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VOL. 32 — NO. 295 HAMILTON. BERMUDA. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1952 6D PER COPY Atlantic Pact Allies Turn M.C.P.S CRITICISE OPERATION OF Attention To Asia; France BUS SERVICE Complaints were lodged in the House of Assembly yesterday, on Pledged Aid In Indo China the motion for adjournment, on. the operation of the Government buses, the lack of a night watch­ PARIS, Dec. 17 (Reuter).—France today won from her man at the bus garage, the extra Atlantic Pact allies a promise of support in her drawn-out driving duties performed by em­ Drastic Cut In war against Communism in Indo China. ployees, the method of driving used by some drivers and the A resolution passed by the 14-nation Atlantic Council non-existence of shelters along NATO Defence meeting here declared that France deserves "continuing sup­ bus routes. port from N.A.T.O. (North Atlantic Treaty Organisation) Mr. E. P. T. Tucker, chairman nations." of the Public Transportation Programme A group of students from Rollins College, Winter Park, Florida, Board, thanked members for The Foreign, Defence and finance Ministers on tbe their information and assured the council also urged the swift establishment of tbe European who have sacrificed their Christmas holidays to entertain United House he would investigate the PARIS, Dec 17 (/Pi — Despite States servicemen at bases in the Atlantic, visited Government warnings from their military Array. The Kg Three Western powers — tbe United States, points raised. commanders, North Atlantic Britain and France — warned that the armed forces of East House yesterday afternoon. The picture above shows them singing The debate was opened by Mr. Treaty Organisation diplomatic Germany are being expanded rapidly. for the Governor, Lieut. General Sir Alexander Hood (extreme E. T. Richards, who complained bitterly that there was no night and political leaders today cot On Indo China, no practical methods of assistance were left) under the direction of Miss Sally Monsour (back to camera). drastically the proposed £150 watchman at the bus garage. He discussed.- But Lord Ismay, N.AT.O. secretary-general, told On the right, two of the students, Chesta Hosmer, of Waycross, warned of the consequences if million Western defence building Georgia, and Betty Jean Lang, of Wilton, Conn., are shown pre­ programme for 1953. correspondents later tbat this would be primarily in the form fire should break out and said senting His Excellency with Poniderosa lemons on behalf ef the that many thousands of pounds They said such a sum might of money and material, instead of men. president of the college, Mr. Hugh F. McKean, and Mrs. McKean, of government money was kept at wreck their nations' economic The French Foreign Minister, Story on page three. the garage. stability. M. Robert Schuman, who yester­ SAYS 18 TRIPS CANCELLED Informants reported that the day spoke of his country's "soli­ request by N.A.T.O.'s supreme Ike, MacArthur j Mr. Richards said that 18 bus tude'' in the seven-year campaign j trips were cancelled on Novem­ '"'commander. General Matthew B. against Indo China's Viet Minh Ridgway, for £198 million to ber 17. At fhe five o'clock rush rebels, said the resolution would U.S.-British Zoning Order hour in the evening there was spend on building air bases and "really help France." Confer On ground defence had been slashed only one small bus to St. George's The resolution, introduced by instead of the usual two large to £75 million. They added that M. Schuman, expressed whole­ Peace Problems Talks On Persian Affects U.K. ones. The other buses were out it might be cut still further at to­ hearted admiration for France's on sight-seeing, tours. morrow's closing meeting of the "valiant and long struggle against NATO. Council. Mr. Richards also said that Communist aggression." NEW YORK, December 17 Oil Accord Fail Govt. Property recently he had received a cir­ General Ridgway has repeated­ Lord Ismay said: "It is now up (Reuter). — President - elect cular stating that a driver if ly declared that his fighting force to individual governments to see Eisenhower and General Douglas PARIS, December 17 (Reuter). Yet another zoning order asked to do an extra duty at tbe is short of airports, radar screens, what they can do for France." MacArthur conferred today and — Top level talks between the reached the House of Assembly conclusion of his day's work communications networks and The United States is the only I *«"** afterwards they had had a United States and Britain have yesterday afternoon. Entitled could not refuse the additional naval port facilities. nation so far to furnish add to «Belgium, Holland and Luxera- salted from General MacArthur's official raid today they had failed The order is not likely to be policy of the Transport Control the N.A.T.O. information staff, bourg. None has ratified as yet. statement in a New York speech to reach agreement, "but discus- considered until the new year. ! Board. Whether the driver con- said eight ministers spoke and The British Foreign Secretary, on December 18 that there was I sions will continue through The following have been zoned ; cerned had an important appoint­ several emphasised that he Mr. Anthony Eden, speaking on "» clear and definite solution to diplomatic channels." as residential areas: West Pros- ment after his work was over did economic pressure of the defence behalf of the three Western the Korean conflict." The US. is anxious to break Ppect, Devonshire; the Laurels, | not seem to matter. programme already was increas­ occupying powers in Germany, General Eisenhower, then on the deadlock in the interest of I Devonshire; Cavendish. Bay View "I hope Mr. Tucker will take ing unemployment, Tbey agreed told the council the East German . his visit to Korea, sent a message Middle East security. Persia's land land known as Smith's Hill steps to restore the confidence on a recommendation that the zone was being increasingly 1 to General MacArthur that be rocky finances have been worsen- in Devonshire and Pembroke which prevailed when the late rr- a ber nations "make the maxi­ "Sovietised" with the armed would like to confer with him. ed by her inability to find markets parishes. Mr. Kitchen was Director ot mum effort without endangering forces there rapidly expanded [General MacArthur accepted the for her oil, still claimed by the ' The special development areas Transport," Mr. Richards added. their economic Stability." recently. I invitation. Anglo-Iranian Oil Company des-i were stipulated as Ireland Island; LACK OF BUS SHELTERS _—_——o—i Continued oa Page 3 Continued oa Page 4 pite nationalisation. Boaz Island, Watford Island, all It is understood that the U.S. in Sandys Parish, and East Pros- No Daylight Saving Next Mr. C. G. Gilbert condemned Empire Premiers proposals for settlement picture pect, Devonshire, the department for its laxity in w more dollar aid for Persia, No buildings were to be con- not providing bus shelters along Charges "Interference coupled with an arrangement that structed on any part of the area the various routes. He claimed would permit world oil com- known as Moresby's Plain on that the lack of shelter from the Wet Again After panies to ship and market Per- Ireland Island or on the recrea- Year, Assembly Decides elements encouraged people to sian stocks. tional areas on Watford and Boaz provide their own forms ot transportation. The State Department plan- Islands Coronation Tito Severs Diplomatic A strenuous rearguard action Strongly objecting to the use ning chief left by air for Washing- | Zoned as open spaces were the by the proponents of daylight ton last night after presenting the BERMUDA'S QUOTA of small buses for the public Naval Recreation ground in saving time was overwhelmed in while the large buses went on LONDON, December 17 (Ren­ US. view in detailed discussions Sandys; Daniel's Head and Scaur the House of Assembly yesterday ter). — Mr. Winston Churchill with the British. sight-seeing tours. Mr. R. L. Hill in Sandys; Nelly Island and • when by 16 votes to 11 a motion IS 100 A YEAR Pearman said that the late Mr. announced today that a meeting Relations With Vatican _o the cemetery on Long Island^ both the Daylight Saving of the Commonwealth Prime to continue Kitchen had tried to give service in Warwick, and Warwick Camp; -Time Act next year was rejected. | to the public. He said he was Ministers would be held in Lon­ Porto Island, Warwick: and Long don immediately after the New U_S. Immigration Act beginning to wonder if there was BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Dec. 17 (Reuter). — Marshal Health Board "\ Point, Nelson Bay, Stovel Bay The matter now goes before the any use in complaining. Those coronation next June. and Cobbler's Island, Pembroke Legislative Council who tomor- Plans, for the meeting were laid Tito today broke off diplomatic relations with the Vatican Abolishes Visitors' Tax in charge of the operation of the Tilley Island and Beek Rock, now may decide with or against buses did not seem to think they during the Commonwealth session — 18 days after Yugoslav Archbishop Aloysius Stepinac was Criticised At Pembroke; the Prospect Garrison the majority conclusion reached which ended here on Thursday named a prince of the Roman Catholic Church. Bermuda has been allotted a should consider the public, Mr. recreation ground in Devonshire; by the Assembly. If the Upper Pearman charged. with tiie announcement of a plan (The break faced Pope Pius XII with an urgent decision the old Garrison golf links. Navy House agrees with yesterday's yearly quota of 100 for persons to boost trade in an effort to Vestry Meeting decision Bermuda will not have born in the Colony who wish to Mr. Bernard Wilkinson refer­ — whether to withdraw Cardinal-designate Stepinac or Wells and Watlington Point in emigrate to tbe United States, Mr. regain economic strength within I Devonshire; and Paget Island, the daylight saving time next year red to .the handling of the buses the Commonwealth. leave him a semi-prisoner.) unless a bill is later passed to Paul Tenney, U.S. Consul-Gen- which took over the Kindley The Board of Health came in south end of Higgs Island, the eral in Bermuda, said at a press Ihe nine Premiers will foe The reason given for the diplomatic break was ''Vatican for criticism at the Smith's south end of Horseshoe Island and reinstate ft. Field service from the American guests at the coronation. conference yesterday. Continued on Page 2 interference in church-state relations" in Yugoslavia. Parish annual vestry meeting | St. David's Battery, all in St. An attempt by the Hon. N. H P. Tbe June conference will en­ Yugoslavia is the last Commun­ last night. George's Parish. Vesey to have the Expiring Laws Mr. Tenney was describing some able them to study a progress ist state to end relations with the Mr. C. Granville Darrell told] Continuance Bill (which pro­ of the provisions of the new report on the plans for sterling Holy See. Russia and the Corn- the meeting that the Smith's! vided for the continuation next United States Immigration. Act, REJECT APPLICATION area stability which they agreed DEFENDS U.N. GUARDS Parish vestry had been active in which becomes eff ectiye on on last week. inform countries have no diplo­ year of 14 essential Acts and I matic ties with the Papal state. the "case of the imbecile child," Warwick Decides originally included the controver-1 Christmas Eve. FOR LIQUOR LICENCE Between now and June Britain IN KOREA SHOOTING and had informed the Health sial Daylight Saving Time Act Provisions that will affect a will have discussed plans with Dr. Ales Bebler, Yugoslav Deputy Foreign Minister, carried Department of their findings be­ until its deletion) thrown out was number of Bermudians concern ^President Eisenhower's adminis­ fore Mrs. Hilda Aitken revealed To Join Vestries rejected by, 19 votes to 6. temporary visitors' visas and tration and European powers. out the latest move in Marshal Police Objection To Variety Tito's long struggle with the Labour M.P.S Concerned Al the matter in the House of students' visas. Mr. Richard Butler, the Chan­ Assembly. THIRD READING Visitors' visas will be issued for cellor of the Exchequer, declined Papacy by presenting a note to Association OBJECTION Store's Request Noted the nuciature Charge d'Affaires, Effect ID Asia Mr. Walter Smith said that the a period of two years, with an un­ in Parliament today to elaborate limited number of entrances and' on the official statement issued Msgr. Silvio Oddi, asking for eldest son owned the property Despite the defeat of this withdrawal of the Vatican repre­ LONDON, December 17 (Reu­ and Mr. A. N. Jones noted that It was necessary for parish motion and his previous motion exits allowed. After taking into consideration after last week's session. vestries to bring some of their All students will have to have an objection by the police the Mr. Hugh Gaitskell, former sentation from Belgrade. ter). — The Foreign Under tbe Vestry had exchanged cor­ to have the Daylight Saving Time (,! T__e charge of interference was Secretary, Mr. Anthony Nutting, respondence with the Board of activities into line and to relieve Act included in the schedule of I student visas, but they will be Licensing Authority for Devon­ Labour Treasury chief, rapped j centralisation of administrative shire yesterday rejected an "the vagueness and ambiguity" ot made a month ago in a note to I today defended action of t h e Health about the hovel the family the Expiring Laws Continuance easier to obtain than formerly, as the Holy See. It added, how- United Nations guards in using lived, in. authority at present vested in the J Bill, Mr. Vesey again tried to they will be changed from the old application for a licence made by the report and asked for details. Government, contended Mr. W. delay the passage of the. latter category of non-quota immigra- Ebert Alfred Smith for the "I do not think I can or ought ever, that Yugoslavia was ready force to quell the riot of Com- "Such' a situation nullifies to to reach a mutually satisfactory munist prisoners in Pongam pris- a large measure steps in the IR. Kempe at the annual bill by obtaining the support of tion visas to temporary visas, Devonshire Variety Store on the to try to improve upon the state­ other direction for betterment of parishioners meeting of Warwick two other members — Mr. E. P. T. However, all students leaving the South Shore Road. Twenty-four ment," Mr. Butler said. solution guaranteeing freedom of on camp in Korea last Sunday. They fired on the prisoners, health," Mr. Jones added. Parish Vestry last night. 