ'henol- number cf years my wife suffered from p-Sulphonas purifies the blood, and % LAUNDRY Tacking Headaches, giddiness, lack cf Mag. Hypophos. acts as an antacid and 19 2o 21 energy and sleepless nights. At last she laxative. Every Dr. Casseffs Tablet in Cleaners and Dyers has found the tonic which does produce cludes all these ingredients; you are % % % 2JZ. Zi 24 ZS 26 27 The Home of Bcti. r Cleaning results—thanks to Dr. Cassell's Tablets bound to benefit by taking Dr. Cassell's 1 she now enjoys good nights and days free Tablets if vou suffer from HEADACHES, from nerve-racking headaches." NEURITIS, NEURALGIA, SCIATICA, AN/EMIA, % % Dial 2104 2Q 29 30 31 9 All Chemists and Stores. INSOMNIA, DIZZINESS, INDIGESTION. 2322*j[«|w.th.f. % •"•""•"•32 53 3* L_ - 3? 3b d51 38 39 to 1-W- w. i•« -H- % % +5 4-5 "V7 48 % % fjo d BZ. 4-9 51 W miracle • i> S3 154- —-|5iT 96 MILLION DOLLAR GIRL—Here is little Gloria Vanderbilt, the IKE &*2 child over whom her mother and aunt staged a sensational lega1 MacI^ battle, descending from a platform at the Greentree Fair In Man> 57 58 TISEPTIC basset, L. L, after enjoying a ride on an elephant donated to the «| , fair by Prank Buck. The affair was held on the estate of Gloria's -gft^V* aunt. Mrs. Payne Whitney. BENNY ^-. ( \ ^r /Ji 1m •** ** t e. >-*^ 4r^ v*-**^"^ - i •r^jje ( ,. I cjB -—-*•"*-!-_-• J. CARVER S.TTB,. — a ^ PUSEY Kill Your Piles #Don't let Itching, bleeding, Interna) < - protTuding pWes sap your vitality at. i causa an expensive, painful oper&Uoi.. In lt minutes you can ttop the paiii and Quickly shrink aj'-e. pwolleti tfo- •ues with the Doctor's new pr"scMi - ©1936 by ir-iited Fnturc Syn-ttnte. Inf. tlon, China-Roid. It's ,mai .i.tt-ri to tix ***-X*t.V.S.K1.QIlr- •At ^j. »,J :" 'T:~ -;"**-•'n. u.. -i-1 .^1 „- -• - .. 1 !Ji.!ill|!!llSHlSW.i IIHUIUUUI'.I 1 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1936 Page 9 ^VAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAYAVArAVAVAVYArAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVW}!i 5m at W 3 s 3 s 3 I3 Final Days 3 1 of Our 3 3 Greatest of All 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Clearance 3 3 £ 3 Today (Half Day) Tomorrow, and 3 3 3 Saturday Abound With Bargains For You 3 3 3 $500,000 BACKS LEMKE—Rev. Charles E. Coughlin, radio priest, announced he had $500,000 to elect Representative William Lemke Union party President of the United States. Above, Vr. Coughlin, 3 This most spectacular Cash Sale in the history of this business center, is on the steps of the Shrine of the Little Flower in Royal Oak. Mich. Representative Lemke is at left, with Thomas C. O'Brien of Boston, vice-presidential candidate. 3 comes to a close Saturday night. Selling has been rapid, as 3 might be expected, but we can still promise you a splendid choice of § 3 3 TANGANYIKA: BRITAIN'S wanted merchandise (partly itemized below) at LINK IN AFRICAN 3 3 COLONIAL CHAIN 3 3 3 3 WASHINGTON. D. C—To keep Tanganyika Territory British is the 3 3 purpose of a committee of residents % of the area recently appointed to pro 3 test against any move on the part 3 of Great Britain to terminate the mandate which has been in operation 3 3 Since 1918. 20 "Tanganyika Territory was the 3 DISCOUNT bulk of the vast German East African empire before the World War," says 3 a bulletin from the headquarters of Our enlarged premises are under construction. We need space for the easy the National Geographic Society. "The remainder of pre-war Ger 3 handling of our stock.We need more space to take care of incoming, widely assorted many's domain, made up of two goods. Here are some of the items on which you can save 209b, or 4/- in every comparatively small areas, was turn 3 3 ed over to the Belgian Congo and pound. Portugal's colony, Mozambique, for 3 3 administration. 3 5,000,000 INHABITANTS 3 "Extending from the shore of the 3 3 Indian Ocean nearly half way across Africa, Tanganyika covers an area 3 FURNITURE 3 about four and one-half times that of England and Scotland combined. Twenty thousand square miles Is 3 under water. Boundary lines bisect BEDS LIVING ROOM SUITES OIL STOVES Lake Victoria on the north and lake 3 (Overstuffed and Wicker) (The famous "Florence" make) 3 Tanganyika and Lake Nyasa on the MATTRESSES west. TAN GIRL—Margaret Lindsay, featured film player, finds time 3 OIL STOVE OVENS 3 for a brief vacation between SPRINGS DINING ROOM SUITES "II the mandate were relinquished, pictures at Palm Springs, Cali (Also suites for breakfast rooms) Great Britain would not only break fornia desert resort. Here she 3 CHAIRS 3 her continuous pink chain of possess displays her new suntan soft, but whether she will take the CARPETS ions from Egypt to the tip of the Cape creases out of it by a plunge 3 BEDROOM SUITES ROCKERS of Good Hope, but her census enum into the pool seems a subject of erators would have to deduct, more debate. 