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COUNCIL DISCUSSES THE LL. GEORGE AND "RATS BORAH IS NOT TO BOLT OLYMPIC TEAM TRIALS DANZIG NAZIS ARE ORDERED Ethiopian Guerrilla Tac­ HOLIDAY QUESTION THAT SCUTTLE SHIP" REPUBLICAN TICKET OPENED ON MONDAY TO EASE THEIR DEMANDS tics Will Re-Commence Soon Colonial Secretary's Plea for Mr. Baldwin and His Ministers Governor Landon Expresses New Record Made In The 200 Yards Breast Stroke Race More Holidays are Severely Criticised His Gratification Polish Press Warns "Hands Off"; LONDON, July 7. (CP)—The Djibouti, French Somaliland, OBJECTION TO NEW DAYS THE UNIONISATION DRIVE EXHIBITION BY GIRLS correspondent of the Da*ly "FEEBLENESS, POLTROONERY" Locarno Powers To Meet Soon Herald said in a dispatch to­ trie WASHINGTON, July 7. (OP)-| WI& the Olympic Games in Berlin Yesterday's meeting «Bs. Legis­ 00 day that an Ethiopian guerilla Senator Borah's declaration that he ^f elt^e, tnflttttte fW ttw ». lative Council took up nearly a»T hour DERBY, England, July 7. (CP)— BERLIN, July 7. (CP)—Anxious to maintain friendly campaign against the Italians Mr. David Lloyd George, in a bye- has no interition of bolting the | -ee*-ea °* i.CImuda's team commenc- would begin soon under cover and a quarter, but very httle business relations with Poland, German Government leaders have or­ was dealt with, except to discuss ft&etion speech, called Prime Min­ TJnlted makes Republican ticket was Ied tfcls week- and on Mor-day DiE--t. of the big rains. "With the ister Baldwin and his Ministers UDder the dered the Danzig Nazis to soften their demands for territor­ dynamiting of the Addis Ababa- points of order. In the absence of received with gratification today by| auspices <* the Bermuda the Chief Justice, the Hon. R. C. H. "rats that scuttle the ship". He flay­ the party leadership. Governor Lan­ Olympic Association, one of the most ial revision presented to the League of Nations Council last Djibouti Railway line, wiping ed tit* cabinet particularly for its out isolated garrisons, damag­ Hallett, Acting Chief Justice, pre-: don of Kansas is preparing for con­ successful carnivals seen for the past week by the Senate President, Dr. Arthur Greiser, informed handling Of international affairs, few month was run off smoothly. quarters said here today. Taking the cue from Poland's ing roads and raiding Addis sided as President of the Council, ferences with Republican leaders including the League of nations and before delivering his nomination The carnival, supervised by Mr.' opposition to any revision of the Free City's status under the Ababa itself, the Ethiopian Mr. Gosling presented petitions'' the Italo-Ethiopian dispute. offensive of which the Italians similar to those already received by acceptance address and plunging W. J. Brooks, started promptly at 9 o'clock at the Langton Hotel Pool League, the Reich advised the Danzig Nazis to beat a stra­ are living in hourly dread will the Assembly from Wendell William He spoke at a meeting of the into the campaign. tegic retreat from attacks on High Commissioner Sean Les­ Anderson and Susanne McFeely An­ Council of Action for peace Re-con­ He declared, "I am happy to have with an exhibition by eight young probably begin in the next few ladies: the Misses Betty and Joan ter, it was said. days. derson for the incorporation of Bel- struction in connection with the bye- the co-operation of senator Borah election campaign to fill the seat of Gorham, Montague, Paschal, Schroe- WARSAW, July 7. (CP)—The Official press today warn­ The Ethiopian Minister ap­ levue, Limited, and from Marion in this campaign. I have long ad­ der, and Elsie and Gloria Wilson. pealed to the British people to­ Geneva Douglas, Harold Baldwin Mr. J. J. Thomas, former Colonial mired his distinguished career as a ed Germany to keep her hands off Danzig, saying that day for "at least a million and Marion Douglas Davies for in­ Secretary, who resigned from the great American statesman." In the Olympic Trial 200 yards JfaiTzig's separation from the League is unacceptable to pounds" to prosecute war in corporation of United Securities, House of Commons following the breast-stroke event, Percy Belvin Poland* which does not agree to a change in the legal status Limited. Thesepetitions are identical, Budget leak. established a new Bermuda record that part of Western Ethiopia of two minutes, 40 5/10 seconds. He of the Fi"ee City. which is unoccupied yet by the except that the minimum capital "The battle for peace was lost Threatening to prosecute J. P. Jul 7 < :p The Nazi through feeblesness and poltroonery Morgan and Company If lawless­ was heartily applauded when Mr. ' JDANZIG, y * ( - )—^ authorities decided today Italians. of Bellevue, Limited would be £10,000 4 on the part of the greatest nation ness develops, John Lewis today sig­ Brooks announced that this time that they wouZ ostracise socially Mr. Sean Lester, the League to £20,000 while United Securities, beats the time made at the British Limited, would have a capital of hi the world, through its leaders,', nalled full speed ahead in the cam­ of Nations' High Commissioner. The Commissioner arrived in the former Prime Minister declared Empire games by some 5/10 of a sec­ -oo- from £20,000 to £200,000. Both are paign to bring five hundred thousand Danzig to find a h#t-.yy cordon of -police around the railway sta­ steel employees into the amalgamated ond. Mr. Brooks also stated that the tion, as a result of the developments at Geneva, where Dr. Karl investment companies with no re­ time for the same event in the Cen­ 1 NEW CONSTITUTION FOR striction as to alien membership, Association of Iron Steel and Tin Greizer, the Nazi Preside*! * of the Senate in Danzig, demanded Workers. In a speech last night the tralised Championships in Great Bri­ the revision of the League-Danzig relations. INDIA AND BURMA to own no shares in Bermuda com­ tain last year was two minutes 43-6/10 panies or Bermuda land, and to pay head of the Committee on Industrial BRUSSELS, July 8.—The meeting of the Locarno Powers wUl BRITISH PROTEST LAID seconds. probably be held in Brussels or Ostend between the 15th. and 26th. Provincial Autonomy Comes no stamp duty on their memorandum Organization charged the overlords of association but £200 on incorpora­ of the steel empire had declared of this month. Mr. van Zeeland, the Premier, is at present in con­ Into Effect Next April BEFORE JAPANESE "Civil War" against the unioniza­ NOVELTY RACE sultation with the interested governments in order to decide on tion, and thereafter each year what­ the date and place of the conference. ever amount the Legislature sees fit tion drive. DONDON, July 8.—The political editor of The Morning Post, LONDON, July 7. (BOP)—Draft to impose. Another interesting race was the orders of the Government of India Recent Incidents in China -00- novelty 50 yards event in which four in an editorial comment today on international relations, states swimmers raced to the opposite en d of that Mr. Eden, the British Foreign Secretary, recognises that se­ and the Government of Burma acts REPORTERS WITHDRAW Are Complained of curity in Western Europe cannot be treated as a separate prob­ are now published. The Drst of these RULES FOR MINIATURE the pool and gathered packages which provides that from 1st April, 1937, proved to contain ladies' night­ lem, and that the success of the forthcoming Locarno Powers' These petitions were not read, and gowns. These the swimmers donned conference will depend upon the attitude of Germany towards provincial autonomy, comes into op­ in introducing them Mr. Gosling TREATMENT OF INDIAN RIFLE ASSN. PASSED eration throughout British India, and returned to the other end of the her neighbours in the south and south-east of Europe. made a remark anent the defunct pool. The race was won by Leon Bel­ and the existing Chief Commission­ Investment Company Bill to which First Practice Shoots of New er's Province of Ahen will cease to be LONDON, July 7 (BOP)—The im­ vin, Terry Chalk and Ralph Fergu­ Major Appleby took exception. Re­ son providing additional comedy in FRANCE TO NATIONALISE JAPANESE DEMAND OF