1 Tucker and Captain Ross Winter United States will have to have applications came before the But he added that in due course religion, and had reached such Authority for Devonshire, Pem­ further statements on behalf of agreement with all other churches killing 87 and wounding 120. According to correspondence He was speaking in favour of —in objecting to the third reading new visas to re-enter. Mr. Nutting, replying to ques­ read to the meeting, the Board of joining the recently formed | of the bill yesterday. Another provision affecting broke and Paget Parishes yester­ the Government would be made in Yugoslavia. day. Twe_rty-two of them were as details were worked out POLITICAL MOVE tions in tiie House of Commons, Continued •• Page 7 Continued on Pace 4 Continued en page J student visas is that students will said the guards were carrying out I have to show tbat they are taking granted. Marshal Tito, in a speech yes­ Not considered were applica­ terday, said that creating an extremely difficult task in a full course of studies in the extremely difficult conditions. j United States, rather than the tions for the Spanish Point Boat U. Visit By Churchill Stepinac a cardinal was a political Club of Pembroke West and for move, aimed at weakening the "If 3,600 fanatical Communists skeleton course that has hitherto advanced upon (them), oat- been sufficient. The visas will be Fourways Inn in Paget' The Early In New Year Likely Yugoslav state. He said Arch­ applicants did not appear and. bishop Stepinac was a "war numbered them with improvised good for unlimited entries. weapons and ignored orders and the Authority decided that tint' (Special to The New York Times criminal" and would never be The age limit for the student warning shots, then I think tiie visa' will be abolished, and applications may be considered, and The Royal Gazette) allowed to return to his diocese subsequently this year. in Zagreb. use of force is inevitable," he said. students may stay as long as thsy LONDON, Dec. 17 — It is ex­ Ihe British Embassy in Wash­ maintain the status of students. The Wor. H. Martin Godet, Archbishop Stepinac, 54, was ington, he added, had asked for pected in political quarters here released from prison a year ago Costs will drop for visitors to Licensing Authority chairman, that Mr. Churchill, acting for tiie a full report from the State the United States, as the head stated that notice had been served after serving five years of a 16- Department. Commonwealth as a whole, will year sentence for "crimes against tax for temporary visits will be by the acting Commissioner of go to Washington to seek the the state." His release was con Labour members had asked for abolished. Emigrants, however, Police that the police would support of the new Republican ditional on hi. returning to his details J^ •"«£"*£ * will have to pay $25 instead of object to the application for the • administration for the Common­ native village of Asich and not was unprecedented for guards to $10 for their visas. Devonshire Variety Store. wealth Prime Ministers' plan to returning to his seat in Zagreb. use machine guns on men locked A new provision that will have Continued en Page 2 create a new pattern of trade and When be was convicted as a col­ arm in arm and singing songs. its primary effect, here on seamen payments in the world. As laborator just after the war the Mr. Leslie Hale called it an on the Ocean Monarch and the President-elect Eisenhower will Vatican issued a blanket ex­ "intolerable .situation, which Queen of Bermuda is the require­ «not take office until January, Mr. communication of all concerned might affect our case throughout ment of individual visas for sea­ !! pbhurchill's visit has not been offi­ Asia." men. Previously one visa was in his trial. V Mr. Philip Noel-Baker, former cially announced, but there is a Msgr. Oddi, asked for comment issued for an entire crew list. belief in political quarters that Labour Cabinet minister, asked if Seamen will have a year in which on the future of Vatican-Yugo­ the minister could confirm the he will go in February or March. slav relations, said: "There can to. obtain their visas. He probably would be accompan­ report .that the prisoners had Children born outside the be no agreement between the planned a mass escape. ied by Mr. Anthony Eden, tite Catholic Church and Communism. United States whose mother or Foreign Secretary, and Mr. R. A. He suggested that responsibility father is American will have to A modus vivendi might be pos­ for the management and. control ^sflfler, Chancellor of the Ex­ sible, but only on paper." meet new requirements to qualify chequer. of t h e camps be spread widely as citizens of the United States. Msgr. Oddi has been Charge among the nations fighting in The Prime Minister would have d'Affaires here for three and a The requirement has been that Korea. the child should have at least five an opportunity also to discuss half years. in the absence of the Mr. Nutting replied that it was with General Eisenhower the Papal Nuncio, Archbishop Hurley, years* residence in tbe United a little early to jump to con­ States between the ages of 13 and "fundamental propositions" on who has been BI in America. clusions. The way in which Sun­ Pacific and South East Asia MIGHT BE BARRED day's demonstration started 21. Now children Will have to defence on which he and the Aus­ (The Vatican will soon have to Nurses who, have volunteered to work with the Bermuda branch ef the British Bed Cross were spend five years in the United "certainly confirmed that a mass presented with certificates by Lady Hall (seated, centre) yesterday afternoon for having completed tralian and New Zealand Prime decide whether to summon the break-out was intended," he States between the ages of 14 and <3s9U£ Csatiausd oa Page _ Caatinu.il on Page 4 added. the preliminary course of first aid to the injured. Story on page four. Ceatuuie-ea Page. flrige 2 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1952 .% Smjal (&uztttt RECTOR OF PAGET GIVES Bey Gives Final "JW .. LORD NUFFIELD HANDS HOUSE OF COMMONS FIRST CRASH 0? JET Published Dally incorporating J Th* Royal Gazette (Est. 1828). TALK TO LIONS CLUB OYER CONTROL BAD BEHAVIOUR COMET PILOT'S FAULT The Colonist and Daily News ^he SCHary (Est. 1866). of Spiritual Value Of Xmas Is French Search Desert For Retires At 75 From Top Public Disapproving But Captain Who Made Error ;; SamuelPepys Teaeer Theme Of His Address Tunisian ^Commandos" Post In Car Combine Committee Is Refused Banished To Freighters ty'f.f^S.W'M.M'fAara%*\a\\trt\f .•$« The Rev. George Pellatt, Rector OXFORD, England, Dec. 17 (Special to The New York Times LONDON, Dec. 17 (Iteuter). — U.S. and Canada Representative; of St. Paul's _ Paget, yesterday (Reuter). — Lord Nuffield, rags- and The Royal Gazette) A Government report today S. S. Koppe & Company; Inc., 630 Fifth Avenue, Wednesday, December 17th. compared man-made and Chris­ TUNIS, North Africa, Dec 17 (Reuter) .—French troops to-riches industrialist and philan­ LONDON, December 17. — The blamed the pilot for the fiw& _ New York City. tian philosophies in a short talk today searched the Tunisian desert for a newly-dtScovered thropist, today handed the Prime Minister, Mr. ChurchHi; Comet jet liner crash — a bell_l United Kirgdom Representatives: A long letter from an American on the spiritual significance of directorship of the giant British landing at Rome airport on Africa tc Colonial Press Agency. Ltd. friend now visiting England for guerrilla force said to have entered the nationalist struggle declined today to sanction the Christmas to members of Hamil­ Motor Corporation to a younger appointment of a committee to Octoher 28. 8 Red Lion Square the first time and, as she is un­ ton Lions Club at their weekly against France. London, W.C.I, England. fortunate to experience the worst man, ending 60 years' activity in seek improvement in the conduct On board were a crew of eight luncheon meeting. First hint .hat such a force existed came from French the car industry. of the business of the House of and 35 passengers. One passen­ Proprietors: fog in London for many years, Residency sources here as the Bey of Tunis. 78-year-old there is small wonder that the While attending his university Lord Nuffield said that at 75, Commons, which lately has been ger was slightly hurt and the rHE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. weather is her main subject. "I he had made a study of the philo­ hereditary ruler of the protectorate, gave a final "Rb" to though enjoying good health* he causing much adverse comment plane was a total loss. sophers, including Plato, Aris­ French demands that lie should sign two reform decrees. thought it "an appropriate time in the country, not least among Bi the report Alt 'Commodore Held Street, Hamilton. don't wonder English people are members of the House themselves. the hardiest in the world," she totle, Hegel and the German The guerrillas were said by, * ' . — to hand over my responsibilities Sir Vernon Brown, chief inspec­ Editor: E. T. SAVER writes, "for they have to be school. French sources to be organised by to a younger generation." Mr. Churchill said he did not tor o.' accidents for the Ministry Manager: FORD BAXTER tough as granite to stand these "These philosophies," said Mr. the extreme right wing of the His successor is Mr. Leonard think "any useful purpose" of Civil Aviation, said: "The fogs and this fierce weather." Pellatt, "are the machinations of Neo-Destour nationalist party and Rescuer Nearly Killed Lord, 55, deputy chairman of the- would be served by a committee Occident was due to an error of Subscription Rates: tiie minds of men trying to arrive financed by money levied from corporation, who will also t_ke at present. He also said the House (judgment by the captain (Capt. V Local Foreign Then she elaborates on what at the whys and wherefores of 1 Tear £5.0.0 es. o.o she calls the queer names of rich Tunisians. And Nearly Got Killed oyer Lord Nuffield's position at was tob busy for a debate on the I R. E. N. Foote) in not appreciat­ • Months 3.0.0 3. 7.6 life. They differ; one supersedes They were named the "Fehrat the head of Morris Motors and subject. ing the excessive nose-up atti­ S Months 1.17.8 2. 5.0 places and buildings. She finds another. You read them and you other associated companies. 1 Month D..3.0 0.16.0 "Charing Cross" and "Waterloo" Hachmed Commandos" in honour However,, he suggested that tude of the aircraft during the take ybur choice and know that LORIENT, December 17. Lord Nuffield began work here I take-offf more expressive when applied to whatever satisfaction they give of a Tunisian labour and nation­ — A butcher's assistant dis­ "friendly discussions" might take railway stations than some alist leader whose mysterious as an assistant in a bicycle shop. place between the principle A spokesman of British Over­ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 19512 you they cannot be final." covered a man hanging from He was making his own bicycles seas Airways Corporation com­ numerical description, as in her murder this month touched off a tree in the forest near parties, but he thought that while beloved New York. Distinct from that,, the rector riots and violence in both Tunisia before he was 17 and soon made such a close balance existed be­ mented: "Immediately the captain continued, was Christian philo­ Quimperle. The would-be enough money to begin manu­ i appreciated that he had made an But how long is the arm of and Morocco. Unconfirmed re­ suicide was stilt kicking and tween them and "bitter party •: Reject Application coincidence. sophy which was absolute truth ports ptit 'their number at about facturing motor - cycles. __fe differences ruled" it might be error of judginent, took prompt because it was supernatural. And writhing, and the butcher famous Morris-Oxford light For Liquor Licence For by the same mail I get an 300 men. rushed to cut him down. difficult to reach a solution of the and successful action to minimize the absolute truth could only French and Tunisian troops family car followed in 1914. problem. its effect, with the result that enquiry as to the real origin of come by revelation. But his knife slipped as Charing Cross. That has excited were reported already to have The Nuffield Organisation Mr. Churchill was replying to I there were no serious injuries to Continued from Page 1 he reached up to slash the merged with the Austiri group, its the minds of many for years and Christmas was the consumma­ killed 11 of a gftmp of 15 "out­ rope and he gashed the questions from members of his I either passengers or crew." Inspector John Brown, for the OP.', has the choice of several tion of all revelation iu terms and laws" who: slipped across the throat of the dangling man. main rival, in November 1951 own party. A Labour member, The airline said he had been police, said it was considered in the form of what we could border from Libya last Thursday. as a £66 million project designed Mr. WiSf Nally, stated one of. the transferred to freighter planes. origins to choose from. When the butcher finally there were already sufficient "A" It was ever the custom of his­ understand and meet. It was the They had British rifles and to attack world markets more reasons for disquiet about the licences serving the requirements revelation of God and His Son as Italian grenades, presumably severed the cord, tiie man effectively. conduct of the House when he o torians to apply to a place or he had cut down chased of the public in general in the noted institution some connec­ the Word of God come to life. from World War II. Libya is an Lord Nuffield became chairman said there was "widespread pub­ LONDON, Dec. 17 (Reuter). — Central District. independent Arab kingdom. him four miles to Quim­ of the Corporation, which em­ lic disgust and disquiet in the tion with royalty or sainthood. Mr. Pellatt told Lions that it perle. Walter Hambrook, 75, retired The police official added: "I So some will have it that was heartening to see such a Some of the dead carried ploys 42,000 workers in Britain, country at the way in which detective - superintendent Who must admit there are no "A" responsible group of citizens so identity cards marked "Com­ The would-be suicide told and Mr. Lord, head of the Austin important matters are discussed was the first man to head Scot­ Cloning Cross was derived from the gendarmes that he licence premises in tiie locality "La Chere R*__e," inscribed on concerned with tite spiritual value mando Fehrat Hachmed." group since 1945, became deputy in the early hours of the land Yard's squad car organisa­ where the applicant has his cf Christmas that they had asked Residency sources said there wanted to kill tiie butcher chairman and managing director. morning." tion, was fined here today for a cross- by Edward the First in — not for stabbing him in business." memory of his beloved wife, him to come and talk about it.. were undoubtedly more of these Lord Nuffield told the corpora­ The House is overworked and drivin . a car without proper care Mr. Pellatt was introduced by "Commandos" at large, but it was the neck but for rescuing tion's first annual general meet­ The Authority considered the Queen Eleanor. Other., more him. overstrained and consequentl • and attention. application in closed session, practically minded, attribute the Mr. John Plowman and thanked not yet possible to estimate their ing here today that his advice and sharp-tempered and exceedingly then announced that it had been name to "G&eringe," a word of by Mr. Leon Barritt. number. experience would be available as partisan, , rejected on the ground that the Saxon origin and meaning a The Bey told the French that he had agreed to become honor­ volume of business at the store bend, for at that spot the river o- he would not sign two reform ary president of the corporation. THE MARRIAGE ACT, 1944, did not warrant a licence. and land make a carve. decrees which would give Tun­ Seamen Angered Lord Nuffield, who has given Members of the Devonshire But whatever the origin of the £20 MILLION ISSUE BY isians elected municipal councils I millions for charitable work and BRITISH JET BOMBER Licensing Authority, in addition This was the least controversial research, supports the belief that name, Charing Cross has a long part of the French reform plan it to Mr. Godet, were as follows: and colourful history. Edward nothing can be achieved without Mr. A J. Gorham, Mr. Robert D. ANGLO-IRANIAN which Tunisian nationalists have By U.S. "Security hard work. TO FLY IN RACE I Notice of Intended Marriage I erected there a cross of Caen condemned as inadequate. Aitken and Mr. Henry Vesey, Jar. stone only to have' it pulled down "Work is the natural mission Devonshire Parish licences by the Long Parliament- in 1647. Count Jean De Hautealocque, Questioning of every real man," he said when LONDON, Dec. 17 (Reuter). — which were granted follow: Charing Cross was the place Money Sought For Huge French Resident-General, told re­ he was 70. "He is happiest when The Royal* Air Force will enter Leonard Charles Smith ("B" porters in Paris that the Bey had he is working." Britain's fastest long-range bom- I The persons named and chosen for the execution of the given his word of honour that be PARIS, December 17 (Reuter). described hereunder have given licence) Old Seaview Bar; Frith's Cromwellian Regicides. A statue Investment Programme — The French Transport Minister, Asked at that time why he re­ ber, the Valiant, in the £29,000 I Liquors Ltd. ("B") New Seaview would sign the decrees on Mon­ mained in business when he could England - New Zealand air race notice to me of their intended of Charles the First was erected day, the day they were submitted. M. Andre' Morice, promised the marriage, namely:— Bar; James Theophilus Brown there in 1633, but in the Civil LONDON, Dec. 17 (Renter). — crew of the French liner Liberie easily retire, the industrialist de­ next October, the Air Minister, and Kenneth Lethroy Simmons War, Parliament sold if fo a The Anglo-Iranian Oil Company today that he would submit to clared that no man wbo had built Lord De Lisle and Dudley, an­ BOBBY JOE WILKINSON of (restaurant) Clay House Inn I brazier on condition that he tonight announced that it is to the Cabinet a complaint against up an organisation employing nounced today. Kindley Base 'Bachelor) and (with extension until 1.00 a.m.); should destroy it. The canny raise £20 million by a public mid-Atlantic questioning by an tens of thousands of wage earners One or two Canberra twin-jet and the Devonshire Recreation issue of debenture stock. LETTER TO TBE EDITOR could suddenly" drop the reins IRENE FRANCES SEKELLA of brazier, however, secretly btaried American immigration officer. light bombers also will take part, Kindley Base (Spinster). Club, Frog Lane. | it and after the RestOMftion it The announcement said wee A delegate representing the without a thought for his vast he told the House of Lords. A club representative stated (Correspondents are reminded that "family." came to light again in 1667 and company plan_ a large pro­ tetters must be accompanied by __• Communist-led seamen'e union, The Valiant, with four jets, is Any person knowing any just that it has 143 members, 47 of was again erected. gramme ot. capital expenditure names and addresses of the senders to which all tiie Liberte's crew whom have paid their dues since not necessarily foi publication but _• belong, told M. Morice that said to be faster than the 400 , cause or impediment why this So what with meteorological over the next three years' on oil _rr__. of the writers' bona ttdei.) m.p.h. Canberra and greatly sup­ marriage should not be allowed the financial year commenced last observations and historical tankers, refineries in Britain, French sailors were "shocked and month. indignant" at being questioned'. erior in range and load. should enter caveat forthwith in queries I find my mail interesting. Australia and Aden, and on oil Hamilton, Bermuda's Quota the office of the Registrar The Pembroke Parish Licen­ exploration. December 17, 1952. They were asked, they said, The Canterbury, New Zealand, sing Authority was composed of * • * The Editor, whether they were alcoholics, ts 190 A Yem international air race eo_h__r is General. the chairman (Mr. Godet), the Seeing that we are aft vastly Expenditure for 1953, estima­ The Royal Gazette. drug addicts or ex-con v icts, sponsoring the 13,000-mile race | permanent member (Mr. Gor­ perturbed anent the rising cost of ted at £75 million, should be whether they had lived on the Continued from Page 1 across the world. It will be Dated 15th day of December 1952. living — albeit everyone seems met from the company's present divided into two sections, speed ham) and Mr. Stuart Outer- Dear Sir, earnings of prostitutes, and 128. If the child arrives in the bridge. able to meet the rise—I am resources and the proceeds of the We are really getting some- about "their polifical opinions. and handicap. W. N. PARKER, minded of the old story of the new issue. This will be the first where now in tbe discussion on United States at the age of 23 he Pembroke Parish licences were The crew was questioned by will have to be "physically The United States, France, Hol­ Registrar General. granted as follows: John I doting mother whose daughter tune the company has come to Daylight Saving Time and with Mr. Leonard Martin of tiie U.S. I present" in the United States for land, and Australia are among the Franklyn Peniston, Vivian Victor was learning to play the piano. j the public for money since 1923. hopes of saving the lovely sunlit immigration office under the new five years in order to retain countries competing in addition Burrows and Anthony S. Marirea So she attended a music store and The reason for Anglo-Iranian's evenings for this coming summer law for "screening" seamen be- citizenship. to Britain. Ml.+th s. ("A") Langton Trading Co.; asked for a new piece for the hug. programme is the need to and many more to come. fore they are allowed to land in However, children who have Hotel Princess of Bermuda Ltd. budding musician. replace production and refinery A letter today, signed by Ex- U.S. ports. He began his interro- started to meet tbe requirements (hotel) Princess Hotel. (Exten­ The salesman promptly showed capacity lost by the nationalisa­ Tourist, is the momentous step; gation of the crew en route from for retaining U.S. citizenship sion of hours until 1.00 a.m. and her a composition entitled tion of its properties in Persia. now we only need a couple signed New York to Cherbourg to avoid already *taay continue to qualify by 'Touri-far"" advocating D.S.T. delaying the ship when it returns between 2.30 pjn. and 6.30 p.m. "Twilight." Only one and six, The new stock will be redeem­ for retention of that citizenship « on every Sunday, Christmas Day he added. able in 1974 to 1978, and to attract and we're out of the gloom. to New York. under the old law. I am a great admirer of Mrs. The Liberie, first ship to take ST. PAULS CHURCH, PAGET and Good Friday was also "Ob," expostulated the proud investors will be issued at a price Children of native-born United granted); Harold Augustus mother, "her last piece cost half of £98 .2 per £100 of stock. Ap­ Greet and think she is "out of aboard a U_3. immigration officer this world." Along with all those under the new system, is due to States citizens may gain a dual Church of England Werhner (hotel) Bermudiana a crown. Haven't you got a piece plication lists open on January 6. nationality if tbe country in who voted to repeal the DJ5.T. leave for New York again to- Rector: The REV. H. GEORGE PELLATT Hotel (extension until 1.00 a.m. that costs four and six? She's act she is too much out of this night. The seaman's union has which they were born accords and between 2.30 p.m. and 630 getting on fine." world in this respect. I dont told the crew to refuse to answer them its nationality. If the Curate: The REV. FRANK H. ROSS p.m. on every Sunday, Christmas And it is hoped the progress of sutler Bermuda in the summer the immigration questionnaire, children" accept the benefits and Day and Good Friday); Eagle's j the pianist was as rapid as the MCPs Criticise Operation time, I love it, but I can't afford Both Britain and France have privileges of any country (out­ Nest Hotel Go. Ltd. (hotel) rise in price. to be up at 5 a.m. to enjoy its protested in Washington against side the U.S.), and then reside Eagle's Nest Hotel (with exten­ Of Bus Service beauties and then try to give my j the new regulations, for three years, after reaching sion until 1.00 a.m.); Mabel Ena employers a foil day's work. the age of 25, in the country of their birth, they will lose their Sherwood (hotel) Sherwood Continued from Page 1 Here's to the retention of D.S.T. Manor; Horizons Ltd. (hotel) authorities. Tbe drivers, he citizenship. However, if during THEY SAY - from May 1 to October 31 in CORONATION ROUTE the three years, they swear Waterloo House; Anthony Brown cU imed, were trying to copy tile' 1953. Mello and Islo May Mello (hotel) method of driving employed by allegiance to tbe United States, Washington House; Broadway By A. M. PURCELL the Americans. The buses were Yours, etc., SEATS FIR M.C.P.S they will retain their citizenship. Apartments Ltd. (restaurant) La That Parish Vestries are busy following close behind each other "NO TIME ON MY HANDS." Any citizen of the United Caravelle (with extension from instead of the stipulated distance Assemblymen were urged yes­ States, whether naturalised or 11.00 p.m. to 12 midnight). these days. terday afternoon by tbe Speaker, between each vehicle of 150 feet. Sir John Cox, to inform the Clerk foreign born, who lives outside A representative of the Prin­ . . * He warned that the Bermuda the United States with tite in­ That so far- there is no evidence I of die House if they wished seat­ tention ot avoiding United States cess Hotel stated that negotiations Government might be faced with ing accommodation for them- were pending regarding the pos­ of a burning desire to form a serious situation if a bus carry­ CHARLIE CHAPLIN TO military service, is liable to lose some sort of association. [ selves and their wives or hus­ his citizenship. sibility that the company would ing Americans was involved in a bands along the coronation route be taken over by Intercontinental crash and a number of passengers SEE THE POPE in London. Mr. Tenney said that the new I Hotels. If this should happen That aiiy idea of yielding kilted. law was a "tightening up" of the Some weeks ago the House was earlier law. application for transfer of the authority doesn't appeal. "The way thpse buses are being ROME, December 17 (Reuter). told in a message from tbe iicence would be made. * * * driven is very dangerous," Mr. — The Pope is expected to re­ Governor that a limited number An application by Washington That tne parish pump is con­ Wilkinson declared. "I hope the ceive Charlie Chaplin in audience of covered and uncovered seats House for extension of hours director's attention will be drawn next Saturday. would be made available to BERLIN, Dec. 17 (Reuter). — until 1.06 a.m. and permission to sidered more important than Helmut Goeltzer and Giesela a public reservoir. to this." The movie comedian, in Europe members of the Legislature. sell intoxicating liquor between If any more buses were to be promoting his latest production, To date tbe Clerk has received Nitzke, arrested two days ago 2.30 p.m. and 630 pan. on every purchased, he added, he hoped "limelight," is due here on Fri­ 11 applications from members. after trying to sell a five-nound Sunday, Christmas Day and That a real election campaign is tbey would not be as wide as the day from Geneva, Switzerland, Sir John reminded the House block of uranium in West Berlin, Good Friday was denied. present ones, which were no bet­ and will stay until Tuesday. that seats would be reserved for will be tried by a US. High Com­ The Licensing Authority for promised. He will attend the Italian pre­ mission court early next month * * * ter than the American bases. j members and their wives or Paget Parish, in addition to Mr. Replying to the critics Mr. mier of "Limelight" on Monday. husbands only. An Assembly­ on charges of unauthorised pos­ Godet as chairman, was as That if there is one history will Tucker said that as long as he He also is expected to be received man who wished to obtain seats session of uranium, it was an­ follows:. Mr. Gorham, Mr. be made. was chairman of the P.T.B. he. by President Luigi Einaudi to for other members of his family nounced here today. Allied re- (EljrtBtmaQ f$tvvtitt& Roland Lightbourne, Mr. Lionel * * * would investigate matters. A^ receive the Order of Merit of the would have to apply direct to the gulations forbid Germans from Barnes and Mr. Gray Robinson. That in the past any change in far as he knew, no complaint had Italian Republic. Colonial Secretariat. dealing in atomic materials. Paget Parish licences were the House was due to resigna­ been made to the board about SUNDAY, December 21st (4th in Advent) issued as follows: John F. tions and deaths rather than the shifts which were cancelled HOLT COMMUNION — 8 a.m. Burrows & Co., Ltd. _"A") North to change in the minds of the on November 17. He was not in Shore Road; Eric Marshall ("A") electorate. Bermuda at the time. Nor did he SUNG EUCHARIST — 11 a.m. South Shore Road; Inverurie * * * know of the circular issued to YOUTH FOR CHRIST Hotel Co., Ltd; (hotel) Inverurie That perhaps collective action by drivers and signed by the deputy (Children are invited to bring toys to this service. They Hotel (with extension until 1.00 the wom_n might bring about director. will be forwarded to the Salvation Army for poor children) ajn. and between 2J20 pjn. and "I can assure the House the more change than usual. EVENSONG — 7.30 p.m. 66.30 p.m. on Sundays, Christmas * . * matters wul be looked into," he Day and Good Friday); John said. Clyde George Leseur, Herman That the Junior Chamber of TONIGHT — 8 p.m. MONDAY, December 22nd — Carols with Readings Commerce heard an interesting Frederick Leseur (hotel) Buena by the boys of Saltus Grammar School — 8 p.m. ^_Bta; Harold Frith (hotel) Elbow address on the Nuremberg trial. That even after a few years the Beach Surf Club (with extension WEDNESDAY, Christmas Eve until 1.00 a.m. and between 2.30 story reads like some fantastic Assembly Votes £1,407 In Featuring p.m. and 6.30 p.m. on every Sun­ nightmare. EVENSONG — 5.30 p.m. day, Christmas Day and Good * * * Additional Appropriations Carols on the Carillon Bells — 10.45 —11.15 p.m. Friday); Albert Edward Tom- That the anti-Daylight Saving bridge (hotel) Harmony Hall; fans are hard at it. Votes totalling £1,407 were Dr. Bob Jones, Jr. Blessing of the Crib and Holy Eucharist —11.30 p.m. Horizons Ltd. (three hotel. * * a approved yesterday by the House licences) Coral Beach Club (with That the cynic says they argue of Assembly for the Trade President, Bob Jones University, THURSDAY, Christmas Day so much because there is so permission to sell liquor between Development Board, the Supreme Greenville, South Carolina HOLY COMMUNION — 8 and 9 a.m. 2.30 p.m. and 6.30 pjn. every little to argue about. Court, the Sarah Kempe Training Sunday, Christmas Day and Good * * * School, the Mental Hospital and MA-TINS and SERMON — 11 a.m. Friday), the Horizons and cot­ That four men were once at their the Prisons Department. Come and Enjoy tages, and Newstead. holiday camp. The T.D.B. received £ 147 to SATURDAY, December 27th (St. John) Th£ Inverurie Hotel licence be­ * * . pay for salaries and wages of the HOLT COMMUNION — 8 \ a.m. comes effective on February 15. That they played cards till twelve staffs at the Bermuda and Toronto * Musical Moments This was decided after _&•. John o'clock when one said he would offices and the rent of the New SUNDAY (First after Christmas) Patton had stated on the com­ stop as he did not play cards York office, the expenses of the * Thrilling Testimony Innocents' Day pany's behalf that the manager on Sunday. Supreme Court were reimbursed HOLT COMMUNION — 8 a.m. had left and the hotel was at * . * by £500 (the expenses were in­ * Christian Challenge by Dr. Jones present closed. . That a learned member of the curred by the last term ot the MATTINS and SERMON — 11 a.m. party pointed out that time was assizes); the education and care 1 v at the what people decided. of juvenile delinquent girls at Evensong and Carols by the Choir — 7 p.m. * * * the Sarah Kempe Training School MOMBASA, Kenya, Dec. 17 required another £200; the Portuguese Evangelical Church (Soloist: The Rector) (Reuter). — The Seychelles That be therefore proposed that Mental Hospital received £400; Islands, 1,000 miles of tbe East they count the hour eleven. and the Prisons Department ' Paget West Ihe church will be beautifully decorated and floodlit. African coast, will have their first * * * £160. . air link with tiie mainland next That the pious member agreed The supplementary appropria­ "Come Ye To Bethlehem" _^9 month when East African Air­ and so continued to play. tions were ' to take care of Bring a Friend along! &$& ways inaugurate a twice-monthly * * * expenses up to* the end of the MMttkf. lH8tl_s. service. That this comes of having a con­ year. venient conscience.- THE ROYAL GAZETTE. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1952 Page 3 Atlantic Pact Allies Tom Taximen's Association Portrait And SdioJarship In Sick Seaman Taken Off U.S. Asked To Intervene Sponsor First Tour Students Yield Xmas To Memory of Dr. Arton Coast Guard Cotter In Tunisia Dispute Contributions received for the A Kindley Air Force Base CAIRO, December 17 (Reuter,). Attention To Asia; France The Bermuda Taximen's crashboat -yesterday afternoon — Egypt's acting Foreign Mas­ Association sponsored its first portrait of the late Dr. O. A. Arton have exceeded the amount drew alongside Ihe Coast Guard ter today urged the United States tour of tite Colony yesterday Entertain Servicemen cutter Duane in choppy seas off to use influence with France to when 77 passengers from the required for the presentation to the King Edward VII Memorial Mills Buoy and took aboard a sick step "pressure" against the Bey Pledged Aid In Indo China Cunard liner Caronia, which an­ seaman for treatment ashore. 