3 RUGS! (As handsome or as simple as you like) than 5,000,000 people from the Brit *•? Summer Furniture ish records. Most Tanganyikans are LINOLEUMS Also a tremendous assortment of useful and beautiful Cool, comfortable pieces and suites tribes of mixed Bantu races in various (Squares or by the yard) odd pieces. for indoors or the verandah 5 degrees of civilization. Some tribes Gold, mica, tin, and diamonds are 3 in remote areas show little, if any, mined in the Territory. 3 effect of contact with Europeans, 3 while others, through the establish 15,000 MILES OF ROAD ment of schools and missions, have 3 Improved their methods of farming "Contact of the natives with Eu 3 and cattle raising, and have devel ropeans has been promoted by the * . Men's, Women's and Children's Clothing 3 oped new industries. construction of roads, railroads, tele 3 graph lines, and the establishment SP R S SHt ES "There are less than 10,000 Euro of air routes. There are more than SP RTS SHOES 3 peans in the Territory, most of whom 15,000 miles of roads, easily travelled 3 FOR MEN ° ? ? '"-J FOR WOMEN ° are residents of coast towns. There during the dry season, and three rail and white and tan and —Newest most 3 also are about 32,000 Asiatics. They roads which, with their branches, 3 white. wanted models. live largely in the coastal region and aggregate about 1,200 miles. The LINEN SUITS—superior in quality and LINEN SUITS—White and all the desired 3 are employed in industry and trade. principal railroad runs across the Territory from the port, Dar es Sal 3 tailoring. shades. SLAVEIt,Y ABOLISHED aam, to Kigoma, on the shore of HOUSE DRESSES—Neat and serviceable. 3 Lake Tanganyika, 772 miles. 3 DOESKIN TROUSERS—fa white and the "One of the first moves of Ger "Another line runs from the port, favoured colours. AFTERNOON AND EVENING GOWNS 3 many after laying claim to Tanganyi Ttenga, to Arusha near the northern K —The very latest models. ka in 1884 was toward the abolition border, 273 miles. A branch of the SEPARATE TROUSERS—To go with the 3 of slavery. The government declared Dar es Salaam—Kigoma road links 3 that every native born after 1905 was that road with the shore of Lake Vic sports coats. to be free. The wildness of the re toria. Thus the northern part of the 3 gion and lack of communications, Territory Is not as difficult of access 3 SHIRTS, BATHING SUITS, HATS, FOR CHILDREN -"g^ however,made the enforcement of by rail as is southern Tanganyika, straws and panamas. and BOY'S WASH SUITS, etc 3 the decree almost impossible, par where there is only a line from the 3 ticularly in isolated regions. In port, Lindi, to Masasi, about 100 1922, the British, recognizing the miles inland. 3 Also Cricket Gear, Tennis Racquets, and Many Other Items 3 tendency of many tribes not to abide "Dar es Salaam, the chief port and by the decree, made a new attempt largest city in the Territory, Is in 3 to destroy slavery by legislation, telegraphic communication with 3 and today there is little evidence of many of the inland towns and vil 3 the old custom. lages and with the adjoining colon- 1 nies, Nayasaland, Kenya, Uganda, "Forests covering thousands of and Northern Rhodesia. The city 3 square miles of the Territory are the also is linked by cable with Zanzibar. 3 basis of a profitable lumber indus "Dar es Salaam has 30,000 inhabi 3 try. Then there are extensive open tants. It might be called a bit of 3 BERMUDA TRADING CO. areas used as farm lands, where sisal, Europe transplanted in Tanganyika cotton, coffee, ground nuts, and for, while black natives are common 3 3 grain are grown for domestic needs, ly seen in the streets, the city is the 7ifte Stores of Service, Sating, Satisfaction and for export. Other open coun headquarters 6f the British Govern 3 try supports 5/100,000 cattle, 2,300,000 ment in the Territory; its streets are 3 Somerset Hamilton St. George sheep, and 3,300,000 goats. These wide, its residences are modern, and and wild game are the basis of a its best shops are stocked with Euro 3 3 large trade in wool, skins, and hides. pean merchandise." ^VAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAYAVAVAVVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA^ "DAYTON" and "NEW HUDSON" BICYCLES—-Sale Prices £4.15.0 to £7.0.0—ASTWOOD'S Page 10 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1936 Childless Couples Seek Stop Nickel Exports and War, Classified Advertisements Pebbles from Callander Canadians Are Told HUMBER BICYCLES RALEIGH BICYCLES TORONTO, Canada.