part of British India. porters were requested to withdraw proper attitude of Japanese officials in reference to a recent enquiry into Body on July 15 and 22 their joint efforts to assist each A draft order makes provision for temporarily, and the best part of an other. ITS WAR INDUSTRIES DARDANELLES MEETING the Government of Ahen from that the death of the Japanese officer hour of the Council's time was de­ At a meeting of the newly-formed Following is the programme and date. A second draft order regular­ voted to dealing with this matter, Sasaki at Peking, was the subject ises the position in regard to super­ of representations made on July Bermuda Miniature Rifle Association results: Ten Factories Expected to No Distinction Between the with the aid of the Council's Rules, on Monday, evening at the head­ 50 yards Intermediate Flutter, 1st annuation allowances, compensation May's Parliamentary Practice and 4th by the British Ambassador in Become Govt. Property Baltic and Other States Tokyo, Sir Robert Chve, to the quarters of the Bermuda War Vet­ W. Darrell, 2nd. W. Kemp, 3rd. W. allowances and retiring allowances procedure of the House of Lords. At erans' Association, rules for the regu­ for members of the staff of the IJndia Japanese Vice-Minister for Foreign King; 100 Yards Freestyle, 1st. J. 11.51 a.m. the reporters were again lation of tbe Association, drawn up Young (time 61-1/5 see.), 2nd. F. PAEIS, uly 7. (CP)—France's new TOKYO, July 7. (CP)—Japanese Office, who, from 1st April, 1937, when Affairs. He drew attention to the Government is undertaking to make admitted, and the second reading by the Executive Committee, were Peniston, 3rd. R. Ferguson; 200 officials outlined two points the P^art three of The Cfovernnient of of The Summary Offences Act 1926 constant complaints and criticisms the nation's defence weapons as well International Dardanelles Confer­ during the trial and to the reflections approved and passed. Yards Breastroke, 1st. P. Belvin Inida Act comes into force, will cease Amendment Bill, with regard to (2 min. 40-5/10), 2nd. A Wingood; as lorge its peace plans. Premier Blum ence must consider before obtaining to be servants of the Secretary of on British judicial procedure in in­ The idea of the Association is to under the terms of a bill which prohibiting the selling of personal foster and regulate miniature rifle 100 Yards Backstroke, 1st. Foster Japan's consent to the new straits State for India-in-Council, and will prop-arty on Sundays and other spired statements to press after the came before the Chamber of Deputies agreement. The points are no dis­ court had reached its decision. shooting in the Colony, and recog­ Cooper (1 min. 8-9/10); 400 Metres become subject to the control of the holidays such as Boxing Day, Victoria Freestyle, 1st. E Cooper, (5 min. 48-7/ Committee yesterday, intends to tinction between the Black Sea The Ambassador also strongly pro­ nised clubs, units or individuals may Treasury. A third order provides for a Day, King's Birthday, Somers Day become members after their appli­ 10), 2nd. P. Young 3rd. Pimental; nationalize in whole or part the states and others respecting rights grant of relief from double income tested against the arrest of an Indian country's war industries. and Armistice Day, was proceeded cation has bsen approved by the Novelty Nightgown Race, 1st. L. Bel­ to send warships through the straits, tax where the same income is taxed with. merchant, Hussein Hainking, in con­ vin, 2nd. R. Ferguson; Girl's Medley Some ten factories making muni­ meaning that Japan will have the travention of British extra territorial Executive Committee. The first two or taxable in the interior of Burma. The Colonial Secretary explained practice shoots will be held on July Relay, 1st. J. Gorham's team; Ex­ tions are expected to pass from pri­ same freedom as Russia; second, a A fourth defines the boundaries of rights. The arrest took place on hibition of Small Fry Diving by Harry vate ownership into the hands of the that Boxing Day, Victoria Day and 15th and 22nd on the official range formula for divorcing the eventual certain areas in the Karen hill tracts June 17, Hussein being suspected of of the Association, the B.V.E. rninia- King, C. Mann, Jr. Thompson and Government under decrees which agreement from the League of Armistice Day are already generally having defrauded certain shop­ which, being backward areas, are recognized as holidays by the whole tyre range, at 7.30p.m. E. Cooper; Exhibition Low and High the Cabinet will be authorized to Nations, of which Japan is not a practically excluded from the operat­ keepers. Board Fancy Diving by W. F. Hay­ promulgate. member. community, or would be so proclaim­ Instead of handing him over to the No schedule of matches has been ion of the new constitution. ed by the Governor under the existing drawn up yet. The Association will ward and F. Gosling; English Squad­ -oo- nearest British Consul for trial if ron Relay, 1st. F. Peniston's Team. -oo- law, as was done on May 24th last, necessary the Japanese authorities be controlled by an Executive Com­ NEW CONSTITUTION FOR mittee and a General Committee. At the conclusion of the meeting OTHER NEWS IN BRIEF Victoria or Empire Day. On that oc­ threw him and his wife and son into MADE VICE-PRESIDENT OF casion, however, complaint was made The General Committee consists of Mr. Jas. F. Murray, on behalf of the VENEZUELA PLANNED gaol and failed to inform the British Olympic Association, presented cer­ LONDON, July 7 (Havas)—Labour COMMONWEALTH LEAGUE that sufficient notice was not given Consul-General at Mukden. a representative from each unit or organisation connected with the As­ tificates to Ross Doe and Ralph Fer­ representatives of the Nazi regime to enable merchants to secure per­ The Acting Consul-General at Har­ Confiscation oi Officials' mits to keep open, and this Bill sociation, and of one individual guson, who are sailing in the yacht in Germany will be banned from Honour For Mrs. J. S. Morrell bin heard indirectly of the incident member representing the individual I!I-Goiien Properties participating in the plenary sessions would regularize the position so that five days later, but the Mukden Con­ Continned on Page 5 of Suffrage Society merchants would have no doubt members of the Association. of the twelfth annual congress of the sul-General's demand that Hussein OO CARACAS, Venezuela, July 7. (CP) International Federation of Trade whether they must observe the holi­ be handed over was ignored. The Executive Committee consists day or not. Dr. Outerbridge failed of the President, Captain Ross Win­ —Congress approved a new constit­ Unions opening at Holbom today. Readers will be interested to learn Hussein was interviewed by the SIX LOCAL PEOPLE ARE ution today, subject to approval that Mrs. John S. Morrell, Chair­ to see why any departure should be ter, the Secretary-Treasurer, Mr. Vice-Consul on June 26th and report­ Ross Cooper, Inspector M. B. Parker, by the various state legislatures, OTTAWA, July 7. (OP)—No official man of the Bermuda Woman Suf­ made from established holidays by CREW ON YACHT R0NDA including the King's Birthday and ed that he and his family had been of the Bermuda Police Force, Mr. S. which provides for the confiscation action is to be taken regarding the frage Society, has been appointed one subjected to severe treatment. The of the properties of officials in the last of the Vice-Presidents of the British Somers Day, and Mr.Oox also thought Floyd, of the Bermuda War Veterans' unannounced flights over Canadian case was taken up in Tokyo and Hus­ Association, and R.S.M. Williamson, Will Sail Today for England two administrations who unlawfully territory of the German airship Commonwealth League, a non-party these two extra holidays to be in quite a different category from the others. sein and his family were released on representing the B.VJt.O. extracted the same from the treasury. "Hindenburg.