6f Tunis, a Foreign Ministry chored briefly in Grassy Bay to Twenty-two young students Hospital and a copy to Mrs. Arton. from Rollins College, Winter The frame for the portrait at The sailqr, Se_fton L. Ashton, spokesman said. discharge passengers for Bermuda MAYOR'S ADMISSION of Boston, Massachusetts, 'was He asked the U.S. Ambassador, Continued from Page 1 and allow passengers in transit a Park, Florida, have sacrificed the hospital will be presented by their Christmas at home in order nurses of tile hospital, past and taken to the base hospital. Mr. Jefferson Caffery, to request OFFER TO RUSSIA that General Matthew Ridgway, chance to get ashore, took a three- TO CRIME INQUIRY ISie Duane, which went this action from his Government, supreme Allied commander in hour taxi ride around Harrington to spend it entertaining United present, at their request, tHe said the Western offer to States servicemen in bases in the "The committee who sponsored aground on a reef on Sunday impressing on him tiie "serious Russia for four-power talks on Europe, today accepted drastic Sound. night, sailed on to New York for effect" that events in North Africa cuts in the £150 million con­ Atlantic the fund are most grateful for the early all-German elections "still The reason tiie taxis were used, lied When He Denied response, but they are not sur­ repairs to her propeller. She was are having on Egyptian and Arab holds good" although Russia has struction programme for new according to Mr. A. L. Flitcroft, At the moment Kindley Base accompanied by the cutter Bibb. opinion, the spokesman said. military installations. is benefiting from their tour. Tie prised at tiie result," a spokesman not yet replied to the latest joint bt flitcroft & Lightbourn, Ltd., said. Western approach. A senior officer at General which arranged the tour, was that group, which numbers 20 girls He Knew Racketeer Ridgway's headquarters said the the company wished to. cooperate and tiro boys plus their chaper- The amount received, over and The Allies would continue to ones, arrived on Monday from above the cost of the portraits, press for the establishment of a commander had lowered bis with the Taximen's Association NEW YORK, Dec 17 (Reuter). sights, convinced that member in giving the association their Westover, Mass., in an Air Force — Testimony showing that Mr. will be delivered to the trustees free and United Germany, Mr. C>5- Skymaster and will leave of the hospital in trust to invest Eden said. states would reduce the figure. first tour. John Kenny, mayor ot Jersey He would, in fact, ' he satisfied tomorrow. City, across the Hudson River it, and at their discretion to use "Usually," Mr. Flitcroft said, the income for the assistance of General Charles Foulkes, Can­ with a programme of about £ 100 "the passengers are given their Their trip will be long, un­ from New York Oty, admitted A BRIGHTER HOME adian chairman of N.A.T.O.'s million. comfortable and cold. From the pupil nurses in Bermuda towards choice of going by taxi or bus." lying when he denied be was in­ the completion of their training. WITH •— military committee, told the Admiral Robert B. Carney, He said that they had received sub-tropical warmth of Florida volved with an underworld Council. at a later session that N.A.T.O. commander in Southern no complaints about tite. tour. and Bermuda they will return to character was read into the re­ "Anyone subscribing to the fund over-all strategic planning haid Europe, and Admiral Lord The whole thing went very Westover to put on a show before cord of the New York State crime can feel that they have participa­ been adapted to make use of Mountbatten, named yesterday as smoothly. catching another plane to Ice­ commissioin today. ted in the perpetuation of the Greek aof. Turki' i orces follow­ commander in the Mediterranean, land, where men stationed at memory of Dr. Arton in three ing their admi. to N.A.T.O. in Asked whether tourists had Reykjavik Air Base are due for The testimony had been given ways: two portraits and a scholar­ will arrive here tomorrow for oyer complained about the buses, WATER PAINT February. consultations with General Ridg­ the same treat. before a state grand jury and ship for a cause which was dear he replied: "sou will always get private sessions of the crime The Perfect Oil-Bound Washable Distempar Authoritative sources here said way, his headquarters announced. Yesterday afternoon they to him," the committee spokes­ complaints on occasion. Gen­ visited the Governor, Lieut.- commission's inquiry into racket­ man said. erally, speaking, the buses are eering on the New York water­ quite popular." General Sir Alexander Hood, to lie added that the Bank of N. T. present him with a gift of Flori- front. Butterheid & Son, Ltd., had been About 25 taxis made the tour. dian fruit on behalf of the presi­ requested to accept further con­ Representatives of the association Specifically the grand jury dent of their college — and to testimony quoted Mr. Kenny as tributions until December 31. Any met the tender when die docked, give him a sample of the enter­ additional amounts . received I and made sure that members of admitting he tied when be had tainment they are offering previously denied knowing a would benefit student nurses, I the association were given American servicemen. through the Dr. Arton Scholar­ priority. racketeer, Anthony (Tony Bend­ The group's main offering is er) Strollo. ship. choral. Eighteen girls make up The testimony also quoted him o the choir while two others go as saying he lied "because afi my BONK, Germany, Dec 17 (Reu­ SUPPORTS TERRORISM through a repertoire of dancing life I have been clean" and he did ter) . — Two Christmas trees, each and solo vocalising. The two boys not want anybody to believe tha. over 30 foot high and decorated are pianists. One of them acts as with hundreds of electric lights, VIENNA, Austria, Dec. 17 master of ceremonies. he would be involved with "after­ (Reuter). — The Rev. James body with a reputation of that have been put up outside the uni­ None of them will receive a ted States High Commission Endicott, president' of the Canad­ cent in payment. Transportation, kind." ian Peace Council, today told the The grand jury questioned Mr. building and the American church however, is being provided by the here. Communist - sponsored Vienna Air Force although the group Benny in March about a visit he "peace congress" that Mau Mau bave to travel by regularly made last March 16 to the New terrorism in Kenya had more scheduled flights. Arrangements York hotel suite of the singer, right to be there than the British. have been made for them to mess Phil Regan. He was asked "I don't see why we consider and quarter at the various bases. Whether he knew he was to the Man Mau with their 'butcher Since their arrival here they meet Tony Bender there and knives to be terrorists and the have put on five performances — whether he had known Bender Most miles English with their tommy guns at the base theatre, the Service before that meeting. not," he said. Club, the Officers' and N.C.O.'s Grand jury records showed that "Anyway, the Mau Mau have Messes and the U.S. Naval Station. in a previous appearance before for your money more right to be in Kenya than They are due to appear again at it Mr. Kenny denied knowing any English lord or duke." Kindley base theatre tonight. Bender and denied knowing __at CREOLE is easy to apply and is avai For each show the girls don Bender was present in the Regan in a full range of deHcftte shades white strapless evening gowns; suite. the boys wear evening clothes. Earlier today a detective told Perfect comfort high They hope to be able to fly to the state crime commission that Shade card and information from.-— above surface weather! Iceland on Saturday or Sunday. he rejected a bribe dffered by a Tne tour, which will eat up their member of the international "You'll be in New Tor* Christmas vacations, comes to longshoremen's association to *__Q. an end either on Boxing Day or off tiie boys" on the Jersey City is* less then 3Y2 beernf* December 27. waterfront. The detective, John Waldron, said the bribe was offered him in November 1951 by a man named "Christmas Cheer Kettle" Johnnie Alta. The bribe — FPiTHS, starting with $10,000 for three Jersey City detectives — was in­ To Raise Funds For Poor tended to put 10 policemen on a stevedoring firm's payroll, Wald­ HAADWAXS, iTA 'You're flying in tbe world's A "Christmas cheer kettle" is ron testified. most modern airliner l" to be erected in the Town Square, St. George's, by the Salvation Waldron identified Alu as a Front Street Phone 1170 — 1179 "And they're manned ¥f Army to raise funds which will member of the association. He Van American's rigfilar, be used to bring Christmas cheer said Alu made the offer when experienced flight crews,' and relief to the poor of police were hunting clues to a Distributors Bermuda. bombing, on the Jersey City HAND, ARNOLD, LTD. HAMILTON "Shop at FRITH'S cud Save' The "Christmas cheer kettle," waterfront in March 1951. 1130+th. which is a kettle suspended from The bombing injured five un­ lx/n a stand topped by a Santa Clans, ion officials, including Barney

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r"in_ii!iii n i Page ? THE ROYAL GAZETTE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1952 Charges "Interferencen Cross instructor they had asked PERSONAL & SOCIAL Civil Service Association PASS PRELIMINARY the St. John Ambulance Assoc­ Water lot Inn s iation for help and they supplied surf Council Holds Meeting RED CROSS COURSE Mrs. Levinia Cox and Mrs. Bessie e d*° fl ' Miss Hilda Burwell of Leices­ Barton. i k .„-50 ter, England, was among the pas­ M* sengers arriving in the Colony At the regular monthly meet­ Tito Severs Diplomatic ing of the council of the Civil The first meeting of the nurses STEAF yesterday on the Caronia. She is Lady Hall Presents Norses was in March last year, she said, the sister of Mrs. L. B. Angier tat Service Association on Friday it was decided the December is­ and 19 nurses attended. Of these, CHICKEN U Somerset, with whom she will be With Certificates 11 had completed the first aid £<^o*» ^U*<* spending the next few months. sue of the organisation's news­ e s Relations With Vatican course given by the St. John FISH 4» * " __.»«__ri' .____!«e / * * * letter will be published within **' n» the next week. It will contain Yesterday afternoon Lady Hall, Ambulance Association. ^s^^'va I Miss Doris Brown, a teacher at who is lady district superinten­ fcggs \» 10 *>**" items of particular local interest Reservations required — a to tiie Bermuda High School for Continued from Page 1 dent of the St. John Ambulance Mrs. Outerbridge explained »to n* 6.30 Girls, is leaving the Colony today to Civil Servants as well as news Ike, MacArthur Confer Brigade, presented nurses who that the British Red Cross nurses fl serve* of other Commonwealth associa­ Archbishop of Zagreb to Rome to Please 'phone 1758 _*t te by B.O.A.C. for London, England. receive the cardinal's red hat. If have volunteered to work with had to have three courses. Ihe ?YioO_ tions. On Peace Problems first had been completed and they Planning to return after the New The monthly series of addresses he left Yugoslavia at present it the Bermuda branch of the Bri­ •Year, Miss Brown is going to is considered 'unlikely that the tish Red Cross with certificates hoped to complete the second fa Closed Mondays AU Day by heads of departments will be Continued from Page 1 January. spend Christmas with her parents, continued on Friday, January 16. Tito Government would allow for having passed tbe preliminary Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown, who him to return. They conferred for more than course of first aid to the injured. live in Whitbourn, Durham. These talks on departmental func­ two hours. Mr. Dulles attended The presentations were made in Those awarded certificates are tions and operation are part of a (Vatican sources said the Yugo­ the conference. Mesdames Allan Lonsdale, Teddy slav decision did not come as a the Social Welfare Board room in plan to familiarise Civil servants When it .was over, the three the Hamilton Hotel. Zuill, Rose Hassell, Maurice with each other's functions. surprise, being foreshadowed men left the house together and Smith, James. Goldring and The treasurer reported that earlier this year. One chief the two Generals talked briefly to Lady Hall said she hoped to Thomas Hall, all graduate nurses membership remained at 238, but reason for the break, it was said, reporters gathered outside the see many more taking the courses of the King Edward VII Memor­ Belmont Hotel that others had applied for mem­ was the stand made by Roman door. for they were worthwhile and ial Hospital who are registered bership fa 1963. Catholic bishops fa Yugoslavia Brushing aside microphones necessary. nurses of the province of Quebec, two months ago against attempts which had been set up to record Canada; Mr. J. J. Outerbridge, by the Tito Government to set his remarks, General Eisenhower "I think it wise of you to get graduate of Faulkner Hospital, eDancing tyfightly up an "association of the clergy." — talking fa a very low voice prepared for any emergency in­ Jamaica Plain; Mrs. Lewis Stubbs This association resembled those audible only to those directly fa stead of waiting till the last graduate of Misericordia Hospital, with Al Davis and his native orchestra TONIGHT Buy now — established in all other Com­ front of him — said he had had minute," she added. Winnipeg; Mrs. Howard Mitchell munist-ruled countries of East a very pleasant meeting with jr., graduate nurse of St. Paul's, alternating on TUESDAY and FRIDAY ; is Opening Night for the Europe fa an attempt to end the "two very good friends." Mrs. J. J. Outerbridge, who is Vancouver; Mrs. Edna Gamble, subservience of the clergy to NO DETAILS chairman of the Red Cross sub­ graduate nurse of St. Thomas, with the famous Raleigh Rome. The bishops of Yugo­ committee of the Red Cross Ontario; and Mrs. Morton Lines, Melotone Grill slavia ordered their clergy not Without going into the slightest Nursing Reserve, gave a brief detail regarding the nature of who is a state registered nurse for in the new addition of the to join it. outline of the work done by the England and Wales. TALBOT BROTHERS (A Vatican informant said that their conference, he said he had group. as far as the Holy See was con­ had a "very fine conversation" Imperial Hotel cerned, Yugoslavia had now fal­ with General MacArthur and that She said that the Bermuda , Reservations len into line with all the iron they had discussed not only the branch of the British Red Cross Warwick Decides To Join Music by the Talbot Nephews curtain countries in severing re­ problem of winning peace in Society was formed a few years Korea but the problem of achiev­ No cover No minimum and other entertainment. lations with the Papacy. Per­ ago and that among the various Vestries Association secution of Roman Catholics fa ing peace throughout tbe world. activities planned was a reserve lHOtthf. General MacArthur, who was For Reservations call 3070 Yugoslavia had not been as nursing unit which was to be Continued from Page 1 fa charge of Korean forces until made up of trained nurses who severe so far as fa some countries Parish Vestries Association which Dress Semi-formal such as Rumania but was more he was ousted from his Far were to take up first aid training. severe than in Poland. The Eastern command by President As they had no official Red aims at coordinating vestries' churches were still open for Truman .last year, said he had activities throughout the Colony. There will be entertainment Roman Catholics to worship in, had a very pleasant reunion with Parishioners unanimously de­ nightly on Friday, Saturday the President-elect. cided to join after short dis­ but the Government had tomorrow with House of Repre­ cussion. and Sunday IN THE GRILL. Tricycles "clamped down" on religious He said it had been nearly six sentatives leaders, including Mr. education and "used every years since he had seen General Mr. E. H. Barnes, M.C.P., vestry »l__tt_. Joseph Martin, who is to be clerk, said he looked upon the means" to draw young people Eisenhower, who had referred to Speaker of tbe House, Mr. Charles away from the church.) General MacArthur as "my old association not as one possessing Halleck and Mr. Leslie Arends. dictatorial powers over the fa- Wadsons Cyprus is raising a further £1,500,000 loan IE- jk/ wTAUweM ffotet in London towards the cost of DOROTHY GLORIA "ith NEW OPERA HOUSE TOMMY NARATO electricity supply on the Medi­ terranean island, the Colonial HENRY WILCOXON TODAY Office announced here today. The LYLEBETTGER loan will be an addition to an Double Feature his violin and his orchestra existing £1,700,000 loan. LAWRENCE TIERNEY 2.45 and 7.45 Dancing in our delightful Grill Room EMMETT KELLY • CUCCIOLJ. • ANTOINETTE COHCELLQ Playing for Dinner — ANNE BAXTER and JAMES MACDONALD CAREY in THE BRASS BAIL Each night except Queen Street — Upstairs Produced and Directed by CECIL B. DEMILLE "My Wife's Best Friend" The Famous TALBOT Brothers Open Daily 8 a.m. to 2 a.m Produced with the cooperation oi Mailing Bros.- Barn urn s Wednesday Sundays included Also — 4.20 and 9.20 join Bailer Circus • Screenplay by REMI. M. FRANK, ______YII_-la_dTIEIO._EST.l_M Story I. FIBII. . JOHN FORSYTHE in Suggestions for Today JACK WALLACE i. HASH, IIEQMK ST. JIM _•_ FRANK CAKTl • •Pmnop t ______** PLAYING FOR DANCING Red Kidney Bean Soup, home Captive Citym and made S/S Commencing Saturday 20th December. every weekday night Braised Turkey Wings 8/- SANDYS THEATRE — 8.15 HIS LONDON ORCHESTRA WALT DISNEY'S Grilled Hamburger Steak .. 7/6 KIRK DOUGLAS fa for your except Wednesday Cold Ham Plate 1/9 THE STORY OF ROBIN HOOD "ALONG THE GREAT Continuous Entertainment and Dancing Pleasure MY-BE" OUR SPECIALTIES: Junior Show Saturday 10.15 Steaks — PRIME BEEF SEE the Famous TALBOT Show Somerset — 8.15 SOMERS OPERA HOUSE Sirloin, Tenderloin and Minute St. George's — 8.15 Tony Cur.fat- .. . St. George's 8.15 Concerts every Sunday Night Southern Fried Chicken Kirk Douglas Dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 o.m. Pork Chops, Lamb Chops, THE BIG SKY FLESH AND FURY BETTE DAVIS fa and 3 at 9 pan. Sea Food. and 'ANOTHER MAN'S POISON Roy Rogers lll3_t*fc. 1_S-T__ M__ttk Cocktails, Highballs, I___uew_ THE RACE THAT THRILLS THE GAY RANCHERO .* * * * * * * * * TJIE ROYAL GAZETTE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18,. 195? Page 5

