UGHTING-UP TIME Yesterday's WeatKer 6.45 p.m. Maximum temperature ...... 70.5 Minimum temperature 62.0 Rainfall .64 of an Inch Sunshine 3A hours Tide Table For Feb. kjk High Low (No forecast of today's weather bate Wate Water Sun- Sun- was available from the Bermuda y a.m. pjn. a.m. p.m. rise aet Meteorological Station last night.) *fj 8.30 8.46 2.18 2.47 6.49 6.1S
VOL. 33 NO. 50 HAMILTON. BERMUDA. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 28, 1953 6D PER COPY West Germany Agrees Temporary Zoning Order To Pay £1,170 Million Rejected By One Vote; On Her Pre-War Loans Put Up To New Assembly LONDON, February 27 (Reuter>.-The western half of By the casting vote of Mr. C. G. Gilbert (in the chair) divided Germany—the old enemy and new ally of the Wfst" Clip Functions the House of Assembly yesterday rejected the temporary today signed the biggest external debt settlement in history, zoning order which would have forbidden until the end of June building on foreshores less than 100 feet from the promising to pay £1,170 million on pre-war loans. Of Labour Board highway, on, agricultural land of one-third of an acre or Shattered by war and in • state of chaos after the more and on recreational areas. unconditional surrender of the Nazi regime, West Germany On Its Transfer A message was sent to the i has made tremendous strides towards fall recoverjr—so much message was Governor informing him that the so that she is now a *™*^J^££*£was^madel Before passing a bill trans^ House had decided not to consider Approve £109,500 conquerors. And a great part of her recovery was made ^ £ the order, entitled The Develoo- ferring fl ctions of the ment of Land (Agricultural, possible by the victors in the war, who occupied ner territory [j^^,,,,. Board to Q^ Board of Immigration the House of Assem Recreational and Coastal Areas) Extension To and have built her up to counter the menace of a new war (Zoning) (Temporary Provisions) caused by Soviet expansion. bly yesterday deleted three clauses empowering the board to Order, 1953, further during the The signing of the debt settlement frees West Germany collect information and prepare present session. ^ | The Hospital flom many crippling trade handicaps and opens up a new era statistics relating to the rates of A similar message was sent to the Legislative Council who yes wages, working hours and other A slim House of Assembly for German exerts? whiek are already making great strides terday morning adopted the same agreed late yesterday afternoon in the international market until today, German traders I terms and conditions of employ- order. to vote £109,500 for an extension ,could"~notTpe'ii bank accbtints in ment prevailing from time to Members who opposed the order to the maternity wing of the King London New York or other major tune in the Colony. The clauses were Messrs. H. T. North, B. C. C. Edward Memorial Hospital and to financial centres — their funds also authorised tbe board to order Outerbridge, H. B. L. Wilkinson, build a nurses' residence. The Senate Unanimous ! would have been seized by credi- employers to give the information P. C. Outerbridge, E. R. Williams, money will not, however, be met tors Similarly, Germany had no required. NEW ESTATE.—Picture shows work on a new road being cut out of Glebe Hill near the Mid- J. E. P. Vesey, Ross Winter, access to normal international The motion to delete the Ocean Club's golf course. The road is being made in connection with a real estate develop Edmund Gibbons, G. Powell, R. L.. I °ut of f""""4 expenses since last In Condemning trade credits. clauses, made by - Mr- Ernest ment on Glebe Hill by the Bermuda Development Company which has 20 lots for sale there. The Pearman, Vincent Lee, R. N. December the Assembly agreed to Trade circles said today that | Vesey, was carried by 17 votes to Hodgson W B Furbert C G Place approximately £100,000 in road will make the lots accessible. Work commenced a week ago today and is expected to take Pub c 0 1 // HPrV6_"t6U I QCtS I Germany's competitors in the ex- | eight. Gilbert wd Mrs'. Hilda Aitken. "?» « W . *? Reserve fund 11 port market will soon have to "sit I Those who supported the about six weeks to complete. About 5,800 cubic yards will be excavated. Those in favour were Messrs. E. l±or possible building. The Up and take notice.'' motion were warned by the H. Barnes, H. St. George Butter- request for the money was wAcwTwr-Tr™ PVh 27 —The The agreement was signed by opposition, led by Mr. A.IX Spur- field, E. P. T. Tucker H. r. | contained in a message from the WASHINGTON, Feb. «•—-*?<: re 1 Germanyue lny, the United States, ling, chairman of the Board of Watlington, A. D. Spurling, J. E. Governor. It was accompanied Senate today unanimously * ? . ™" ' ___. _= _.._.__ I£_!_-- ____ «-__ 1__ .~__-^- Assembly Prepares For Defer Compensation adopted President Eisenhower's | Britain, France and 15 other I Immigration, that the effects Pearman, J. C. Astwood, D. C. by a letter from Mr. C. H. V. resolution'djWclatingtheUmtedJn-tkms. It must be ratified by the | might be felt unfavourably in a Smith, Collingwood Burch and Talbot, the manager of the Its Own Dissolution hospital. SU^T^^^^ve-a^nsofIfour principal signatories. __ !*««£_ claimed ^ ^ „_ the Hon. N. H. P. Vesey, the Hon. N. B. Dill, the Hon. H. D. Butter The member-in-charge, Mr. Russia ostensibly carri«l out MILLION A YEAR LJSitJS gatheredwas.useless Upper House Approves £49 The House of Assembly yes- field, the Hon. W. W. Davidson Ernest Vesey, said he was pleased under terms of the Yalta and _Qr &^ yeaTSt West Germany and the time had now come for I terday sent messages to the and Mrs. Edna Watson. the request had come forward. Potsdam agreements. wm pay about £49 milium a year Bermudians to be able to sell Governor and the Legislative A move by Mr. Ernest Vesey The additional buildings, which would include provision for a The Senate also adopted by an a„ainst ^ maii_ debt and in their services for the best possible Council informing them that after Temporary Zoning Order early in the debate to prevent the overwhelminM lMg majority, a rpso,uresolu °"" " «--*»-*-- » -'settlement of post-war ectmomie | price 2 p.m. on Monday there would be House from going into committee psychopathic ward, were badly tion calling upon the President to 1*., _• .. iTr,;+__j c.._._,_ ld from mt to consider tbe order also resulted needed but construction had been bring to the attention of the * _, '£* £ _VJ?H£_? NOW ADJUSTED no further business requiring the rance and Bntjun attention of the House during the in an even division. delayed in the past because of Genfral Assembly of the United fK : *£*£*' When the American bases were The Legislative Council yefterday approved the tempor more urgent matters. Now that Nations alleged persecutions by the annual ^payments £*$** present session. SPEAKER'S DUTY • __j ».„_. _J*__IK*__ „„„».....__«.! annuities of about £68 million. established it might have been ary zoning order "freezing" the development of agricultural, the air terminal was nearing com Russia and her satellite countries necessary to ensure a close liaison Then, after the message had The Speaker, Sir John Cox, told It seems a lot, but the German been agreed to, the House de- recreational and foreshore areas but left the matter of pletion the Works Department ot religious and racial minorities. _ „.i.__ J„„_J (». wn^t fbetween the American authorities, ... , _* .„ , w_«. I the House it was his duty to vote evidently felt it would be able Itato-appr-vedarertutionool^^^g^^^J^^land the Bermuda Government | ?ded not to meet on Monday bnt compensation to the next session of Parliament in view of in favour of going into committee within a year to go ahead with ver to convene again on Tuesday at so that the matter could be fur its own behalf condemning such | may be carried by the saving inl°__ _ the wages the former were the imminent dissolution of the present House of Assembly. the extensions to the hospital. persecutions. ^JvitT* *_^"exi_ort-imDort trade I prepared to pay local employees two o'clock. Major the Hon. David Huxley, | ther considered. He therefore QUEEN TO BE ASKED cast his vote with those who The unanimous endorsement by carrying uui _~ i~ Bermuda had now adjusted itself, The Legislative Council, how the Attorney General, told mem ever, which usually meets on a opposed Mr. Vesey's motion. (The Royal Gazette under the Senate of the administration's n0_Pf *• _ ded in bers that while the recommenda fe f West Ger H m Vexy succee Tuesday morning, decided yester Before he made his motion Mr. stands that Her Majesty the resolution condemning clauses * \ ces* is demonstrated in having the clauses removed, tions of the joint select committee P/Sgt. J. S. Wilson Queen will be asked to lay the day to meet on Monday morning —which suggested an order along Vesey said there was opposition in agreements between Russia and " 9M_54 budget would Mr. Spurling be prepared instead. cornerstone 6f one of the new th W ,ch had be( per the lines of a draft prepared by both inside and outside the House _.__i?v. _. - L " Provides for payment of the debt,4to allow imported labour from.the Before the Assembly is dis to the zoning order. The mapbuilding s when she visits Ber the Public Works Department — Made Inspector; muda on November 24.) •*Syteroa3 y !?£SS_r5?aSoy tne aecietary oi _»ate' , buHnU 3/Emne tax 15 A worA***k - requireand othed rb yplace locas lto peopledo th,e solved — this will probably take which accompanied the order had been approved by both rMr. Talbot's letter, dated h F place on Wednesday — it will showing the various areas to be S fn° ^e ^n_t^rm5rnerOther countries whf*.signed asked Mr. S S. Toddings. Houses of the Legislature, the October, 1952, noted that tbe have to dispose of an interim re Joined Force 1933 zoned was said to be inaccurate requested that the resolution be the agreement at a brief ceremony Mr. Sporting was heard to question -ot compensation had ______I by members. There were suffic- maternity wing of the hospital port of the select committee was overcrowded and as a result debated without partisanshipr •—»-.- |n were_ : ___._-Canada. , Belgium___ -_,.___•, Ceylon_ _,_. , |i interpolat.r^vire tha—~—_t he, woul_—d *Znot—I. . iwhich has been investigating the been raised in the House of As- I I iently strong building regulations He asked that there should be | Denmark, Greece, Ireland,] The Labour Board, said Captain dredging of the Town Cut Chan- sembly. At the head of the stairs in the at present in force to control the patients had to be accommodated no "raking of ashes"~or attempt | Liechenstetn, Luxembourg, Nor-1 Ros.csc WinterWin. or , th_____e las___*_t> -Jchairma- _..—•__«__•n, o__f• |I ^~° ° Both Houses had sent messages Bermuda Police Headquarters is situation. in the hallways. This was highly way, Pakistan, Spain, Sweden, nel. undesirable and inconvenient. A to pin responsibility for the Yalta the board, was instituted as a to the Governor who caused the an office from which police get Continued oa Fife 9 or Potsdam agreements, made by Switzerland, South Africa and war-time arrangement. Its re Mr. A. D. Spurling, chairman of preparation of legislation in res- their uniforms; where their pay small addition to the wing would President Roosevelt and Presi Yugoslavia. Other countries, not strictive policies regulated the the committee, told the House pect of the zoning itself and of is handled and checked and appli- provide ten beds and alleviate dent Truman with Stalin, on the ably Persia and Italy, are expected ability of the individual to get the yesterday an interim report compensation. cations for leave are made. In this condition. to sign later. Twenty-seven would be presented on the next Democratic Presidents. If this Continued on Page 11 His Excellency however, said it are files on various aspects of COLONIAL AUDITOR IS The existing nurses' residence were done, he warned, many nations laid claims against Ger meeting day. Major Huxley, had been advised police work and on police became inadequate prior to the Democrats would feel honour many. that the question of compensa- finances. AU confidential letters last war and two floors of the bound to vote against the resolu The signing took place a year GRANTED SICK LEAVE Crew All Saved tion could not be dealt with by So through the office. newest wing of the hospital had tion, and the world would assume I after the start of the London the zoning order and two drafts "Proprietor" of the office is the to be used to house some of the that it was a Republican move conference on German external of land development rules rela- late Sergeant John Sayers Wilson Mr. Gerald Young, the Colonial nurses, Mr- Talbot continued. rather than a national move. debts. Negotiations were held ting to alternative plans for com- —late because Sergeant Wilson is Auditor, has been granted sick Even this did not prove sufficient Explaining the resolution, under the direction of the tri- pensation had been drawn up. now Inspector Wilson. The pro- leave. It fe understood that owing and 23 nurses were now living in which he said had been drawn partite commission on German U.S. Navy Plane 'Ditches' mrTnvwrFT v rniiffPT FTC" motion was announced yesterday to the state of his health and the neighbouring houses at consider- up by the President and himself, debts^the United States, Britain EXTREMELY COMPLEX to a Government notice and is heavy demands of his official able expense to the hospital anc. he told the Senate that it did not and France. "But compensation was not a retroactive to January 16. duties it is possible he will retire causing difficulties of administra abrogate any international agree- | _ matter raised by the joint select Inspector Wilson joined the from Government service. tion. ment as such, but only those After Leaving Bermuda committee," he continued. "It is Police Force on August 9, 1933. Mr. Young, who is 50 this year, Plans had been prepared for an clauses in such agreements which notice of the UJf. General As was appointed Colonial Auditor adequate - sized residence had been "perverted to lead to sembly, Russian persecution of an extremely complex one and He came to Bermuda in the the effects of certain principles Northumberland Fusiliers (later on October 1, 1952, and has since designed to be built in sections. the subjection of free peoples." minorities. A United States Navy Neptune The first section would provide Wiley I patrol bomber en route from Ber- involved are very far-reaching. the Royal Northumberland been occupied with the onerous NOT REVOLT CALL Senator Alexander task of auditing and, in many for between 65 and 70 nurses and (Republican, Wisconsin, calling muda to the Azores was ditched "It is a matter which could not Fusiliers), and left them a day Met. Station To cases, reorganising the financial would allow the use of the two L The resolution also hoped "that for the adoption of a further at Ocean Station Echo, approxi- possibly be dealt with fairly and previous to joining the Police work of Government depart floors to supply much-needed *he people subjected to Soviet resolution condemning Russian mately 900 miles from Bermuda, justly by this House as it requires I Force. rooms for patients. despotism will one day again ments. Before becoming Colonial persecution of Jews and other at 11-34 a.m. yesterday. All ten iB e Continued, careful consideration. The time Mr. Talbot continued: "An enjoy the right of self-determina Auditor in succession to Mr. minorities, said these persecutions crew members were accounted could not be given to it in view efficient hospital is essential in tion," though Mr. Dulles hastened had horrified the entire civilised | for and no one was seriously | Harold Trimingham he was As of the imminent prorogation of sistant Colonial Treasurer apd any community but is doubly so to explain that this was not a world. injured Says Assembly Parliament." call to these peoples to attempt had spent 24 years in the Trea- in an isolated tourist resort cater He denounced the "phoney The P2V-type aircraft, a twin- I He could see no reason why the ing to 'hospital-conscious' visitors. "bloody and useless revolution." trials in Czechoslovakia, the engined landplane, took off from j tury Department. Following the unanimous adop Bermuda's Meteorological | matter should not be left to the The proposed additional build- charges against Jewish doctors in here at 531 a.m. ye ly At His Government service began tion of the President's resolution ,___» *__ „_ J,"_ ; {MlStation should be continued a next Parliament or why the order when he was 14 years old. He I mZs would not only provide more Moscow and other events culmi- itself should not be now ap today Senate leaders called for nating in severance of diplomatic 10.12 a.m. the U.S. Coast Guard majority of the House of Assem- started as a clerk in the Depart- accommodation but would assist proved. ln ln and got overwhelming support j relations with Israel." received an emergency message Wy decided yesterday. ment of Agriculture in 1917 and . creasing and maintaining t e tUrnlng Bermuda 'Major Huxley felt it of para efficiency.' tor a resolution asking the I The resolution was passed by ^ nnt^ntin . * Mr. Ernest Vesey was taken to was transferred to the Treasury administration to bring to the j a large majority. on one engine task T. Watlington for mount importance that the zoning Continued •• Page 9 order, which is effective until in 1928. F June 30, should go into operation nXu^later^a "iS S„? I £fft^IS_r£& £ , Eden, Butler to Discuss It In Washington minutefortresss) lateroser iann th SB2e ai9 r to(Super- go to1 abUfty "^ ^ predecessors to g^ time to the joint select help. A few minutes later the because they used tugs to committee to consider the matter Coast Guard sent a PBM flying, „manoeuvr, . „, „ e „.„thei„r vessels in and | fully. Ask U.K. Reconsider Her boat off to intercept the returninl out °* «-»"*<»• The Hon. Sir Eldon Triming bomber and alerted two other air- Hotly, Mr. Watlington con- ham regretted that the question U.S. Has British Plan to craft which were on^ training j ^"ff^L*™*, ?