—Dr. Allan R. MONTREAL — Canada's greatest HELP WANTED Bermuda Model Dafoe, of Callander and quintuplet contribution toward peace, paradox Bermuda Model fame, here to address a meeting of a ically, can be made because she is so GREEN — MAROON — BLUE medical society, amused his audience stragetically situated it) regard to the White woman as COMPANION for by telling them of the childless cou essentials of war, Gen. Georges elderly lady. Apply Va writing to ples who write him for the "magic Pouderoux of France, World War hero, Box No. 2281 stating experience and A Few Slightly Used stones," which are simply ordinary stated here during a recent address. references. Exceptional Values pebbles from the Northern Ontario "Modern war is impossible without 2281 s. eitoflOth In Black district where the Dionnes live and nickel, and Canada produces most thrive and multiply. People write of the world's supply. Don't sell any at £7* 10. 0. and £8. 0. 0. him even from England, he said, of it to any combatants. When the usually enclosing money, to ask that emergency comes, see that sanctions WANTED he send them some of these wonder are strictly applied and you will find working pebbles, but he returns the that you have benefited in the long Bermuda STAMPS, used. Best cash WADSON -*& SON money without the stones. run," he advised. prices paid. Write particulars and ASTWOOD'S Even Jean Hersholt, who played the He termed the outcome of the last price Box 1524 Bermuda Press. 2l07«J«}iii.eitp. 2104>m-a.ekp. title part in the film entitled "The French elections "the first mani 1524„m.etip. Country Doctor" took back with festation in the last century of _a*"___ A bona fide resident is prepared to him to Holllywood, according to the real pubhc will." The Rightists purchase Bermuda Government 5% Dr, Dafoe, a box of these pebbles, to had spent untold sums of money, STOCK and Corporation of Hamil 56-SEATER PLANE WILL BE DUTCH distribute among his childless but to the stupefaction of the world I BRITAIN'S BEST-KNOWN OTHER NEWS IN BRIEF ton DEBENTURES at a liberal friends. the Popular Front had emerged tri BID FOR AIR SUPREMACY VOICE TAKES HOLIDAY premium. LONDON, July 8 (Havas)—King Dr. Dafoe Said many couples had umphant. "The people realized that in any other outcome war was inevita Any owner of the above securities Edward today approved the appoint made a pUgrirnage to Callander since who is interested should communi Chief B.B.C. Announcer Has ment of Lord Hugh Cecil as Provost the birth of the quintuplets aroU3ed ble; if not armed war, then one While Holland's bid for transatlantic air traffic, a seven-engined aero between the classes," he concluded. cate in writing to Box 7325, Ber Broadcast 50,000 Hours of Eton, succeeding the late Mr. world-wide attention, and some of muda Press. plane, is being secretly tested by the state aviation research bureau, details Montague Rhodes James. of the Fokker two-storey 56-passenger plane recently became known when its them, childless on the first visit, 2351*th. ei to wl5. design was shown at the international aviation exhibition in Stockholm, LONDON—Britain's best-known had returned to show him their new LONDON, July 8 (CP)—Britons Sweden. voice recently took a holiday in babies. joined today to honour the 100th The new 56-passenger plane, appropriately called the F-56, was designed Canada and the United States. But —-oo before sailing from England Chief anniversary of the birth ot Joseph FOR SALE and built by Anthony H. G. Fokker, the aeronautical engineer. It is an Chamberlain, father of the Chancel "Haywire*' Telephone Line enlargement of planes of the F-36 type, which now carry 32 passengers on B.B.C. Announcer Stuart Hibberd— owner of the voice—was heard by lor of the Exchequer, Mr. Neville is Free to Subscribers K. L. M.'s continental service from London to Amsterdam and Berlin. The Chamberlain, and Sir Austin Cham NEWYORB 26 ft. Dodge Mahogany SPEED BOAT F-56 is intended to prove Mr. Fokker's contention that it is possible to carry British listeners in a novel role, 150 h.p. Scripps Motor. William talking about himself. berlain. The unveiling of a portrait REGINA, Saskatchewan, Canada.