It opens with a nearly full page CANADIAN. LONDON & SALE OF CHRISTMAS picture of Martica holding a hoop M.C.P.S Pass Resolve To D through which Helen, an angel SOUTH AFRICAN STOCKS SEALS GOING WELL fish, is swimming, while Bronson Reimburse War Veteran «c. 15th Dec. 24^1 and a dozen' sergeant maj ors look on. By Courtesy of the Bank Pictures on the following page Two or three years ago the This Year's Total May show Bronson calling his cast of Customs Tariff Act permitted re­ Xmas Sale of N. T. Butterfield Ltd. fish by tapping his helmet with turning war veterans to import Exceed Last Year's a hammer, and Martica ducking their personal effect duty free. CPR Preferred 64% behind a screen of coral for a But Mr. Eldon Clifford Williams, Per bottle or case Royal Dutch 30 . i . This year's total of money costume change. Next is a pic­ who served ovejhseas with the RUMS: Lever Uni-Lever N.V. 41/3. . raised from the sale of Christmas ture of Bronson actually shooting British forces, did not come back^ Mount Isa 33/3 Seals may exceed that of last a scene, but the camera itself,' his then. He has now returned and, Kinchs Barbados - North Broken Hill 50/9 year, Mrs. Thomas Hall, executive secret invention, is concealed under the existing law, has had Blyvoors 42/9 secretary of the Bermuda Tuber­ from view by a black-taffeta slip to pay £72 Is. lQd. duty oja, cesi Blue Circle Trinidad Daggafontein 70/- culosis Association, stated at the of Martica's. tain articles of furniture and other Free State Geduld 55/7% weekly press conference held at A porcupine puffer who plays household effects. Jamaica, 10 Yrs. O.B. Grootflei 27/- the association's headquarters the part of the mayor ot Reef yesterday afternoon. Yesterday afternoon the House SCOTCH : Middle Wits 14/9 Town Is featured in three' pic­ of Assembly voted the sum to Phone 1434 Welkom 19/- Up to yesterday, £3,907. 3. 7d tures on the next page. Conclud­ had been received for the Christ­ reimburse him the amount he has Teachers Highland Cream West Driefontein 119/4% ing the story are several photo­ spent on import duty. Western Holdings 70/7% mas Seal fund, leaving less than graphs taken at the Hartleys' Highland Queen (M & M)^ Anglo-American 119/4% £ 100 to be raised before home in Shelly Bay, one of which Mr. Williams had been abroad For First Class Service Pretoria Portland Cement 60/- Christmas. portrays their four cats hovering since he was demobilised from f Royal George *__-______United Tobacco South 27/- Booths were doing "remark­ the forces and it was now neces­ ably well," Mrs. Hall said. around the refrigerator which is Expert in Storage GIN: CANADIAN STOCKS full of film along with the milk. sary to pass the resolve so that (Noon Prices in Dollars) Amounts received from the three There is a possibility that the he should not be penalised, Mr. booths in Hamilton so far were: Ernest Vesey explained. Seagers London Dry „ 13/6 Aluminium 50?. Post Office, £181; Front Street, story will run soon in Life's in­ Trucking and Handling of Furniture Anglo-Canadian 6.85 £73; and Phoenix Annex, £162. ternational edition which reaches SHERRY: Canadian Pacific Railway 33% The City has so far made Bermuda. Meanwhile it is reach­ Consolidated Paper 35% ing an estimated 20 million Ocean studies have become so WAREHOUSE: DUNDONALD ST., HAMILTON Kopke Club Dry ___ Consolidated Mining & £1,219. Other amounts are: Southampton, £69.3.4d; Warwick, readers in the national edition. important that the British have Cellerars Smelting 30% £51.2.0d.; Paget, £472.___»d.. The movie is being produced by assigned the naval ship Challen­ lil-_>t<_. Home Oil 12>_ Devonshire, £53.2.5d.; Smith's, Marion Gering of G-L Enter­ ger to scientific studies of the Emu Dry ____. Imperial Oil 34% £ 10ft.19.-d.; Tucket's Town, prises, New York Cfty. sea. McColl 35% £89.11.5d.; St. Geo., £191.9.5d.; PORT: Britalta Oil 8.00 Pembroke, £520.14.11d.; Sandys, £115.6.7d.: Hamilton Parish, Martinez & Gassiot £49.1.4d.; Kindley Air Force Base !£&«^^0Ktg^^ Emu 333 , £ 383.3.1 d.: Prospect, £98.5.0d. LONDON EXCHANGE Mrs. Ball said she hoped that Emu 909 all parish chairmen would make LONDON, December 17. — Al­ every effort to get whatever BRANDY: though business began slowly eo money they have in by Friday. the London stock exchange to­ Gifts of boxes containing fruit Louis Bert TWWV day, a better ten. e became evident will be distributed to tuberculosis A MAN'S CHOICE Emu •&•&•& , all round. A slight increase in patients. In addition each patient the trading volume was also re­ will receive a gift, the men BEER: ported from some quarters. Ex­ usually getting a book and the ceptions to this general trend women a box of soap. 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,f_.iU_ft-____B Page 6 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1952 Quarter-Finals of B.F.C. Knockout Cup Competition Today

Although this will be- the first ALL-OUT TODAY Prospect and this match should game for these ships in this Prospect Command, striving prove to be well worth watching, OLD COLONY CLUB LEAD Tie Results In Bridge In RIDDELL'S BAY TEAM fHREE NAVY TEAMS TO PLAYcompetition , the matches will be doggedly to make this, their last tor Nationals are being mooted as in the quarter-final round, cour­ football competition in Bermuda co-favourites to enter the cup IN B2 TABLE TENNIS Monday's Pah* Tourney BEATS QUEEN, 18-6 tesy first-round byes having been their best, can be expected to play final ii the draw turns out that FOR FIRST TIME IN TOURNEY granted the ships as they were all-out football to achieve their way. not on the station at the time the ends. They have played a fine * LOOKING FOR CUP The duplicate pair tournament Annual Shaker Tourney * competition started. brand of football before and this H. A. Johnson High Man played at the Bermuda Bridge The Nationals are looking for­ Club cm Monday night resulted Flagship of the station, H.M.S. season, have turned in some ward to winning the Cup this wonderful games despite the fact year and will of course be turn­ In Individual Averages in a tie for first place between Is Held On Tuesday Superb, St. Austell Bay And Superb, will be playing the Army, that the ' Command has only Mrs. W. G. Rosser and Mr. W. in the form of Prospect Command ing out their strongest team. E. Spurling, and Mrs. H. B. Eve in an Army-Navy feature at Boaz limited resources, as regards Tommy Logan, who was injured The Old Colony Club, with The Riddell's Bay golf team players, and no reserves from four games played and four won and Rev. Walker. Mrs. L. Lowry defeated the Queen of Bermuda Island. For Old Country style of and out of play for a few games, and Mr. M. Martin were third. Bigbury Bay Go Into Action football, this game is recom­ which to draw. will be reappearing today in his for four full points, lead the B2 team 18-6 on Monday in their mended to the soccer followers. old wing-half position. Table Tennis League in the The Annual General Meeting of annual shaker trophy competi­ At the B.A.A. field, the BA.A. the Bridge Club will be held at The British Navy will swing into action this afternoon The teams: matches played up to last tion. The' tournament was held Superb have played several will be entertaining St. Austell the Club Rooms this evening at at the Riddell's Bay Golf and when three of the ships of the America and West Indies Bay. Not. too much is known Saturday. games in Bermuda since their H.M.S. SUPERB vs. PROSPECT In last week's play, Old Colony 5.15 p.n_. Country Club. Squadron open their attack on the Bermuda Football return' to this station, and al­ about the team St. Austell Bay 3.00 p.m. at Boaz Island Results of December IS: are able to field, while the B.A.A. Club defeated Spanish Point and Mr. W. J. Young, who was to Combination Knockout Cup. though they were unlucky to lose H.M.S. Superb—Not received. B.A.A. 4 team. Mrs. W. G. Rosser and Mr. W. have presented the trOphy to the a couple, as they were newly Greens are recognised as one of E. Spurling 64 the strongest teams in the com­ Prospect — Turner; Stephenson H. A. Johnson is the individual winning team could not be commissioned, the team showed and O'Leary; Curtis-Moore, Lay- Mrs. H. B. Eve and Bev. Ft. O. present. The club Secretary, fine possibilities. Now that the petition, favoured by some to be leader with an average of .888 Walker 64 the 1953 champions. den and Brough; Gregg, Mason, per cent. "Chuck" Westbury, prevailed players have played some matches Nicholls, Franklin and Grint. Mrs. I,. Lowry and Mr. M. V. upon the club professional, together and have got more Third Navy team to play today The results of last week's D. Martin 60 George Ireland to present the Johnstone and Evans are the matches: accustomed to their team mates, is Bigbury Bay. They are con­ reserves. Mr. N. M. Bach and Mr. W. G. trophy to the captain of the For Christmas ... or any festive occasion better tilings are expected of sidered to have a good side. They Old Colony defeated Spanish • Bowser . ., 59.2 winning team. Mr. D. Riggs. them. will be meeting the Nationals at BAA GREENS vs. ST. AUSTELL Point 16 games to 11 Mr. W. Townsend and Mr. BAY, 3.00 p.m. at B__.A. Mr. Riggs thanked the Queen L. Lewis defeated G. Tite 23- Maundrill 58 of Bermuda for their sportsman­ B.A.A. Greens—Wirthlin; Ham 21, 21-19, 19-21, tost to J. Sousa Mr. D. G. Cooper and Mr. V. ship and said he hoped to see Sparkling Burgundy » and Sousa (captain); Stewart, 11-21, 11-21, 12-21, H. Johnson Broom 55 'i them back next year. Correia and Luker; Lancaster, Mr- and Mrs. I. S. Lusher .... 54 __ 19-21, 21-23, 11-21. The results: will add zest to the meal Constable, DeSilva, Harker and F. Madeiros defeated G. Tite Mr. Lode Boki and Mr. H. B. Immediate Delivery Lindo. Shipman will be the 23-21, 21-16, 21-15, J. Sousa 22- Eve 54«_ Queen of Bermuda vs. Riddell's Bay reserve. C. Woollard will be 20, 14-21, 22-20; Lost to H. John­ Mrs. F. G. Gosling and Mr. J. W. Burnside V2 V. Broom 2>fe linesman. son 21-13, 5-21, 19-21. B. Couper 49' 2 J. Bailey .. 0 W. Donahue 3 Dcmtjlade's Red Sparkling Burgundy — Members of the BAA. team R. Cabral lost to G. Tite 11- Mr. H. Unruh and Mr. R. Ball 49 W. Home .. 2% Earl of Essex »i FRANCE m SPORT are asked to be at the field at 21, 16-21, 16-21, H. Johnson 21- Mrs. H. Dickens and Mrs. E. B. A. Bast 1 N. Clerenden 2 19/6 qt. 10/6 pt. 2.30 p.m. to have a team picture 13, 13-21, 16-21, lost to J. Sousa Cook 47 (capt.) taken. 21-18, 21-23, 14-21. Mrs. I_ R. Selley and Mrs. H. EL Futcher . 1 H. Wood- .. 2 Motor Assisted Bicycles St. Austell Bay—Not received. B. Nash ... 44% house NATIONALS vs. BIGBURY BAY, Old Colony defeated B.A.A. 4 O R. Marshal . 0 C. Parker .. 3 Sichefr Red Cap Sparkling Burgundy — 25 games to Z 3.00 p.m. at Prospect. In Boston, Mass., Summer F. Harnach . 1 Jack Kane . 2. THREE-SPEED Street runs into Winter Street. N. Atha ... 0 D. Riggs .. 3 17/6 qt. 9/- pt. Nationals — Adams; Ervine G. Tite defeated B. Johnson Faries and W. Wall; "Stromboli'' 21-18, 14-21, 21-11, W. DeSilva (capt.) 21-11, 21-7, 21-12, D. Miller 21-19, Small amounts of nitrogen are Faries, C. Stovell and Logan present in all living material. 18 £70 with plain fork (captain); R. DeCouto, Perreira, 21-19, 21-16. Total Sichel's Pink Sparkling Burgundy — Freddie Wall, Gibbie Ferreira and E. Harris defeated B. Johnson J. Adams. D. Mello and W. R. 20-22, 21-12, 21-15, W. DeSilva 16/6 qt. £77 with telescopic fork Mayne are the reserves. 21-12, 21-16, 21-19, D. Miller 21- 12, 21-19, 21-18. Available in Bigbury Bay—Not received. H. Johnson defeated B. John­ Possibility That Sedgman son 21-18, 21-15, 21-18, W. VALENCIA BLUE Friendly Game Cancelled DeSilva 21-11, 21-13, 21-13, D. DOVER GREY Miller 21-15, 21-10, 21-13. May Turn Tennis Pro Imported by BLACK The friendly football game Nationals defeated Spanish SYDNEY, December 17 (_P). r—[ difficult to beat," Bono told a which was to have been played Point 18 games to 9 The No. 1 tennis players ot the reporter. That view is shared by Friths Liquors, Ltd. this afternoon between the L. Flood lost to B. Lindo 14-21, United States and Italy, Vic aU after Italy barely defeated Printers' Devils and the Pem­ 19-21, 9-21. A. Smith 19-21. 15-21, I Seixas and Fausto Gardini, meet India for the right to play the U.S. St. George's Hamilton Somerset Young, Trott

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Frith, H. F. Leseur, R. L. Patter­ Pembroke Juniors Play Lions And Tigers Meet SKYLINERS FETED IN BILLIARDS SCORES Health Board Criticised son, and Mrs. H. Richardson were At Vestry Meeting Complaints About | Garbage And re-elected on the vestry. New Devonshire CC today For Second Tune In Cup ANNUAL BANQUET SLOW IN ARRIVING officers elected were Messrs. Continue, it _• Page 1 Edmund Harriott and Warren lie Pembroke Juniors will be The Devonshire Lions' *B" «fW Health had suggested to the Roads At Paget Vestry Meeting Smith. playing the Devonshire Com­ team and tibe Flatts Tigers will Team Member's Receive £" League Billiards vestry that the vestry tend money Messrs. Malcolm Gosling and munity Club in a friendly match me.t again in their first round E. J. Holman were not re-elected. at the White HOI Held this after­ to the family towards the build­ Mr. H. St. George Butterfield, Overseers of the Poor; £195.16.8, match of the Bermuda Football Certificates, Blankets ing of a privy and a tank*. Dr. Mr. H. M. Thompson was elec­ noon at 3.15. League's Knockout Cup Competi­ Matches Played Last Week who presided at the Paget Parish the parish clerk's salary; £10 for ted pound-keener and Messrs. Members of the Pembroke Jun­ tion. They will be holding the Henry Wilkinson, Chief Medical Vestry meeting held last-night in publishing notices; £2 as a con­ Edmund Harriott and Warren ior team are requested to be pre- replay of their 3-3 draw this Members of the '52 Skyliner The secretary of the "C" Officer, 'also stated in a letter the schoolroom adjoining £t. tribution to the upkeep of the Smith were elected Overseersspf Vsent at the Bermuda Tennis afternoon at the Bermuda football team were feted Tuesday Billiards League, Norman Collier, that he would bring the matter Paul's Church, advised those pre­ schoolroom; and £14 for the the Poor. J sent that when they elected their Stad*_m at 2.00 p.m. today for Sports Arena, the game to start evening at the annual Football has notified the team captains of before the board and attempt to cutting of trees at Red Hole. o at 1.15. Banquet given by the Kindley the league that unless scores of help out with funds. representatives for Parliament in Receipts of the year, which transportation to the se_ne of the future they should remember LONDON, December 17. — the game. Playing for the Devonshire Football Committee. All regular games played are received, he is Mrs. Aitken said tbat she had amounted to £4,755.5.9, included: Air Marshal W. A. Curtis, chief members of the team received unable to make up the records. those who took an interest in the taxes collected, £4,028.9.8.; taxes Playing for the Pembroke Jun­ Lions will be: learned from the Health Depart­ vestry and church, as well as in of the Canadian air staff, had a certificates and large Kindley He asks that all captains of the ment that they were building a of prior years collected, £5.5.1.; comfortable night and is progress­ iors w ill be: W Steede; C. Richardson and blankets as awards. Parliamentary affairs. A. Spencer; K. Simmons and C. 'Matthews; G. Wolfe, H. winning billiards teams make ward at the mental hospital for liquor licences, £706.17.6.; and ing favourably, Westminster Hos­ Over one hundred players and certain that the secretary re­ such children, but that nothing Once again an appeal for a interest on bank deposit, £8.2.3. pital reported today. K. Raynor; L. Bassett, '_ESey­ Spencer and T. Brown; A. parish hall for Paget Parish was mour and F. Matthews; C. Baxter, Spencer; F. Lee, S. Ray, D. guests attended, including Col. ceives the full scores or the had yet been done. Excess of receipts over pay­ Air Marshal Curtis was taken to Richard F. Bromiley, command­ matches within 48 hours of the made. Complaints were brought ments for the year amounted to Westminster Hospital' following R. Mallory, L. Paul, G. Francis Swan and C. Isaac. Mr. R. L. Pearman, M.CJP, forward about the amount of and H. Wilson. D. Saunders andE. Thomas will ing officer, Maj. Robert A. Wray, match. The results are to be in commented on a garbage dump £520.14.0. Uncollected taxes at an emergency abdominal opera­ Jr, chairman ot the Football Com­ writing. No points will be garbage that was left strewn November 30 amounted to tion last Thursday. R. Baxter and G. Bassett will be the reserves. near the Angel's Grotto. "The about when the garbage was col­ mittee officiated an introduced credited unless the results are trash is not covered as it is £4.3.10. o be the reserves. the several speakers. Groups at­ received. lected and about the bad condi­ Messrs. J. Frederick Tucker, dumped," be said, "and it is tion of roads in the parish. It is believed that rice was deve­ MONTREAL (AP)—There is tending the banquets included The following are the results of dumped without control. The Lionel Barnes, E. C. Barnes, Leon loped from plants which were Potassium salts are found in only one player in the National the Kindley Drum and Bugle last.week's games: dump is a breeding/ place for Mr. Lionel Barnes, chairman of Barnes, T. N. W. Vesey, J. Eldon native to India. all fertile soils. Hockey League this season who Corps, the Skyliner cheerleaders rats and mosquitoes. I would the vestry, referred to the amount was born in the United States. He lead by Miss Irene Sekella, and EAST Of damage done to lights through­ Somerset like to ask tbe vestry to report- Although Paris is far up the is Pete Babando of the Chicago the six officials that coveted the it to the Board of Health. out the parish. At the time that a River Seine, it is one of the Black Hawks. Pete was born in Kindley home games. Workmen (355) Bda. Rifles (332) report was made of 37 lights be­ largest ports of France. Braeburn, Pa. J. Simons ... 