* S*r_~i® of the Continued •• Paf* 11 flights in the area The Coast I skippers had not deteriorated in Closure of Garrison Guard cutter Barataria in St. ™*e least. George's Harbour was also Under consideration was theCommitte e Of 25 Half-Way Speed £ Convertibility alerted. I report of a select committee in- Assemblymen agreed " unani Captain the Hon. N. B. Dill, the Short ly before 11 o'clock the j vestigating the best method of To £10,000 Goal mously yesterday that the Gov member-in-charge of the report, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ P2V advised that it did not have providing meteorological services ernor should ask the British said that the committee had done WASHINGTON, Feb. Tt (JP) I enough fuel to reach Bermuda] for the Colony. The committee Government to reconsider the a great deal of work but did not A representative of the Corn- withdrawal of the permanent feel it had sufficient time to make An informed source said today ]*»& was returning to Ocean had reawnmended that thei station, .ttpf nf 2- announped vesterdav Inspector Wilson (above) was 7 Red Attacks u garrison from the Colony because proper recommendations. Some that Britain has laid before the -Station Echo to "ditch." be continued a. the United States £^h?taU-w^ __X XtaS I born on March 4, 1909, at Blyth I United States Government pro , At 11.10 the -plan . e was reported ,_| Ai. r Forc_,_e fel, t .. it coul_ d, not . at . this l^^f ^^^1^1^ ^-Northumberland, and attended its removal would dangerously very interesting historical facts posals aimed at "real progress" 19 miles away from Ocean Station time provide the services desired impair British prestige and tradi had been uncovered. Hurled Back paign to raise £10,000 to equip the Plessey Road School jn the tion in Bermuda. toward making the pound sterling | Et*°. at, £200^ fe^ and^Jen | One Assemblyman who ' and maintain for one year a chil- [ *fun.e town. He joined the The committee felt the Legis The House sent a message to a freely convertible currency. minutes later the ocean station | appointed to the committee did dren's hospital at the former Fusiliers in 1927. lature should go on record as re vessel was sighted the Governor requesting him to The proposals, understood to not sign the report as he was in On August 3, 1939, exactly one gretting the departure of the gar In Korea At 11.30 the aircraft was Dockyard. ask the Secretary of State for the be hedged with various protec opposition. He was Mr. H. B. L. rison, he said. circling the ocean station, Up to yesterday^^ , the committee month before war broke out, Colonies to re-open the matter on tive devices, would need United Wilkinson. Another member, Mr. Mr. C. G. Gilbert said he was exhausting its fuel supply. At had collected £5,000, including j Inspector Wilson married Miss the highest level so that a per SEOUL, Feb. 27 Iff) — Allied States approval and cooperation Edmund Gibbons, did not sign it very pleased with the message 11.34 it was "ditched'' close to the more than £1,000 contributed by Ella Lorraine Doe, daughter ot manent defence garrison, how infantrymen hurled back seven to become effective. As outlined, either as he was out of the Colony which he thought excellent. The cutter on ocean station duty. The the radio programme, "House Mr. Kenneth Doe and the late ever small, might continue to be Communist attacks along the they would include: at the time it was presented to the time was a good one to send such cutter reported that six men were wives Choice." Mrs. Doe. The following day the maintained in the Islands. Korean battlefront today and House. But from his remarks in a message as it might be possible A dollar fund to stabilise the in a raft and four were in the The drive, which was sche- couple set out for England for Suggestions were made in the killed more than 50 Communists the Assembly yesterday he did, , . . ^ _, . _, to send a regiment or half a pound, a plan for pegging prices water. All the men were picked 1 their honeymoon. The day after House that Bermuda should offer •\/[__inclwiing 35 members of a not appear to be in agreement 5"** *°, end today, has been ex- regiment from the 50,000 troops of free world raw materials, and up by 12.02 pjn., none of them with the recommendations ! tended *°r another week. Door- war was declared they were in a to pay towards the maintenance balky Chinese patroL t who were to be withdrawn from plans for tightening up on infla seriously injured. Aircraft were to-door canvassing will be con- ship returning to Bermuda. ot a garrison. An Allied unit caught 40 snoop the Suez Canal Zone. tion in the British Common recalled by the Coast Guard, the The chairman of the committee, j tinued in Pembroke and the City Inspector Wilson used to be The message was included in ing but reluctant Reds in an am wealth to give the pound a firmer Captain the Hon- N. B. Dill, said A contribution towards the Naval Station and Kindley Base. of Hamilton. All other parishes j active in sports bu______t has _ha d t0 an interim report from the joint bush east of the Hook on the value. The Kindley plane at the time that at one time it appeared the have been canvassed. maintenance of a garrison would western front. A Chinese officer stop owing to the pressure of select committee considering the The proposals were sent to was within 150 miles of the United States authorities would The committee has obtained a British Government's proposal re be much more convincing than roughed UP two squad leaders police work. He entered his fine words and phrases, claimed Washington in advance of next "ditched" plane. be prepared to give toe weather l^pi^'building at Ireland la present job some three years ago, garding the disposal of its surplus who hesitated to advance into no ser vice requested. They aske^ | Mr. D. C. Smith. He suggested week's visHrhy the Foreign Sec The Coast Guard cutter Duane, land> and had hoped to Mme it replacing Mr. George Smith, properties in the Colony. man's land. Allied rifle fire cut for the requirements of the Ber the Bermuda Government should retary, Mr. Anthony Eden and which had been relieved by the after Prince Charles. However, a assistant Superintendent, who has The report, which was adopted, down all but fire of the Reds. the Chancellor of the Exchequer cutter Coos Bay and was proceed muda Government to be put in make a substantial contribution On the western front, United recently - published Government left Bermuda. noted that a hasty or immature Mr. R. A. Butler, the source said. ing to Bermuda with another writing. This was done and then decision on the question would towards the cost of maintaining a Nations troops threw back a IS*? notice stated that until the Royal The inspector praised the They were described as the heart medical case aboard, was diverted an answer was received inform be fraught with gravest risks and garrison. The Home Government man Red attack near Kelly Hill children are a little older, their former Commissioner qf Police, of the talks in which the British back to the ocean station to re ing the committee that the has recommended that after the would give tiie message more in bitter, close-range fighting. names pay not be used for pub Mr. McBeath. "He helped keep hope to lay a foundation for an move the Neptune's crew and U.S.A.F. could not undertake the lic institutions. No alternative the administration on the right convening of tiie new Parliament sympathetic consideration if such The Be-s opened the jab with a enduring solution to their econo return them to Bermuda. The commitment at present. name has yet been decided upon, track," he said- another committee he appointed an arrangement underlined it. Continued on Tag* 4 mic troubles. Duane is expected" here tomorrow. Continued on Pagt 11 the spokesman said yesterday.' Continued an Page 4 to continue study of the matter. Continued aa Page 9. •imp »• mSKKmwmmmmemapam
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SMp Sog*l daxrtt* M.C.P. For AH 9 Parishes SAYS REICH WILL TAKE Reina Del Pacifico Stays ktttek Decrease Ctffl 1 FnWished Dally Incorporating Envisaged As Possible SHARE OF NATO COSTS Here Overnight A senior police OTficial yesta Tm* Royal Gazette (Bat. 1828). * "to^e SOiary j day noted a decrease in the crbj MAY FURTHF Tba Colonist and - Daily Haws Assent was yesterday given by The Pacific Steam Navigation Co. rate. *_Jurgl__ry had decreased *_*. (Eat 18
50621«- •crease Cri THE ROYAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1953 Page 5 ice official yesty Icrease in the crii MAY FURTHER CURB and storing by the United States Went "In Scan ties To See Churchill had decreased Government of a "great deal" ot ARREST ORDER OUT FOR TO SHARE IN COST OF German Police Hold Fire Of YANKEE STORE I stated. UJS. DAIRY IMPORTS butter. The Government would *I feef it is pari also purchase cheese and non-fat WANTED NAZI GENERAL MYCOLOGICAL INSTITUTE Alleged Czech Spy Ring MTests." « milk solids if necessary, to sup SOUVENIRS HAMBURG, Germany, Feb. 27 port prices. Jealous English Beauties Eisenhower Administration Commanded SS Division Questions Asked In House (Reuter). — West German police He said more than 85 million Native Cedar Work 1 investigating an alleged. spy ring To Continue Price Support pounds of butter were already Guilty Of French Massacre On Cedar Infestation for Czechoslovakia made a fifth stored in Government ware PLAYING CARDS Frighten French Rivals arrest here today. Cathedra'£*\ WASHINGTON, Feb. 27 (Reu- houses. This butter had been BONN, Germany, Feb. 27 (Reu Bermuda is to pay £112 to ^ ter). — The United States Secre- purchased under previous sup ter). British occupation officials wards the erection of a new Com Four men were arrested yes Bermuda Scarves LONDON, Feb. 27 (Reuter).—A bevy of scantily-clad monwealth Agricultural Bureaux f IT "*~* tary of Agriculture, Mr. Ezra port operations. today issued a warrant for the terday, three in West Berlin and and Handkerchiefs •W* Benson, said today that he was arrest of General Lammerding, a girls called at tbe Prime Minister's residence today to prove Mycological Institute to be built Mr. Benson said he regarded wartime S.S. general wanted by that they were more glamorous than Paris University girls. in the United Kingdom at a cost one in Bonn. Their identity has mk considering placing greater re- the support programme as un Cocktail Napkins f™**y f* stricUons on butter and milk France for >v iping out an entire Despite tbe chilly weather, the girls were not invited of £55,000. not been disclosed. sound because it tended to price village population in 1944. The money was voted yester j Communion imports. dairy products out of the market inside No. 10 Downing Street. A servant accepted a petition A German security source said Jewellery of Coral, Ivory Mr. Benson said this at a press Lammerding is thought to be day afternoon by the House of and to cause them to pile up in hiding in the U.S. Zone. He they carried and shut the door. Assembly after consideration of a it was believed that the ring had conference after he announced Government storage. spied on Allied forces, the West Amber and Crystal that United States dairy product operated a contractor's business The girls, from Reading University, were protesting an message from tbe Governor IChoral But, because the Government in Duesseldorf until the recent invitation by male students to three Paris beauties to lead stating it was intended to build German border zone, shipping prices would be supported by the supported prices of grain used in I Eucharist Government at 90 per cent of trial of 11 of his men for taking a university celebration tomorrow. toe institute. It was proposed and industry. KODAK FILM dairy feed at 90 per cent of part ih the massacre of Oradour tbat Colonial Governments, in parity for another year, begin The men announced on Wed- Lord Bishop ning on April 1. parity, it was advisable, he said, In France. He left town and has view of the great value of the to keep dairy supports at tbe same not been seen since. nesday that they had invited the work to Colonial territories car Mr. Benson said tbe continued level' aat& a better programme Be was commander of tbe French girls because Reading SON AND HEIR BORN ried out at the institute, should support would mean the purchase was developed. "Reich" Division of the S.S. which girls were "not glamorous contribute a sum of approxi lliide from Pre- carried out the massacre. enough?* TO SERETSE KHAMA mately £10,500. But the Reading girls won their |e and Fugue in French authorities recently re Bermuda's contribution was newed demands for bis extradi fight. From Paris came an an -/. 5. Bach nouncement tbat tbe trio ha4 can £112. tion on another mass slaying case But U.K. Ruling Excludes • Moving concurrence in the re for which he was sentenced to celled their trip for fear of "riots'* BEGK's BEER quest, Mr. H. St. George Butter Sandys Fashion House death in absentia in July, 1961. started by jealous English girls. Tbe seven shapely Reading Him From Leading Tribe field, chairman of the Board of He has not yet been accused in the Agriculture, said that Colonies in _vensong Oradour case. girls in brief bathing suits or chorus girl-outfits arrived at Pad- LONDON, Feb. 27 {Reuter).— the tropics or sub-tropics would ind Sermon The massacre be was sentenced A son was born today to Mrs. be the most likely to benefit from Specializing in making for took place in Tulle, France, dington Station — to an accom- eber: paniament of admiring wolf Ruth Khama, blonde English the research work done at the 11944, when S.S. troopers hanged woman whose marriage to Seretse institute. Mycology was the of Paget [99 French hostages from lamp- whistles — in the lunch hour. 1 They paraded through London Khama, Chief of Africa's science of fungi. Men's Shirts and Shorts posts and balconies as a repri Eamangwato tribe, touched off sal for resistance attacks against fog without any outer clothing Asked by Mr. Toddings If the to the Prime Minister's residence. one of the greatest racial con institute gave the Colony any •German servicemen. troversies in British colonial Ladies' Dresses, Skirts, v i An American official said the Red-haired Brenda Bury, 20, an assistance in its fight .against the I history and resulted in Seretse's cedar scale Mr. Butterfield said art student who wore sequinned U.S. High Commission has not exile. yet received any request for assis tights, said: "My mother bas cut it had not but another British Blouses, Draperies, Etc. tance in tracking him down. me off without a penny for this The news of the arrival of a institute had been intrumental in X escapade." son and heir to ex-Chief Seretse obtaining the services of Dr. ruese o Thompson for the Colony. He was Visit us at Or call 8151 MOSCOW, Feb. 24 (Reuter). — Later, the girls held a victory Khama was cabled from a quiet banquet at a fashionable London garden suburb of London to the expert employed by Bermuda Chr isle j- Hall (Bldg.) for Home Service. General S. Shtemenko, former to study the cedar disease. Church Soviet Army chief of staff, atten hotel — still in their abbreviated Serowe, capital of Bechu anal and Central Street, Open from 9 a.m.—5 p.m. dress. Waiters and the manage where the Bamangwato tribe live. b WITH THE ded a reception in East Berlin last The Hon. N. H. P. Vesey asked Somerset. Thursday 9—12 night, Moscow Radio reported. He ment pretended not to notice. Though there may be celebra whether the Department of Agri Meantime, a forlorn delegation tions and rejoicing among those culture had succeeded in stopping Welcome 5092+s. was recently replaced by Marshal Vassily Sokolovsky. of 20 Reading men students, tribesmen who want Seretse back, the cedar disease or whether it West clutching bouquets, waited in the birth of a son makes no differ was on tbe increase. Love vain on Folkestone pier for the ence to tbe succession as far as Mr. Butterfield replied that the arrival of the Paris beauties on Britain is concerned. An Order scale had been arrested merely |NTOS, Pastor j a cross-Channel steamer. in Council last year aimed to put at the present time. "We had bodyguards all ready an end to the four-year-old con In answer to another question )S, Asst. Paste, to protect the French girls from troversy by excluding Seretse from Mr. Vesey Mr. Butterfield our women," a spokesman said. permanently from tbe chieftain ICES said he would not describe the "Tbey shouldn't have done tills ship. It excluded his children as position as completely hopeless. this to us." well. The Khamas already have a No one could say what would daughter. KNOWN THE WORLD OVER £rviee in happen. £500 Reward The Bamangwato is divided on The Department had decided to ortugruese NO CONFIRMATION OF the subject of a new chief. Some abandon its efforts in the West ervice in Englis want to elect Rasebolai, next in Indies to germinate seeds of the I School line after Seretse and his uncle, FINNISH TANKER DEAL Tchekedi—also exiled at the time Bermuda cedar tree. People's Societ; of the troubles which followed It had been found the seeds SHEWED r*R0M THE FINEST MALT ANO HOPS krvice in Armed Robbery SINGAPORE, Feb. 27 (Reu the marriage, but since allowed to would not germinate there. ter). — Singapore Government srtuguese return as a private citizen. An and U.S. consular officials said equally large proportion refuses STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Feb. 27 FRITH'S LIQUORS LTD. bere today that they had no to consider anyone but Seretse. (Reuter). — South Sweden yes knowledge of reported negotia terday recorded its highest Feb people's Meetinj tions on a last minute deal aimed Meanwhile Seretse goes on Sole Agents Whereas at 6.30 p.m. Saturday, 31st January, 1953, Madeleine studying law- He receives an ruary temperatures in 75 years. at preventing a tanker load of allowance of £1,000 a year from Warmest spot was the village of 7,000 tons of jet plane fuel from Lxidbyhed at 53.6 degrees. St. George's Hamilton Somerset (reaching Caro, while alone in her residence at "Deepwater," Harrington reaching Communist China. the British Government and pdist Church, ! draws a similar amount from the The Finnish tanker, Wiima, orofit of his cattle herd back to Parish Sound Road, Smith's Parish, in the Islands of Bermuda, was made bound for Shanghai from the Be chuanaland. Rumanian Black Sea port of The British Government bas Constanta, put into harbour here id Prayer not ruled out the possibility of the to take off the jewellery she was wearing, by an armed hooded man after tbe U.S. State Department exile one day returning to bis had asked Finland and Turkey tribal estates, but first a new chief It's New who afterwards secured her to a chair with one-inch adhesive tape, to stop the ship without result. must be in the saddle and peace Last-minute negotiations be Io Service, ZBM must reign in the country. Seretse and then made off at the whistle-signal of his accomplice, who was tween Washington and Helsinki would be expected to give some It's The Plastic Wonder Tile! for the sale of the ship were re such undertaking as his uncle ported here by tbe British-owned gave to keep out of politics. This outside the house. Straits Times yesterday. he has not so far done. The newspaper said tbat if the It is therefore assumed here sale were successful the ship's that he has not abandoned his cargo might be transferred to claim to the chieftainship. KOROSEAL £500 reward will be paid by Mr. H. J. Caro of the same another tanker and returned to o HCH Constanta. U.S. consular officials address to any person who shall give such information as may said that if negotiations were Police Salaries Too Low (Canada) taking place they would not nec Now available for the first time in Bermuda! We can essarily know about them. When Minister lead to the recovery of any part of the jewellery and the arrest and the ship arrived in Singapore her For "Right Type Of Men" offer you Koroseal Plastic Tile, the Tile with a brilliance and agents said she was awaiting or depth of colouring never before obtainable. conviction of the delinquent or delinquents. ders from tiie owners. The Hon. Leon Fox warned the o Legislative Council yesterday TOKYO, Feb. 27 (Reuter). — that Bermuda was going to bave Yes, after months of intensive research and testing, B. » Japan and Pakistan are negotiat a difficult time recruiting tiie F. Goodrich, Manufacturers of Tile for over 25 years, have :ERS ing a £35 million trade agree "right type of men" for the Police j ment, a Trade Ministry spokes Force at the salaries being produced Koroseal Plastic Tile. Description and photographs of Jewellery man said here today. Japan plans offered. to sell Pakistan textiles, iron and The Council was considering an steel products and machinery in amendment to tiie t Civil Service return for raw cotton and jute of Act, 1952, which authorises the Check These Features! an equivalent value. strengthening of the lower eche lons of the Force. The amend Fire resistant ment was drawn up as a result of suggestions made by the Inspec Flexible and resilient r tor General of Colonial Police who visited Bermuda last year. High resistance to oils and greases Mr. Fox went on to say that mt for £ 65 a month the Colony was Moisture resistant not going to get the type of men it should. Police work, he said, Unaffected by gasoline, alcohol or alkali ino was not attractive unless the pay was proportionate. Not easily indented led Tbe Colonial Secretary, the Han. O. R. Arthur, said he felt Installed as easily as Rubber or Asphalt Tile very strongly that men should be recruited locally as toey were BROOCH more useful than men obtained Rubies and Diamonds from abroad. Available in several sparkling new colours. Detaches at centre and can be worn as two clips. BRACELET "If we cannot find suitable men Gold band and rubies in Bermuda to do the job" we are Insurance value £ 1,000. only paying the penalty of pros Insurance' value $2,000 perity," he added. Remember, we maintain a Flooring Division to lay The bill was passed. your me for you promptly, efficiently and at a EAR CLIPS Also passed was a resolve Three rubies authorising tiie expenditure of moderate cost. Let us give you an estimate. surrounded by ; Brighter light £3,620 to pay for toe recruiting */th. M diamonds and training in the United King Insurance value dom of 20 police constables. £400 o &._. —longer 3NE W DELHI, India, Feb. 27 Ask today to see the New Plastic Wonder Tile — KOROSEAL! ».. _•-._-_*_-.-». _.-j (Reuter). — The Communists- fSS-sfe. inspired all-India peace council today marked "Halt Eisenhower PEARMAN, WATLINGTON & CO. Day" with a mass meeting **in 1 MASTERS LTD. protest against" the dangerous Hamilton Phone 4141 policy outlined by the United 'Stmt*. V States president," NANCY By Ernie Bushmiller I! az; ^n f THERE'S I'LL PUT THIS J BEEN A MASK IN THE Ring No. 1 Ring No. 2 f LOT OF WINDOW—IT MIGHT m Large diamond with Two large centre Z baquettes rubies with RPBBERIES KEEP PROWLERS Insurance value diamonds and rubies V 11ATELY AWAV 1 £2,500 on each aide Insurance value £530
