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Gazrtfr Atti Gtoumiat Hailjj INCORPORATING the ROYAL GAZETTE (Established 1828) and the BERMUDA COLONIST (Established 1866) WEATHER FORECAST LIGHTING-UP TIME Light Southerly wind, becoming moderate later. Fine 7.13 p.nu Wilt -Emjal (gazrtfr atti GtoUmiat Hailjj INCORPORATING THE ROYAL GAZETTE (Established 1828) and THE BERMUDA COLONIST (Established 1866) VOL. 18—NO. 83 HAMILTON, BERMUDA, THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1938 3D PER COPY—40/- PER ANNUM GENERAL FRANCO'S TROOPS PUSH DRIVE TO COAST INTERNATIONAL TEAM WIFE DISMISSED FROM AN HAREM SCAREMS SCORE THEY SAY GOVERNMENT TROOPS TURN RACES A Column for UNUSUAL ACTION HUGE SUCCESS BERMUDA VISITORS That the CouncU is to tackle the BACK ATTACKERS ON TORTOSA Time Robs American Team Court Finds She Was Not a Record Crowd Enjoys Pensions BUl. Quaint Bits about Present-Day Partner in Husband's Shop Sparkling Revue That members are asked to study it FLUKY GOING MAKES Bermuda You may wish to first. EXCITING RACE A CLAIM FOR £118 RENT Surely a record crowd at the Co­ * * * r Write Home About lonial Opera House on Tuesday eve­ That this is taking a privUege. rench Political Battle Gives Blum ning greeted the rising curtain on the * * * The Intern aticnal One Design Team An unusual action was heard in 1938 Harem Scarem Revue, a surefire That some legislators feel compe­ races got off to a poor start yesterday Tri-Weekly by ERNEST C. RIEDEL the Supreme Court yesterday morn­ travesty of vexatious questions which tent to debate a measure without Slight Lead, Which Senate May Annul afternoon since the leading boat ing when Percy Andrew Dodwell have confronted Bermuda for some previous study. brought suit against The Somers El Salan sailed by Herbert Hanan ONTTNUTNG our search for un­ years; indeed, some of these ques­ * * * Shop for the balance of rent due in was still some half hour away from usual Bermudian epitaphs, we tions were so thoroughly elucidated, That France went one better than respect of shop premises at Reid HENDAYE, Apr. 6. (CP)—A furious battle for possession of the finish line at the expiration of C find a lengthy naive poem both with dialogue and senic effects, England. Street, Hamilton, under an inden­ Sf Sf Sf Tortosa increased today as the heavily reinforced armies on both the 3J time Umit for the race. upon a grave stone erected by the that the most stubborn-hearted mem­ ture dated March 1, 1937, excuted by Sailed in very Ught conditions, the "loving companions" of a "school­ ber of the audience was perforce That she staged a wholef-ale fight in sides pounded each other in the third day of the Spanish insur­ Edgar Chase Swainson. The suit was tluky airs gave plenty of thrills to boy who got drownded" which adds, obUged to capitulate in a storm of parUament instead of a soUtary slap. gents' attempt to take Ebro, a River Delta town. The stubborn unusual in that the man who exe­ competitors and spectators alike as "as young as we he dide." Just as laughter and own up to the fact * * * cuted the lease, Edgar Chase Swain­ Government resistance in the last scrap of territory barring the first one boat then another changed the boys made it. No schoolmaster­ that at last this talented company That the footbaU games are being son, has left the Colony and his ad­ Franco soldiers from the Mediterranean coast surprised the in­ from first to last position and back ly interference. Here also Ues a had brought forward and solved the enjoyed. dress is not known, and his wife, again. sailor who is "one who exchanged current burning colonial problems. * * * surgent command which hurried new motorized divisions from Frances, was named as a defendant Jim Pearman sailing Zephyr got time for eternity, and is safely an­ So great has been the demand for That they deserve bigger crowds. Alcaniz and Gandesa. During the night when insurgent bombers in the suit, the plaintiff alleging that the best of the start, forcing Herbert chored in the harbor of rest." Cut­ tickets that many who left ticket- * * * were unable to see their objective, the Government militiamen there was a partnership between Hanan's El Salan the wrong side of ting words cut in stone in 1813 by a buying until too late were unable That the yachtsmen are aU keyed up. Mr. and Mrs. Swainson. counter-attacked and drove the insurgents from several positions the mark and causing him to be weU husband who disclaims the dead to secure seats. However, a fourth * * * conquered in yesterday's hand-to-hand fighting. The insurgents' late. BiU Cox in Feather was to child form part of a long poem: This Mrs. Swainson denied—a showing is being considered for to­ That a yacht race is Uke a goU game. denial upheld by the Court, which morrow night at the Colonial Opera usual manoeuvre