*' organisation "To secure equality of the 5th. It is understood the Japan­ Prior to Lengthy Cruise State legislatures, under the new liberties, status and opportunities The new Bill would prevent the Anyone seeking information con­ ese authorities do not now propose cerning the Association should get in draft are at liberty to include similar MONTREAL, July 7 (CP>—Sir Fran­ between men and women In the Governor from proclaiming pubhc to prefer any charges against him. The yacht Ronda, which is expected articles in their constitutions. Con­ cis L. C. Floud, British High Com­ British Commonwealth of Nations." holidays under the Summary Offences touch with Mr. Cooper at Messrs. Watlington and Conyers. to leave SJ. George's Harbour today gress, by a two-third vote, can order missioner in Canada, arrived in In a letter to Mrs. MorreU, Miss Act, he observed, and it was only for Portsmouth, England, is carrying the confiscation of properties of the Montreal with Lady Floud from Eng­ D. D. Solomon, the hon. general increasing the number of offences, aboard six young men who joined her National President or various State land yesterday aboard the'*Alaunia." secretary of the League, states: there being no reason for including as crew during her stay in Hamilton Presidents under the new form of He said England was "generally very "Dear Mrs. Morrell, when our Somers Day except because the pro- Harbour, which came to an end Government. prosperous and confident of the Annual Council Meeting met at the motors of the St. George's Pageant OLYMPIC CARNIVAL AT yesterday. OO end of last month, it was cordially CHINESE AIRMEN DESERT future, in spite of war apprehension." Cwli—iJ m P«f• 10 BELMONT TONIGHT The local members of the crew are EGYPT TO TAKE OVER agreed to ask you to become one of J. H. A. Linton, a teacher at Saltus BATHURST, NJ., July 7 (0P>—The the Vice-Presidents of the League. WITH THEIR PLANES Grammar School, Ross Doe, Walter HER OWN DEFENCE Hon. P. J. Veniot, veteran Par­ We hope very much that you will CADET CORPS GO INTO A water carnival under the aus­ Shirley, Ralph Ferguson, Roy Shep- consent to do so, and represent the liamentarian and former Postmaster CAMP YESTERDAY pices of the Bermuda Olympic Asso­ pard, and H. Cbolidge Adams, Jr. Withdrawal of the British General of Canada, died last night women of Bermuda. ciation will be held in the pool of Reward of £4,000 for Each is Three Of them, Ferguson, Doe and at the age of seventy-three. "We are looking forward to hearing the Belmont Manor & Golf Club Sheppard, are expected to remain Armed Forces Planned from Miss Agnes Slack a more de­ 100, Including Officers and tonight. Being Offered aboard Ronda when she leaves Eng­ LONDON, July 7. (OP)—Eleven tailed account of her visit to Bermuda Commencing at 9.00 p.m. the pro­ land for a long cruise to Southern LONDON, July 7. (Havas)—A new Canadians will be presented at the at a reception here on June 29th. Staff, Under Canvas a Week gramme includes some of the events HONGKONG, July 7. (CP)—Twen­ Europe, West Africa, South America Anglo-Egyptian treaty is expected afternoon receptions to be given by We have already heard how much in which the Bermuda swimmers will ty officers of the South Western Chin­ and the South Sea Islands. to be signed this week to place the the King at Buckingham Palace on she enjoyed her visit, and how very The Bermuda Cadet Corps went compete at Berlin. These will be in ese air force deserted today taking Two of the crew, Doe and Ferguson, defence of Egypt and the Suez Canal July 21 and 22. These two afternoon kind you an were to her; thank you into camp at Warwick yesterday, a the nature of a test. with them twelve bombing and fight­ have been training for the Bermuda in the hands of the Egyptian army receptions will take the place of the so much for the kindness and hos­ miserably wet day giving them a poor On Monday night Percy Belvin ing planes. The ships were flown Olympic Team, but they abandoned and provide the withdrawal of most Royal Courts which were cancelled pitality which you all extended to start for their seven days' annual established a new Bermuda record from Siuchow in Kwangtung Pro­ that project for the thrilling voyage of Britian's armed forces, The Times because of the death of King George. her. We had a very good Conference training course under canvas, pre­ of 2 min. 40-5/10 seconds for the 200 vince to Changsha in Hunan. of the rambling Ronda, which has said today. The British garrison They are intended as an opportunity this year, and only wish that you cluding officers and staff of the yard breast stroke event, and it is Other deserters from the air force been five years on a leisurely, go-as- will be maintained, however, until for presenting to the King women could have sent delegates." Sherwood Foresters, there are 100 in quite likely that more records will go are reported to have gone to Shanghai you-please cruise. the Egyptian forces are strong who ordinarily would have been pre­ The letter was dated June 15th. camp all told. by the board at the Belmont carnival by steamer from Canton, Her master, Captain H. V. Hudson, enough to assume the tasks, the sented at the Courts. The Cadets are under the com­ tonight. Thirteen planes was reported to be is a real son of the sea and cannot newspaper added. mand of Major T S. Murdoch, their An interesting programme has been found near Swatow a coastal city bear to remain stationary for more When the Egyptian troops are suf­ KTNOBTON, Ja., Ju*^ 7. (OP)— prisoners to try. One of the trio was C.O., and regular officers in camp arranged. This includes events for in Kwangtung .The Canton Govern­ than a faw weeks at a time. It is ficiently strengthened, all British On Sunday night three prisoners dug caught yesterday morning. Three: include Captain Dickinson, Adjutant the Ridley College cricketers now in ment, seeking to unite the South expected that the voyage to England garrisons throughout the country, themselves out of their cells in other prisoners escaped from the totheB.v!R.d. Bermuda, who are guests at the hotel. and central Chinese administration will occupy around 30 days. Ronda including the one at Ismalia, a SpanishTown with the result that the St. Andrew gaol, cutting their way The Sherwood Foresters in camp The nominal charge of 1/- will be against alleged Japanese aggression, is a 61-foot ketch, which had to be strategic defence point of the Suez St. Catherine Circuit Court was un­ through the doors. One was caught. are attending to the cooking and made, which will go to the Bermuda offered rewards of .{4,000 each for the repaired here when Captain Hudson Canal, will be discontinued. able to sit yesterday. Their were no Continued on Page IA various domestic duties. Olympic Fund. capture of the deserters. arrived quite a few* weeks ago. RALEIGH CYCLES at reduced ngfotagft-w Page 2 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DALIY WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1936

THE CASTLE HARBOUR Sty? ftogal C&azrtfr MECHANICS HALL THEATRE -•, i..» V", . B>0C'<><--*>t-*X)C»><-*K>---«-*-'-0«-->*>C3Wide Range Western Electric Sound! rule in the case of certain gymnasia, bition at the Cincinnati Gun Club. Conn., Miss Margaret Hogg of Balti­ devoted to the humanities, but the THE BOOK STORE The picture also recounts the origin more , Md., Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nel­ number of such institutions win of the term "Annie Oakleys" as a son of Albany ,N.Y., Mr. Frank Nichols probably be considerably reduced as synonym for gratis theatre tickets. of Syracuse, N.Y., Mrs. Martin M. the result of the official inquiries Incidents in the lives of Buffalo Bill Post of Worcester, Mass. Dr. and now being undertaken by local and Sitting Bull are faithfully dra­ authorities throughout the country. Mrs. J. W. Miller of Brooklyn, N.Y., matized. and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Midwood The 'official recognition of first "Annie Oakley" boasts an assem­ and family, of Worcester, Mass. HAMILTON HOTEL NOTES place for English means another im­ blage of Hollywood's more seasoned portant advance toward unification players. Preston Foster has the role HONEYMOON COLONY The Kind of a Show You Dream About' of the whole German educational MADE of Toby Walker. Melvyn Douglas Arrivals by the "Monarch of system. The English language has portrays the second male lead. COLONIAL OPERA HOUSE long played the outstanding role in Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Hammerschlag Bermuda" on Sunday include many were married at Sherry's in New New Englanders. From Springfield, Prussian schools, but in some of the oo—- TONIGHT at 8.45 and 11.00 p.m. York. The bride, the former Miss Mass., are Mrs. Mabel G. Rioux and other regions, French has had the (2 Complete Shows—Please come to the early show— preference. COLONIAL OPERA HOUSE Sylvia Beerman, is the daughter of Mrs. Anna Scott, also the Misses Mr. and Mrs. Louis Beerman and is a Alma E. Spalding and Eva J. Scott. The struggle over French versus" Doors open 6.30 — Double staff on duty — only 6d Misses Catherine Edgar and Dorothy English has now been officially set­ Vassar and Barnard graduate. Bermuda Residents First To See Whiting are from Belmont, Mass., increase our regular prices.) tled, writes one paper, in a manner Fight Films Outside of U.S.A. Mrs. L. B. Davis and Mr. A. M. Mc­ to be expected and welcomed in DIVING HELMETS Laughlin from Marlboro, Mass., and A Revolution in Entertainment! view of the practical advantages of Hamilton Premiere at Colonial Opera Mr. R. B. Wilman is from Worces­ English in the world today, and of Mr. and Mrs. J. Franklin Smith, 12 Rounds of Spills —Thrills and Tumultous House Tonight of Louis- Schmeling ter, Mass.. Also Misses Madeline and the closer linguistic and psycho­ and Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Comroe, both Films Rhea Graham of Providence, R. L, Excitement with Slow Motion logical affinities between Germans honeymoon couples, donned diving the Misses Catherine F. Morris and and the nations which today speak | helmets and investigated the coral Some idea of the progressiveness of Mary Arllen of Waterbury, Conn., that language. formations underseas. Bermuda General Theatres, Ltd., can and Miss Frances E. Wilensky of oo Among those who came over re­ *Toronto, is spending MONEY a week here. This is Mr. Bates's sec­ ond visit to the Island. Sold Secrets to Japanese Daily News Gives Rating of "Extra­ oo- Mrs. F. C. Mell and Mr. N. F. Mell, ordinary Entertainment" and Says: K. A. WILKINSON Navy Officer Recently of Indianapolis, Indiana, arrived on Saturday. Others from a distance INVERURIE HAS LARGE SUM­ East Front Next Bermuda Bill Powell at the Capitol Theatre LOS ANGELES, July 7. (CP)— were Miss Claire Sargent and Miss Street Laundry in "Rendezvous" is going to offer the Harry Thomas Thompson, convicted G. Cummings, from Maiden, Mass., MER ORCHESTRA other theatres on the street consider­ Dial 1166 of spying on the United States fleet and Bristol, Conn. able competition. For Mr. Powell 1809ts.m.w. to 31.8.36 for a Japanese agent was sentenced does the unexpected by repeating the Miss B. E. Shafer and Miss K. S. to fifteen years in prison, the first hilarious performance that he gave Ballist are both from LeHighton, The Inverurie has an augmented American to be penalized under the in "The Thin Man" with another Penna. Mr. and Mrs. Robertson orchestra of nine for the summer, United States Spy Law written dur­ characterization just as amusing and Miss A.M. Wagner make a party Chet. Frost having just returned ing the Great War. Thompson is a FOR SALE BY TENDER in "Rendezvous." of three from New York City, Mr from New York with the additional discharged navy yeoman and was and Mrs. J. E. Auchmoody are from Although he hasn't the sophisti­ musicians. Sunday evening found THE SOUTHAMPTON BENEFICIAL CLUB closing July 11th convicted of selling naval secrets Flushing, L. I., Mr. and Mrs. E. Te- the Marine Terrace crowded with ap­ to a Japanese identified as a lieute­ cated and charming Miss Myrna Loy der, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Litt. and Miss are holding their as his chief support matters have been preciative listeners. The concert 12 SHARES nant-commander of the Imperial Rose Bernholtz are all from Brook­ was not only well-selected but beauti­ Japanese Navy. evened up putting Rosalind Russell lyn, N. Y. Mr. and. Mrs. Arthur M. into the current film for the romantic fully interpreted. The Marine Ter­ ANNUAL BAZAAR Bank of N. T. Butterfield 00 Wolfsen are from Philadelphia, Penna race was also well-filled for the danc­ angle and adding the stunning Bin- and Miss Jane Twichell and Miss &- Son Ltd. nie Barnes of England to take care of ing on Monday night, and promises to BRITAIN'S REVENUE IS Irene Squires aie from Naugatuck, be one of the most attractive spots On July 9th the mystery and melodrama of the Conn. Bids will be accepted for DOWN; EXPENDITURE UP plot. in Bermuda this summer. At "WATER LOT INN" die lot or any portion Not only is Mr. Powell in top form Kindly loaned by Miss Claudia Darrell Revenue returns for the week as Lieut. Bill Gordon, delivering the In Aid of Rectory Debt and above Hall Fund thereof. ended July 4th., show that the total smart and audacious lines that have ordinary revenue to date amounts been provided for him by P. J. Wolf- Mystery Boxes, Plain Sewing, Fancy Work, Miscellaneous, Not bound to accept the highest to £131,346,905, exclusive of self- son and George Oppenheimer with Cake, Candy, Ice Cream, Mineral or any tender balancing revenue. At the corre­ even more than his usual effective­ Tea, and Turkey Supper sponding date last year the total was ness, but Rosalind Russell is an ideal IMPORTANT NOTICE! Fortune Telling and Various Amusements on the Grounds. Address Box No. 2293 £142,362,063. foil for his cracks. As Joel Carter, * Colonist Press niece of the Assistant Secretary of Volunteer Band, Of the total, Inland revenue ac­ 2293tw.tfc. counts for £43,661,000 against £52,- War, Miss Russell gives a diverting and Dancing in the evening by Miss Ingalls. 088,000 at the corresponding date impression of a high-grade Grade In case of rain Tonight—The Louis - Schmeling last year, and customs and excise Allen. She heves to her own line, Admission Adults 1/- Children 3d. for £78,840,000 against £78,668,000. which is trying to keep Lieut. Gordon Fight Films will also be shown on Thursday from going off to France on combat By Train, Stop at Lighthouse Station. "Water Lot Tavern" CARTcWS **\°,^! Ordinary expenditure to date, exclu­ ITTLE D\Z.ZINESS sive of self-balancing items, amounts service, and lets the quips of the Evening at 10.00 pjn. at The Colonial Opera House will be closed during Bazaar. I V E R BILIOUSNESS PILLS SALLOW SKIN to £211,862,210 against £209,456,267 disappointed Army man fall where 192iqt3ia8.aiS.t27j4.---8. CONSTIPATION last year. they may.

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THE BOH-VOYAGE LUNCHEON with music for dencing CASTLE ROCK, THE HUB OF EDINBURGH -J***/** served in The Palm Garden Restaurant WASHINGTON, D.C.—The ancient ama of the city and beyond to the office of Governor and Constable Firth of Forth and the distant High­ Tropical Grill of Edinburgh Castle, whose duties lands. Just under the Rock to the of tbe in medieval times included super­ north are the Princes Street Gardens vision of Scottish tournaments and bounded on the far side by Princes MENS SHIRTS NEW WINDSOR HOTEL trials by combat, has been revived. Street, with its shops, hotels, clubs, from 12.30 to 2.S8 pjn. "Sentimentally, as well as geo­ and banks. Between East and West A LA CARTE or TABLE DE HOTE SERVICE graphically, the rock from which Princes Street Gardens can be seen by A new innovation Edinburgh Castle rises still is the the Royal Scottish Academy and the Music «. Dancing continuing throughout the TEA and COCK­ heart of Scotland's capital," says National Gallery, with the towering MANHATTAN TAIL hours from 3 to 6 pjn. a bulletin from the headquarters of Scott Monument beyond. North of Then remriin for the National Geographic Soeiety. Princes Street the pretentious New i The Dinner Dance 7 le 9 p.m. City stretches along George and *S Tropical surroundings. Gay music, Fine Wines, Excellent Cuisine "ATHENS OF THE NORTH" Queen Streets and others leading to­ ]L Specializing in Sea Foods and Bermuda Delicacies ward the Firth of Forth. The careful