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llllljl Page 4 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1953 Mr. Eliashiv said the Russian 7 Red Attacks Hurled Jewish Envoy Td Moscow move, which followed a bomb SEARCH FOR SUBMARINE Former Berkeley Student attack on the Soviet legation here, farmer 'Wudiiri Back In Korea lEngttslj faking Uttum Returns To Homeland cam* as a "complete surprise" fjp OFF CALIFORNIA COAST Gives Talk On Nursing other dilomatic representatives Tory Candidate Continued from P«g« 1 , i in Moscow. ( u '%''*!. Miss Juanita Furbert, a young Monday, March X Club Tea at 3.45 TEL AVnrt Israel, Feb. 27 Thespiit between toe no (coun 5,600-round artillery and morkty- (Reuter). — Mr. Samuel Eliashiv, nsnerman Reports Seeing Bermuda girl who studied nur Speaker: COLONEL ARTHUR r. COSBY tries climaxed a "Zionist" purge For City CdUiicil sing at the Royal Free Hospital barrage. Israeli Minister expelled from in the iron curtain countries in in London, yesterday morning Address: "The Amfericab Inauguration" VToscow when Russian broke dip the past few months. Russia is Unidentified Vessel In the air, 11 U.S. B-29 Super- addressed staff and pupils of the forts last night blasted a sprawl illustrated with toe film "Pageant of toe inauguration'*,, lomatic ties wito Israel, returned believed to have used tiie bomb Berkeley Institute, where she had iere today to report to his attack as a pretext to break with SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 27 tm. been a student and staff member. ing Communist supply centre on TICKET 5/- jOvernment. Israel. —A fisherman's report of seeing the North Korean east coast an unidentified submarine surface Miss Furbert described the qualifications necessary to enter south of rubbled Wonsan. Crew VISITORS GORDIALLY W.SLCOMED off the northern California coast at dusk on Tuesday touched off nurses' training and outlined the men reported the area rocked 5
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v Verdmont Estate Zoning Budget For Mow Year Jelk# Found m.- Order k Discharge! Gtfttfy 6it Because of an error in the des India Plans Increases cription of a plot of land the zon ing order relating to the Verd- Two Counts jrtot-t' Estate was yesterday dis charged from the Legislative foVtmeil's orders for the. day. In Military Spending NEW YORK, Feb. 27 — A N«w y*fiie Attorney General, Major York general sessions jury to the Hon. David Huxley, explain NEW DELHI, February 27 (Reuter). — The Indian night found Minot. (Mickey) ed that the error was discovered Jelke, 23, guilty on two counts of during debate on the order in the Government today introduced the country's biggest budget compulsory prostitution. House of Assembly. in six years of independence. The margarine heir faces & pos The order could not go into The 1963-54 budget totals 4,920,606,050 rupees (£.338 sible 60-ye.ar prison sentence. The force until both Houses assented million). ft caHs for arr overall deficit of 1,400,000,000 rupees JiiTy recommended, leniencj£ .; and the order could not be (£105 million). Jelkei scion,. of a w^a^jiy changed. The Finance Minister, Mr. reduction in the size of the armed Chicago familjb was charged Chintaman Deshmukeh, said in- i forces so long as there is any #iffi' recruiting young apd b#abti- ful Iww York gji'lk for prosti ! come tax w_l tie reduced^ export danger to the country's security." tution and taking ]S&*t #P pi&r I tariffs on some goods will be He ^^ he did ^ u^g^ fr. earning. All tbtK sufeS'sfc resti- Have yoa halved and .import duties1 cut fa* wag tabmg any "undue risk" in mony was heard in camera some essential foods and medi budgeting for a £ 105 million de- cines. Principal witness tot wife pto- ficit. He said it would largely seeution waS iW-fim^o'M Pat To offset these reductions, in- go toward capital expenditure. Wwi ^NS^is reporter? to bw^e eaten I creased duties will be levied on He said India's five-year devel testift^ij" that. durih.-T 1'% Months 1 many luxury goods. opment plan calls for the spend she earned $10,000 fdr JrogL A : Defence spending will be about ing of 3,000 million rupees ( £225 bevy dr Qmt_r young, \vomen, at the £130 million. This is an increase million) to be met by deficit fin some of them , admitted. jS_10_jn- on last year's, the Navy and Air ancing — an average of £ 45 mil tutes and one. of theih' nq\v await- force estimates accounting for lion a year. in* trial for keeping a diSbi'deriy most of the increase. house, ij&tSiyiffince raP t5fw state. The minister said: "There earn ., Tax-free income will be raised j .TfifeCTiiPia ffli^if^ derail Jlfth Inverurie? 1 be no question of any large-scale J ?]L- , i«_ * Import 0 tariffs on penicillin and sulfa m£ NB$ i ^ awista'bt Dreftfifct drugs will be reduced. a¥t(ffi_®^ Kfr. ii^bler, deAifthicihg Jelke as a\_r3ffl_BS& profcitfSJjj^ho Import duty on British cars will Had ai^Ss^ to' fro* Best «9uu5? in be raised from 60 to 72 per cent, NS$ YajS?,' an' enfiraf 6f WufiSi NOTICE on other cars from 66.6 to 75 per tostJ^i^Kny j>ouhjg sW6ft tdovt tM- cent Import duties win also va'nta^e. be increased on toilet goods, some Br textiles, crockery and glass, race tiemrW&M A MtW a%Jhe Annual Public Meeting horses and precious stones. Par eeiiSbi-ated' * _r',^B; iff. Lifter cel post rates will yo up, together charged that Jelke on one oc with postal registration fees. casion, instructed Pat Ward: of The Sunshine League "Get after tbat guy, he'll gay Mr. Deshmukh said the Gov will be held on hundreds." . ern is setting up a tax inquiry DENIES 'FRAMING' 1 commission to conduct a compre Later, Mr. Liebler said, vtse man Thursday, 5th March hensive two-year investigation was entertained by Pat to Jelke's into aH fields of taxation in India. WEDDING apartment at 155 E. 47th st., and AT TRItflfY HALL Pat received $200. " ' Good,' Mr. Liebler quoted 3.30 p.m. The bride received her early jeStse. " 'I totat.yoa you'd Mite PAKISTANI MINISTER Faries — Cassidy education at the Dellwood School it. I told you he had money.' ", _ Guest Speaker: MRS. GLORIA BENJAMIN and then attended tbe Mount St. Answering defence charges thkt Female Probation Officer Two Bermudians' exchanged Agnes Academy', from which She he had "framed" Jelke, and that ACCUSED OF HERESY marriage vows' 0__ i Thursday graduated. The bridegroom at his only witnesses were "prosti evening at St. John's Church, tended Warwick Academy. tutes and pimps," Mr. Liebler The Public is Cordially Invited. Pembroke, when Miss Mary Tbey are hotj|' employed at the told the jury he could prove his 5053*s. Troops Galled Oflt To Rosemarie Cassidy became the Benmffife -SBSSffc Light Com ease only by calling persons of bride oif Mr. Ervin Alexander pany, whtj&£ Nfr& Faries is Micky's- "oWh at," panders and TRIMINGHAM'S OWN SHIRT Quell Karachi Riot Faries. secretSW to Mr. CJfeorge Moun prostitutes. The bride is the daughter of tain a___f Mr. firies is a meter- The state's case was based on a shirt wfr-h individuality and character THE BERMUDIANA THEATRE (Special through Reuter) Mr. and Mrs. John Cassidy, Sr., reader. Pat Ward's charge that Jelke heo. of "Aurora House," Pembroke, her into a life of prostitution KARACHI^ Pakistan, Feb. 27 -6 Edward Everett Horton (Reuter).—rae Pakistan Govern and the bridegroom is the son of after she "feB in love wfth' bfin," Its success lies in the soft roll of the ment tonight promised t«$ punish Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Faries, of and sufccumbed to his wiles as a in the organisers of today's religious 'Quincy Cottage," Ord Road, CANADIAN imm GIFT procurer. "UNCLE FRED FLITS BY" demonstrations again g't. the' Warwick. In the gtate and defence sum collar, ana* its wonderful cut. San Foreign Minister, Sir Mohammed FOR FLOOD VICTIMS mations it was. noted that both Tonight and Box Office ©pen 1 - 6 Zafrullah Khan, central figure in! Wearing a full-length gown of ice-blue satin and carrying a sides were careful not to mention forized, it has generous length, and is a heresy dispute between Moslem THE HAGUE, Holland (Reu the names of the men alleged to Sunday night at 8.45 p.m. at Harnett & Richardson sects. bouquet of pink and white car Tel. 4128 nations, the bride was given In ter). — Nearly $1,000 in dona have been clients of prostitutes. made from high count, long stdpled Troops in battle order lined the marriage by her brother, Mr. tions from officers and men of the streets as arm-waving demon 27th Canadian Infs_btory Brigade Ottawa represented the brigade. Hilton Cassidy. The Dutch disaster fund chief, Charlton Heston strators, s h outing for the at Hanover, Germany, was turned - cotton with single needled seams . . ." minister's dismissal, marched to' The Rev. E. Nowell B. Chap over to Dutch food relief officials' Lieutenant General P. Alons, In Person his home and to the home of the man performed the marriage bert$. thanked the Cansdians in the And LYDIA CLARKE Prime Minister, Mr. Khwaji ceremony. The organist was Mr. The Canadian ambassador, Mr. name of the Dutch people. Oxfords and Broadcloth. Nazimuddiri. David Wadson and hymns, sung Thomas ,A. Sjtone, ftesented^af A similar sum has been at the service were "O Perfect $924 gift to the disaster fund i.x collected from the brigade for in . There was little violence and from 30/- no one was badly hurt. Police, Love" and "Lead Us Heavenly tt ceremony at his embassy. Major English flood victims and sent io t_oW*"*er, charged one group Father, Lead Us." R. A. Briggs of Vancouver and London, Mr. Stone said. "Bell, Book and 1 throwing stones hear the [ Miss Sheila Cassidy, the bride's j Premier's house and Arrested niece, was maid of honour. She several persons, including the was dressed in a ballerina-length fc= Candle'\ demonstrators' 15 - man action j gown of mauve -brocaded safta > committee. and carried % bounuet of mixed Next Tuesday and Sir Zafrulla Khan, one of the sweet peas. Mr. Fugene Faries,' t. . ».* __•_*.- most eminent men in Asia, is a ' brother of the bridegroom, was all week former member of the Viceroy of] best main. %BK9 at 8.45 p.m. _ndia"s Executive Council and a| The bridesmaids were Miss' jurist of the high court of British M.nry Ropers, a cousin of the Avoid Disappointment • Indie. He saw nothing ot today's bride, Miss Janette Faries, tike Store hours today: 9.00 a.m. fb 5.30 p.m. — Book Now "M demonstration as he is visiting bridegroom's sister, and Miss Egypt. Eleanor DeSilva. They wore Throughout the day truckloadi. j latterina-length gowns of Wo- of demonstrators rounded up by j caded satin in yellow, pink and U**** police were driven to the Otff-l green and carried mixed sweet ikirts of the capital and clumped i_e_fs... , ffWre. Ushers,..were Mr. John Faries, A Government communique cousin of the bridegroom, Mr. said tonight that "those respon tiafvfd Mello and Mr. Gilbert "J^-^ sible must face rae consequences." Lindo. I The Government said the seed Attending the couple as flowerl of agitation was sown by the girl and page boy were tbe Ahrars, a politico-religious group bride's niece and nephew,. Sally VilfOl the described as "bitter opponents of Ann Cassidy and Michael the Moslem freedom movement Cassidy. which seeks to emancipate Islam Following the marriage cere from medieval customs such as mony a reception was held at the food for the veiling of women. Alexandrina Hall. DRESS SALE growth and An Executor must give constant 4 Lost Day Today vitalit y attention to the settlement of an estate, sometimes for a year or more. That might be burdensome fo a A Large Number of Virol is a highly concentrated relative or friend. This Bank wel food made from malt extract, specially refined fats, eggs, sugars, comes the task drtd performs if gluc6s* and Orange juke WitB EVENING - DINNER - DAYTIME DRESSES added mineral salts and vifamiils ... all the essentials for healtliy efficiently. growth and development. That •feffgl is why children get lasting benefit Never before have we offered so miich fof so tittle. Check these 4F by taking Virol regularly during their growing years. The Bank df Bermuda items — compare these prices — and then shop early! Limited 50*0+.. Evening and Dinner Gowns from £4. G.0 Velvet or Rayon Evening Wraps from £6. 0.0 MARK TRAIL By ED D0DD Stoics for evening wear iff RafyOff H.Y6.4
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Entries for toe competition are Gateshead vs. Bolton The Greens, league champions currently being sought and wiU this season, will be playing the At Garrison Field At Prospect ENGLISH LEAGUE close on Monday, March 2. The Pembroke Panthers in the shoot has teams of four and First Division Knockout Cup final next Sun Cardiff vs. Charlton entries may be made by contact The first inter-league match to be played in Bermuda Manchester C. vs. Portsmouth day, and tomorrow's match ing Ed Barnes at 4526 after six ' will he played at the Garrison Field, Prospect, tomorrow Newcastle vs. Wolverhampton against, the Whites will serve as a o'clock. I practice for that match. afternoon, when the picked team of the Bermuda Football Preston vs. Cheslea A practice session wiU be held ii.. Stoke vs. Manchester U. The teams: between seven and eight o'clock' Combination meet the picked team of the Bermuda Football West Bromwich vs. Sunderland Greens—D. Thorne; D. DeSousa Wednesday, with the shoot proper League. and T. Cassidy; J. Gibbons, A. to get under way at eight. The game will start at 3.15 p.m., Second Division Lopes and R. Leach; W. Cowen, but long before tbat time, it is Bury vs. Doncaster , M. Stone, R. Mayne, W. DeSilva expected tbe entrances to 'tbe How The Teams Fulham vs. Hull (captain) and N. Gonzalves. AIR FORCE BOXER DIES field will be jammed witb fans Leeds vs. Sheffield U. , Whites—F. Smith (captain); D. AFTER BOUT IN ENGLAND making their way to tbe field. WiU Une Up Leicester vs. Notts F. Smith and R. Johnson; E. Mello, Without, question, the game Luton vs. Huddersfield R. Constable and J. Cabral; R. CONINGSBY, England, Feb. 2%- wDl produce about tbe best foot- Plymouth vs. Barnsley Bailey, D. Tatem. C. DeSilva, M. Rotherham vs. Lincoln I (/p)._Harold (Tony) Adams, 18-,, boll to be seen in Bermuda, ior B. F. C. Davis and G. DeSUva. yeer-old member of toe Royc.1 it represents the best football Southampton vs. Brentford - The Whites will be using two Air Force, died yesterday after talent available. Wirthlin West Ham vs. Blackburn of their senior players, graduates being carried from the ring in an The B_F.C. have weakened their Blee WaU Third Division (South) from the junior ranks, in an effort amateur boxing match Wednesday chances of winning somewhat as Aldershot vs. Southend to make the game more closely Freddie Wall bruised the bone of Stewart Logan night. Mayne Bristol R. vs. Northampton contested. Sixteen boxers, amateur and his right shoulder in a collision Colchester vs. Bournemouth with goalie Victor Flood during Bu tcher perreira professional — have died since Coventry vs. Ipswich 1946 following fights in British the practice match on Thursday. De Couto Ferreira Adams i Exeter vs. Leyton As a result ot this bruise, Wall Three First Round Matches rings. Gillingham vs. Bristol C. The referee stopped the bout- will not be played OD Sunday. M.Simmons Symonds E.Simmons Millwall vs. Torquay Freddie WaU told Tbe Royal Adams' second of the evening— RusseU Dyer ORIGINAL B.F.C. PICK which was to have played the B.F.L. tomorrow at Prospect. This picture was Norwich vs. Reading Played In Ocean View Golf in the first round. Adams had Gazette yesterday that he did not Queen's P. R. vs. Brighton know definitely whether he would Augustus Seymour Leverock taken just before the start of the Tick" game against the B.A.A. daring which Freddie Wall, star gone down for a count of eight B.F.C. forward, was injured. Shown here are: front row, left te right: Roddie DeCouto, Renato Shrewsbury vs. Newport Three first round matches of 1 be fit to play, until Sunday Morrissey R. Simmons Swindon vs. Watford and had collapsed again after morning. Perreira, Freddie WaU, Gibbie Ferreira and "Horse" Adams; back row, left to right: Pat Blee, "Strom- tbe Ocean View Golf Club's getting back on his feet. I_f\ A. Spencer Walsall vs. Crystal Palace ladies' championship tournament MEANS A LOT bell Faries, Syd Butcher, Paul Wirthlin, "Blade" Mello and WaUy WaU. Freddie Wall, Faries and opponent was another R.A.f*. were played on Thursday. The member. "That game means a lot to me," B. F. I_. I Mello were not on toe team picked yesterday, while Tommy Logan, Willie Mayne and "Jock" Third Division (North) other match wiU be played today, Accrington vs. Southport he told The Royal Gazette. "Tve Stewart were added. to bring toe tournament into the waited a long time to play it." Barrow vs. Bradford C. semi-final round. He admitted, however, that he doubt the strongest in Bermuda Bradford vs. Darlington Lenice Tucker, toe Medallist, did not want to risk permanent football, wfll ^ry to evade the" Chesterfield Vs. Port Vale had a close call in her first round injury to himself by playing if he B.F.C. defence,- which is con TURNER TO MEET MINELLl Grimsby vs. Stockport match, defeating Sara DeRosa on weren't fit. sidered the strongest in local TALBERT IS HONOURED Halifax vs. Carlisle the eighteenth, one-up. Lesiline Yesterday afternoon Wall's soccer. The BJT.L. combination IN BROOKLYN RING MARCH 9 Mansfield vs. Hartlepools Tucker won over Lillian Bulford, shoulder was still too sore to of E. Simmons, G. Dyer, C. Sy BY U.S. TENNIS WRITERS Tranmere vs. Chester 4 and 3, and Allison DeRosa de move but be hopes by Sunday it monds, E. RusseU and McD Sim NEW YORK, Feb. 27. — Gil Workington vs. Crewe feated Lillian Hayward, 8 and 7. will have eased up where he will mons, will be trying to evade the Turner, PhUadelphia welter Wrexham vs. Rochdale The semi-finals, to be played be able to run without it bother attentions of Pat Blee, Wally weight, has signed to meet Livio Receives J. P. Allen Award York vs. Scunthorpe tomorrow, have Lenice Tucker ing him. Wail. Willie Mayne, Joct»Stewart, Minelli, of Milan, Italy, in the paired against Allison DeRosa and Wall is the leading scorer in SCOTTISH LEAGUE Lesiline Tucker playing toe win Tommy Logan and Paul Wirtolin. Star bout of ten rounds at the For Contributions To Sport! "A" Division toe Bermuda Football Combina DRAW LOGICAL Eastern Parkway Arena, Brook ner of the Aloro Simons-Gretchen tion, having scored 25 goals in tbe Aberdeen vs. Raith Durham match. Thus it appears that while the lyn, on March 9. NEW YORK. Feb. 27.