of surrounding a city before capturing it was leeward, while Bayard DiU's Coquette * * * started cn Zephar's weather quarter. "Bold infidelity tarn pale and die found that there was no evidence of a House. If this is found to be pos­ That it can be contested a dozen times wrecked during the night when a wave of militiamen, throwing Beneath this stone an infant's ashes lie. Both the Bermuda boats went weU partnership and dismissed Mrs. sible, an announcement wul be made after it is over. light flares and then hand grenades, drove back the insurgent The knot's untied, it died through Adam's for a while after the start and seemed sin." Swainson from the action. Judg­ in tomorrow's issue. * * * units which yesterday reported that they "were at the gates" to be working out a bit on Feather, ment was given, however, against To enumerate the scenes and the That a post-mortem at bridge is but then BiU Cox get her going and Another states: The Somers Shop in the amount exceUent acting, singing and dancing tame compared with the resailing of Tortosa. claimed, £118. 18. 6. No order was began to show them his heels. "Dangers stand thick through all the would be some task, indeed, from the of a race. LONDON, April 6. (CP)—The The first leg at this -point seemed ground. made as to costs. -ery opening, showing the strcnie * * # Spanish Government protested to to be a reach instead of a beat as ail To push us to the tomb. landing of certain Spaniards in 1543— That the column cn epitaphs contain­ And fierce diseases wait around PARTNERSHIP ALLEGED Trance and Great Britain yesterday PREMIER BLUM'S FIGHT the boats were holding high of the To hurry mortals home/* a prologue of fine creative spirit— ed some interesting information. tlie continuation of their mark and Cox immediately started to the final repUca of this scene hang­ n~n-intervention policy with its Small Majority Passes Bill team tactics by forcing Pearman Note the spelling Ucense in: Mi. D. C. Smith, for the plaintiff, ing in the new Town HaU, the sure That searching graveyards is a strange "appalling and dangerous injustice." to tack and working himseU into a said that in accordance with tbe succession of incidents and their "Let every act controul pastime. position where he could hold DiU directions of the Chief Justice (there splendid handling, aU 'these gave vernmenf s note recalled After Bitter Debate And bend thy stubborn soul." * * * Spain's message of March 22nd back and allow Hanan to come up. was a hearing in Chambers) the such pleasure to the huge audience That more candidates are promised the renewal of German and AU the boats were by now very Upon another stone in the same statement of claim had been amended that there is Uttle need for exhaustive for the general election. PARIS. April 6. (CP)—-Premier aid to the Insurgent armies high cf the mark and the three lead­ churchyard and the plaintiff was definitely al­ comment. What is more to the point * * * Blum's fight for decree powers over which have now split Catalonia from ers slacked sheets and started to leging a partnership between the de­ is the hard work put in on this pro­ finances aroused parliamentary "If gold, the tyrant of mankind. That one candidate is said to have the-rest of Government Spain. reach. Pearman was n_.w ahead fendant, Frances Swainson, and the duction, caUed (before we forget it) speculation last night whether his Does try to divert thy mind. three quarters of a century service giew within the past again and it looked as if the raca Prefer the frugal crust. less.ee of the premises, Edgar Chase "The StiU Vex'd Bermoothes," and regime might be succeeded by a is friendly Society work. in some quarters of Wales was in Bermuda's pocket since DiU Condemn the guilty dust." Swainson, Frances Swainson being the fine costumes which dressed the strong Government with dictorial national coal strike as a demand was also weU ahead cf El Salan, but served as the person in charge of the entire show. A thread of continuity economic and financial powers. While Through the centre of the stone That he ought to be valuable in the Government tc drop its hardly had the boats gone a hundred business and also as a partner. The runs through the various scenes, the Rightist Deputies in the Chamber cover of a child's tomb, dated 1833, House. ; off Spain" policy and allow yards before they were almost taken defendant Frances Swainson did not aU working up to a definite climax, called "Robber" at the Premier dui a lily is growing. The hole is not a enter an appearance under protest, Spanish Government to buy aback and the leg turned into a beat returning again to the first -scene— That he might be able to put an end ing the chaotic debate on his propos half inch in diameter.
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