workmanship and 1 BERRIE BROWN'S ORCHESTRA "The crag supports a heavy weight of history, but with ease and dignity, MONUMENTS consistent adherence to quality for the rock is solid and its tra­ ditions proud. Memories cling to "Northeast of the Rock is Calton standards that are behind the its battlements, not alone of jousting Hill, adorned with monuments to reputation of Manhattan Shirts It's GO-O-L tonight on the knights, treacherous lords and the Douglas Stewart and Lord Nelson, tragic Mary, Queen of Scots, but also the city Observatory and the un­ are today more recognised than of gallant young men, death toll of finished replica of the Parthenon. HAMILTON HOTEL ROOF the World War. Clustered buildings The Old City spreads east and south, ever. Creative designing and alert­ recall both dark and bright. Here thickly sprinkled with historic and The center of Bermuda gaiety was born James, Sixth of Scotland, literary monuments. The hill called ness to style trends have established First of England, famous for uniting 'Arthur's Seat' is prominent to the warring nations. southeast with the spacious King's the Manhattan Shirt Company "Once an impregnable fortress, the Park on its slopes. as the authoritative style source. rock now has little military value. "The chief 'product' of Edinburgh Edinburgh, 'Athens of the North,' that unrolls below is education. With this in mind, we have EDDII WITTSTEIN and his grew around this easily defensible More than locally renowned are Edin­ natural bulwark. Medieval chapel, burgh University, numerous techni­ stocked these fine shirts, priced YALE PROM ORCHESTRA banqueting hall and royal apartments cal, industrial and professional col­ are counterparts of ancient temples leges, and a highly organized public at 10/-. Nightly at Nine and shrines on the Greek Acropolis. school system. "Benign overseer of the city's busy "Here, in the judicial and adminis­ life, the castle-fortress also is a trative centre of Scotland, Edin­ guidepost for those trapped in laby­ burgh's scholars and books have rinthine Edinburgh streets. 'There always overshadowed the wheels of is the north face of the Castle,' re­ industry. However, in addition to marks the confused visitor. 'We printing and publishing, important Castle Harbour must come to Princess Street if we commercial and industrial activities hold straight toward the rock.' include rubber, machinery, clothing Tucker's Town, BERMUDA and chemical manufacture, ship­ Established 1844 OLD AND NEW CiTIES building and distilling. Smoke from home hearths, that has given Edin­ Delightfully Cool "The easiest approach to the burgh its nickname, 'Auld Reekie,' for Castle is from the east, by way of the far exceeds that from factory chim­ Esplanade, which, during the reign neys. DINING and DANCING of Charles I, was declared to be an "On the Rock are several noted integral of Nova Scotia in order that monuments. Tfi front of sfc Mar­ the baronets of Nova Scotia might garet's Chapel (built about 1100 1 'get the feel' of their new possessions! and restored in modern times) squats "Drawbridge, moat and portcullis monster 'Mons Meg,' a cannon with Starlight Terrace gate defend the romantic Rock in 20 inch bore, fashioned in 1445, and approved medieval fashion. Within veteran of many battlefields. an the walls are gun batteries, an in­ "A quadrangular group of buildings Crossword Puzzle firmary, military hospital, the Gov­ at the top of the Rock includes the AL DONAHUE ORCHESTRA iBy LARS MORRIS; Have your ernor's House, and the old Sally Crown Room, where he the 'Honours ACROSS ANSWER TO 7—Brings as Port. Through this port in 1093, of Scotland) (crown, sceptre, sword of PREVIOUS PUZZLE consequence Direction JACK HAGGERTY 1—Regret valued clothes Queen Margaret's body was secretly state and jewels); the Banqueting S—Toward Interior 8—That thing 15—Wearing effect of •—National Recovery 9.00 pjn. carried off to her sepulchre in the M A l_ T A c H A F " Act Hall lined with shining armour; and weather 10—Item of merchandise dry cleaned by is—Agonising labor c1 N AR D o 1 l_ E R S1 , old capital of Dunfermline. the Scottish National War Memorial, A 1 11—Prevent from ROBERT D. BLACKMAN 17—Perform 1_ i IM KIE D , p E P T 1 c happening "The King's Bastion, at the sum­ a tribute to men of Scotland who lost 18—Make happy 13—Sun god SO—Exist A N E •K E -T s pr A o 13—One who disagrees General Manager mit, commands a sweeping panor- their lives in the World War." 21—in this manner S l_ A T RO 1 FE R N 14—Wild plum JO—Serpent E 19—Unbleached 34—Excess of solar Tear P y U O NlSHClO AR S 23—Voting places TRICLENE over 13 months N WT 35—Period fn office 38—Delete All A s N AM O R 37—Exclamation Newtonville, and from Brighton 38—Element In air STA yJsBE 39—Fart of South Africa Choirmaster Appointment 30—whistling signal B A i_ l_ HI = X L.O P E 31—female relative 33—Article Mass., is Miss Gertrude Goldburg, c T i E 34—Delay The latest, scientific 33—Boy U T E z 1 a S 36—Garment who is here on a much needed rest 35—Flashy T R M R N W 1 N D 38—Ripped 37—Insect e o u For Sale By Tender Hamilton. 1 E V E S 39—Of great size from her duties as Secretary to the 39—Hangman's ropes s A V A N T s 40—Kind of feldspar method which cleans Bermuda. Superintendant of The New England 43—Bare E R E S E P E E tj 41—-Begin again July 5th. 44—Toward 1 £ 43—Come In 1936 Deaconess Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. 45—Perilous 47—High building thoroughly, leaves no HINSON'S ISLAND 48—Middle 60—Profound W. Rr Beale are other visitors from 48—Proceed 51—Answered • The Editor. 4»—Permit use of 75—Lasting forever odour, makes the Massachusetts. SI—Renovate 78—Having robes S3—Oo to right Dear Sir, S3—Unit of work 65—Calf meat The Island contains 27 acres of well wooded land. Two Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Peters, of Jersey 54—Overseer of manor 80—Landed estate 68—Mother-of-pearl clothes look like new, It is being stated freely in our 58—Join with thread 81—Valves In furnace SO—Medicinal plant . ' acres excellent arable land. Two six room dwellings. Mar­ City, N. J. are staying for a two week's 57—Number 62—Dowry midst that for the first time probably 63—Plant embryos I vellous views. Large boathouse and slipway. Large iron vacation. 59—Cries DOWN and keep their clean-*, in their history the Church Vestry 51—Radicals 64—Hurried barn. Water tank holding 450 tons with ample catchment. 64-Cut 1—Kind ot tori 65—Swift streams , . of Pembroke Parish have recently 68—Lost color 3—Worn away 67—Skin BS—Pish egg* 3—Month (abbr.) 71—Fled ness and freshness Ideal site for bungalow colony or private dwelling. created a separate office or appoint­ 5»—3.1416 4—Suffix: full of 73—Soak up 70—Mongrel dog 8—Anger 76—Printers measure ment at the Parish Church to em­ 6—Cleansing sub­ 77—French article longer. 13—Courses of unough t 79—Exist Tenders will be received for the whole property or for ploying a person as choirmaster at a CINEMA THOUGHTS 74—You and stances one acre lots. Address Box 2245, Bermuda Press, up to three figure salary. If this is incor­ Saturday, July 18. rect I shall be glad to be so informed. by Salt and Pepper \z «3 Mr If it is correct I. should like to suggest Not bound to accept highest or any tender. the following questions as highly One afternoon John and Mary, IS* 16 BERMUDA relevant as far as the church rate pay­ who are very happily married cou­ 2245tf3.w8.wlS. so ers are concerned. ple, decided to go to the cinema— in 19 LAUNDRY Since the appointment was with­ simply because they had nothing I! 22 » 77. 2* IS Cleaners and Dyers out precedent in the Parish and the better to do. The picture, fortunate­ ly was a dull one and not one which i duties of the Choirmaster have usual­ m 3o 32. The Home of Better Cleaning £9 £9 "The Brandy with a Pedigree" ly fallen upon the organist, and that could possibly hurt the imaginations 31 of the youthful part of the audience. 4 Dial 2104 therefore both the office and salary 133 34- 7, 35 36 7. 