—Officials 13 games played, or an average BJF.C. wiU be unable to score Airdrieonians vs. Hibernian The beaten fours, also to be of almost two goals per game. The feature bout at the same of toe United States Lawn Tennis Clyde vs. Motherwell played tomorrow, have Lillian because of lack of punch in tbe arena a week later will show Association joined in honouring Wall's absence from the forward forward Une, the B-F-L. may also East Fife vs. Partick Bulford paired against Lillian line win definitely affect the Ralph (Tifer) Jones, Yonkers William Talbert yesterday as he Hearts vs. Queen of South Hayward and Sara DeRosa against be unable to score because of toe middleweight, against Danny received the J. P. Allen Award BJF.C.'s chances of winning. fine defence of the B.F.C. A draw Rangers vs. Falkirk the loser of the Simons-Durham The B.F.C. line-up has been Womber of Chicago. of the Lawn Tennis Writers As match. the half-back I seems the logical result — except FIGHT RESULTS sociation of America. St. Mirren vs. Dundee changed around -0- Thirl Lanark vs. Celtic The final round wiH be played line being the line in which the I for lack. A mis-kick, a sudden The writers voted toe award to on March 8. A Genuine most number of changes has been gust of wind, a flash of sun in CALUMET FARM'S CHANLEA NEW YORK, Feb. 27.—Frankie Talbert for distinguished and'out "B" Division made. "Jock" Stewart of Pros the goalies eye, a shower of rain, Ryff, 137 pounds, of the Bronx, standing contributions to tennis Ayr vs. Alloa English Gin... made any of these might prove toe de WILL GET SHORT REST in 1952 apd over the years. The pect, wjll be playing the pivot gained the unanimous decision Dumbarton vs. Kilmarnock Mrs. Walter Wadson from the original formula position — centre half. Right ciding factor rather than the presentation was made at the Dundee U. vs. Albion wing wfll be played by Willie supremacy in skill. ARCADIA, Calif., February 27 over Don Bowman, 134%, of Ash- annual luncheon meeting of the Dunfermline vs. Morton Mayne ot the Nationals while the It is certain that the match wiU (fP). — Calumet Farm's Chanlea, viUe, N.C., in the eight-rbund association. Forfar vs. Queen's Park Takes Ladies' Honey Pot left-half position will be filled be played at top speed and that winner of tbe $131,600 Santa Anita feature at Sunnyside Gardens in A member of the Davis Cup Hamilton vs. Arbroath by Tommy Logan. there will be fewer fouls in this Derby and the stable's hope for team, winner repeatedly ot the Stenhousemuir vs. St. Johnstone The Ladies' Honey Pot tourna match than in any of the league the Kentucky Derby, wiH take a Long Island City last night. national grass court , doubles ment was played at Riddell's Bay POWERFUL LINE Stirling vs. Cowdenbeath EAGERfcST. 1805 V^J^ Ibis gives the B.F.C. a power matches, for the manner in which brief vacation. In the six-round semi-final championship and toe national Golf and Country Club yesterdav, this match is played, and the way Trainer Jimmy Jones said the indoor singles and ranked in the YOUTH INTERNATIONAL a tournament in which full handi- i S George Collins, 133%, Corona, ful half-back Une which com in which the spectators receive first ten thirteen times, Talbert caps were permitted. bines speed, stamina and con colt had been racing with a bar stopped Reggie Martina, 139%, of Ireland vs. Scotland tractive ability. it, wfll decide whether there wfll shoe on his right hoof and it was was acclaimed not only for his FRIENDLY MATCHES There were six entries: be any .future inter - league necessary to cut away the infected Huntington, W. Va-, after 2:54 of accomplishments as a player bat The Honey Pot tournament was j£nt*"QVL*\\ Syd Butcher, captain of the matches. - also for his notable service in Liverpool vs. Burnley won by Mrs. Walter Wadson with v team, who was chosen for tbe portion of toe minor quarter the fifth round. '••"•f*" Seagers 5 fifths Members and substitutes . of crack. helping diabetics. Notts C. vs. Middlesborough 31 points. Mrs. Alec Burrows was centre-half spot originally, wiU second with 30. . now be playing inside right. both teams are required to be at During the meeting the ques $8.00 — Duty Free the field on Sunday at 2.30 for DETROIT, Feb. 27 (_P). — Pat tion of open tennis tournaments Gibbie Ferriera, of the Nationals, Lowry, 151-pound ex-Marine Burland's Play Miiani's Wholesale Distributors! wfll be playing centre forward, team p ic t u res and final (Nationals), Lionel PengeUy came up and Walter L. Pate; FALL RIVER, Mass., Feb. 27 instructions. from Toledo, scored a second- former Davie Cup captain, ex (fP).—Ben Maloud, 138, French | while Renato Perreira, who plays (Sandys) and Calvin Flood I round technical knockout over JOHN F. BURROWS - CO. LTD inside to Roddie DeCouto, The teams: (Panthers). plained it was impossible for the In Friendly Soccer Today Morocco and Houston Brown, 139, | Tommie Leedle, 155, Detroit, last U.S.L.T.A. to conduct an open San Francisco, fought a ten-round ; HAMILTON, BERMUDA Nationals' right winger, wfll be BJF.C. — P. Wirthlin (B.AA.); B.F.L.—A. Spencer (Pembroke night. The bout was scheduled playing insde to "Horse" Adams, Pat Blee (St. George's) and W. Juniors); R. Simmons (Key West) championship so long as it re A friendly soccer match be draw here last night. for eight rounds. mained a member of the Inter Nationals left winger. The move WaU (Nationals); W. Mayne and R. Morrissey (West End Chalking up his twenty-third tween toe staffs of G. H. Burland is calculated to bolster the sag (Nationals). Jock Stewart (Pros Rovers); R. Leverock (Key West), national Lawn Tennis Federation. and Son and Hutchings and victory in 24 starts, Lowry twice Russell B. Kingman, former Milani, local contractors, will be ging wings of the B.F.C. forward pect) and T. Logan (Nationals); S. Seymour (Pembroke Juniors) smashed Leedle to the canvas n line. R. DeCouto (Nationals, S. Butcher and S. Augustus (Pembroke president of the U.S.L.T.A., in played at the Prospect Garrison the second round for nine counts. formed toe writers, however, toat field this afternoon at 3.19. From the way the match shapes (St. George's), G. Ferreira Juniors); E. Simmons (Eagles), (Nationals), R. Perreira (Nation G. Dyer (Key West, captain), C. The referee called a halt at 51 a storm may be brewing on toe Burland's defeated Hutchings up at the present time, it would seconds of the round. subject and may soon come to a appear that the game will als) and J. Adams (Nationals). Symonds (Key West), E. Russell and Milani, 3-1 two weeks ago, (Key West) and McD. Simmons head at the next meeting of the but for today's match Hutchings materialise into one in which the The reserves are C. Bardgett AUGUSTA, Me., Feb. 27 (IP).— federation. B.F.L. forward line, without any (St George's), Eugene Faries (Eagles). and Milani will be favoured. Graham Holmes, 134, Manchester, Young'blood is coming to ''.\e Playing for Hutchings and Conn, won his thirty-ninth Tight fore in the tennis affairs of Aus Milani will be: BASKETBALL KNOCKOUT in forty starts with a ten-round tralia, Great Britain, France and Ambrose Simons; Alfred Bean FINAL RAINED OUT decision last night over Claude tbe United States, he stated, and and Winfield Bean; Alvin Wears, Fortin, 141, Montreal. they may make a furious fight MUo Smith and Stanley Carter; Alcoa Steamship Compa ny, Inc. for open tournaments. Noel Stevens, Leon Stevens, The final of the Basketball NEWARK, Feb. 27 (IP).—Roger Maxwell Todd, Nolan Simons and League's Knockout Cup competi Muriel. 162, Elizabeth, punched Quinton Simmons. AMERICAN FREIGHT SERV ICE tion, and a Girls' League game, out a six-round decision over ALEXANDER SC NAME TEAM 0 were rained out last night and Walter Cunningham, 172, Newark will be rescheduled. at Laurel Garden last night. TO PLAY KEY WEST '*T National Hockey League Date The Cavendish Black Hawks, Phone 1434 Leaves league champions, and BAA. The Alexander Sports Club Tonight Feb. 23rd HOQU1M, Wash., Feb- 27 (£").— s.s. ATALANTI Philadelphia Greens were listed to meet in toe Leroy Casey Jones, 118, San have selected the following team Detroit at Montreal WE'LL . . . Norfolk Feb. 25th Cup final at the Mount Langton Francisco, won a close but unani to play the Key West Rangers in New York at Toronto Baltimore ' Feb. 28th court, following a girls' match mous ten-round decision over a Bermuda Football League "B" Tomorrow Toronto at New York • PACK YOU! .':f»i5 New York March 3rd between . the Blackcats and Tony Alvarez. 118, Seattle, in the Division match at the Bermuda Rockettes. main event last night Sports Arena tomorrow, starting Boston at Chicago • MOVE YOU! s.s. IONIAN LEADER Philadelphia Mar. 10th at one o'-clock. Monday Baltimore Mar. 14th K. Pitcher; N. Richards (cap Boston at Detroit • STORE WHAT YOU New York Mar. 17th tain) and O. Carlington; G. Wednesday Pitcher, R. Pitcher and V. Steede; Chicago at New York HAVE LEFT BEHIND! s.s. ARCHANGELOS Tampa Mar. 16th R. Foggo, M. Burrows, L. Waldron, Thursday Miami Mar. 18th H. DeSUva and Q. Steede. Montreal at Boston Office and Warehouse: Dundonald Street, Hamilton Jacksonville Mar. 21st 0 Toronto at Chicago TEA BAGS New York at Detroit SB48ts. Norfolk Mar. 25th WATER POLO PRACTICE Saturday Baltimore Mar. 28th Chicago at Montreal New Yovk Mar. 31st CALLED FOR TOMORROW Detroit at Toronto -: t** New York at Boston •'•••' w AU water - polo players in CANADIAN FREIGHT SERVICE training for the forthcoming session tomorrow morning. national junior championships to The practice will be held at the 11^ YKw Sports Leaves Date be held in New York in May, are St. George Hotel indoor pool, m.v. KIM . St. John March 8th requested to attend a practice starting from 10.30 a.m. Halifax Mar. 12th National *^im) Club s-s. ALCOA PARTNER St John Mar. 21st Halifax Mar. 26th Notice To All Members m.v. CORONA St. John Mar. 31st Representative Mutch Halifax Apr. 9th The Annual General Meeting of the Club will Subject te « hange without notice Always The Same Quality Under the distinguished patronage of- His Excellency The be held on WM E. MEYER & CO., LTD. Governor Lt.-General Sir Alexander Hood, G.B.E., K.C.B. ... . Agents. 5*_0t«. Thursday, March 5th, l95i Bermuda Football Combination AT THE CLUB ROOMS vs. ^ fta/ifiu. Aa? Starting at 8.00 p.m. TMEr epAMSOLS j Bermuda Football League AGENDA: PROSPECT FIELD 1. To read the minutes of the previous Annual General Meeting. Sunday, 1st March 2. Secretary's Report. Kick-off 3.15 p.m. 3. Presentation of Financial Statement. 4. Election of Officers. 5. Election of Committee of Management, General Admission 5/- Reserved Seats 10/- 6. Any other business. • Tickets .for reserved seats may be purchased from both committees. All Members Are Requested To Attend Patrons are requested to tender the correct change JOSEPH FERREIRA, Secretary. 4972tf_- 49*2t_.* *h. iJiBWi. TH'" 11 sun . THE-ROYAL-GAZETTE,- SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2&, 1953 Page 7 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 20th Februjiry, 1953. (Correspondents are reminded that letters must be accompanied by the names The Editor, and addresses of the senders, not necessarily for publication but as proof of The Royal Gazette. the writers' bona fides.) Dear Sir: Saturday and 250,000 crdwn§. The Swiss Q^y- strangers are permitted to rent ~ I am taking this opportunity to ernment, tab, has made a donation motor-bikes. write to you not so much in my of prefabricated housing units. New York, our home town, is Monday official capacity but rather as a These can b« put up in Western anything but quiet, so we are L Bermudian who is living tempor Germany within a few weeks and conditioned to the roar of traffic. al arily in Europe, and in the part n wiS open tbe way to alleviate the But a steady roar becomes normal Sof Europe, which is pj»iF*i* jjr accommodation situation for the to your ears when it is always • through a, very serious" economic reception of these East Europe there. It is far len disquieting or m and political crisis. Because of refugees nerve-racking than toe staccato Our Store Wide Sale tragedies which have occurred A most pressing' problem^ clatter of these cowboyesque OPENS TO-DAY amonsst the European peoples however, is immediate emergency motor-bikes. already this year, many countries assistance. These refugees com Is it too much to hope that some have rallied together to try to ing into Berlin are cold and civilised regulations will soon BE WISE: Come in and take advantage of the bring succour to their less for hungry; are without warm cloth restore tranquillity to Bermuda? large assortment of goods that we have tunate fellow-beinas here. If ing and even bare necessities. Sincerely yours, slashed befow cost priee, for your benelifc- possible I would like to appeal Last week in Berlin I was re Mr- and Mrs. 5 for help to the people of my ceived by Oberbuergermeister KIRK B SHINEEL, ON SALE ARE — Lacfies's dresses, .".;;~ country where life and conditions Prof. Ernst Reiter. He told me 18 East 84 Street, large ami small; Bfylon Slips, Panties and continue—and may tbey continue that their most pressing need is New York 28, ICY. —to ensure happiness, peace and money, in order that they" might Stockings, exquisite in shade and design. security. purchase foods, medicines and At the present time, in. the clothing for the influx Of Pembroke * FOR MEN we offer the BEST in Eastern part of Germany and refugees. A representative of February 26, 19S3. Europe certain persons, because Her Britannic Majesty's Govern The Editor, Shirts, Waistcoats, Seeks, ties, etc. of toeir independence of belief ment approached me yesterday to The Royal Gazette and their desire for political ask about specific emergency She, In the GIRLS' line can be had al freedom, are being subjected to needs that he might report to the fear, terrorism, mental and Foreign Secretary. The pressing Reading an account of the most anything that you can think of — physical torture, far beyond the needs are blankets, food of high meeting oi "the House of As Dresses, evening and school; Slips, Panties comprehension of us "who have vitamin contents and medicines. sembly and toe debate on toe been reared in what we know to I ask for some support in this recruiting of men for our police Skirts, and Blouses. be the democratic way of life. matter from Bermuda. I suggest force. The part that interested My High Commissioner has Bermuda might help officially, or me most was toe statement of so A large a»*y at BOYS' 'Slick-Cord' recently sent me, together with through p r i vat e donations many influential representatives International Ne% s photo his special emissary, to Berlin to through the Organisation of declaring only two of the appli Sic Olndwijii, Jebb, chief of toe United Kingdom delegation to the U.N. (left) -congratulates Mr. Suits, as well as Shirts, Gabardine Pants, investigate the situation there CARE Headquarters at 20 Broad cations from local men were St., New * York 5, which has acceptable. How often toese Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., new head of the U.S. delegation, as they met for the opening of toe Socks and ties are yours at - - - with regard to those persons second half of the seventh U.N. General Assembly seeking asylum from Com same members tell distinguished munism. I worked, as you know, arranged at Bremen speciaj ^itors that come here and surplus food packages locals from the Home Govern- chuted safely from their crippled in Berlin from 1948 to 1950, a numbering 1,200 in all. Those near Tokyo the plane developed Doris Pearman's fc? period which included toe block ment, that we have toe most in Parachute To Safety As Superfort bomber near Tokyo to engine trouble. ading of the city by the Soviet CARE surplus food packages con telligent and best coloured day and left the plane, heading Occupation Authorities to the tain 10 Ihg. skimmed milk people in the world. We spend Bomber Flies On Alone crewless -out to sea, tiie United Bumper Sale ^danger of its inhabitants and to powder, 3 lbs. egg powder, 5 lbs. thousands of pounds on educa States Air Force announced. tinned butter, 4 lbs Cheddar The word "witch" is allied to .>--_—"~- — — ~—- """ ~ unnea Dutter, <_ IDS v_:neaaar tion here and yet among twenty TOKYO, Feb. 27 (Reuter). - Flying at 12,000 feet 10 mUes "Wit" which formerly meant "to * withithe dangen thart ocityf Wester. I cann Democrac state thayt ^^^ and 2 lbs tinne^ beef thousand people we cannot find Seven American airmen para southeast of Johnson Air Base know." stew.'These packages cost $5 each. more than two suitable for during that period when rehabili The total consignment would be, tation of the Berlin inhabitants police work. Nor can we find a therefore, $6,000. To purchase i • tailor was barely beginning after the this food in Germany would co5 te**S.* destruction of that city during the war I never saw hardship ami . . ,_ ,,,./.