— a considerable number of passengers in comfort at double the speed of a of Joseph Chamberlain in the Albert Conroy. Telephone 2592. dirigible and at less cost. Since making his first radio an The most unusual telephone system 2285*s.ei to f.12 nouncement in 1924, Mr. Hibberd has Hall opened the giant rally. in Canada is found in the southwes The new machine is a four-engined lower story there is a trapdoor broadcast about 50,000 hours. His tern corner of Saskatchewan where FISHING BOAT 'Veona". Dial 1466. cantilever semihigh wing monoplane. through which the crew and, If voice is heard most nights in most LONDON, July 8 (CP)—The Foreign it serves 41 customers, fifteen of 2331*th. Fquipped for day flying, it can carry need be, also the passengers for the British homes. It was surely high Secretary, Mr. Eden, was in seclusion whom are across the international 56 passengers and a crew of six over a We don't know why anyone forward compartment can, with the time Mr. Hibberd told a few things of a country retreat today as the boundary in the state of Montana. distance of 625 miles. When equipped aid of a ladder, enter the machine. about himself. Foreign Office worked on his Cabinet should want to leave Ber for night flying, the F-56 has 28 It is known familiarly as the "hay Announcing, reading news bul report on British policy in prepara wire" system, being built of odds and muda. However, should FOR RENT sleeping berths and four dressing CONVERTIBLE SEATS tion for the Locarno Conference business or pleasure call you rooms, each with two lavatory basins. letins and introducing artists is not ends and operated without cost. boring even after 50,000 hours of it, late this month. Viscount Halifax, The first and only charge on sub to New York, be certain to APARTMENT, newly furnished .elec The machine has a range of 1,000 The upper floor is divided into four Mr. Hibberd said. No two nights are Lord Privy Seal, assumed the direc scribers is for material with which tric stove, refrigerator and water miles. The fuselage has two floors. compartments. For day service each make the HOTEL Le alike and each night is a first night tion of the Foreign Office in the to install an instrument, and this is heater. Telephone connection. The seating arangement on the upper compartment provides accommoda MARQUIS your head for all practical purposes. These absence of Mr. Eden, who was ordered about 32 shillings. No further ac Bermuda Press, Ltd. floor is similar to that in a low-wing tion for eight persons. For night quarters while in town. It is sound like the words of an enthusi to take a week's rest by his physician. count ever is rendered in this com 2226 th.eitp. machine, while the seats on the lower service each compartment contains ast. munity enterprise. Subscribers with the one hotel which can floor are arranged like those in a four sleeping berths. The lower high-wing aeroplane. And Mr. Hibberd is an enthusiast. HONGKONG, July 8. (CP)—Twelve radio receivers broadcast over the boast of the same quiet FURNISHED \NO ITNFTJKNISHFD floor is divided into two compart He believes the most important quali Chinese aviators from the Kwangsi charm as that which makes The one-piece cantilever wing is system daily whether reports and pro ments. For day service each of fication for an announcer is a keen Province of the Southern Govern C O T T . -iG ES made up of two box spars, plywood grammes of entertainment, and Bermuda so delightful. Leave FOB "tKNT OR SALE LAND FOR SALB these compartments seats 12 pas ness for his job. Other qualifications, ment deserted to join Central Gov Estabflshd 1911 ribs and bakelite plywood covering. "amateur hours" are held at fre your bicycles behind because sengers. For night service each has he says, are quickness in dealing with ernment forces today, Japanese Mrs. Gresvcnor Tucker The space between the spars in the quent intervals for which subscribers MISS JANE TUCKER six seats. difficult situations, knowledge of sources reported. Officials at Can theatres and shop are only "New Westbury" Richmond It TAD centre section of the wing is utilized in turn are expected to provide a- Phone 1108 Cable Tear* " As in the case of the upper floor languages and experience of people ton reported to be rationing gasoline musement features. a step from the door. for luggage. Landing flaps are fitted these seats can be converted into two and the world. to the remainder of the pilots to pre Now the haywire system is being to the wing between the ailerons beds. Above these there are two HOTEL The only time he seems to have vent further desertions. connected with the provincial tele Houses and Cottages and the fuselage. The fuselage is folding beds. The seats in *he for been bored was reading birthday Twenty officers of the South-Wes- phone service. Carrying out their constructed with welded chrome- ward and after compartment also £or Rent greetings to 500 children. tern Force deserted on Tuesday with ideas of self-service subscribers drove molybdenum steel tubes and covered, can be converted into two beds each. £eJ4