100 S. Kempe . . 68 Mr. B. C. C. Outerbridge, ing put out Of commission in one Representative of Scotland at its _est Awards were handed out by N. Dunstan . 100 Maj. William H. McKinney, team T. DeSilva . 81 M.C.P., deputy speaker of the night, a letter was received from G. Simons . 100 C. DeSilva .. 64 House of Assembly, suggested the Electric Light Company re­ coach, and Col. Bromiley. Amid W. Lusher .. 100 applause from the large group at­ E. Hart 74 that the Board of Health and the porting the "terrific amount of Board of Works should have, as' damage" done to lights through im tending the banquet, each player O.C.A. 1 (329) N.S.C. 1 (398) they used to have, members from stone-throwing. came up for his award, and a L. Todd 01 J. Dunstan .. 100 the vestries of each parish. "The Reading the financial report for warm handshake from Maj. Mc­ C. Lines ... 70 D. Perry ... 100 Board of Health and the Board Kinney and Col. Bromiley. E. Ho\yes ... 08 A. Abraham 100 1952, Mr. E. Brownlow Gray, of Works have fairly close con­ treasurer of the vestry, stated Election of season co-captains A. DeCosta . 100 D. Mello ... 96 nections with the parishes," he Is is took place during the evening. that the amount paid out during DE LUXE pointed out. The players elected Irby Cash, O.C.C. 1 vs. S.P.B.C, no scores the year had been £ 4,234.11.9d durable Skyliner guard, and Lu received After some debate, most of it and tite amount received SCOTCH WHISKY Ky ken da 11, fleet left halfback. On the amount to.be appropriated, £4,755.5.9. Both players made valuable con­ WEST the parishioners voted to give the Tbe amount paid out included: tributions to the '52 season, the Queen's C (398) S.W.C. 2 (251) Welfare Society £100 towards a £836.2.6 for poor relief; £24.11.0 Distilleries 1.8- F. Burgess .. 100 K. Henderson 66 new car for the parish nurse. The for hearse expenses; £1,400 for finest Kindley season on record. GI__N SCOTIA, ARGYLL S.CAPA. KIBKWALL Playing a nine game schedule, the L. Bed 08 F. Moniz ... 100 money is to be kept in a fund. garbage disposal; £307.17.1 to Skyliners won seven, lost one and H. Turner ..100 Default The parishioners also voted the Bermuda Welfare Society for 1835 Founded 1885 were tied 0-0 mice. H. Lawrence 100 A. Faries ... 85 £200 for the society, and £100 the district nurse's grant; for repair of the nurse's present £955.4.0 for lighting roads; Bloch Bros. (Distillers) Ltd., Glasgow, Scotland In recognition of the fine sup­ N.S.C. 2 (364) O.C.A. 2 (228) car. "Once again Smith's has £363.0.8 for commissions to port of their commanding officer, F. Bernhard . 100 C. Bartlett .. 78 led the w a y," Mrs. 'J. J. members of the team presented J. Adams . . 100 S. Sims 50 Outerbridge told the meeting. Col. Bromiley with an electric F. Wall 100 Default • PARISH MAP mantle clock. Maj. McKinney E. Faries . . .64 C. Ruben:.' 100 also received a leather travelling The parishioners also debated case from the team. The presen­ C.C.C. 2, who defaulted, give five the question of a parish map. As % Appoint-— tations were from the co-captains points to S.P.B.C the parishioners had already C_Di__« Cash and Kuykendall. voted to accept tbe report of the m am late King G__n___rg_ .f l In the *9B" League Billiards [vestry, which contained a recom­ • *&.] play on Friday, December 12, W. mendation that the map should Agents for S Simons scored 125 for the Somer­ be made, there was no formal Devonshire lions "A" set Workmen's Club against A. motion about the map itself. Viera's 120 for the Queen's Club. h A number of speakers felt, Queen's Club received three however that maps already pre­ Play West End Rovers points to Somerset Workmen's pared or in preparation should two. suffice for the job, but Mr. Jones Halda Taxi Meters 1 The Devonshire Lions "A", Sand Mr. L. J. Hickson, vestry team will be playing the West x clerk, did not agree. End -4tovers team in a second 1 "We feel that the map is nec­ round B.F.L. Knockout Cup essary to assess property values competition game today. The George Ainsley Active justly," Mr. Jones said. game is being played at the Somerset C.C. field and will start With Amateur Soccer XI .Mr. Louis Mowbray moved that at 3.00 p.m. funds to pay for the surveying Playing for the Devonshire George Ainsley, the first official should be taken from the current Lions will be: football ______Bermuda ever had, balance, rather than that the Butterfield & Company Ltd. parish should be re-assessed. The E. Brown; W. Robinson and W. is now coaching one of the finest Richardson (captain); E. Raynor, amateur teams in England _— meeting agreed. E, Robinson and H. Spencer; L. Pegasus — according to English Smith's Parish Vestry initiated Court Street Wilkins, E. Oliver, Wesley Robin­ newspaper reports. '' Rie movement for a Parish Ves- son, IR. Gardner and Earl One of his recent vict_Hes -w*_ries Association, and the parish- onion's Robinson. reported by the Daily Express of ioners concurred in joining the December 15. The Express association. Phone 4049 3185 J. Spence and R. Dickinson are reports: Tbe Vestry was re-elected en SfavtdS ScwtefHZ the reserves. "Big George Ainsley, former bloc. Tbe members are Mr. A*N. Leeds United international for­ Jozies, chairman, Mr. J. J. Outer- 947t_i tu * 4_ f .. ward, .stepped into the Pegasus bridge, Mr. C. Granville Darren, dressing-room at half-time to Mrs. Gladys Stowe, Mr. Eugene «___- issue his first command since his Harvey, Mr. Bryan Gibbons, Mr. m appointment as their coach. Jack Lightbourne, Mr. C. Henry "The mid-century Corinthians Smith, .Mr. E. Carters McLaugh­ were two down .to Amateur Cup lin, Mr. Ross Doe, Mr. Louis Mow­ rivals Hayes, a side superior in bray and Mr. L. J. Hickson. almost every position, ahead The Overseers of the Poor, Mr. SEE THIS NEW G-E REFRIGERATOR AT through Bristow and Northover Granville Darrell, and Mr. Jack There are still Plenty of goals. Lightbourne, and the Pound- "Said Ainsley: 'Stop being keeper, Mr. Henry Smith, were ROBERT D. AITKEN cautious. Get out there and also re-elected. attack. Don't stop going for the The parish account showed an target-area until the final whistle increase in the balance in hand of Everything Electrical for the Home blows." about £500 to £1,947-9-0. Liquor "Sixty seconds after half-time, licences brought in £430 and Pegasus scored through Bob taxes £2,529-16-5, Tbe heaviest Queen Street Phone 1127 Lunn; they faded again; equalised expenses were £944-8-1 for road from a disputed 88th-minute lighting, £750 for garbage, and penalty taken by cricketer Don £300 for tbe Welfare Society. Mr. Carr. Hickson pointed oat that the cost of garbage collection had in­ "Then incredibly, they snatched creased by £ 100 over the two more goals — via Roy Stu- previous year. cliffe and Jack Laybourne — in less than two minutes. "A superb, rally by a scratch team that had looked second-rate against Hayes, inspired by inter­ national left-half Jack Rawlings, whose tireless attack-defend moves left him exhausted at the 8.3-cu-ft Space Maker end. • "Coach Ainsley's words had in­ spired a Corinthian brand of zest REFRIGERATOR that recalls in some degree the _, famous story of that legendary ran _ * Acren-the-ttf fraanr M__p_____MN Corinthian the late Lord _ Kinnaird. __ • .«_. width Chlllerl _. "Lady Kinnaird had reproached • Roomy mot treyl MASTERS TOYLAND her husband for his keenness and • Bettor W-llioeort zest on the field. 'One of these days,' she added, 'you will come • Now tad-Cube ico trays I home with a broken leg.' Plus a • Now, oosy-sliding ______••_._. | "*Probab_y,* he replied, *but it will be somebody else's.' 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Trader, Sufi, Spurt; Theobaldus. around the pirate's waist and held his dagger at the pirate's throat. A contested divorce suit in "Give up-" cried the Prince. which the petitioner, Reginald DOCTORS SAY: "Or die!" Fitzgerald Pearman, is alleging Ttjte pirate' could not strike be­ adultery, and the respondent, hind him with tbe sword. He Hyacinth Lorraine Pearman, has could not duck away. He was help- entered a cross-petition alleging less. He threw his sword to the cruelty, began in the Supreme Dresses deck and burst into tears. Court yesterday. James Bryant, a QUAKER OATS How the Santa . folk cheered! United States Army* Air Force They bandaged Jonathan's wounds corporal, has been named co­ for the and called him a hero. Santa respondent. is so,Nourishing smiled down at the defeated Cap­ Mr. Donald Smith, M.C.P., is Holly Season tain'who sat weeping on the deck. appearing tor the petitioner, and "Wh* cry?" asked Santa. "You Mr. William R. Kempe represents have lived to fight another day." the respondent. The case is being "I shall never fight again," heard by the Chief Justice, the JERSEYS moaned the Captain. "For,! have Hon. J. Trounsell Gilbert. lost my bangs and I have lost my hair. Without them I am a joke Mr. and Mrs. Pearman were CREPES and will be laughed at by all the married in St. John's Church, pirates on the seven seas." Pembroke, in June,- 1949. His RAYONS Truly he made a sad picture petition alleges adultery on wifh his shorn hair. Never again January 20, 1952. EXTENSIVE would the mere sight of him The husband's case was that on frighten all who saw him. January 20 he went to look for "The boy might as well have his wife at a friend's house at NEW LINES struck me through the heart," Knapton Hill, Smith's Parish, and said- the Captain. "For 1 have no saw her on the enclosed verandah Delicious Quaker Oats gives you other way to make my living ex­ talking to a man. The petitioner cept by piracy." went to Hamilton and returned a generous supply of important Santa said, "We could use you with a friend, Julian Eve. They food elements in a healthful, 'in Santa Land?" witnessed an act of adultery on "What could I do?" sniffed the the verandah, it was alleged, and | The British whole-grain cereal. Captain. Pearman called his wife's name. **You would be in charge of all She ran into the house, but the Front Street Hamilton 'pirate toys—pirate stories, pirate Rich in Vitamin Bt which turns food into "body- man remained to deny Pearman's 1073fw._i f j sun. 9he Prince leaped onfre Captains back and held his dagger costumes, pirate flags, and pirate accusation. fuel", Quaker Oats aids in building resistance to at ihe pirate's th. oah weapons. We get a great many fatigue. Because it supplies needed nourishment requests for such things at Christ­ SYNOPSIS: The pirates in the out with his own short dagger at mas time." with so little tax on the digestive system, this s_» swim toward Use pansif ship, 'the pirate. Captain Longhair beamed. "Ill "natural" food is favored by elderly people as well '/hey try to set on board but But it was a hopeless fight. do a good job!" he cried. Tweedleknees won't let them. Captain Longhair had fought hun­ But the Captain's men scoffed as growing youngsters and active adults. Quaker Suddenly the whole pirate band dreds of duels. Th is was the first at such a future. "Please, your Oats is the perfect breakfast for all the family! clamber over the rail. The elves, die Prince had fought. Twice the majesty," they said to the Prince Open All DAY wis. have loaded the pirates' can­ Captain scratched the boy's "We'd like fo serve you the rest non with their rubbc/y material cheeks and once his sword ripped of our days." fire, and the pirates all stick to­ the hay's shirt from his back. "But I am not a pirate!" ex­ MORE REASON THAN EVER TO BUY QUAKER OATS! gether, except Captain Longhair. Steadily the pirate pressed for­ claimed Jonathan. Be starts a duel with Prince ward until the Prince was backed Then we will serve you in the TODAY MORE ENERGY it's rich in carbohydrates Jonathan. against the mast. He twisted from King's Navy," replied the men. MORE STRENGTH plenty of proteins CHAPTER XIV side to side but he could not And si it mas agreed. But while THE DUEL escape tbe pirate. men and brownies worked to MORE STAMINA, .because of generous Thiamin (Vitamin Bi) '"Now I have you!" cried Cap­ clean the rubber from tbe re­ PRINCE JONATHAN leaped to tain Longhair. formed pirates, Prince Jonathan For Your Christmas Shopping MORE ENJOYMENT.. .everybody loves the delicious lave. the deck of the shjp. Captain But at this moment a gust of stared mournfully at the spot Longhair advanced slowly to­ wind blew across the deck. It where the pirate treasure had wards him. He drove his long and swept the pirate's long, red hair fallen to the bottom of the sea. Convenience deadly sword again and again at across his eyes. He lifted his hands HOW TO PREPARE A TASTY the heart of the Prince. But'each He thought, "There'll be no time the boy danced away. to brush the hair away. In that such thing as a King's Navy any NOURISHING BREAKFAST moment Prince Jonathan lunged more. For ifs three days until ) The pirates and Santa Land folk forward and with one desperate- Christmas and Fairvania is doom­ watched tbe duel with anxious slash cut eight inches from the ed." ' The Stop & Shop Super Market hearts. They know that the fate pirate's long, red bangs. .•..* (Next: Homeward Bound) Boil 2 caps of water. Add salt. of them all depended on the win­ CAPTAIN LONGHAIR howled ___ When boiling, add 1 cup of ner. with anger. Prince Jonathan dart­ The Whelan Drug Store Quaker Oats. Cook it, stirring, Prince Jonathan darted tire­ ed under his arm and raced across New U_S, Representative for 2V£ minutes. That's all. lessly around the Captain. When­ the deck. When he reached the ever the pirate thrust his sword, cabin he turned with his back to Arrives In Moscow The Bermuda Company Dept. Store the Prince leaped aside and lashed the wall and faced the charging pirate. MOSCOW, December 17 (Reu­ But as the Captain gave a ter). — Mr. Jacob D. Beam, new mighty thrust the Prince docked Charge d'Affaires of the United "from a Christmas Turkey to a Philips Radio" ana the sword stuck deep in the States Embassy here, arrived to­ wood of tite cabin. As Longhair day by train. Open Today S a.m. to 5.30 p.m. struggled to free his sword tha! K. ^Mr^. Beam, 44, was appointe__.__, d boy reached out and slashed thefGfesfl_K__ t 1mont A»h- ti.o .b e United—•*_ •. .* •"State* s lone, red hair from the pirate's 'representative here after the What could be a nicer — smarter gift head. Soviet Government had declared The Bermuda Company Longhair freed his sword but 1 the U.S. Ambassador, Mr. Georse at this moment the Prince leaped P. Herman, to be unacceptable, on his back. He wrapped his legs He has the- rank of minister. Union St. Hamilton for the home than a beautiful — practical fc STUDIO COUCH (Hstms/mbahl