„ , /TT I instructorMost of . us know different and suffering equal to that existing approximately $15,000 on the decry this new policy that is be there today. open market The CARE packets, therefore, represent a huge saving ing created and tbe role forced Since toe beginning of the year on food urgently needed. Could upon us. We have had very able an average of 1,500 people daUy not the people of Bermuda con and conscientious coloured men have been seeking asylum in West tribute towards the purchasing h Berlin from toe. Eastern Zone of ofrof mbadly-neede CARE' of dthi foos dconsignmen for toeset ^in °th ehav police givee departmenn excellent t anservicd we Germany. At times the daily in hungry people? t knoIM 4-Viw n thi*-_/-_s! i _->_-recor_ Hor\»_t>Tmi_ind can bt e nnrmainl UTA ftjg2^ Happy Motoring. J flux has reached 2,500. Only 500 If ways and means could be tained. a day can be flown into Western An interesting study is of toe m Germany- This bottleneck in found to help in this, the grati tude of toese refugees will be names of those far and against —fflfH- Berlin, however, is hot tbe only the bill, and this is just •__j *•. difficulty. Here in Western Ger boundless. Any money which can be raised in Bermuda if it characteristic of such measures many, because of the ravages of and their adoption from time to P_ war, and because of the re could be considered for the CARE "' ______' •' ** I • project could be paid to tbe CARE time. quisitioning of toe larger bar At this time the persons racks and factories by the Headquarters in New .York with instructions for its distribution. eligible for voting should exer Atlantic Treaty Members accom cise this right with the greatest modation for these refugees is For this I would suggest that any now nearly exhausted. gift be handed over in the form care and only put in those pers - T- &/i of these CARE packages or any ons who will represent all of the In Berlin, where reconstruc people at all times. T^ tion until today has centred on assistance which you might be able to give direct to Oberbuer It wiU be very unfortunate in mm the rehabilitation of the Berlin deed if the present condition is economy, the' provision of extra germeister Prof. Ernst Reuter, f % r'HU allowed to develope to the stage housing-units has been neslected. whose address is: Berlin — Schoeneberg, Rathaus, Rudolph that Mr. Donald Smith warned Refugees coming into Berlin t^- against when he spoke at the day, mostly of the "Kulak" class, Wilder Platz, Germany. He con ut* trols the distribution through the Leopards Club — our legislation are in appalling condition. Old becoming racial, and self-in- 1 women and little children, German Red Cross, the Evan # gelical Help Organisation and toe terested. Let tis vote for the! middle-aged men and women men who will fight our cause suffering from long periods of Roman Catholic Caritas Organi poor diet and privation are re sation. Should you give voice to and for Bermuda as a whole. ceived by toe Berlin authorities I my appeal and should you ap EARL WALTERS- and the welfare agencies working prove the CARE project, then -*r .B* 7 >' there wito full sympathy and • instructions could be 'given direct understanding; but they are j to their New York office for the The Editor, ll handicapped for lack of accom shipment and handing over of vs The Royal Gazette. iM modation, blankets, food and. these parcels to their Berlin There seems to be a great *** i//<* " other material aid to give any office for transmission to Ober division of opinion in regards to 1Hi great relief to toese suffering buergermeister Reuter. Should what kind of a name should be _^1 human beings. Today, Berlin lies I you, having given voice to my given toe former railroad right- o under a blanket of snow; old | appeal, decide on some other of-way at present being con persons and children, physically means of support you could in W4 fit persons and those chronically verted into a restricted drive and form Oberbuergermeister Reuter pedestrian right-of-way. There ill are to be s§en lytog on straw direct. I beg you to give consid in broken buildings, the ruins of does not seem any sound reason eration to ask Ujie people of Ber why our young and beloved war, and for lack of proper roof muda to come to the assistance of PoTE5BlE_gqymeiit in Tour Car ing, sails of canvas suspended monarch Queen Elizabeth's toeir unfortunate and unhappy name should be given unto this above them to keep the snow out fellow human beings who are of this shell which is all that can roadway, that has cost the fleeing from terrorism, privation Colony so much, hi so many No matter where you are . . . be found them for toe time being. and untimely death to what toey Whea I #ew back to Frankfurt ways, that it is hardly believable, The Esso Sign is Sever Far there's an Esso station con hope may be safely, freedom, from Berlin there were 40 of but how true, and how easUy it veniently located nearby. . . peace and happiness in toe was forsaken and neglected, these refugees on my plane. Western Democratic Countries. Apart from the. clptoes toey when it was decided to abandon I am sending copies of this it as a transportation failure ? ? ? w^rs wearing they did not even letter to His Honour the Speaker have, a spare pocket handkerchief On looking into the matter in between them. These people had of toe House of Assembly; and to the editor of The Mid-Ocean an interested way, I beg to offer rfffa Engine I^wlpuToo! all been in Berlin for seven the following suggestion, that a weeks awaiting their turn to be in order that publicity might be farm* well suited name for the drive flowti to Western Germsmy. given this matter. SERVI®* Yours sincerely, when it is completed might well On-The-tom At the present time m Berlin be "The Bermuda Boulevard C. PKARBflAl^W^SON, Drive." I further respectfully there are over 2,000 children ill Mile after mile, your an Deputy Representative in submit that it would be more G523 Vp-To-fou "with; measles d scarlet ffffr Germany.' enaine runs smoothly, in fljve German Rei£ Cross hos dignified and suitable to toe V pitals. occasion, if the powers that be, sSly when Heavy Z>ug Travel These persons fleeing from tZast named oar new Airport Build Ksso Extra Motor Ui\ Inform Germany must be destitute on February 27, 1953 ing "The Queen Elizabeth Air- £• the jo*. Now Heavy ation arrival; because the East German The Editpr, pott" as it will be the porch and Duty Esso Eatra Motor police confiscate eYerytoing they The Rpyal Gazette. entrance when Her Royal High- find on these persons before they Dear Sir, heps visits us in November. \ Page 8 THE-«OYAL'GACTTTE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1953 the one who shot jhim, he ad Rupert and the 6utterflies—39 LEGAL ABORTION BUI ATOMIC BOMB FLASH mitted, -in front of the re8*8"" |IS rant in Rue Canille, I *g*f T 5 it: distaste for agents of the F.B.J-. I'.. DROPPED IN COMMONS WOULD BUND MAN (To be continued) iii o lit SAN ANTONIO, Texas, teb. 27 She Loved A Communist MOSCOW, Feb. 25 (Reuter). — Private Member's Proposal (Reuter). — Two TJ.S. Air Force The Indian Ambassador to Mos scientists reported today that if Jfy &HMC 0£tl4m*mmm cow, Mr. K. P. Sivasankara Men 'Talked Out" In House a person saw an atomic bomb ex on, left today ).or Hungary to CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT did not know exactly how she But in spite of her precautions. plode — even if beyond range Amy made the one mistake she present his credentials as Minis of other harm — he would pro It was nearing the dinner nour would gain admittance but she 11 no had learned that in a crisis you had so carefully guarded against. ter in Budapest. He w^ ** LONDON, Feb. 27 (Reuter).— bably be blinded. in Algiers. Outside Amy's bal As she and Kjrk entered the the two posts concurrently. A private member's bill seeking cony the sun was sinking in had to depend on luck and the But the chance of watching instinct of the moment. Site dining room she nodded with a to condone abortions performed exactly the right part of the sky colourful splendour into the smile to the maitre d'hotel and to save the life of the mother was sparkling Mediterranean- The would also try to give Gerta one at exactly the right moment was of the Z pills, then she would go when he spoke to her about the "talked out" in the House of sea mirrored the rainbow hues of weather in liTench she answered Commons today. remote, they said. the sky and, as far as eye could to the American Consulate and The dwarf runs to meet tbe two coming to tell him I ** ones Rupert. This was the conclusion of two tell her story. The police would him in his own language. The dwarf laughs, and hoisting The debate was adjourned after see, was streaked with gold and pah. " You're jnst the people specialists who studied the medi purples and brilliant orange. The pick up Kirk and the woman. Instantly realising her slip T*e been looking for,** he calls. them both on his strong shoulders the bill's sponsor had spoken for Dry Cleaning he carries them to his master. To cal effects of nuclear fission at air was soft aind tropical, scented Amy would call London and Amy nevertheless, did not reveal '"The Professor sent me to tell only a few minutes, and its their surprise the old gentleman the U.S. Air Faroe school of avia with unfamiliar flowers. Washington both if necessa/y for her panic to Kirk. ;fw_ that the essence he gave yoa chances of being discussed again tion medicine at Randolph Air identification and authority tor For has a bandage round his bead. are slight. When a private bill But Amy Marquand, dressing His smile, was not reassuring is too Strang and you'd better be "He was stung by a hornet that Force base here. for the most important evening Kirk's arrest. as he, said, "Don't worry about Service careful not to use it much." was among the butterflies I ** es» is adjourned it goes to the bottom Since he was an American citi of a list of such bills awaiting dis They are Dr. H, W. Rose, an ex of her life, did not notice any of the break, darling. I've known "Why, that'* i-st what we're plains the dwarf. pat on the behaviour of the eye, these things. She wore the white zen he would be sent back to the you spoke French ever since you ALL RIGHTS RESERVED cussion once a fortnight. If today's chiffon again adding a filmy stole States. What would happen to first came to PaJrjs. In fact there Phone 2104 bill is not reached again before and Dr. Konrad Buettner, a bio-' physicist who recently left the over her bare shoulders. Gerta, Amy did not care. If she ig .not much I don't know about the end of the session it will he Since Kirk had obtained a could obtain the plan, and get you . . . and Randy. Bryant." Sunshine Cleaners automatically rejected Air Force school for the Univer sity of California at Los Angeles. special licence she was sure that the two of them into custody, her ' Her face was still a mask. "The Home of Better Mr. Joseph Reeves, Labourite he intended to go through with job would be done. "What about Randy?" she de SALE NOW ON sponsor of the measure, said The scientists found that even the m_»rriage ceremony, legal or She turned back to the mirror, manded. Cleaning?' recently that the bill would though a person is well beyond not. Bigamy was obviously not surprised that her face had not Kirk helped her into her chair t-.'W.i._p. legalise what is already a prac the reach of ionising radiation, an important crime to a man like changed in the hectic weeks be with deference. "You see I was For One Week Only tice among many surgeons. He blast or serious skinburn, the heat Kirk who was already deep in hind.. Her overnight transforma said thousands of these operations ot the bomb would be blinding. espionage and murder. But his tion from a typical American are performed every year clan reasons for marrying her were working girl to a special agent y* OFF ENTIRE STOCK destinely because of the 1861 law not clear to the girt. Outside of of tbe F.B.I, had left no outward which makes it a felony to ad "in contravention of the natural gaining more control over her— mark. But inside Amy felt that Phone 2942 minister drugs or use instruments law." In contrast to the Christian and testing her affection for him, she had matured far beyond her to procure abortion. there seemed little value to the years. She understood now the BON MARCHE principle "Thou shalt not kill," it idea. However, Amy had no in strange look that had been in Roman Catholics had strongly introduced the principle that an tention of going through with the Randy's eyes. Tired, Wary eyes Burnaby Street attacked the bill. Bernard, Car individual "may deckle which life ceremony if she could avoid it. in a young face. Once again the dinal Griffin, Archbishop of West is the more valuable"—that of the Glancing at the clock and see horrible memory of Randy's 5058ts.ni tu m. minster, said earlier this month mother or that of the unborn ing that she still had a few min body lying in Rue Canille came that it would legalise practices child. utes before she must meet Kirk, back to her and she thought of she walked to the balcony from his little hoy, now an orphan in where Emile had so recently dis the Chicago boarding school. appeared.. She trusted this boy She re-checked the contents of m despite the fact that he was un her purse again. Lipstick, known to. her before this morn comb and a handkerchief loosely KINGS GARAGE ing. He had served her well by wrapped about the two blue pills. obtaining the brief case from By this time the American Em 507O,fs Kirk's safe. bassy in Paris would know that At the thought of that case and she was in trouble. When she did what it contained Amy's heart not make her 24 hour check in sank. Apparently the commun with Mr. Bates he would alert ists, dissatisfied with their un other agents to find out what had Jk successful attempt to steal the happened. Randy's murder and as blueprints of Scott's atomic pow her departure would be uncov ered plane, had launched this ered. They would send help to new and comprehensive plan to her if they could—but not In get other, similar atomic time. For Amy knew that for secrets. her, tonight was the deadline Not only must the plan be pre and tomorrow would be too late. vented from reaching the United There was a light rap on the THE States but the information it held door and a moment later Emile must be relayed to the F.B.I, at appeared. He was wearing the once. The names of espionage short white jacket of his waiter's agents listed on those sheets of uniform. "I work tonight," he in paper would be of immeasurable formed her. "If you wish I will value to the government. - arrange to serve your table." Of course she. still had not But Amy shook her head. She found out the identity of the was afraid that Kirk, canny as woman from Switzerland whom always, might suspect something Kirk called Gerta but that was and besides, Emile's presence WORLD relatively unimportant in the would make her nervous and face of her new discovery. self-'conscious. "But there is Emile had told ber that Gerta something you can do for me," also had a room at the hotel and she said. "I'm going up to suite fK Amy knew the room number. 503 right after dinner. Try to be The girl's plan now was to man there, outside in the hall, in case oeuvre Kirk into his suite, ad- I need you. And let me know if 1 minister one of the blue pills you see anyone coming." X Bandy had given her. Since she The boy nodded and slipped At Your knew the combination of his safe away. I it would be easy to obtain the It was time now for Amy to brief case again. Kirk would not meet Kirk and with a last dab regain consciousness for 48 hours. of perfume at her throat and That would give Amy plenty of wrists, she picked up her purse time to go to Gerta's room. She and went down to the lobby. 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Most Extension To the Hospital coastal land is not good for build Ask U.K. Reconsider Her Temporary Zoning Order ing im anyway. Most arable land Whatever your plumbing lies in tbe hollows. It is time we PLUMBING difficulty, just give vs a Continued {rem Paje 1 decided something even If it is call and we'll take care of ISOLATION FACILITIES merely a gesture to the expiring it promptly and efficiently. During the brief debate Mr. A. gasps of this Legislature to show Closure of Garrison D. Spurting asked if it was in Rejected By One Vote; the way to our successors," he Continued from Page tended to replace the isolation said. We offer complete plumb hospital which was in a shocking ing service. Mr. E. H. Barnes asked if muda. He favoured the sending condition. A motion by-Mr. Ernest Vesey members realised what it cost to of the message bat did not think Mr. Vesey said tbat was under toat the committee rise — the fcttalNrtlfllV-OMl maintain even Hie very small the request would appeal to the parliamentary method of killing garrison which had been in Ber- consideration bat was tied up Put Up To New Assembly . British Government' in view of with- the question of British a measure—resulted in an even tbe action it was taking. Government land in the Colony. division. Mr. Gilbert, who was .AMERICAN STANDARD RADIATOR PLUMBING FIXTURES Bermuda had ceased to be of Continued from P«je 1 the chairman of the committee, It was hoped to be able to use FOR COMPLETE SERVICE PHONE 1101 importance as a garrison and Prospect Military Hospital for Similar opinions were expressed SHOULD BE PRESERVED cast his vote witb those in favour. naval base to the United King tuberculous and old people. by Captain Winter. Hardship dom, said Captain Ross Winter. Agricultural land should be Although the House-rejected the This drew from Mr. R. L. Pear would be caused by the authorities preserved as much as possible, zoning order it adopted an interim It was regrettable but the Com man an expression ef concern upholding tbe areas marked on EDWARD D. MacRONALD LTD. monwealth and British taxpayers said Mr. H. St George Butterfield, report of the joint select com V^ that the Military Hospital would the map as areas on which build chairman of the Board of Agri mittee cm zoning recommending o*> could not be expected to pay for not be made available to the Ber ings should not be placed He was PLUMBING and REFRIGERATION the cost of a token force in Ber culture. His board had great that after tbe convening of tbe muda Nursing Home. He recalled prepared to preserve toe ameni difficulty in interesting people in new Parlistment another joint East Broadway & muda which in the event of hos that Mr. J. E. Pearman, chairman ties but he was not "going along agriculture. committee be appointed to con 5071t«. tilities would be of no use what of the Board of Health, had said with the bunch of fanatics who tinue toe investigations. soever. Bermuda had its own on the floor of tbe House it was produced this order." If the House rejected the zon local forces — forces which were hoped to move the Nursing Home Mr. Percy Outerbridge also ing order, said Mr. Barnes, it efficient. The Coldly could be to Prospect- He thought tiie condemned the order because it meant that the House in principle very proud of them. matter should be clarified. would make land worthless. It said it was not going to take any Rook "They are Empire troops. Just, would be far better to let a person responsibility for the provision of because they are not from Scot build on agricultural land ard food in Bermuda. It meant that land or England does not lose us OLD PAPER FEATURES construct a garden than to leave from now on houses would be any prestige," lie contended. the land weed - covered and built over the entire landscape Lath desolate. and the Colony would be depend COULD CONTRIBUTE WASHINGTON'S INAUGURAL ent on other countries to produce In Perforated Sheets Mr. H. St. George Butterfield "A bit too drastic" was the its food. More land would be MONTH-END SPECIALS said be believed Great Britain TAFT, Calif. (AP)—Mr. and phrase applied by Mr. R. L. Pear farmed if the Department of Mrs. R. R. Mefford are the proud man when he announced bis liked to send her troops abroad opposition to the regulations. A Agriculture gave more encourage 16" by 48" because it helped to break the owners of what may be a histor ment and cooperation. LADIES' monotony and gave the men ical relic—and all because they pert of green paint must have MEN'S believed in cleaning up the house fallen on the area of tbe map What members were deciding Suits £7.10.0 to £12.10.0 Easily Installed training in different countries. they moved into. showing Smith's Parish; tbe that day would affect posterity, Gabardine Suits £15. 