37 38 OTARO-DUPUY hardly may be described as ordinary However, that was more luck than 2322f«|w.tlii. perspicacity on the part of the thea­ 2 and incidental expenditure but 139 HO -H -w 7, 3PT Charles Dix, Special Reserve 1825 rather an "arbitrary outlay"—why trical Management which contin­ was not a special meeting of the ually allows children to attend its VVi 4* W7 Reserve 1865 parishioners liable to be assessed for performances. Reserve 1875 church purposes called to sanction Now this particular afternoon was FT the appointment? a very hot afternoon and it is not to be V. S. O. P. (thirty years old) S3 7% 53" Baby Is it usual to create two offices with wondered at that many young Mo­ |52 5+ Otard Three Star two salaries to be held by one indi­ thers (a word always to be capitali­ If" 58 62 P3 vidual? And was there any real need zed) flocked to the cinema with babes 6° S?. Carriages -»- in arms. That the cinema boasts for this to be done at all? 7x 6ff 7Z 66 67 69 No reason why baby GOSLING BROS., LTD. If a Church Vestry wishes to be of the new-coined "Americanism", philanthropic cannot its members "Air-Conditioned" matters not a L 70 7# Ti7, 7» shouldn't make a smart Established 1822 pass the hat among themselves for whit. These mothers wanted to see turn-out. See our baby SOLE AGENTS their pet proposition, rather than ex­ the current picture * being shown. %TF 76 77 178 79 That they brought their small carriages and strollers. 8595«5qwl5. -Fek. 15. wMarch 18. -April 18. tuHay 19. -June 13. wJuly 8. pect the church tax payers to foot the bul? babies can be easily understood. They I8i Low prices; convenient could not possibly leave them at » Yours faithfully, terms. Churchgoer. home with nobody to care for them. 00 As it happens, John and Mary are BERMUDA COAL CO., Ltd. SHERWOOD MANOR NOTES great frequenters of this cinema Bermuda and, whilst loving children of all under ten) eat peanuts and chitter- Trading Co. ages, they always grieve to see a three- chatter throughout trie performance. Among the honeymooners stay­ weeks-old baby being subjected to Somerset—Hamilton—St. George The Annual meeting will be held at the Office of To be sure, John and Mary don't PREVENTS RUST ing here are the following:— the tortures of a ninety-minute have to go to the cinema. Likewise, Management at 11 a.m. 22nd. instant. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Curtis film—even in spite of the fact that 3-in-One OH young Mothers have a perfect right to protects all of Southport and New York. Mr. it might behave far better than many go wherever their pocket-books al­ of its elders. But John and Mary metal parts Wm. M. CONYERS, Curtis is with Penic and Ford Ltd., lows, but should not the powers that Inc. Mrs. Curtis before her marriage were very definitely annoyed by the against rust be prevent young children from spoil­ and tarnish. Use Managing Secretary. was Miss Barbara Rose of Green noise created by much older chil­ ing the pleasure of John and Mary dren. • 23**4t***. Farms Conn. Their wedding was a who have paid their pittancl to see CLEANS big social event at Green Farms on Of course there are two types of and listen to a picture? AND June 19th. cinemas. The one which caters (oc­ Now John and Mary went to the Electricity LUBRICATES Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Keenig, casionally) to children alone, and the management about this and com­ NOTICE and Mr. and Mrs. Roger M. Luke also one which caters to the same chil- plained. It is sad they went to such drens' parents. Unfortunately, the 3-IN-ONE OIL is hereby given that OTTO WURZ of Pembroke Parish in are on a honeymoon! a pother for the answer they received New Yorkers staying here include laws regarding this differentiation was only to tell them that the Laws And Live the Islands of Bermuda is applying to the Governor for a cheery party consisting of Miss are lax in some ways and rigid in of the Land were such as to allow naturalization, and that any person who knows any reason Mary Halpin, Miss Marie J. Hughes, others. Poor John and Mary cannot such thing to take place. The man­ why naturalization should not be granted should send a Miss Norma Austin and Mr. Walter smoke (and probably rightly, too!) agement explained very carefully -_... with a written and signed statement of the facts to the Colonial Scott, and two more are Miss Eliza­ whilst seeing an American gangster that they regretted such a state of Secretary. beth M. Johnson and her friend kill the unfortunate British hero, affairs,* so John and Mary let the You save money C^:l~ G. C. G. MONTAGU, Miss Vera E. Harff. From Massa­ but they resent extremely a young matter drop, put on their sun-glasses bmile Mother suckling hor»new-born babe Attorney for the Applicant. chusetts are Miss Lydia Richard­ (it was then only mid-afternoon) by using _ son of Newtonville and her firend beside them the while the young and walked (or was it cycled?) home­ 2320tw.A. Mother's other three children (all Miss Lona F. Havenden, also from wards. SUNLIGHT SOAP I Berm,n, -j^*, m c,. mm v gf?"^».-!|^*P****| »*******^»**f«« mfyf» •

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From Brooklyn, N. Y. are Miss Local and Foreign Sporting News Alice Bordfeld, the Misses Cecelia VOLUNTARY BODY FOR CO-ORDINAT. W. and Eileen M. Lamb, Mr. Robert ING THE FINANCES OF CANADIAN Regular Section, R.A.A. vs. L. Morris, and Mr. Harry Pretzer. Annual Shoot at Bisley Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Brown are from "B" Coy., 1st. Foresters Hackensack, N. J., Mrs. L. J. Logan PROVINCES BISLEY, July 7. (CP)—Gfunner H. and Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Parsons Squire of the Royal Navy won the This match, the first of a series of are from Merchantville, Miss Bos- OTTAWA—The National Loan Queen Mary's prize with 180 out of a anna Soloman is from St. Louis, While unable to proceed with the matches between the Regular Sec­ Council, planned by the Minister of original programme Mr. Dunning possible 200 on Tuesday. Mo., Miss Anna M. Goerl is from tion, Bermuda Branch, Royal Artil­ Finance to co-ordinate and realign stressed the desirability of regular and Flushing, L. I., and Mr. F. Stillman lery Association, and the two com­ the finances of the provinces and give frequent meetings with the provinces -oo- Hyde is from Watertown, Conn. panies and the Band of the 1st. Bn. the Dominion some control over loans for the mutual discussion of prob­ The Sherwood Foresters, was played Briton Makes Speed Record On Wednesday evening Mr. and to the provinces in difficulties, has lems in the field of finance and tax­ at the Garrison Recreation Ground, Mrs. William W. Knight, of Toledo, had to be abandoned temporarily. ation. George's, on Friday afternoon Ohio, gave a dinner to a number of st. BONNEVILLE, Salt Flats, Utah, Mr. Charles Dunning, Minister of their friends. In the party were Mr. The meetings of the Committee on and was won by B. Coy. July 6. (C8P)—Captain George Eys- Finance, issued a statement with re­ and Mrs. William W. Knight, Jr., Financial Questions appointed by the ton, the British racing star, drove his spect to the Council. Legislation was Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Bell, Messrs. Mel­ Dominion Provincial Conference last REGULAR SECTION, R.A.A. car at 162.50 miles in one hour on introduced and passed the Com­ ton Edward and Sam B. Knight, all December had been productive of Monday, setting up a new world's mons, requesting the Imperial Par­ of Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Lord, much good through the interchange Bdr. L. Fearis c Davies b record. liament to amend the British North Mr. and Mrs. Boswell Gilpatrick, Mr. of experience and of information, Footitt 9 00 America Act to bestow the necessary Bdr. R. A. Aldrich b Bowser 0 and Mrs. Wuhana Clyde, Mrs. Sheedy, powers to establish the Loan Council. Mr. Dunning said, and all the pro­ Master Gunner W. A. Hibben Mr. John B. Woodhull and Miss The Senate, however, killed the bill. vinces had recognized the value of (Capt.) run out 14 American Baseball Results Irene S. Miller, all of New York City. and desired the formation of a per­ The Minister of Finance announced manent organization for such pur- Brd. A. A. Paley c and b Ball 17 Mr. Knight Senior, is the owner of that in view of the action taken by purposes. It was therefore proposed, B.S.M. S. W. Woodman c the yacht Meriden. NEW YORK, July 6. (CP)—Latest the Senate it had been impossible he stated, to go forward with the set­ Emerson b Bowser. 