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THE ROYAi: GAZETTE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1952 Page 9 w CROSSWORD PUZZLE *-"»**** ' x Med-ti. Test Prored TOs r tS__3(g@W-B@'_. (§^®S ACROSS S2—Treated V. Great to Relieve MONTHLY • leniently No Daylight Saving Next Yesterday's Weather by Rob Edap 1—Map. 35—Vast level ASS® _p ms 6—Youthful rustic plain .A M 11- Favor 38—Detest ______g____I]______i If—Ate small 39— Female sheep Abroad ^JHE STORY THIS FAB: JERI firmly. *Tm very tired. l_n going portion 41—Actual _«3 ______DANE, 19 ward of RED HANSON, 14—Sun god 42—Native metal ______. ______Ate you troubled vy distress of fe­ to bed early." IB—Seesaws 43— Sends forth Year, Assembly Decides (at 2 p.m. Bermuda time) male functional monthly disturb­ lonesome for friends, returns to He showed his disappointment. 17—College degree 45—Free of ______Bii New York 47, fine ances'/ Does this make you -Oiler •Las Flores unannounced. She "How about tomorrow?" he (abbr.) 46—Japanese ______ssr Chicago 42, fine from pain, feel eo nervous, weal. finds Red's partner KIRK GRANT asked. "Let's go horseback riding. 18—Consumed measure l ______! I Continued from Page 1 higH-strung—at such times? Then 20—Dens 47—Enameled _-______Ei__. ______«_ Montreal 34, fair DO try Ly dia B. P__k___n's Vegetable at the Golden Dime, but Kirk tells They've got some good horses at 21—Mongrel 49—Note of scale Under the rules of the House if, Outerbridge, H. St. George But­ Miami 67, fine Compound to relieve such symp­ her his job is to run the ranch, 22—Spreads for SO—Most docile n_-i__l______i___iii[_. toms! In a recent medical test this the stables here." 52—Jumper three members object to the third terfield, G. Powell, J. C. Astwood, not the gambling casino. Reds tells Jeri shook her head. "I'm drying ______flli__g@_j ______reading of a bill before eight R. L. Pearman, C. G. Gilbert, B. proved remarkably helpful to worn-, ber she should not have come, 24—Golf mound 54—Warms (Information supplied by the • en trouble! this way. Any drugstore.- afraid I cant." She was trying 25—Heraldic 55—Finished days have expired sines it was Wilkinson and W. B. Furbert and Bermuda Meteorological Station.) vthat racketeers are threatening to think of aa excuse. bearing introduced, then the bill cannot 1 28—Elicit* DOWN 3—Rear part of Mrs. Hilda Aitken. HYDIA L PINKHAM? ^^' him and trying to force their way "I have to go out to the ranch 28—Scatter vessel be re§d for the third time. The proponents were: the Hon. into his business. One ef them tomorrow," she said. It was the SO—Vehicle 1—Boxed 4—Spool Ihe Expiring Laws Continu­ N. H. P. Vesey, toe Hon. H. D. comes to his office to threaten him 31—Poem 2—fronoun E—Handles . first thing that popped into her 6—Cubic meters ance . mil was introduced on Butterfield, the Hon. W. W. while Jeri is there and Red throws head. 7—Armed December 10 and the stipulated Davidson and Messrs. E. P. T. him out. Jeri meets LOLA MAR­ "Well, then how about a date conflicts eight days had not expired. Tucker, W. V. R. Winter, P. C. LOW, Red's girl friend. Lola in­ 8—Beast of tomorrow night?" burden Equally determined that the Misick, V. L. Lee, G. A. Cooper, sists she go to dinner with Red to Jeri wondered what the man 9—Pronoun bill should be passed that after­ J. E. P. Vesey and J. E. Pearman meet MAXIE CANOGA, the rack­ had in mind, why he was so in­ 10—Luminous noon, Mr. S. S. Toddings, toe and Mrs.' Edna Watson. eteer he has had the ruu-in with. formation In sistent on dating her. "No, I wont heavens member-in-charge, again moved MERITS AND DEMERITS TEA BAGS Later, when Jeri drives up the be back in time." 11—Talk idly that the bill should be read for a mountain in Red's car, she sees Members debated for some time Maxie realized now that she was 13—Challenged third time. the merits and demerits o£ an ex­ Maxie meet Lola, talk with her brushing him off. But he smiled IS—Cravat and kiss her. 19—Instruct When the Speaker, , Sir John tra hour of daylight in the sum­ and said: "Well, I'll keep hoping. 21—Climbins .Cox, said he could not accept the mer months Some claimed that Determined to see Lola when Come, 111 take you back to your plant 23—Frighten motion because three members it allowed working people to en­ she pretends first to meet Maxie bungalow." 25—Command had already objected to such a joy gardening or recreational at dinner, Jeri shows up at Reft Jeri couldn't refuse, without 27—Before procedure, Mr. Ernest Vesey pursuits in the evening. Others when Maxie is there. Maxie in- 29—Cooking being completely impertinent. vessel moved that the question be put alleged- that the inconvenience it . vites her to stay even though Red They left Red's bungalow and 32—Brief to the House. caused to parents, schoolchildren, protests. walked across'the lawn. On the 33—Outcast 34—Resigns The question was put and Mr. teachers, farmers and elderly per­ * * . porch of Jeri's place she told him 35—Decide Henry Vesey capitulated. Only sons more than outweighed the Jeri was watching Lola's face. she was sorry she couldn't ask 35—Coupled Mr. Tucker opposed the third advantages. him in, and said goodnight. 37—Church But Lola played it straight. She official reading and the bill was. passed Mrs. Hilda Aitken gave the looked into Maxie's eyes as she "Just a minute," he said. 40—Emerge with him as the sole opponent. House a detailed account of a acknowledged the introduction. Sbe paused at the open door. •victorious Those who opposed the con­ survey she had conducted among "You're a sensible girt, and I 43—Direction No one would have guessed she 44—Observed tinuation of daylight saving time schools, parents, farmers and had kissed him an hour ago, like your style," Maxie began. 47—Edible seed mere: Messrs. S. S. Toddings, E. even the King Edward Hospital Maxie was very gracious to "Well — thanks," Jeri replied, 48—Parent T. Richards, H. T. North, C. which, die claimed, proved that Your Family Deserves The Best—Brooke Bond wondering what was coming. (collo..) Jeri, he was so different from the 61—Pronoun Burch, R. N. Hodgson. E. B. daylight saving; time was a hard­ intruder at the Gold_n Dime "I'm a man of few words, and '. IT C_t_ ____> _•_-___ few. 53—Hebrew letter Barnes, P. C. Outerbridge,' B. C. C. ship. earlier in the day. Apparently he I'll say What I've got to say and H.ITtk. could be a gentleman when he get going. I want to buy into the wanted to. Golden Dime, as you know* I LINZ, Austria, Dec. 17 (Reu­ "How much time do you have," like the place, and Red is a square ter). — Ninety husband-hunting Red asked Lola. shooter. Most of these dumps are women will give evidence here "I go on at eight for the supper gyp joints and I want no part of next week against three Aus- show," she replied. 'em. I want to buy in, and I want trians who ran a fake marriage Then we wont have to hurry," you to help me." _ bureau, taking large fees in re­ Red said. "What do you mean, help you?" turn tor empty promises to find N.A_N He ordered drinks and was re­ Jeri asked. "I couldn't do that, husbands. The three were found lieved when Jeri refused one. even if I wanted to, and I'm sure guilty and sentenced to minor \N° I don't want to." INNERWARE "Give me plain ginger ale," die prison terms last April. A higher ytold him. "Maybe you do," Maxie said in court considered toe sentences She saw Lola staring at her, a voice that had lost all suavity inadequate ami ordered a retrial. and Maxie insisted that Jeri take and dipomacy. "Bed likes you. If just a little dash of Scotch in it. you persuade him to sell to me, "You heard what she said," Red 111 give you tot thousand dollars The Rhine River Ins been a retorted angrily. "She wants gin­ cash." European trade highway from ger ale.'* (To be continued).. earliest times. Maxie subsided. He and Lola took highballs, and Red a glass of sherry. They ordered dinner from a /// huge menu, more elaborate then \ Jeri had ever seen. % When it was served, both the Grand for dinner and toe service were su­ SPEAK* perb. Jeri was amused at Lola. She made it so apparent that she was Christmas Cooking y/ Red's "girt." She kept referring to dates they had enjoyed and put a package ' tried to monopolize the conver­ sation so that Jeri would not have ia your overseas food parcels a part in it. i y When they had finished dessert, the men lit cigars and toe waiters give took away the dishes and left. Cinderella It was time for Lola to leave for toe night club in the main tt ___>- building. Raisins "I want to talk to you about that STARTER SETS deal," Maxie told Red. seeded "Some time later," Red said, in­ 20 Pieces dicating that he didn't want to seedless :_.__"<_ discuss business with tiie girls ^___f> present. currants "Oh, that's O. K." Maxie insisted four e^ach - dinner, salad and butter plates, cups f'I have nothing to hide. I'll make y.ii a good offer for 51 per cent." and saucers Red looked at him sharply. The Weldon Company "You want control, tob? Where would that leave me?" Agents Phone 4044 Maxie smiled. It wasnt a plea­ sant smile. UlMttk. "Why, you would be consulted as half partner," he said. "Is 49 per cent half partner?" I Red asked. "Sure. Sure. Among friends, what's one per cent?" Maxie asked. "Plenty in court," Red told him. "Who's going to court?" Maxie! m asked, laughing. "It's all among Wedgwood friends, I tell you." "I'm not saying that I'll sell anything," Red replied, "b.; if it's all among friends, why not buy j "91 49 per cent?" For the first time Maxie showed il impatience. Royal Doulton "It's toe only way I do business," _T be said sharply. £4.10. 0 "I'm afraid I'll have to le _ ve £3.10. 0 this pleasant party," Lola said. rV "Conway" "Winchester" "WID you walk over to the Rain­ V 'Crimson Bramble' bow Room with me, Red?" 'Purple Ferrera" "Tapestry' "Sure," Red said. "Moss Rose" He didn't Want to leave Jeri Spode Jhvith Maxie,' but, he wanted to Terminate the business con­ Wy_ ference. m i__\_ ^$yip:-_____. "Come along with us," Red said to Jeri.' s" Lola looked annoyed. "I'm going back to my bunga­ Wedgwood low," Jeri told him. She didn't want to antagonize Lola any further. With considerable misgivings, llSllfe Red left with Lola. Jeri was pick­ ing up. her stole, intending to leave, too. Royal Doulton As toe two left, Maxie put his ___ife^^fifc^.- hand on Jeri's arm. /A "Wait a minute," lie said. "How m about taking a ride with rae?" -*Ho thank you," she replied Spode £5.10. 0 £7.10. 0 lil(i_l!l__li_i_tii__i__l-l___p £6.10. 0 "Napoleon Ivy' .__•_. v_n_j_ .'-W't

THE SHIRT SHOP NOTICE Christmas Special .O+tli . t_.ll t_._8 Agents Open until 9 p.r "LTL SHARPY" i I will not be responsible , for any debts contracted in my name unless under a 10% Off! Knife Sharpeners No Finer We are privileged to offer written order signed by me. Signed, until 14/- ea. SHIRT FOR SALE JOSEPH E. DE SILVA. "Edgemere" l_23*t_. Li'I Sharpy gives: in WHITE Pomander Road, Paget. Christmas BLUE • A professionally correct, razor sharp Consists of two modern TAN Closing Exchange Rates edge in seconds. apartments available fur­ GREY nished or unfurnished. at the Bank of Grounds include wafer- N. T. Butterfield & Son • Protection while it sharpens .. . won't front on Hamilton Men's Shirts chip, burr or scratch even hollow- All Sizes Harbour. Limited, Saturday: Excellent Investment ground or the besi chrome-plated m to 18 collar BANK OF ENGLAND OFFICIAL and Windbreakers blades. For complete details and RATE FOR UNITED STAVES 32 to 35 sleeve permission to view apply: EXCHANGE $2.8075 $2.806875 Shirts in Gabardine Corduroy Flitcroft & Lightbourn Bank baying rate $2.8150 22/6 Ltd. $1.00 equals T/l Silk . Young, Trott 6c Co., Ltd. (Sole Agents) Bank selling rate $2.79 Suede Cloth The Shirt Shop Solid Colours and Checks Richmond Road Mercury House, Front St. $1.00 equals 7/2 Hamilton OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. Hamilton. Phone 2953 CANADIAN FREE RATE: Windbreakers from 90/- Tip li.50.th f... 20_t..eH». 972 ttu tb_. London $2.7275 $__72625 BEHIND THE CHRISTMAS STORY-4 THE GOVERNMENT Montreal $2.73125 $2.72625 The What-Not Shop Bank baying rate Si.l*. $1.00 equals 7/3)4 Church Street Hamilton Bank selling rate $2.7050 1 ItS 3 j th 1. s. sun m tu.tr. $1.00 equals 7/5 m^m^w^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

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ROME STANDS BEHIND NATION'S GOVERNMENT RESIDENTIAL SALES Rome was in control of the Holy Land at t-_e-t_p_e of the CS&ristinas Not only-was Rome warring with other powers, but the Jews were story. But Rome herself was in ferment. She was in the process of warring among themselves and there was civil war among the Romans. BERMUDA changing from a republic to an empire. Augustus, often called the first Roman emperor, died in 14 A.D. Meanwhile the local priesthood continued to hold much power and mobs RESERVATION The uncertainty which Rome felt in the fortn of h_r own government from the market place often held the balance. fftJR__AU was reflected in uncertainty as the form of control she exercised over the The Jews often complained of abuse by their Roman overlords. The — Corner *_ front and Parliament Streets provinces. In Palestine she long tried to maintain the local kingship. fact that "there went out a decree from Caesar Augustus, that all the world The Bible tells of Pilate, the Roman governor of Christ's maturity, and' Phones: 1015-3928-2535 of Herod, the local king of his infancy. In between there was much war in should be taxed,* has been cited as one of those abuses. It was in answer which local strong points were important. Jerusalem was destroyed in to that decree that Joseph and Mary went to Bethlehem. 70 AD. iM ______!** ?^'Haffz^j& AT Newsfetftffes ITIE ROYAL GAZEtfTE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER lflf 1952 t*g% tt

See oar lovely new line of SUITS and THERE'S NOTHING BETTER than a COATS.—_i S. Critchley, .Vasco da Subscription to The Royal Gazette Gama Building, Reid Street. Open Give a Lasting Gift Tbe NEW ROYAL WIK-FED FLOWER POTS for violets daily till 6 p.m.; 7 on Saturdays. A CARTON OF CHESTERFIELD is al­ MOJUD LINGERIE: Tailored styles or The Sunday Royal Gazette. . Portable . . . the easiest writing FOR GOOD CHRISTMAS EATING, get and other plants. Wadson's. ways welcome. Pitt tt Co. Portable ever built. W. S. Purvis & your Turkey, Farina, Groceries, etc.. and exquisitely lace-trimmed nvlon FLOWERS are the loveliest of any WEST INDIAN HAND MADE CHASED A BRIGHT SPARKLING NECKLACE Co., Ltd. Phone l___. from Everybody's Market. East Broad­ Enjoyment for everyone with a A RONSON LIGHTER with his initials. garments. Margaret's, Reid St. Bldg. gift on any occasion. Tbe Fairy way. RILEY'S "HOME" Wn.I.IABP TABUS JEWELLERY. Earrings, bn.celet., — earring — bracelet. — tor her Isle Flower Shop. Tel. 3060. The ideal Christmas gift. Cigars are GOLD FILLED NECKLACES from £3: necklaces. J. Akinstall, Jeweller, Christmas, The Yankee Store has best DISTINCTIVE YULETIDE CARDS . . . Phone Norman Sumpter for details, always appreciated. Pitt & Co. to greet your friends at Christmas FANCY CHOCOLATES, Fancy Biscuits (evenings). also Barrings and Bracelets to match. Washington Lane. selection. H. D. Wliitwr. time. Mac's Studio. Burnaby Street. FLOWERS ARE ALWAYS RIGHT. Let and the Finest Meats in the land. GOLD SIGNET RINGS, from 60/- to us take care of some of your gift Miles delivers your every need. BUREAUS, Standing. Table Lamps £12-lo-c. A fine assortment. H. S. SHETLAND SWEATERS by Pringle of THE SPECIAL GIFT—An Air Travel problems. The Verdmont Florist. and Bed Lamps, aa excellent choice & J. E. Crisson. Certificate usable at any time, from FARINE, Pie Beef, Pie Fork, Plump for Christmas. Arcade Furniture Co., Scotland. Cardigan 62/6; slipover, £5. Bermuda Vacation Service. GREETING CARDS, gift paper, rib­ Turkeys. All delivered from Miles. Burnaby Street. SCOVCH. __;/-; Gin, 14/6; Barbados. 47/6. Archie Brown Shops. Phone 1169. bons, toys, lluem. lady's stockings. 11/S; Cider, Stout and Beer from NVLON LINGERIE, Blouses, Sweaters, etc. Raggedy Anne Shop, Darren's CRANBERRIES, Chestnuts. Walnuts. INDISPENSABLE — A Family Bible 28/- two dozen. Yi ung at Walkers. A subscription to the BERMUDA HIS­ Brazils, Mixed Nuts and Marzipan. with register, maps and. concor­ Skirts, Suits', Dresses. Children's Wharf. Sweaters, Pyjamas — Gifts; Toys. TORICAL QUARTERLY makes an Buy the best for your Christmas table dance. Bible Book Room, Church St. STANLEY ELECTRIC TOOLS, Shop- excellent Christinas gift in Bermuda at Miles. master Electric Saw. Electric drills. Brodie's of St. George. GIFTS fo* the Amateur Photographer. CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS, lan­ or abroad. Subscription cards on sale See our wide assortment. The Ber­ Bermuda Hardwares Ltd., Front St., at The Bermuda Book Store. FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS DINNER. terns, Christmas cards, China tea, I 'lone 4251. A pair of "LIFE STRIDE" SHOES in muda Cigar Store. Try us for your turkeys, hams. ginger candles. Oriental Trading Co., dressy or fjl~_* styles. Lindley PLEASING CHRISTMAS GIFT: Cyrna pork, farine. nuts and mixed peel. Queen Street. Playhouse Buildings. Brothers, Front Street East. GOLD LETTER PRINTING on leather BOX OF CIGARS. We have his Clocks. £3 10s. up . Seven Jewelled People's Market. 3077. favourite brand. Pitt & Co. watch movement. Otto Wurz, Reid St goods, pens and pencils—napkins-— TROPICALIZED PIANOS—"Challen." TO MAKE HER COOKING EASIER matches—ribbons for wrapping gifts— A Presto Pressure Cooker, Frith's TURKEYS. CHICKENS, Ham. Pork, From £200. Minstrelle. six octave, FULLY-LINED FUR-LINED GLOVES, MELODT MUSIC SHOP, Reid Street. Call Stanley Evans, 3874. 24 hour Beef. Farina, Nuts, Mixed Peel. £125, delivered. Shirt Shop. Hardware Ltd.. Phone 1170 - 1179.' scivice. 