0.0 Tbe British taxpayers had to pay While they were going through parish appeared to be all agri said Mr. A. D. Spurling, the value £18.10.0 values up to £18.10.0 tor troops anyway and it did a pile of old newspapers recently cultural land according to the member-in-charge of the zoning By One Man not cost much more to send one that was unusually yellowed map. order. them abroad. He agreed the and frayed caught their attention. Gabardine Suits £13.10.0 Every day we've Wool plaid Blazers 60/- Colony could contribute towards Closer inspection revealed that HOUSING SHORTAGE "We should remember that. Our value £5.15.0 the maintenance of a garrison. decision will be reflected 20, 30 values up to £18J0.0 Also it was a copy ot "The Gazette of or 50 years hence," he declared added a new The message sincerely convey the United States" with a date Bermuda was suffering from a Corduroy Jackets . 60/- ed tbe feelings of tbe people of line that read "From Wednesday, terrible shortage of housing and The sole purpose of the regula Navy serge Suits Bermuda as far as its association Apr! 28, to Saturday, May 2, it would be far better to allow tions was not to say toat every item to our list, value £4.10.0 with the garrison and Britain 1789." people to build on agricultural piece of agricultural land must value £18.10.0 £13.10.0 be farmed this year, next year Gypsum were concerned, agreed Colonel The big story of the Gazette land which had been lying unused and here's the Wool and Crepe Dresses, J. C. Astwood. He did not be was a report, on the inauguration for 20 or 30 years. The land then and forever more. They said that lieve that reconsideration would had a better chance of being farming land must not be 'Con Corduroy sports shirrs 60/4 of General George Washington as verted to other uses so that in the grand total — be given to sending troops bade to the first President of the United farmed than if it was reserved value 65 j- 40/- values up to £5.10.0 «* Plaster Bermuda. States. specifically for that purpose. future when tbe Colony needed "We must remember over 80 Bermuda was coming to the end it it would be planted. In Bags per cent of Britain's forces are -0- of its tether as far as available "If these lands are not pre Corduroy sports shirts 8 Big Bargains Jersey Jackets .. 60/- engaged in fighting Communism land was concerned, said Mr. H. served by law members need not value £5.0.0 9f LONDON, Feb. 25 (Reuter). — fool themselves—tbey wfll not be throughout the world — in Korea Sir Leo Lamb, British Charge T. Watlington. It was necessary value 50f- 30/- in Malaya; tbey are on duty in to preserve fanning land so that Preserved at all. Members must d'Affaires in Communist China, assume the responsibility if an for men Gabardine Topcoats £ 7 Germany and the Suez Canal will soon return home after a | in time of war the Colony could Zone. Britain has very definite produce some of its own food. emergency arises and the Colony Manhattan dress shirts two-year tour of duty in Peking, is not able to feed its population," 'hot war' commitments. I do not it was learned here today. In "In proportion to other coun and Wool Topcoats ... £10 Ingham & Wilkinson Ltd. think any offer to contribute tries we do not have a great Mr. Spurling declared. 20/- 25/- 30/- formed sources said he would be values up to £17.10.0 would influence the situation," replaced by another foreign ser number of gardens. I think the TEMPORARY NATURE value 35/- 5063 he said. vice official of equivalent rank. country is poor. There are many 8 Big Bargains rocky slopes and hillsides on He reminded the House the Gabardine Toppers 50/- which houses could be put. By order was only of a temporary Manhattan flannel shirts allowing houses to be put on nature and must be subject to 25/- 30/- agricultural land we are ruining for women Wool Toppers .. £6.0.0 further investigation. The map value 35/- and 40/- our chances of producing food in did not profess to be 100 per cent value £8.15.0 and £8.10.0 times of stress and war," he said. accurate because the time per Shop today or on The coastal areas were an im mitted for its preparation was Sports coats portant tourist attraction, he not long enouhh. Monday, to take Handbags 18/6 to 30/- added. and Mr. E. P. T. Tucker said he was Mr. Spurling said it was im Wool tartan and plastic possible to deal witb tbe question Corduroy Jackets £4.10.0 advantage of our in favour of tbe order but claimed values up to 30 j- there was little use protecting of compensation at the present and 0.10.0 agricultural land if encourage time because it required a special prices. ment to use it was not given. He tremendous amount of study. values up to £14. would, however, support the "This zoning order is not a order. personal matter to me. But it Mrs. Aitken said she supported does affect posterity," he declared. Today & Monday Today & Monday preservation of the amenities but Mr. Donald Smith said he had could not support a zoning order decided to support the order. It which was based on a map she was only a temporary measure. knew to be inaccurate. "Something has to be done and V. Gielgud And Wol.it Edmund Gibbons Classic Theatre Draws Queen Street 5025+s. Crowds To London Suburb LONDON (Reuter).—"Hamlet" of Sophocles' "Oedipus Rex" and and "King Lear" are conducting "Oedipus at Colonnus," the first a friendly battle of giants which time the latter has been shown is drawing London \ theatre here professionally. The theatre Everyone loves audiences to two suburban play now is showing "As you like it," houses miles from the city's to be followed by ''King Lear," theatrical centre. "Twelfth Night," "The Merchant The giants are John Gielgud, of Venice" and "Macbeth." Crepe and nylon BLOUSES hailed as the greatest contempor Wolfit and Gielgud are about ary Hamlet, and Donald Wolfit, the same age, the former 50, the the generation's "finest Lear." • latter 48; both have been acting I 35/- Both are producing and acting for 30-odd years. Both are best regularly 55/- to 80/- in seasons of classic plays at known for their Shakespearean neighbouring theatres in suburban parts. Hammersmith. But there the resemblance ends. 1 At the Lyric Theatre Gielgud •r is masterminding a season of "SETTLE DOWN" Gielgud, great-nephew of Ellen "tut C*"vI*A Shakespeare and Restoration 25 only! End-of-the-season DRESSES comedy. - Tickets for tbe Lyric's Terry, was born into a theatrical 800 seats are practically unobtain family. Wolfit, whose family mmr/m X able before the end of May. still wonders when be's going to ^fJ? because they look so lovely £5.0.0 * At the King's Theatre, almost "settle down," started life as a regularly £65.0 to £13.0.0 within spitting distance, Wolfit is school teacher, but quit at 19 to heading his own company through take walk-on parts in a travelling a season of quick tragedy and company. so long! Shakespeare. Gielgud's productions are S"' I -. Tbe Wolfit season originally clever, polished, intelligently was planned .to end in March. But directed and usually highly Today! after only two weeks, demand for successful. A magnificent actor Beautiful . . . highly absorbent . . . hard wearing, the King's 1,700 seats ban been himself, he recruits the best good enough for the season to be actors and actresses available. Cannon towels reflect true value for your money. extended into June. Wolfit, on the other hand, is TOUNG STAR the critics' despair. He surrounds Look at our lovely range of colours . . . look at our Gielgud's opening play was himself with second-raters whom wide range of prices. Here's a fine selection of "Richard II," starring young Paul he completely overshadows His Scofield, one of toe country's productions often are shoddy, bis popular Cannon towels to suit every family! brightest rising stars This week, direction slip-shod. But be William Congreve's 250-year-old reaches heights of poetic, dramatic "Tbe Way dtthe Worlcr* opened and emotional magic so often that at the lyric wito Gielgud, the most hardened viewers forget Wash doths 1/6 to 3/6 Scofield, Pamela Brown, Margaret all his faults, temporarily'.. Rutherford and Eileen Herlie. It is impossible to compare tbe Hand towels 2/6 to 8/6 Third production will be Thomas relative merits of two such dis Otway's "Venice Preserved." similar dishes of theatrical fare. at the corner of Reid and Queen Streets At the King's, Wolfit embarked London play-goers are playing Both towels 10/6 to 16/6 as the tragic king in a double bill safe and sampling both. Bath mats 10/6 to J5/- By Fred Meagher BUFFALO BILL Linen Department WHITE SUNSHINE YELLOW PINK FOREST GREEN RADIANT ROSE li PINK LILAC BLUE STAR FLAMINGO ReiA Street, KMW.T0H CHARTREUSE GREY ' and other shodes S04i2T«. I 5«3.2fs. pw^PURPSff fWSfSm THE BOYAL GA_OTH_V SATUBDAX, FEBRUARY 2S, 1&53 "It is certainly no fault of my INVOLVED QUESTIONS IN client. It has been virtually ten years since this thing began." Mussadegh The Enigma Still Mr. Spurling asked for £1,500 MBURATION HEARINS to £1,800 an acre, noting that his client had sold property within er N_$ la_£ llW XW aT »T|200 and | Firmly Ruling Persia IH Compensate 'Sought THE ROYAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1953 Page 1 Irish Have Big Four Closing Exchange Rates Defer Compensation Met. station To %, Ridgway Changes NOTRE DAME, tod.. (AP)— at the Bank of Continued, Says Assembly- ' ' 9 Statistics, tor the first 13 games Yesterday's Weather RAINBOW show that Notre Dame's "Big N. T. Butterfield & Son Upper House Approves # Four" has scored over 80 per Limited, Yesterday: •c-*..!.;*... |«i s Polity On Abroad TAXI cent of the points tallied by the Mr. Wilkinson felt a meteoro- a • m } i Irish Basketball squad this logical station was not necessary J|If vOlfflflCWU season. Forwards Dick Rosenthal BANK OF ENGLAND OFFICIAL Temporary Zoning Order in Bermuda.' He had wanted the | (At 2 p.m. Bermuda time.) and Joe Bertrand, centre Norb SERVICE -ewinski and guard Jack Ste- RATE FOR UNITED STATES station to be abandoned before PARIS, Feb. 27 (Reuter). — Montreal 3*; snow asking the U.S.A.F. to give the General Matthew Ridgway, Chicago 41; fine _hens have totaled 745 of the 922 EXCHANGE Continued from Page 1 24 Hoars weather information required. supreme Allied commander in New York ...\^ 51; cloudy loints made by tbe Notre Dame $2.82 $2.81875 o f compensation had been Your Excellency's message under All that was necessary was for a Europe, announced today that he earn. brought up at this stage. The has recommended greater powers (Information by courtesy Ber Bank buying rate $2.83 reference. copy of the map prepared at the Dial 1048 effect of tbe committee's recom "It is noted that this order is of Base to be made available to one for the pact's commander in muda Meteorological Office.) $1.00 equals 7/1 mendations was to "freeze" cer limited duration and will expire man employed by the Bermuda central Europe. T623T___w.«fc.l.*.lp. Bank selling rate $2.8050 tain .lands until the committee (unless extended by further or- Government. He said he has passed on to the standing group of the North Pleasantly $1.00 equals 7/1% had further time to consider the | der which would itself require He felt convinced tbe select 4 whole issue. approval of both Houses of the committee's. request to the Atlantic Treaty Organisation perfumed! "Compensation," he declared, Legislature) on June 30. U.S.A-F. had been turned down Council in Washington his idea CANADIAN FREE- RATE: "is a very difficult problem and "The question of what compen- because of the lengthy list of re for a unified command in the it would be a great mistake to | satory measures are desirable to quirements prepared by Dr. Central European sector and also London enlargement of the functions of $2.7759 $2.77375 consider it until the final report the event of the duration of the Wallace Macky, the Meteorolo gist, at the request of the com- the air deputy at headquarters is under consideration. $t will order being extended or made (mittee. here. Montreal . have to be a matter of give and permanent is not, however, one The Hon. N. H. P. Vesey said he Sank The first change would con SALE S2.7775 $2.7725 take and I hope some solution which requires an immediate de- would support the report because will be found." cision. he knew the value of the station siderably reinforce the. powers of keeps toilet bowls Bank buying rate $2.7850 to Marshal Alphpnse Juin of France Sir Eldoa could see nothing "to view of the complexity of shipping. He knew the master by giving him command of air as $1.00 equals 7/2 wrong in passing the order as it the problem and the far-reaching I °* **•« Queen of Bermuda, Captain well as land forces in Central clean and shining stood«•_ + _"__-_ _J. IT4t- merel-.. . — — i •y _ . helL__1d J th4-L_e _* . situa-!_.- — 1effect _r_p __s• of _. tb_ •e* principle. . _ s involve_ d _ LesliT __. _1e 1 BanyaM-i~_ i . •_, __ _ highl*. ______y * value. d * Europe. Bank selling rate $2.75 tion intact until June 30. the Council considers that more the service. That alone was a I TODAY General Ridgway's proposals $1.00 equals 7/3 '&& PREMATURE QUESTION time should be given to the mat good enough reason for continu ing the station. reverse one of General Eisen "Raising the question of com ter than can be given for its con- hower's decisions to keep air pensation now is premature. I s_deration at the end of this ses While he did not object to Mr. I sion. forces and land forces of N.A.T.O. There is no assurance that these Wilkinson's opposition, said under separate command. Children's Sweaters I "The Council, further, has the Caotain Dill, be did resent his to his statement General Ridg restrictions will be continued af I honour to inform Your Excellen- orobably unintentional insinua thev wm £ ~~ ? ™n„„ t cy that it proposes to examine the way said no further details would Broken sizes and discontinued lines y t tion that the investigations had be announced pending the .h! „wlL^~ f J ^° •" o-estion of compensation early in not been bandied correctly. decision of the standing group, the object m introducing com- the next sessio^f the Legida "I asked Dr. Macky to draw up which would be announced — these Sweaters are of the finest pensation at this stage," he added ' ture when sufficient time will be what he thought the Meteorologi- The President, the Hon, J. T cal shortly. EVERYONE'S HAPPY available before the date of the Station should do. Mr. Wilkin- Well - informed quarters said Gilbert, remarked that if the son could Wave asked for a meet- English and Scotch makes. Council felt the standstill order expiration of the temporary the proposal was "almost bound zoning order referred to above tog of the committee to discuss to be approved by the standing to be a good one solely on its own for full consideration of the the six points listed by Dr. Macky. j group All will be greatly reduced. merits members should approve matter." I think I have done everything The air forces of the Central with our it. Compensation should be left I could to get a fair report.' It is European sector are at present until the matter could be given all very well to say the United under the command of American {meticulous consideration. CKp Functions Of LabourState s authorities might have Lieutenant General Laurie Nor- ALSO The Hon. G. A. Williams ex Board On Its Transfer supplied the service if we had | stad of the U.S.A.F., who has NEW G-E pressed the view that compensa abandoned our station but on been named as the next air tion was of importance because what grounds can'that supposition deputy at N.A.T.O. headquarters. A small number of LADIES' SUlfS of the depreciation of property. Continued from Page 1 be made,'' he asked. The present air deputy, Air Chief •\AJ best wages he could He was Sir Eldon quickly replied that WONT VOTE FUNDS Marshal Sir Hugh Saunders, of and TOPPERS — Broken sizes* WATER it was because-- of depreciation against that. the R.A.F., is due to leave soon that the' question of compensa Mr- R. L. Pearman said he saw Mr- Percy Tucker, a member of at tbe end of bis tour of duty. tion had arisen. no necessity for setting up.,th e select committee, -noted he Air Chief Marshal Sir Basil Regularly priced at £8.10.0 and £9.10.0 ha HEATER I cannot help but feel that if a machinery to tell people from ? ?!f «<** the report but he did Embryj & t^ R.A.F., is a likely ot mt nd to su rt little thought is given to this I o-tside what they should pay ? . ^ . PP° » request successor to General Norstad in problem by the appropriate au- locsd helP- The local labour tor..tu.u _ c°n*mue me .T^""* the Central European sector. He Will be reduced to £5 market thorities and cooperation is would be in no danger if ™t" the end of the year (At the would ^^g UI,der the over-all the forthcoming from the land-' restrictions were removed. present time the station has funds command o( Marshal Juin if owners a solution will be found I Under the Greenslade Agree- £olLonly sur months operation.) General Ridgway's proposal were 0 Ur E R <• that wm make sense to the com- h" *- - " - Williams re- Mr Tucker d,d not like the way adopted. mittee" he said minded the House, it was the the sti_tlo.n was OP?™**1 at the "We have the next generation P0"^ of **» American Govern- P™*"1* tlmf- Jh? American == = ment to PP ach The Linen & Scotch Wool Shcp AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC to think of and SeS? we Ipay i.n a countr^ Prevailiny it enteredg rate. sTh rf|e I indicate"*?«!£*"""«-•»«-d» • ^the y -^_Jcouid 5°.see n^o Ii hoGeorgw ehigh Butterfieldiy Captai. Hne toBanyaro knewd reas n whv th ere cannot look at Bermuda and say restrictions were not made by the ° . should be a dual esleemed the service provided by 4988+f.s. WATER HEATERS that every acre of it la going to Bermuda Government. weather service to the Colony, the local stat_on. As long as have six houses. T ey 0ud nc s< e any reason Elaborating on Mr. Williams's V, .u _. 1 _ , i Captain Banyard felt the service "Somewhere there is an answer to pro SAFE-NO FUMES OR FUMES remarks Mr. Spurling said the | *_* ™f __z!1?^L^. ~ I was reliable he would support the but fust where it is I don't know. S__T»S;_i- _-_.•; vide the service sought station. The Queen of Bermuda I do hope the landowners will 2££ld« *E?