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Stevenson for President LK5HTING-UP TIME J 8.54 p-m. Yesterday's Weathet' Maximum temperature 86.2 Minimum temperature 78.3 TIDE TABLE FOR JULY Ralnfally wk trace High Low _^_ Sunshine 9.6 hoars Date Wafer Water Sun- Sun- a.m. p.m. a.m. p m. rise set 22 9.48 10.08 4.02 3.46 6.27 8.94 33 10.27 10.44 4.36 4.26 6.27 8.23 ftZtiilt VOL. 32 — NO. 170 HAMILTON. BERMUDA. TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1952 6D PER COPY "Stevenson For President" Transcription Company's Boom Highlights Opening Charter Trimmed During Lengthy Assembly Debate Of Deng)crat Convention Drama coloured the eve-of-j-ffprogatson. meeting of the House of Assembly yesterday when the Hon. N. H. P. Vesey, CHICAGO, July 21 (Reuter). — The second act of the chairman of the Assembly's standing committee on private " greatest show on earth "—The American political conven­ Shah Fires bills, tendered his resignation to the Speaker, Sir John Oox. tion—was staged here today with a "Stevenson for President" cdaiming that the House had shown a lack of confidence i__ boom developing. New Premier the recommendations of his committee. The Democrats, a week after the Republicans had moved The Speaker refused to accept Mr. Vesey's resignation out, gathered in the international amphitheatre in the world's After Rioting from the committee as he did not consider the reasons' Largest stockyards to choose a candidate who will Oppose the given were sufficient. Republican candidate, General Eisenhower, in November's TEHERAN, Persia, July 21 Mr. Vesey's action was sup­ election. (Reuter).—The brief regime of ported by the only other member WARWICK BOY WINS There is an abundance of candidates including Vice- Dr. Ghavam Es Sultaneh as Prime of tbe standing committee pre­ Minister of Persia ended tonight sent in the House—the Hon. W. W. BDA. SCHOLARSHIP President Alben Barkley, Mr. Averell Harriman and Senators alter a day of violent rioting by Davidson. Estes Kefauver, Robert S. Kerr and Richard 6. Russell. supporters of Dr. Mohammed j Under discussion at the time The big convention hall — the Mussadegh, the man who drove j was a priviate bill seeking local Plans To Become Lawyer one in which the Republicans British oil interests from the1 incorporation rights for an Eng­ nominated General Eisenhower a country.- lishman, Mr. Harry Alan Towers, During Study In ILK. Union Heads Vote little over a week ago—had been Dr. Ghavam's resignation wast who wishes to record and prepare changed a Utile for the Democrats. in tbe Colony * broadcasts and demanded by Shah Reza Pahlevi television programmes for trans­ Looking in front of them, the after the capital had been terror- | mission put of the Islands. To Continue delegates could see a picture of ised by street fighting which left Mr. Truman and the slogan: a score dead and many wounded, j Considerable opposition de­ "Security, ter you, your family, The Shah had appointed him last 1 layed the passage of the bill for Steel Strike your country." Friday to succeed Dr. Mussadegh, | two hours. It finally passed the Behind them was the slogan: who resigned as Premier when the House in amended form with only Shah refused his demands for one Assemblyman, Mr. F. C. PITTSBURGH, July 81 (Reu- "Twenty years of progress." Misick, objecting. ter).—Steel union leaders voted The Democrats, hoping to profit wider powers, including control of the army. It's a dog's life! They didn't come hate on holiday like a lot of other passengers on the Reina del The principal opponents of the unanimously today to continue the by errors they think the Repub­ Pacifico yesterday . they're here to work -for the police force. The four police dogs and their crippling 50-day steel strike until licans made during their conven­ Dr. Mussadegh's - supporters, bill were Mr. Misick and Mr. the managements agree to a union tion, tried to make certain mat always bitterly opposed to Dr. I trainers, welcomed yesterday by Mr. P. Miller, Superintendent of Police, are P.C. Frank Farmer Ernest Vetey. The former ob­ shop—compulsory membership in everyone was on his best be Glrkvam, hailed his capitulation with "* Flash;** P.C. Leslie Waddell with "Bruno;" P.C. Edward Bailie with "Prince;" and P.C. Ray­ jected to the bill because he bad not received sufficient time to the union tor workers in the in­ haviour. as a triumph. Now Mr. Mussa- mond Barnewall with "Brace." (Report elsewhere in this issue). dustry. Every seat had a little slip of degh may resume the Premier- ! study it and was not satisfied paper which said. ship, or see it go to one of his from the explanations given on The union's wage-policy com­ the floor of the -House that the mittee adopted a "statement ot "You.' will be on television. followers. 