42/6. Half fur-hned, 37/6. Archie XMAS RECORDS. Everything Dates, Figs, Table Raisins. Piggly Brcwn. musical. Wiggly M; rket. INSURE AGAINST LOSS, and make BLOUSES, Sweaters, Handbags, Hosi­ vour gifts more personal with gold ery, Chiffon Scarves, Jewellery. DO YOUR XMAS SHOPPING EARLY PERSONALITY CLOTHES for the Martins, Vasco Da Gama Bldg., Reid A YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION to Ok ir See oar displays ot Xmas Toys, CHRISTMAS FRUITS. Puddings. letter stamping. Call 3874. Well-Dressed Male: Suits, Ties, .favourite magazine is always ac- Chestnuts, Mixed Nats, Turkeys, St. E. Phone 4577. Tags, Seals and Candy. Golden Gate. UNIVERSAL WASHING MACHINE: Sports Shirts. All at Milady's, Mens' •ri'ptable. The Book Store and Oxford Chickens. Hams, Pie Pork. Farine, Dept Book Shop. Fresh Vegetables. Moniz & Rego, Four models tr choffie from at Hand embroidered LINEN BLOUSES, FOR MORE ENJOYABLE DRIVING — Frith's Hardware Lt*.. Phone 1170 - several distinctive styles, from 67/- Purchase a Pye Automobile Radio. Hamilton. WINES AND SPIRITS always accept­ Irish Linen Shop, Somerset. PERSONAL XMAS CARDS From Your 1179. able Xmas presents. Watch for de­ Own Negative. Only 1 '6 each. Ber­ Unexcelled world reception. £38-10-0 XMAS SPECIALS: American Turkeys. Young Trott & Co. tails of our Xmas sale. The Wine FOR THAT PERSONAL GIFT: Give muda Photo Craftsman, Walker . Chickens, "p. Nuts. Farina. Cakes, PILOT RADIO Bedroom and Table Shop. Arcade. Phone 4300. Mull, Vegetables; Candy, Trees. Moniz Sets. Bargain at £12-10-0. Young perfume. Peniston-Brown Co., Per­ FOCKINK LIQUEURS are Hollands & Son, Devonshire. Phone 4355. Trott & Co.. Ltd., Richmond Road. fume specialists (3 stores in Hamilton). best. Chttos. from 21 varieties at ROMEO SLIPPERS in Brown Kid, with XMAS TREES and stands. Gayi_*s special long wearing rawcord soles Supply House. Reid Street. Gosling's. Call 3141. FOB YOUR CASSAVA PIE ... we Finest quality LINEN DAMASK DIN­ A PACKAGE OF MAGIC TOWELS NER NAPKINS, many patterns, from and elastic sides. T. J. Pearman and a "Must" for her Christmas Stock' have pork, beef, boiling fowl, Sons. SANTA'S SUGGESTION for your THERE'S A CHRISTMAS SALE of American roasting chickens. The 80/- a doz. Irish Linen Shop, Somer­ ing. Young, Trott & Company. Austin Devon or Somerset: seat popular liquors at Gosling's. Now Handy Market, Court Street. set. covers, various colours. £13-10-0 up. Initialled LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, A RONSON LIGHTER with her ini­ on. Call 2141. worked by hand. two styles. 7/- and Young. Trott & Co. FOR YOUR XMAS TREAT — Turkey, RONSON TABLE LIGHTERS in six tials. Twenty-four models to different attractive models. Pitt & 10/-. The Irish Linen Shop, Somerset. choose from. The ideal gift. Pitt & TAKE YOUR OWN PHOTOGRAPH at Farine, cut up Pork, Nuts. Raisins, Ce VISIT oar Gift Display before select­ etc. Stones Grocery, Happy Valley. Co. ing Christmas gifts. Attractive gilts Christmas. Camera and Films; all HE WILL USE STANLEY TOOLS for sizes. The Camera Stove, Queen St. for everyone—The Smoke Shop. Be SURE YOUR PLANNING includes PUDDING BOWLS, Mixing Bowls. years to come. Frith's Hardware A CARTON OF CHESTERFIELDS Is Freeza Fresh Ice Cream Cake— Cassava' Pie Pans. Roasting Pans, Ltd, Phone 1174 - 1179. always welcome; - Pitt & Co. ALARM CLOCKS 30 - or $4.24. Boys Cake Pans, Leseur Bros., Reid St. A food treat especially suited for "WINGS" White Broadcloth Shirts Watches £4 or $11.28. Perinchiefs celebrations. DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS: A Jewellery Store. St. George's. ____4_ ELECTRIC and OIL HEATERS. Fin with aeroplane cloth collar which screens, end irons, cape-cod lighters. is guaranteed to outlast shirt. 28/6. truly wonderful selection. H. S. & DAY - BY - DAY and FIVE - YEAR Bermuda Hardwares Ltd., Front St., The English Sports Shop. Queen St. J. E. Crisson. Reid Street. DIARIES with leather covers and Phone 4251. lode and key. Bermuda Press Ltd., SOLVE CARVING PROBLEMS for the BARUCH SHOP has Nylon Panties at stationary store. FINE ENGLISH BONE CHINA, Crystal, house with a Li'l Sharpy Knife at 9/6. A dainty and useful Christ­ RAINBOW Silverware. Famous Hummel Sharpener. Young, Trott & Company. mas Gift. FOR YOUR BEST CHRISTMAS CARDS Figurines. Gifts for your home. Vera Tou come to the Yankee Store,- Reid For Boys and Girls ... A BICYCLE P. Card, Ltd. THERE'S NOTHING BETTER than a PURE SILK SCARVES, 36 in. square, St., Hamilton. with SIDE-WHEELS , or a speedy Subscription to The Royal Gazette in colourful patterns. Only 10/- at scooter with brakes and stand. J. B. TAXI PLASTIC-COATED PLATING CARDS, or The Sunday Royal Gazette. the English Sports Shop, Queen Street. Astwood & Son. Bridge Score Pads and Tallies. Bermuda Press Stationery Store, Reid "PARTAGAS" Havana Cigars. The SILVER CHAINS have just arrived to STAMPS, Albums, Catalogues, Dupli­ Street. gift for the discriminating smoker. fix American Silver Dollars on. J. SHOPPY cate Books, Mounts, Tweezers, Per­ SERVICE The Bermuda Cigar Stoie. Akinstalls Shop. Washington Lane. foration Guages, Watermark Detectors, ENGLISH ROSE TREES, hardy Magnifiers. Stamp Shop, Reid Street. varieties, suitable for Bermuda, PIPES. Poaches, Cigarette Cases and make beautiful lasting Christmas "CALORIC" AND "MAGIC CHEF" 24 Hoars other smokers' articles make ideal GAS STOVES for Holiday Cooking presents. Commander Bowie, phone gifts. The Bermuda Cigar Store. SLIPPERS, Football Boats and Foot­ 9248. Pleasure. Introducing new Electric balls being smiles and smiles. W. Refrigerators. Bermuda Gas & Utility I J. Boyle & Sons. Dial 1048 SMART Floral Decorated Waste Paper FOR ATTRACTIVE but inexpensive Company. Phone 2012. Baskets in 3 different sizes. From ! Christmas Gifts for the pipe smoker ARRIVING FRIDAY: Assorted sizes in 5 6. Chesley E. White. fcry The Smoke Shop, ____. Cowboy boots. . (Last order before 7-23. (a.*!*...*, to. Christmas.) Dismonts Shoe Store. PORE IRISH LINEN Guest Towels, in TIE CLASP and CUFF LINK SETS. ten different attractive shades. 4/6 Beautifully boxed. The Little each. Linen & Scotch Wool Shop. French Shop. e@g^_^*«^«-*@^^ OL.U FORESTER BOURBON WHISKY in a handsome decanter bottle. A A SPORTS SHIRT. Wide range of gift that will be appreciated. At colours and sizes. Tweed Shop, Friths Liquors, Ltd. Reid St., apposite Golden Gate. THE IDEAL GIFT — A 2 door auto­ MASONIC RINGS and signet rings for matic De-Frost Refrigerator which men. me perfect Christmas gift, i ,sf. .has been reduced 20% for cash. Pear­ Astwood-Dickinson Co., Ltd., Front I man Watlington & Co. Street. VALOR STOVES, Ovens, Heaters, HOW ABOUT A MUSICAL (or other- | OIL ( M^MAM Aluminum Boilers and Roasters, wise) Beer Mug in pewter or pot­ enamelled dish pans, graters, kettles. tery? Wm. Bluck & Co., Pitts Bay Christmas Dress Event Leseur Bros.. Seid Street. Road. KAYWOODIE PIPES 30/- and 42/- Burrows & Co.. Ltd-., Queen St.

A LANCOFON WRIST ALARM — Trim her tree with these nifty Little Green Shop fer the busy man who likes to be Saturday and Monday Only cm time all the _____ T. M. Doe A variety of attractive _t Son, gift notions that cost mere RONSON TABLE LIGHTER in six different attractive models. Pitt & shillings but help towards Wc offer a limited number Christmas Novelties cat of smart street dresses and that million-dollar look. cocktflftfr dresses. Christinas Cards regularly £6.10.0 to £18.0.0 from rUCKER REPRODUCTIONS Q______i EAR-RINGS HANK SIR A FT Automatic Electric Baby Bottle Warmers and Vapori­ % off II _1th sin tp. zers. 19/3. Electric light Showrooms. BRACELETS Saturday and Monday Only NECKLACES Sarrtai BROOCHES AND COMPACTS 41 DRESSES at 60/-

(values up to £9.0.0) ELASTIC WASP-WAIST BELTS to yours from 17/6 INITIALLED LINEN HANKIES 7/6 58 DRESSES at £5.0.0 If he's a "Mr. f__rit" around the house, we have the kind of gifts that will DOESKIN'GLOVES 17/6 (values up to £11.10.0) make him happiest at Christinas and year 'round! HANDBAGS from 27/6

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for almost an hour to get the the Isle of Arran, off the west House, Mr. Ernest Vesey, chair­ United States out of the south coast of Scotland, where the gale man of - the Finance committee, Gales Force coast port, but finally had to tow drove, the Finnish ship Solbritt U.N. Hopes For Urgent CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL ber back to the berth. noted that the bill was exactly on the rocks. She was refloated U.S. Condemns Reign of Moroccan Negotiations PASSED Bf ASSEMBLY the same as the one at present in Big U.S. Liner During her efforts to leave by a tug. existence with the exception that harbour the liner was driven Inland there were fierce gusts Christmas seals imported by the against the dock, scraping against of wind. Road and rail services UNITED NATIONS, Dec. 17 The Customs Tariff Bill, which a crane and damaging paintwork (Reuter). — The UN. General Bermuda Tuberculosis Associa­ To Turn Back in Denmark were dislocated. Tor­ annually comes before the House tion would be duty free. on the bridge. The United States, rential rain over Paris and most Terror in East Europe Assembly's political committee of Assembly at this time of the with 600 passengers, is due in of France flooded the Geronne today approved by 40 votes to year, was passed' yesterday LONDON, December 17 (Reu­ New York on December 23. | River, threatening the town of five with 11 abstentions a resolu­ afternoon without debate. ter). — Mountainous seas UNITED NATIONS, Dec. 17 He added that leaders of op­ tion on French relations with The brown rat which has The 5,636-ton Swedish vessel Bordeaux. < (Reuter). — The United States position parties had been liqui­ The bill provides, by means of whipped by 105-mile-an-hour Laponia radioed today that die Liverpool was the worst hit in Morocco which expressed confi­ duties on the import and export migrated to most parts of the winds battered shipping around today alleged that the countries dated and their parties suppressed world since the 18th century has had picked up six of the crew of England, where gusts of up to of Eastern Europe were ruled by dence that France, in pursuance of goods, revenue towards defray­ the coast of north-west Europe to­ religions organisations had been of her proclaimed policies, would ing public expenses in the Colony. killed off other types of rats ^I a Dutch ship who drifted ail 105 miles an hour were recorded. "force, terror and intimidation'* destroyed or taken over by the day and kept the 53,000-ton liner night in an open boat after the At nearby Holyhead a 20-ton "endeavour to further the funda­ Steering the bill through the most places where it is found. " United States a prisoner in South­ and that the "evil shadow of the state. ship sank 180 miles east of motor yacht was picked up by .the secret police" hovered over the mental liberties of the people of ampton harbour. Glasgow. "Religious leaders have been Morocco, in conformity with the wind and smashed against the people. martyred and replaced by stooges Tugs fought a desperate battle Lifeboats and tugs rushed to jetty. purposes and principles of tbe Senator Alexander Wiley (Re­ obedient to tbe regimes in pow­ charter." publican, Wisconsin), a member er," said Senator Wiley. "Free­ of the United States delegation, dom of expression, of press, It expressed hope that the par­ made this statement in the spec­ publication and public worship ties would continue negotiations m m ial political committee today, dis­ has been curtailed or subverted. "on an urgent basis" with a view <2§ cussing the admission of new "The trade unions have been to bringing about self-govern­ members to the U.N. transformed into servile instru­ ment for Moroccans and appealed '"She gdeal Qift at Xmas" § He said that in Bulgaria, Hun­ ments of the state. The judiciary to the parties to conduct their gary and Rumania "a ruthless has been perverted into a relations in an atmosphere of 45 A Lovely Styled minority — directed from Mos­ weapon of injustice. Arbitrary goodwill, mutual confidence and Freeza Fresh cow — has seized power through arrest, deportation, imprisonment respect, refraining from "any acts m force, terror and intimidation. and forced labour are common or measure likely to aggravate t$ This minority has maintained practices. the present tension." itself in power by cruelly sup­ "People are seized, taken from France was absent from the 4 pressing every fundamental right their homes at night and never voting. Britain abstained on the Swiss Watch TURKEY grounds that the General Assem­ and essential freedom in open de­ heard of again. Over every man, frf fiance of the express provision woman and child hovers the evil bly was not competent to discuss We have in stack a fine selec­ of the peace treaties..' or act in the matter and the Uni­ and shadow of the secret police." ted States voted against the reso­ tion of Ladies' and Gents' Senator Wiley asked the com­ lution. 4 Watches from Switzerland. mittee to vote in favour of a Uni­ ted States proposal which would The resolution now goes to $ These Watches are Economic­ Ice Cream Cake have the General Assembly de­ the plenary session of the Gen­ ally Priced to suit your purse. £100,000 FOR eral Assembly for final approval. m clare Japan qualified for U.N. •$$ LEATHER TRAVELLING membership. He gave his sup­ o PUBLIC WORKS port to French proposals, similar­ LONDON, Dec. 17 (Reuter). — -a CLOCKS ly drafted, in respect to Viet Nam, Queen Zain of Jordan today MANTEL CLOCKS 33 ... a "Must" Canbodia and Laos. thanked Dr. Bedford Russell, a ALARM CLOCKS RESERVE FUND India declared support for the London surgeon, for the success­ ful sinus operation he performed METAL WATCH STRAPS Polish proposal aimed at secur­ etc. After mild objection by Mr. H. ing the simultaneous admission of here last Saturday on her son, <_ for your Christmas T. North, the House of Assembly 14 applicant nations. Yesterday King Hussein, 17. She visited her We also have a fine selection yesterday agreed to lay aside in Pakistan declared its support. son today. | of Costume Jewellery, 9-Cara. the Public Works reserve fund Mr. V. K. Krishna Menon, of Gold Brooches, Necklaces, dinner! the sum of £100,000 to be used India said that the Polish draft __t Bracelets, etc, Marcasite, by the department, with the resolution was not a complete Brooches and Ear-rings, approval of the Legislature, on solution but was an approach to •«$ various building projects. the problem and would widen Funeral Notice Rhinestone Sets. Mr. North claimed it was the membership of the organisa­ wrong to "tie up so much money tion. Funeral services for LAV- • FREEZA FRESH chocolate- in the Board of Works." Noting The Polish resolution would re­ ELL JOHN CANNONIER, __i Come in and see these Gift .Suggestions • FREEZA FRESH turkeys, that the Colony was faced with a quest the Security Council to age 9 years, son of Mr. and & covered ice cream cake, filled deficit at the end of the present reconsider the applications of 14 year's operations, he said that states ^"in order to submit a re­ Mrs. Edwin Cannonier, will grown right here in Bermuda with a variety of fruit, will expenditure should be cut down. commendation on the simultan­ be held this afternoon at St. add a festive look to any The money should only be voted j eous admission of all these Mary's Church, Warwick, at if W. E. MONIZ . . . young and tender . . . table. It's less work, too as required. states." 4 o'clock. The cortege will 4 JEWELLER "If we do not economise we are The 14 states mentioned in the leave the Cannonier resid­ 4 will melt in your mouth. . . . because it comes all going to be in serious trouble," Polish resolution are Albania, the ence. Cedar Hill, Warwick, Pitt's Bay Road he added. "We have inflation at Mongolian People's Republic, 4S Phone 2014 ready to serve. every corner and it is getting Bulgaria, Rumania, Hungary, at 3.45 o'clock. ^. 1.20* worse and worse.*" Finland, Italy, Portugal, Ireland, Avoid disappointment and order NOW from your grocer for Christmas Observing that Mr. North did Jordan, Austria, Ceylon, Nepal 1143+th not appear to understand the and Iibya. situation, Mr. Ernest Vesey, chairman of the Finance commit­ tee, said the money would be placed in the reserve fund to be spent as the House desired. For Yankee Store &i %^^^%i%&i%i%i^%i%i%l the past few years since the fund was started many major building projects had been SOUVENIRS A Christmas Gift financed by the fund. "We have to have certain Native Cedar Work public buildings' and are for­ For the Home! tunate to have this reserve fund," he said. "The money already put into the fund had been lying PLAYING CARDS there for some time before a Bermuda Scarves request came to the House to use it. Part of it is being used to and Handkerchiefs pay for the construction of thr Cocktail Napkins new air terminal." A Philco 2-Door By placing the money in tin- Jewellery of Coral, Ivory, reserve fund it could not be Amber and Crystal touched as easily as it could if it were left in the public treasury, he added. KODAK FILM Automatic Defrost Refrigerator FOR SALE Bermuda Citrus Fruits at PALM SPRINGS GARDEN, Middle Road, Paget. 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