^' J"*£ »^S_L_d2Tucker said he intendel d to O INSTALL ANYWHERE arrangement between the British pen the cost between five and six million not adopt the attitude that they and American Governments to ° .. Q-estion with the rth probably NO CHIMNEYS r are entitled to more than is fair. pounds and was w0 ensiire that the economy of a|«-«H«"-Canadian Government which t^g that to Bermuda, It is tbe approach of toe public , countrv would not he affected operated weather stations I O DEPENDABLE ma spirit of cooperation which | T^e« was no reason whyany thaqjighout the West todies. It HAD SEEMED APPARENT might help us find the answer Bermudian employer should not h^uld ]* profitable »* some of Mr. Edmund Gibbons said he Buy Your TEXT OF MESSAGE pay his staff what he liked. Bermudas youth could be trained associated himself with the The text of the message which NEED OFFICIAL SOURCE m meteorological work. remarks of Mr. Wilkinson and Mr. the Council sent to the Governor If the American authorities An opposmg point of view was Tucker. Before he left the Colony | and to the House of Assembly were to attempt to preserve the expressed by another member of i for ^ree weeks on business he me select | was as follows: economy of a country they bad \ committee, Mr. H. St. had attended meetings of the "The Legislative Council has to have some official source of in- ! ————————————————————————— committee- At that time it seemed Sports Equipment the honour to reply to Your Ex formation on wages and working apparent the American authori- cellency's message No 88 of Ihe I conditions. "1 broken-"it because it was paying ties would provide the service, present session and "to Inform Th* bases were established n mgher wages, said Mr. Vincent "Lsr«g swprised tosee oB soy From Your Excellency toat the Council or 12 years ago, noted Mr. E. Lee- -J retufn that the American authori- has approved toe order entitled Vesey. Rates Of pay for Ber- Another member to speak out ties feel they cannot now give the information," hie told the House. ROBERT D. AITKEN weather in- Washington, Mr. MASTERS LTD. Queen Street Phone 1127 Revenue from a copy 50«8+s. an implement to hurt our own I compiling the information. It had I customs had dropped appreciably which was forwarded with people," he contended. been completely useless because in January and in the next 10 For Your United Kingdom employees at no one use ige 12 THE. ROYAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1953 Want Ads Are Workers You Can Afford To Hire ft;? Hmjal dtott* HELP WANTED FOR RENT FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE "ARRANGED" LIFT HOME TAXI DRIVERS. Permanent lobs, i OCCUPANT Small Cottage, Fairy, Conditions of Advertising First Class car to drive. Apply to lands, would take another man as Household Equipment Wearing Apparel Sporting Goods Stuart DeSilva. Woodlands Road, It is a conditioin of accept* nee paying guest. Telephone 5168 after km ENDED IN Pembroke West. noons or write Box 7610, Bermuda 2-Piere I TYING ROOM SUITE, £63; NATURAL FOX FI'R CAPE, size 14, RILEY'S CHAMPIONSHIP TABL-C of advertisement orders tbat the TENNIS TABLES. Ideal for ClwS publishers of the Royal Gazette and Press. ww baby bed. £ 10: youths' ward length 22 inct> Excellent condition, S SECRETARY — Expert shorthand- ] robe. £ 14; vacuum cleaner, G.E. up £15. Phone 7208. Tournaments. Phone 7541 (Evenings*. LONDON, Feb. 27 (BeRter). i The Sunday Royal Gazette do not typist with practical experience of Norman Sumpter. guarantee the insertion of any Private COTTAGES and APART right. £ 12; 9' x 12' wool rug and pad. A radlwoifker, John Key, 25, mi* . book-keeping. Excellent salary, com MENTS; maid service and utilities £15. Phone 71&1, ex. 2237. LADY'S GREY TOPCOAT, half price. particular advertisement on a specified mensurate with responsibility and ed bis last train home twice th Sate or at all. although every effort included; daily rates. Phone Bermuda Size 38. Perfect condition. Phone competence. Telephone 4370 for ap Cottages 4027. REFRIGERATOR, practically new, 7583. Car Accessories week. Home is Brighton, 60 mil will be made to meet tbe wishes of pointment. International Trading Co.. advertisers; further, they do • not £40: Philco Kadi*, large table south, of his London job. | I Ltd.. The Bermudiana. Beautifully furnished LUXURY model, £80. Mouchett, The York GOOD STOCK LADIES' FANCY ! accepept liabilityf.oliability i!or any lamloss a*or damage DUPLEX—very large rooms, 2 bed JOHN BULL TYRES. Par best quality Police told a court today tha causesed by arj error or inaccuracy THE MORE I DIE Hotel, Victoria St. RAYON PANTIES in regular and 1 and reasonable prices. Contact P. H Attractive intelligent, capable YOUNG rooms, garage. Pitt's Bay area. S over-sizes. Lusher & Company, I 4he first time John "borrowed" a in ththe printin ™ of any advertisement. minute* Hamilton. Garden, water DERP-~R«!E_-E, Round Model. In Adderley & Co., Serpentine Road, LADY (white I for position as front j THE MORE I LIVE Wholesale, 2135. Phone 2011. office cashier and typist in small view, large patio. Recently built. excellent condition, £75. Phone double-decker London bus anld Every modern convenience. Call 386R. 3282. drove it home. Last night he hotel. Good wages, hours and Pari positively indestruct BOY'S WASHABLE RAYON GARBA- Classified Rates accommodation, write immediately, I DINE SLACKS. Ideal for Sunday stole a track, but was arrested en ible! The more times they 2 BEDROOMED COTTAGE available NOE6I REFRIGERATOR, dining Hardware ^Minirr'am rates for 15 words 1 Box 7526, Bda. Press. now until May 15th near Darrell's! or Monday School. Shies 4 - 18. route to Brighton. kill me the oftener I'm re room table, sideboard, poreclain Lusher & Company, 2135. (additional words 38. extra per word): I Permanent position for WOMAN of | Wharf. Adults only. Saturday Phone j too kitchen table, 4 kitchen chairs, John pleaded guilty. He was One insertion, 4s.: tw*. 3s. 9d. eicn; born! That's 'cause I'm a 4658. Sunday 4658 or 4696. kitchen cnbinpt. food safe. Oak ward METAL MOULDINGS—Stainless steel unquestionable moral character, to held in custody for a further three, 3s. 6d. each; tour, 3s. 3d. each; care tor 20-months-old boy. Child { Classified ad! robe, maple living room suite, drapes, WAXED PASSION FLOWERS, beauti and aluminium far counter, sink, five, 3s. each; six. 2s. 9a. each; seven Well-furnished BED-SITTING ROOM. Imoerial typewriter — standard fully corsaged. $1.00 or 7/-. The j table. Jeffrey & Sons. Tel 2971. hearing next week. must receive best of care and love. When I finish a job, I'm Little French Shop. Ss. 6d each. ..,:,,. Excellent wages to right person, ; dressing room, bath and kitchen. model. Phone 4566. Insertions must be made within killed. And immediately Sun porch, near Darrell's Wharf. Long x period ot one week, pecial reduced ! Phone 4786. 'ease required. Saturday phone 4658 COFFEE TABLES, table lamps I NEW AND ATTRACTIVE EVENING Livestock prices fox multiple insertions for someone else hires me to Sunday 4658 or 4696. (variousl PhilliDS Radio, hair-drver. AND DINNER GOWNS. H. S. LISBON, Portugal, Feb. 25 (Extended periods. EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER. Male do another job. So it goes Mirrors, 2 garden' chairs. Apply Critchley. Vasco da Gama Building, j (Reuter}. — Two soldier* Weite or female. Pleasant working condi- ' West of the Post Office. ORDERS now taken for 14 day old on and on. Observatory 64 Cottage, Prospect or WHITE PEKIN DUCKS, delivery killed by rioting natives on t lie tions. Good" Salary. Writing Box No. , ring 2031. 7521 c/o Bda. Press. I want to live and die for WANTtD TO RENT j HANDKERCHIEFS: fine White Men's early March. Phone 461-5. Portuguese island of San Tome DEATH NOTrCE YOU! I want to fill your VENETIAN BLINDS . . . new lOW "Fruit of the Loom" Hankerchiefs, off the west coast of Africa ear one shilling each. Shirt Shop. ym COOK for guest house accommodating needs, solve your problems, Chief Potty Officer. U.S. Navy, desires price. High quality. Phone Irving lier this month, it was announced 24. (haly capable and reliable Lusher jr., 2135, for free quotations. SMITH — Rose, aged 72 years, died ONE or TWO BEDROOM HOUSE or RUBBERIZED and VINYL PLASTIC I here today. Order was resfofed January 6th. 1953, at tbe King ; applicants with references will be — help you make money! APARTMENT. Furnished. Can C. O. I'm waiting tb give my life MOPS — Dry. wet, sponge and dish APRONS are in stock. Bib and tea i by troop reinforcements. The Edward VII Memorial Hospital, leav considered. Box No. 7497 c/o Bda. Simmons, 8828 from 9-4. styles. Lusher & Company. 2135. BERTRAND RUSSELL ing three sisters, nephews and nieces. I Press. mops. FuPer brushes and Fuller I number of native casualties was for yoa! Dial 1053. "hampoo. Fuller Brush Store. Phone "Gone but not forgotten." j SMALL FARM, with cottage preferred. _ TWO CLUB STEWARDS. Apply ia j • Any locality. Box No. 7474 Bda., 5233. | SA »N and MOIRE RIBBON in all TURNS T0 FICTION I not revealed. writing to the Secretary. Spanish Press. sizes and colours; finest quality. I Point Boat Club. EXTRA THICK FIBRE MATS. Order Lusher & Company, Wholesale, 2135 INSURANCE LOST AND FOUND taken for any size. Archie Brown. LONDON, Feb. 27 (Reuter). — ARTHUR MURRAY DANCE STUDIO REPLENISH YOUR STOCK with the Bertrand Russell, the philosopher, offers an exceptional opportunity to j I.ost—still missing BOY'S BICYCI.R, VENETIAN BLINDS: Made in Ber famous Garcrfc."- Slips and Satin PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE WANTED TO BOY said today that he had enjoyed . protects business firms against un you _!g soils and women to teach danc- I SQ" Elswick. Regd. No. 10570, muda by Globe Venetian Blind Co. Brassieres. Lusher & Company, Telephone 2971 for prompt service Wholesale, 2135. FOR SALE expected claims. Consult Bermuda ing Coll time. No experience ****** frame No. F77168. TelenhTj" Police Great Britain 2/6. 5/-, 10/-. £1 writing his first work ei fiction sary. Apply in person. Queen Street. Headquarters or Couchman 3422. Three days from order to installation. Fire & Marine Insurance Company. STAMPS used on parcels. Stamp MEN'S DRESS. SPORTS and WORK at the age of 80 because it en COMPETENT SALESLADY. Apply I Lost—WALLET. Reward for return Shoo. Reid Street. "PANELVTE": Wn«Vrn nlnstlr •»>>'<> SHIRTS. Dungarees and work pants. abled him to disregard trirffe. - By Public Auction Archie Brown, Queen Street. to tbe Coral Island Club, Flatts. and counter covering many beauti Hose, gloves, etc. English leather (Lord Russell's "Satah in the Albert H. Edwards. HORSE, Eight weiuht. N. J. Robinson, ful colours.—Jeffrey & Sons; tel. 2971. belts, fine assortment, Patterson's Dry EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCED TYPIST: Knowledge Devonshire South. Goods Store. Somerset. Suburbs," a collection of short of general office routine an ad AN INSECTICIDE that really kills stories, was published this vantage; permanent position with ants. Ask for "Chlordane" at Verd- Real Estate REVISED UP - TO - DATE COURSES: •nont Florist Boats, Motors month). Commercial Art, Commercial adver large Hamilton firm; references re-1 ANNOUNCEMENTS REAL ESTATE IN DEVONSHIRE PARISH tising. Business Management, Selling. quired. Apply Bermuda Press. He told a literary lunch party 1 Underwood PORTABLE TY PE HERCULES BICYCLE with Mini- here: "It seems to __* that Fve i I C.S., North Street, Hamilton. DANCING on Saturday, 9 pjn. until. WSITER. £ 18. Ornamental Punch Motor, £13; Pve radio, AB. Call p By Order of The Supreme CoOrt Gil Rowling and His Orchestra. Old WANTED: Houses. Cottages, Apart- I suffered in all that I have writ Colony Club. ments for sale or rental. Bermuda Bowl with Glasses £5. Silver Tea 2458. POSITION WANTED Tourist Bureau. Phone 5344 or 3697 Service 5 pieces. Rare skin rugs. Table ten by a slavish and pedestrian of Bermuda WORK TAKEN Df at City Cleaners on lamps: lady's topcoat; doeskin suit, £159 OR NEAREST OFFER—35-foot and unworthy devotion to truth. Wanted: PROPERTIES .te all parishes 9340. double mahogany hull in perfect ENGLISH LAST experienced short Monday and Tuesday now ready i I like to say of a man in a good Friday and Saturday. We pick up utd to sell or rent. Contact Mayne & ' condition with super cabin super Tuesday, 17th March, '53 hand typist requires part-time posi structure in repairable order. De tion. 9 ajn, tin 2 p m. or evenings. deliver. Phone 1268. Comtany today. Pho_.e 4152. I TWO ELECTRIC HEATERS; Bendix round way that he is an unmiti Economa t automatic washer; signed as speed launch to Admiralty Write Box 7397. specifications this craft ia ideal con gated scoundrel, but if I am.in on the premises at 3.00 p.m. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS.—Phone ' Hoover tank vacuum, electric fan. pursuit of truth he is not unmiti Our Next BABY SITTING by responsible lady I Central Group i322; Hamilton Call 4455. version high speed cabin cruiser. Group 1875, or wcite P.O. Ben 130. Worth twice price asked, for quick gated. He probably has his good ALL THAT certain parcel of Accessible N.O.B. and vicinity. TRADE SERVICES "MARVALON" PLASTIC table cover sale. Phone 8817. Transportation required. Home typ ing, 46 inches wide 4/6 per yard. points. I find that in imaginative i land situate in Devonshire Auction ing accepted. Call 2764. CEDARS FELLED: Chain saws for Chesley E. White, Reid Street. 25 h.p. Hercules MARINE ENGINE writing one doesn't have to Parish in the Islands of Ber- sale a* rent. Colin Horsfield, Ber With clutch only. Phone 4915 after trouble with truth." STAMP COLLECTING muda Lumber and Logging Co. 5370. 5 pjn. j muda containing Eighteen Miscellaneous Lord Russell added: "I de STAMPS bought and sold. Com- !To o can get a real PETER PAN 3-GEAR AUTOCYCLE. Good con voted the first 80 years of my Mfe ! acres Three roods and Thirty- Sale J dition. £80. Call 2971 or C. J. prehensive stock albums, catalogue* HAIRCUT . . . also permanent LAUNDRY SUPPLIES—Soap powder. to philosophy and I now propose seven perches bounded NOR Bermuda Tourist Bureau and accessories. Stamp Shop, Reid waves. Ideal Beauty Salon, Phone Jeffrey & Sons Sawmill, Hamilton. bar soap, toilet soap, soap flakes, j to devote the next 80 to another Street. 3996. soda, etc. Sunshine Supply Co., Reid THERLY by the South Long- of Furniture and is now located in the AUSTIN VANS — Two. approx. branch of fiction." St. j eighteen months old, licensed and i itudinal Public Road known 1 MOVING TO DOCKYARD? Moving anywhere. Use "Inland Express" insured for 1953. Good running order. I as "the South Shore Road" RUBBLE, given away free. Phone j £375 each or nearest offer. Sunshine Household effects Smoke Shop Building Freight and Trucking Service. Phone 1407 after 6 p.m. HANDICRAFT 8795. R. B. Whiting. Co. Ltd., Reid St. j and there measuring Six at ONE STROHMEh'GER BABY GRAND hundred and thirty-six feet Front Street West GIFTS—Hand tooled from finest Ber- HAVE YOUR BABY'S FIRST SHOES PIANO. Apply the Little French FORD ANGLIA CAR in good running ! TRINITY HALL . muda Cedar in all varieties. John permanently finished in any col Shop. condition. Phone 1843 evenings. FOR SALE and six inches EASTERLY in Davis, Cedar Shop, Somerset. (Ground Floor) our — or bronze. Orders taken at I part by land of Morris Alvin Hildred's. Jack and Jills and Mar NEW IN. SUIT CASES. Popular size MOBYLETTE. automatic clutch, in Real Estate Sales garet's Beauty and Gift Shop. good condition, spring forks. Phone will be held on for school. From 18/-. W. 1. 1895. I Gibbons and others in part by Boyle & Sons. Reid St. and Rentals Take advantage of the 10% seasonal Six room cottage j land of Dr. Greenslade in part Fridav, 6th March, 1953 Chris-Craft mahogany SPEED BOAT. discount. Have your rugs DURA- SEWING MACHINES — Sales, rentals. by a roadway Sixteen feet Sightseeing Tours FOR SALE i CLEANED this month Phone 4562. Excellent condition. Complete with on land measuring 135 x 135, * PREVIEWS service. Machines from £25, Trade Wafer skiing equipment. Phone 5338. wide in part by land of Tuesday and Wednesday Hotel Reservations tmA Terms. Cecil Harris, Church near Lighthouse, overlooking St. 4448. Marjorie Gladwin and in part from 2.3* to 4.30 p.m. F the ocean. ELECTRIC LIGHT BULBS. Milliard. j by land of the said Morris KITSON & CO., LTW. Bermuda ™™M Cottage FO^AU 40, 80 watt 1/6 each: 75, 100 w»tt. CARD OF THANKS For further information Alvin Gibbons and measur.7.3 on Main Road, Somerset 1/9 eacft. Special discount to the Contact A uctioneers Real Estate trade.—Young. Trott & Co.. Ltd along the Eastern boundary Crawford House Td. 2919 One thousand one hundred Tourist Bureau 3 Bedrooms The family of the late Church Street 4277 CHARMING OLD HOME. 4 bedrooms For Marble MEMORIALS of heauty E. J. MELLO and thirty-six feet SOUTH + Front Street West situated on acre of desirable *m* distinction, contact Mrs. Jack Mr. John Steven Ottley 5*M s.m. living Room/Dining Room Critchley. Phone 2208. Telephone 3959 Phone 5344 property in Paget. For details call ERLY by the waters of the 5338. desire to thank sll kind friends .32* wth. _. Kitchen — Bathroom DAIRY FEED. Bran. Pollard, laying 4937'th i. Atlantic Ocean and measur mash. Rabbit pellets, etc. Sandys and relatives and those who sent ing along a straight line Price For Quick Sale Builders' Supplies Brokerage Co. Tel. 5001. cards and letters of sympathy in their bereavement. Also special drawn from the Southern £S,750 WINDOW SCREENS, all sizes. Bar Garden Supplies extremity of the Eastern gain prices for quantity lots thanks to Messrs. Hutchings and J We now offer Ambard & Company, East Broadway. boundary to the Southern FRESH SEEDS — Melon, cucumber, Milani and to their staff. Also 'We are privileged to offer Several Very Attractive Bermuda Tourist Bureau zinnia, marigold, etc. Wadson's. thanks to Norse Robinson, Miss extremity of the Western Radio boundary Six Hundred and Smoke Shop Building ROSE PRUNERS and Flower Gather Ida Smith, Mrs. Bernice Burchall fifty feet and six inches and BUILDING LOTS Front Street PILOT BEDROOM SETS, long and ing Shears now in stock. Com and Mrs. Mary Augustus. short wave. Available ia White, mander Bowie. Reid Hall Building. WESTERLY by land of the at Cavello Bay, Somerset Phone 5344 or 3697 Peach. Mahogany, Cream, Valencia Hamilton. FOR SALE Stale, Foliage Green and other pastel devisees of Thomas Melville AU lots have North and South Water Frontage "Personalised Service" shades. £12.10 Cadi. Young Trott I GARDENING MADE EASY: Rotoette Dill deceased and there meas mm*\$*t*. & Co., Ltd.. Richmond Road. and Clifford Po*ver Cultivators. and protected Boat Anchorage I Richardson, South Shore, Paget W. FOR SALE uring One thousand three See Plan at BUTTERFIEL0 & COMPANY Phone 2810. "Boundry House" hundred and twelve feet OR LAD Y B I R D ELECTRIC LAWN- HOWEVER OTHERWISE the Two Modern Cottages located on the Middle Road, Real Estate Front Street MOWERS are efficient, economical, said parcel of land may be SALE OF LAND easy to Me. £24.10 with 100-ft . tar Somerset Devonshire. or IN MEMORIAM cable at Young' Trott & Co., Ltd., bounded or may measure or by Richmond Road. Comprising two apart H. S. CRISSON, Reid Street at a very reasonable price. ments in main house, ought to be described TO I-* One may be bought with Public Auction In loving memory of our each two bedrooms. East GETHER WITH the dwelling- on the Premises Dear father furniture Cottage, comprising four house cottage and barn ROBERT HENRY (BOB) SIMMONS FOR SALE thereon erected and the For further information rooms and bathroom. and under the power of sale Who departed this life on appurtenances Contact Garage. Area of property Navy Army and Air Force Institutes contained in an Feb. 28th, 1950. approximately 1 acre. Indenture of Mortgage We were not there to see you die One Building Lot To lift your hand, to say goodbye. E. J. MELLO For complete details apply: For further particulars apply to: |i; FOR SALE But well remember our whole lives measuring approximately 75 x Telephone 3959 throVf/h 142, overlooking the South Shore Thursday the 12th day Those last few days we had with MYER M. MALLOY near Warwick Camp, also wooden m*tmm Flitcroft & Lightbourn By Tender yon. Auctioneer of March, 1953 Sadly missed by the entire family shed with lumber for casement Ltd. Hamilton (1) 1x6 ft. Prestcold Refrigerated Display Counter of tank and barrels. at 2.30 o'clock in the afternoon Mercury House Front St. i together with Motor. Contact Hamilton Phone 2953 HALLET, WHITNEY & PATTON there will be offered E. J. MELLO (2) Complete Grocery Shop Display Fittings consisting FOR SALE Barristers-at-Law, Hamilton Telephone 3959 Lovely Harrington Sound 4S«.1+tu Ih s. of: FOR SALE 4«09'tuth s. ' 2 Sections of Fittings and Showcase by Public Auction .9.19+tk.. •• iv 2 Storey House 1 Oak Counter with Central Glass Display ALL THAT parcel of land Bereett __fe"£_£-£_£_£_£_4£££i£££N£ nn;7r__ii-«ii-nr_-ir_aM_>ii--ii-aH__iia>Mj on I acre water front Section 7'6 x2'3 situate in Devonshire Parish 1 in the Islands of Bermuda on the Reid St. * Extension m FOR SALE I J 1 Oak Counter 5'6"x2'3" containing by estimation Nine I Lovely home of Bermuda _#_ m 2 bedrooms FOR RENT 1 Marble Top Provision Counter 7' 6x2' 3* perches bounded NORTH Architeeture, Comprising of ids 2 bathrooms ERLY by land formerly of P. •ii. Living room The above can be viewed ot th* Grocery Shop, Prospect • 3 Bedrooms :#: Modern mttm Lennock Godet and there Kitchen etc. Barracks on application to the District Manager, Navy measuring One hundred feet • 2 Bathrooms m Four Room Cottage _#=m; Army and Air Force Institutes, East Broadway Hamilton, or thereabouts EASTERLY by • Living room with fireplace 'M Thre e Offices and 1 Shop Telephone 2965. • Sunporch and bath f Very reasonably land in the possession of sits : • Dining room , Tenders ulill close an March IOth, 1953. Not bound to Berkeley Woodward and Us in the new • Pantry a the Friswell Hill area,-Mi priced accept any or highest tender. there measuring Thirty-seven feet or thereabouts __>OtJTH- • Kitchen \m Pembroke. ?'