140,000,000 eye* will watch you.'' Dr. Ghavam's resignation was CONOTIONS IN PRISON company—Transcription Holdings policy" which said the 600,000 —would be beneficial to the strikers from coast to coast The convention opened with a announced to a cheering crowd trumpet fanfare after MT. Frank outside the Majlis {House of Town Is Destroyed In Colony. "pledge determination to carry on FARM AREA APALLING LOSE, NOT GAIN ? their struggle to a successful con­ McKinney, national chairman, Assembly) by Mr. Hussein Makki, clusion." j had called the meeting to order. a high-ranking Mussadegh man. Mr. E. Vesey lodged his objec­ It ended the ominous lull that had The action came after Mr. Philip The national anthem was sung. M.C.P. Says Residents Are tion on the ground that Bermuda 'alien on the capital after the Would lose rather than gam Murray, the union president, ' STAR OF SHOW COB' i-iied on Page 12 California Earthquake charged before the committee that Becoming Alarmed dollars if the company's incor­ In an act crowded with a dozen poration was permitted. the steel industry had repudiated By a small margin the House A young Bermudian whose aim * strike settlement he had worked men seeking to succeed the retir­ LOS ANGELES, July 21 (Reu­ Before the House of Assembly is to become a lawyer-and prac­ ing President, tbe star of the con­ rejected two clauses, which, it oat with officials of Bethlehem ter), — Californians recovering adjourned yesterday after its final was pointed out by Mr. Henry tice in the Colony has been Steel Corporation on June 17. vention's opening session today awarded the Bermuda' Scholar­ undoubtedly was Governor Adlai from the strongest earthquake in business meeting of the present Vesey and. Mr. J. E. Pearman, _M_r. Murray told the committee v ship. He is Joseph Willoughby Stevenson of Illinois. .,_» nearly 50 years — in which 11 or J session Mr. E. P. T. TuckefAad a j hadappeared i_v*Ster> other b •Fat Mr. Charles White, president lS-r&v-de lost their lives — were Vaughan Wright, 17, son ot Mr. Still insisting that he was _io. tew wordsto say on the subject of [flying local tecorporatiOT to an of Republic Steel, had urged the warned today; Oat another big the WMph-deb^ted prisonfarm. ou_sId<f-g**_n aftd modify the Cbm- and Mrs. Willoughby Wright, of ar. active candidate for the Demo­ Ord Road, Paget'wot. steel companies to agree to the cratic nomination, the soft- shock may rock the state Within He referred ft the commission [ panies Act *t<r*Tjennit less than settlement. spoken, 52-year-old Governor 36 hours. -' of inquiry appointed to investigate Continued oa Page 8 Winning scholarships seems to The committee heard Mr. nevertheless was greeted by a A seismologist at Pasadena alleged irregularities in discipline be a habit with Vaughan. He Murray say that negotiations with standing ovation and cries of "We predicted that the new shock at the Ferry Reach establishment. started school at Warwick Mr. Joseph M. Larkin, vice-presi­ want Stevenson" from .delegates could be of even greater inten­ "Conditions are pretty appalling GOVERNOR TO PROROGUE Academy at the age of five. He dent, and other officials of Bethle­ and spectators as he prepared to sity. Ite is Professor Hugo Beni- in that area and residents are be­ won tbe Edmund Gibbons hem, produced a '•memorandum of welcome the convention on be­ off of tbe California Institute of coming alarmed," Mr. Tucker Scholarship, and before it had ex­ understanding" ia which the steel half of the state of Illinois. Technology. -. claimed. PARLIAMENT TODAY pired he was awarded.a Board of company executives "substantially For ten minutes tite delegates - He said that this type of He said the Hon. H. D. Butter­ Education Scholarship accepted tbe union shop." gave him an enthusiastic • and quake has been known to repeat field had given the impression This afternoon at two o'clock Last year Vaughan passed his that the findings of- the com­ the House of Assembly will meet .Senior Cambridge, one of. the Mr. Murray said Mr. Larkin noisy welcome — and then fre­ itself with the same or greater quently applauded and cheered intensity- within 24 to 38 hours. mission, which was headed by 'the for the last time this session, j qualifications for the Bermuda took the memorandum before the Attorney General, Major the Htm. Shortly before 2.30 p.m. they will Scholarship. IBs next goal is the other major producers with the his speech which bitterly critic­ Today's shock destroyed the ised the Republican Party and David Huxley, would be made be summoned by "Black Rod" to Rhodes Scholarship, he told The understanding that he would press little town of Tehachapi, killing known to the.
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