•' L <__= _ft_ Call Harry Neal A. WHITE BUILDING ERLY by land formerly, of |K Mary Boddie and now or Price £22,000 Price only for details r - Chnreh Street West, lately of Joseph Abbott Harris with furniture and fittings or \m Apply k Hamilton. HLM. NAVAL BASE and there measuring One open to good offer unfurnished. \m m M. A. GIBBONS, LTD. hundred and six feet or there [pego Agency Conipany-1 Ireland Island, Bermuda m Phone 1261 Further information from Real Estate Division, abouts and WESTERLY by a Mrs. R. G. ROBINSON SJjs Hamilton =§= Bank of Bermuda Ltd. roadway Eight feet wide and [jjj T«lc-»h Can be inspected by appointment -(telephone Further particulars may be obtained from 8815). Tenders addressed to Resident Naval HALLET, WfilTNEt' and Officer, Ireland Island, will be received until PATTON Church Street, Hamilton, \ noon on Saturday, 14th March, 1953. Custom Attorneys for the Mortgagee. duty will be payable by the purchaser. H. S. G. CRISSON / Reid Street, Hamilton, Auctioneer S07i5*s_rt|. 50.CJ's.,-ffwMt-til2 \ ______.•Kg? ANN V T Dt ROYAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARYm- M r 1053 Page If Dedan, wearing a blank peak cay murderers from the spot where MM MOU'S MO. 1 and black grey coat, in the south the headless tribesman was fot»nd S.P.C.A. Meeting Nyeri reserve last night, the to an African social centre a _ew 3o-year-old terrorist leader has mites away. The European police a price on his head. . officer killed all three wben they Teiwfct Just The gang was leading a Friesian tried to escape as they-were being bulJ stolen from a Kikuyu farmer. taken to a police post. E&fes Capture When they realised they were Kenya political leaders said Hot Much Deliberate being tracked by the patrol to bere today that over-all direction sweet dreams in PRfjTTY NIGtfflES of their secret headquarters, they of tite campaign against Mau Mau ' JjJpfoBI, Kenya, Feb. » melted into thick jungle and terrorism will soon be centralised (B_*_tt«!). — AhrieM. infantrymen escaped. and strengthened. Cruelty To Animals tftday 3tme within an ace of cap Meanwhile, a Kenya police turing Kenya's No. 1 Mau Mau The White leaden, who have reserve officer today shot dead repeatedly protested against lack • Sir Brooke Francis, speaking i Mr. C. W. Pantrj^, Chief Superin- tferroria, Dedan Kimathi, wanted three Kikuyu, wbo a few hours of coordination and inefficient at the annual general meeting of tendent of Police, and thanked by Aor a store of murders. earlier decapitated a Turkana direction of the campaign, fore the Society for Prevention of | Mi*. L. N. Tucker. Poll* headquarters ...^ _. here to- tribesman, slashed and wounded cast increased powers for Mator Cruelty to Animals at Trinity In his annual report the W jd tight reported that a patrol of another and tried to kill an General William Hinde, newly Hall yesterday, said he had not inspector (Mr H. Thompson) '*lie *t~g's African Rifles spotted , African .bo y in the Thomson's appointed chief coordinating seen much deliberate cruelty to stated that 43 horses had been de RAYON JERSEY ^M, w and (Sadowed a gang of about Fall area. «^™ officer, and a small operations animals in Bermuda, but there stroyed at the request of their 20 Mt^ Mau terrorists led by Police dogs trailed the three committee. was cruelty born of thoughtless owners; four lame horses were ness and laziness. kept off the road until better; and Giving one example he said: "I one horse which was in poor con think ft1, is cruel in the-' hot dition was put. under the care of weather to keep horses in the a veterinary, surgeon. heat of the sun standing uncom T#Q donkeys had been de SheT. love to go to fcted in one of these fortably in the shafts of carriages. stroyed at their owners' request There if too much of that. It may Also destroyed at their owners' be that ft- is net regarded as a request were four cows and 11 enchorttong nigjbttes — \n yellow, pink, prosecutable offence but' I do hat bulls. One stray was claimed and think when I have had one of given to the society to be used to blue or m?nt, frosted with ruffles and these cases come under my ob feed the dogs. servation I have seen the carriage GOATS DESTROYED lace. Smooth rayon jersey. driver sitting beside his horse. He Flye goafs, had been destroyed is usually under cover." at their owners' request.- Homes "There is another thing," Sir had been found' for two goats at Brooke continued, 'the vme oi I their owners* request and also for Sizes 6 to 14. check-reins in Be. muda. No two stray goats* 27/6 horse-master wilt use a check- Cats collected during the year rein. They may have been tradi numbered 584 and those de tional in England' and Europe in stroyed- 581. Homes were found the days gone by, but you do not for three. A total of 330 kittens see check-reins used, in England had been collected and 317 of second floor today. In Australia the use of them destroyed. Homes were check-reins is forbidden by law." found for 13. • The secretary-treasurer, Mr. Usually the brutes who kept F. J. Mansbridge, in his annual check-reins on their horses also report said that membership kept their horses' heads up, the totalled 369, 21 of whom were life Colony's former Chief Justice mei ibers, 313 were active mem noted. bers and 26 were associate 'One has to realise that when members. Two - toned hauling the horse has to put his coif head forward. I cannot see why Tbe finances of the society for spectator a check-rein is required here in the past year showed an increase. Be r m u d-a except through The balance on February 1, 1952, ignorance," he said. was £608.15.10. Income totalled £1,141.10.8 and disbursements DOGS WWSOUT TAGS £1,037.19.4. Tbe balance oa the early birds ore swooping up our January 31, 1953, stood at He had noticed a lot of dogs £712.7.2. 5034ti. going about Bermuda without In September Lady Suffolk had licence tags. This gave the im requested the secretary of the pression that the dogs did not society to call on her, the report SPRING SHOES have a home or did not care for noted. On making enquiries into their home. It also implied that the work of the S.P.C.A. and how t&ey did not receive kindness or it was financed she promised to now in a wonderful range of sizes proper treatment and so they write to some horse lovers in the strayed. Colony to give toward a fund to It was better to have a dog de provide shade for the horses in stroyed by the society if. it was the hot weather. She later wrote Meshond not convenient to keep him than and forwarded a cheque for £200 cotr to have him go about as a wild to be called the Lady Suffolk animal looking for food and up fund but with a provision that setting garbage cans. the sum be doubled before it can A great deal had been done by be used. Every important silhouette for Spring . .. the society in controlling cats- I believe tbat unless the The total cost of the society's is here now interpreted with knag insertion Government wake up to these cat new van (£ 776 Is. 3d.) had been paid by a legacy left by a lady. nuisances they will have a very : and verve. Two-toned spectators, serious condition of affairs," re ^LECntOCOTTON CABINET marked Sir Brooke. . In September the society pur coloured nylon mesh, alt-white suedes "Many people observe today chased from England an electro that the cardinal birds are getting cution cabinet which was highly and linens — just unpacked. recommended for the humane less and less, and tbe blue birds disposal of dogs and cats. This also. I think something should apparatus was reported to be be done in that way as it is not working perfectly. FROM 70/- the business of the society to con trol the cats. I think something Mr. Michael Fountain had un should come from the Govern dertaken to produce a magazine ment. Io a short time these birds in connection with the society. He will halve disappeared," he stated. hopes- te have it on the press by He felt preventing cruelty to the end of next week and it will animals waa in the scope of police be on sale at the end of March. work and that some assistance A small committee with Mr. L. Ffenwoy . . 35 should be given by the police N. Tucker as chairman is orga forte. nising a competition among boys Sir Brooke was introduced by between the ages of 10 and 14 to build bird houses. These houses will be on show at the Agricul tural Exhibition and prizes will be awarded. The project was suggested by Mr.- L. Mowbray, curator at the Aquarium. Officers were elected as fol lows: Lt.-Col. R. C. Earl, presi dent; Mr. C. W. Pantry, Major See our new spring collection of P. L. Lightbourn and Lt.-Col. J. C. Astwood, vice-presidents; and Mr. Mansbridge, secretary - trea surer On the committee of manage ment are Miss Pat Brown, Mrs. w Reg. Cooley, Mrs. Hugh Crawley, Everglaze Chintzes Mrs. F. L. Godet, Miss E. May Gorham, Miss Sara Gregg, Miss A. Healy, Miss S. A. Jackson, Mrs. ARROW H. T. North, Mrs. Gordon Pitman, .onmnwx «R* !&___. Mrs. Gilbert Ritter, Mrs. Kather ine Spicer, lira E. W. Staight, Miss Gladys Tatem, Mrs. Ed White, Mrs. G. R. Wilkie, Mrs. E. • Gay Florals •.Zuill, Mas. Peter Fish, Mr. P. J. Brooks, Dr. E. R. 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Wi#. the famr horsebacking at a riding academy It's easy to work wonders in in the Bronx. * "Mifogpf trademark tNat means trim, tapered O'Brien became one of the highest priced riders sold in years new spring decorator effects with these when his contract was purcha^d through shoulders, sleeves and torso. Fine S for $12£0g by .the Trio Stable crisp, colourful chintzes. AH ftwn Eddie Holton, the 4d's fori zed faferfes cannot sfewnk out of size. Inevt mentor for the last is months The deal placed O'Brien under feature the famous, fong wearing Ever- the tutelage of former jockev way, the Arrow* label means more shirt for you ft|erritt Buxton, quite an arti* glaze finish and Everfast colours -hiring his active days in the money. Slock up here today! saddle. — your assurance that they wiH look Loeffler Is Busy Man Hke new seasons from now. PHILADELPHIA (AP) — *en rnfS*' _i°£ch # *»» iLaSaUe Cjllege basketball squad, is a v*ry busy man. in addition to 11/6 to 13/9 per yd. his coort chores, Loeffler teaches easiness law at Temple Utaiver- sttyand is also prominent in labour relations work in this city. 'MILTON. ST. CEORCI r v ° ' , PALEK p gg :A$TLI HARBOl M i sieay Feb Home Furnishings, Front Str«et (Reuter).. _ A haiui-carved 33- \*aOt Sicilian fishing boat-pill sail to London m June loaded with a 1 cargo qf coronation gfts for tiie i"0urs Exclusive!^* Men's Furnishings *% Queen Street NEW DELHI, India, Feb. 26 I Krishnamachari said the Govern- (Reuter).—Leading .Indian news j ment had received complaints papers today published charges about Employment conditions for Bone (that 1,200 foreign companies Indians, in foreign firms and was operating in this country were aware that many competent and I practising "ruthless and sordid" experienced Indians had been & Sons, ltd I discrimination against their I replaced by young recruits from Indian employees in a "new form I abroad. of commercial colonialism." £|AME STATUS China front street store The charges were contained in But, he said, foreign firms have Tend Your an anonymous memorandum, the same status as other private purporting to have been written organisations, and it was difficult by Indian executives working in for the Government to tell them foreign firms. In its original form, to promote or demote individuals. Good Servants 30 pages long, it has already been "Therefore the Government circulated among members of the cannot interfere in these com Indian Parliament. plaints of discrimination, whether It alleged that foreign firms they concern foreign firms or employed Indians under inferior Indian firms," he said. working conditions and appointed It is generally believed that Day after day, year after ye?r, W- Europeans to higher offices over I the Government is seeking an in their heads. formal settlement of the difficulty electric pump does its hard worj* witht "This new form of commercial by direct negotiations with colonialism is an anticlimax to foreign business heads. complaint and with very little attention r> our independence," it said. 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"indianisation" of British and Official findings bave not yet The electric part of the pumf needs lit. other European-controlled firms been released, but a.recent un here. official report, obviously stem attention, only a few drops of pood medi;- India's Minister ot Commerce ming from Government sources, grade machine oil (not light cleaning t and Industry said today that tbe said that 75 per cent of senior Government was well aware of positions in these firms were held occasionally in accordance witf» the mail the problem but could not in by Europeans, while Indians held terfere in the activity of private about 90 per cent of junior posts. facturer's instructions. firms. Mr. Krishnamachari today Answering a question in the promised that the official statistics Council of States, Minister T. would be published soon. Any plumber will tell you that i$\ pumps break down through h)ck of pack in the piston rod gland. 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The ppjffical Soon we shall end another Think, too, how our 'visitors will vacation ia Bermuda, leaving appreciate such a Royal name w, significance of toe flooding, of engine temperatures to teeP West Berlin and Western Ger w ith memories of kind people and confronting them on their ESSO many with these destitute peaf- scenic beauty to which we would arrival at the airport gateway of consumption down, - ROAD MAPS- Ske to return. However, our our ancient and loyal Colony. moving -best available/ sons; and its economic reper lates fast to give X * \\ cussions is o^yigflis. Because of desire to do so will have to be Thanking you in advance, tant protection.-• 0 weighed against the fact that this the fast European programme for Yours truly, t lubricates. Change Get tbe c<4te£#visa,tipn of farms, once-idyllic retreat has become cleans as WHO* one of the least peaceful vacation E. L. BRIDLE. these pewwps are being drry^n so S nearbv out of their homes, "le farms sppts we know of. Your abomin gn want wnenever Vot, f ^ and smaU holdings vacated are, able motor-bikes have made toe water, difference. tyro ou, batt therefore, fuUy fimushed and special requirement of toaay Pressu oty, &_ equipped with the belongings of It perhaps was inevitable toat MONTGOMERY'S SON ** c&ecked. the fate owner. There -_ now motor vehicles would come to automobiles. evidence that these vacancies in Bermuda, and it must be said that WEDS GLASGOW GIRL East Europe and East Germany the authorities' regulation it _/ are being filled with Mongolian small automobiles makes them GLASGOW, Scotland, Feb. 27 peasants, thus creating a deep hardly objectionable. Virtually (Reuter). — A Bepteb mist sur racia' curtain between the al! of them are driven at moderate rounding the cathedral here gave peoples of Western Europe and speeds and they are quiet — way'to brilliant sunshine today the 'Union of Soviet Socialist indeed, probably more quiet than as David Montgomery, 24-year- Republic and its satellites. horses, and buggies. old only son of Field Marshal Esso The iPederal German Govern But the explosive, machine- Viscount Montgomery, married ment has just allocated toe sum gun clatter of toe motor-bike, Mary Connell, of Glasgow. STANDARD of DM 150,000,000 for the con which can be heard long before The tall, dark bridegroom got struction of housing units in the vehicle zooms into sight, and special leave from his job as an €sso OIL Western Germany for those long after f$, has looped around engineer in Malaya to get to the refugees from the East. This, the next bend, bas broken (lor wedding. us at any rate) the magic speU Handy however, is a long term policy. The tiny, blue - eyed bride, More Powerful My High Commissioner has just that once made this island such daughter of a prominent ship Long-lasting ATI AS given a sum of money to assist a peaceful haven. A walk on builder, wore a heavy cream satin AUAS Flashlights once-quiet roads, or a ride on a Ml AS BATTERIES in the rehabilitation of those gown. She was attended by four Safer and Batteries You get Something 0221 persons in Western Germany and pedal bike, are now so fraught bridesmaids and three pages, all • Windshield be has applied to most of the with nervous tension, it's hardly children. AUAS Blades 8_ Arms Member States of tbe United worth the delight of quaint old The ample met three years ago TYRES Nations and to Governments cottages, glimpses of the sea, or at a ball at Cambridge. They at You/Happy Motoring" Store! belonging to toe Council of glorious gardens that may reward announced their engagement last Europe, Switzerland and Finland you when you're hoi dodging the March, when toey were 8,000 giving a first outline of his pro "flying firecrackers" that explode miles apart. posed international action of help along the way in such numbers. A crowd of about 5,000 blocked ZESA-7-53-E, to Berlin refugees. Added to the noise is, of course, streets round toe Cathedral to the menace to life and limb the see the bride and. the hundreds Tiie High Commissioner's ap history of these vehicles proves of wedding guests. peal is already bearing fruit, and them to be. If only half the The Field Marshal, deputy *$* SEE YOUR NEARBY ESSO DEALER an impendent merchant eager to serve your motoring needs yesterday the Royal Norwegian reports about injured tourists are commander of N.A.T.O. forces in Government made known its in true, they are lurid enough to call Europe came from his head tention to donate prefabricated for some humane legislation re quarters in France to attend the housing units to the value of quiring a test and licence before ceremony. W74t». Sj§8@S5£