4 American Baseball results:— to proceed further with the proposed ting up of such a committee on a L/Bdr. H. Copeland b Morris 0 constitutional amendment. The purely voluntary basis. Gnr. H. Walmsley c Bradbury INTERNATIONAL LAGUE passing of the constitutional amend­ b. Morris 7 ment would have been followed by Mr. Dunning said that the func­ A. Stebbing not out 1 Newark Toronto PRINCESS HOTEL legislation providing for the setting tions of this body would be to confer L/Bdr. G. H. Pope b Morris 0 Baltimore Buffalo ACTIVITIES up of loan councils in the case of upon and investigate matters of Gnr. S. Noyce b Morris 0 those provinces desiring to participate mutual interest in the field of public L/Sergt. M. G. Russell c and b and also for the establishment of an oc There were a great many parties finance and taxation with a view to Hall 0 advisory body to be known as the making readily available to each RECORD SMASHER—Miss Erna Kompa is congratulated by Dr Extras 2 given at the Princess Hotel on the National Finance Council or Com­ George Kojac, 1928 Olympic winner at the Metropolitan A. A. V The United States and the evening of the Water Pageant. Mr. government the experience and the senior Championships swimming meet at Manhattan Beach, L. I_ mittee and to consist of the Dominion after she set new U, s. records in three backstroke distances. Her Charles H. Heisler and Mrs. Heisler views of the other governments, 6 61 28 t e 30 meter Total 54 Olympic Games Minister of Finance and the Provin­ and the results of investigation of J}™ ,,* ^!* -! £ 5 ° backstroke and 2:54^in both gave a party to some ten friends. cial Treasurers of all the provinces. the 220 yards and the 200 meters. Dr. Kojac, former world's record Mr. Gibson Ward, of Bermuda, en­ specific questions. holder in the backstroke, won the 100-meter backstroke at the Fall of Wickets:—1 for 0, 2 for 24, 3 NEW YORK, July 6. (CP)—The tertained six friends. Mr. E. B. Wil­ meet in his second appearance in five years. for 24, 4 for 30, 5 for 41, 6 for 53, 7 Olympic financial market turned liams had a table for four. fcr 53, 8 for 53, 9 for 53, 10 for-54. bullish today as the drive for funds was inspired by Sunday's announce­ Mrs. Eugene Trever Treganowen, of Take Your Food With Larchmont, N.Y. who is occupying BOWLING ANALYSIS ment that $150,000 more was needed ment that $150,000 more was needed "Tumble In," was one of the host­ You, German Tourists' to send a full United States te^m tc esses on Thursday evening. Mr. O M W R Albert Churm, Mr. Harry Palmer, Bowser 5 0 2 Berlin. Motto Might Well 17 Mr. "Chubby" Evans, and Mr. Gosl­ Davies 3 0 0 10 Meanwhile, difference of opinion ing all were hosts on the same even­ Be Footitt 2 0 1 12 on the cause of the shortage turned ing. Hall . 2.3 1 2 7 up when Jeremiah Mahoney, former Mr. B. A. Whitman, of Oyster Bay, BERLIN—"Travel abroad in com­ Morris 2 0 4 6 Athletic Association United Presi­ fort, take your food with you," dent and leader of the Olympic boy­ LX gave a party to some fifteen friends on the Terrace on Thursday might well be given as the German B. COY., THE FORESTERS cott, movement, said that it had foreign tourists' motto, in these been caused by the strong sentiment evening. Captain Karl Beier, of the yawl days of foreign exchange scarcity. L/Cpl. Bowser b Hibben 32 prevalent in the United States against Danzig was another entertaining on During recent years, many sea Pte. Morris b Paley. 16 participating in the Gaines. the night of the water pagaent. trips to all parts of Europe and to Pte. Hall c Paley b Fearis 11 Gustavius Kirby, treasurer of the the United States have been run Lieut. Temple (Capt.) c American Olympic Committee, de­ by the various German shipping Walmsley b Fearis 1 nied the statement. -00- lines. And it has often been a prob­ Sergt. Barber c Russell b lem as to how this country could Hibben... 4 supply what was considered the ne­ C.Q.M.S. Bradbury retired 9 CORAL ISLAND CLUB cessary foreign exchange for so­ L/Sergt. Fairholme Retired 19 OLYMPIC TEAM TRIALS journs in other lands. But further L/Sergt. Emerson b Hibben 0 Mr. and Mrs. B. Hollister, of Corn­ enquiries show that these tourists there is no satisfactory substitute Pte. Finch not out 5 OPENED ON MONDAY ing, New York, are prolonging their generally slept and ate their prin­ for this famous British preparation Pte. Davies c Stebbing b honeymoon at Coral Island Club. ciple meals on board ship, so that Get a bottle today Hibben 4 Continued from Page 1 They are enjoying the beautiful rides practically no foreign money was Sole Distributor: Pte. Footitt st. Aldrich b Paley..,.. 0 and excursions around the Island. required. NICHOLL & ASHTON Ronda. They have both trained to Mrs. D. Clarke Corkran of Chestnut gain places on the Bermuda Olympic Total. 101 Hill, Philadelphia, is spending a holi­ team, but decided at almost the last LITTLE MONEY SPENT day at Coral Island Club. Mrs. moment to aecompany-Ccptain Hud­ Fall of Wickets:—1 for 30, 2 for 43, Corkran's husband is one of Ameri­ son on his globe-circling. A result of this has been, of 3 for 58. 4 for 60, 5 for 65, 6 for 92, 7 ca's outstanding amateur golfers course, that the numbers of Ger­ The two swimmers received three POSTAGE STAMPS for 92, 8 for 92, 9 for 96, 10 for 101. and expects to join her in Bermuda man visitors to England, for ex­ hearty cheers from their fellow at the end of the month. ample, meant little as far as the candidates. Further trials will be BOWLING ANALYSIS financial side of the English tourist For Collections held this week to decide the compo­ Mr. and Mrs. Byron Chandler of traffic was concerned, since they sition of Bermuda's team, which "The Plantation," Palm Beach, and BERMUDA O M W R spent practically nothing ashore— sails from the Colony on July 18th. New York City, are spending a two- Paley 11 1 2 50 months' holiday, Mr. and Mrs. quite in contrast to the visits of and ENCOURAGES CULTURE—Joseph Stalin, Soviet dictator, as he O 0 for New York, en route to Berlin. Fearis . 8 19 Chandler are indefatigable world English, American and other tour­ addressed a meeting of the Ail-Union Conference of Engineers' Hibben 5 0 4 18 travellers and have visited practically ists to Germany, whose expenditure BRITISH WEST INDIAN Wives in the Kremlin in Moscow recently. He urged improvement Pope 0 0 0 14 of cultural conditions among workers. With him is Premier Vya- every interesting part cf the world. here must have run into millions of cheslaff Molotoff. Both were showered by the women with bouquets Mr. Chandler, by the by, in 1902 marks for the whole season. ERNEST J. BELL as they appeared on the speaker's platform. Umpires--Gnr. W. A. Swan ar idF te. BELMONT MANOR NOTES brought an automobile to Bermuda The method adopted by Germany Moulds. and is said to be the only person to as regards tourist traffic- has also Scorers— Major P. L. Li ghtbourn have driven a private motor vehicle been applied to the navy. The Ger­ and Cpl. L . Brindley Mrs. Samuel W. Andrews gave a on the highways of Bermuda. Short­ man cruiser, Karlsruhe, which re­ VAVArAVAVAYXVAVAVArAVsVAVAVAVAVAVAKiYAVA —OO- dinner and dancing party on Satur­ ly after his visit the law was passed cently left Kiel on a world cruise, day evening for her grand-daughter, which is now in force prohibiting was provisioned as probably few ves­ Flatt's Playing Somerset C.C. Miss Ann Hyde, and a number of the use of privately owned motor sels of its sort in the past. Practi­ On Thursday This Week her friends. There were the Misses vehicles on the Island. cally everything the crew needs dur­ Mary Talbot, Ellen Eve, Silvia Con­ Mrs. Valerie E. Ziegler, of 381 Ptirk ing its eight-month absence from yers and Beatrice Elfreth. The young home is aboard, so that there will It is easy to tell The following team has been sel­ Avenue, New York City, accompanied men were Messrs. Leonard Elfreth, be little necessity for spending mon­ ected to represent the Flatt's Vic­ by her daughter, Miss Nancy Cavan- Bobbie Eve, Allen Dusfus, Foster ey in foreign ports, except for fresh toria Cricket team versus Somer­ augh Ziegler, is spending a two- Cooper and Draper Lewis. months' holiday at Coral Island fruit and vegetables. set C.C. at tbe Naval Cricket Field Among the arrivals from New York Somerset, on Thursday:— Club where both are enjoying the So heavily laden is the Karlsruhe City on Sunday were Mr. Michael bathing, cycling and sports. that more than 39,000 pounds of Progressive George Tucker, (Capt.), Harry Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Hutch­ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Morris, of potatoes for use in the first month Francis, (Vice Capt.), Gilbert Wain­ inson, Mr. Charles B. Keenan, Mr. Far Rockaway, New York, are spend­ are stored on deck. In order to wright, Wilton Wainwright, Phillip and Mrs. Frederick Kinzler, Mr. ing a several weeks' holiday. Mr. guarantee supplies of fuel a special Wainwright, Henry Woolridge, Ches- Thomas J. Mclnerney, Miss E. M. * Woolridge, Everest DeSilva, Levi Morris, after a distinguished career tanker carrying 8,000 tons of oil is Business Firms Malley, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Weiss. aian, George Pearman, Laurie at the Bar, is at present Justice of accompanying the cruiser. Furth­ Guests from various centres in Pearman. the Municipal Court of New York. er oil supplies will be obtained in New Jersey were Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ foreign ports on the strength of Somerset line-up will be as Mr. and Mrs. Robertson Ward, of liam C. Atkins, of Maywood, Miss foreign German credits in those follows:— New Canaan, Conn., are spending a Rose Bartenaw, from Newark, Mr week's holiday at Coral Island Club. particular countries. E. Durrant (Capt.). A. Hunt, E. Karl Draper, from East Orange, Miss Hunt, D. Hunt, A. Durrant, O. Mr. Ward is an accomplished archi­ Space on the cruiser is precious, Harriet Halsey, from Orange, and tect and is spending part of his holi­ but room has been found for 2,000 fcimons A. Simons, E. Simons, N. A. Miss Molly Salomon, from Newark. C. Philpott, A. Smith. day in Bermuda sketching some of copies of Hitler's "Mein Kampf," THEY ADVERTISE Proctor From further afield came Miss the more classical types of Bermuda which are to be presented to Ger­ OO Anne E. Archer, of Bristol, Penna., homes and pubhc buildings. man schools and clubs overseas. Miss Sara Adele Feld, Miss Marion The first of the season's dinner The Karlsruhe's cruise will in­ Ridley CoUege Defeat the K. Newman, and the Misses Ger­ dances was held at Coral Island clude the Canary Islands, Africa, the Sherwood Foresters trude Craig and Edna Craig Wagar, Club on Saturday night, and several Netherlands Indies, the Philippines, They want your patronage, deem it well all from Philadelphia, Penna., Mrs. smart dinner parties were seen around the Far East, the United States and Thomas McK Hearne and Miss Lucy the Terrace Room floor. The music Central America. worth going after, and consider themselves On the Garrison Field at Prospect Hearne, from Wheeling, West Vir­ was by Mark Williams and his Royal 00 on Monday afternoon the touring ginia, Mr. A. D. Finnie, from Mont­ Bermudians," and several of Coral worthy to serve you. Therefore they gladly Ridley College cricket team opposed real, Quebec, Mr. Charles J. Milton, Island Club's amateurs entertained the Sherwood Foresters. Bidley batt­ tell the facts about what they have to sell. Wheeling, W. Virginia and Mr. C.C. between the dances. The next din­ New York Court Bans ed first and hit up 128 for 5 wickets Linden, of Washington, D.C. ner dance wul be held on Friday declared, McLean making 50 runs And, in Bermuda, of course, they deliver their Mr. John Benson is an arrival of the night. Several reservations have al­ Private Liquor Imports and Cassels being 37 not out. week from Scarsdale, N.Y., Miss D. T. ready been received for tables that NEW YORK—The appellate divis­ messages through the leading and only daily The Sherwood Foresters were dis­ Freet, is from Philadelphia, Penna., night. missed for 90runs, Maclachlan Minor Mrs. Theodore Friedland, Miss Made­ ion of the Supreme Court held it is a newspaper— capturing no fewer than 5 wickets Before leaving for the States Mr. violation of the state A. B. C. (liquor) line McQuillon, Miss Bose Mass, and George Roosevelt, Jr., Miss Medora for 18 runs. Miss Gertrude Hudsman, are all from laws for a New York resident to Today they will oppose Cavendish Roosevelt, Mr. and Mrs. Allessandro purchase liquor in another state Brooklyn, N.Y. and Mr. W. B. SnifHn Pallaviccini and Mr. Whiting enter­ C. C. on the latter's field. is from Rockville Centre, LX and then return it to New York. 00 tained at Coral Island Club. The ruling was given on an ap­ Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Faunce, with Mr. Henry Fownes and the crew of their daughter, Miss Gladys M. peal by the district attorney of Tennis at Wimbledon the "Escapade," which finished sixth Joseph Ryan of Somers, N.Y., who Faunce, of Finerton, R. I., are spend­ in the New York-Bermuda Yacht ing their third consecutive summer was arrested last Christman return­ Race, entertained at dinner at the ing from Greenwich, Conn., with a WIMBLEDON, July 6. (CP)—Freda holiday at Belmont Manor. The Royal Gazette Ccral Island Club before their re­ bottle of Whisky and 11 bottles of James and Kay Stammers teamed Mrs. Walter Hanlon, mother of turn to New York on Monday. wine. Mr. Ryan was indicted but . up to eliminate Helen Jacobs and the advertising-manager of the Mc the indictment was dismissed in Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Fabyan of the Fadden Women's Group of maga­ Westchester County Court on con­ United States in straight sets, 6—2, zines, of Mt. Vernon, N. Y. was stitutional grounds. 6—1, in the women's doubles. among the arrivals on Saturday. and Colonist Daily PITMAN'S SHORTHAND Fred Perry, who blasted the injur­ Among the guests of the week from SAVE YOUR STAMPS ed Baron Gottfreid Von Cramm off New York are Mr. and Mrs. Boris M. Taught by Specialist in 16 Complete Dial—1051 Dayyen, Miss Estelle Freeman, Mr. Cut this out and post us all West the court to win the singles' title, Postal Lessons. Indies Stamps especially your new was paired with Dorothy Round and and Mrs. Jesse Lasar, Mr. and Mrs. 5A Monthly. Success Assured. issue.,-.We pay good Cash Prices by Illustrated Booklet Free. return. won the mixed doubles title by de-j Robert P. Nash, Miss Kath F. Rice, INSTITUTE OF SHORTHAND feating Don Budge of California and Mrs. Erhil Weilt and Miss Jeanette 62, Oxford Street, A. R. CLARKE, 7 Alexandra Raid, Mrs. Fabyan, 7—9, 7—5, 6—4. Smith. London, W.1, England Watford, England. WAWAVAWAVAVAYAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAYAVAVA t*i^m^im^^'m'mmmim

i-age 6 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1936 OVER THE RADIO TONIGHT'S PROGRAMMES

WEAF WLW WJZ WABC GSO & GSB 660 kilocycles 700 kilocycles 760 kilocycles 860 kilocycles 19.7 metres & 31.5 metres NEW YORK CINCINNATI NEW YORK NEW YORK DAVENTRY, ENGLAND Walter Logan Musicale Betty and Bob. Drama +T o be announced Margaret McCrae, Songs Sydney Howard

Life of Mary Sothern— Male Quartet Dorothy Gordon, Child­ 5.10—The BBC Theatre 5.15 sketch ren's Programme Orchestra Riley and Farley and Same as WJZ Singing Lady Buddy Clark, Songs 5.30 Round and Round Boys Same as WJZ Little Orphan Annie- Wilderness Road, Sketch 5.45 sketch Flying Time—sketch Kay Kyser's Orchestra News Reporter Eton Boys, Male Quartet 6.00 Animal News Club News Reporter Adrian O'Brien, Tenor Midge Williams, songs Bobby Benson—sketch "The Joseph Chamberlain 6.15 Clark Dennis, tenor Centenary" Press-Radio News Toy Band Press-Radio News Press-Radio News 6.35—Serenade. A Recital 6.30 by Hilda Rederich (Pi­ anoforte) Baseball Resume, The R & R Entertainers Sports Resume, Paul Doug­ 6.35 las Billy and Betty—sketch Same as WJZ Lowell Thomas Renfrew of the Mounted- GSP, 19.6 m.: GSD, 25.5 m.; lU5 sketch GSC, 31.3 m. Amos *n' Andy—sketch The Johnson Family Easy Aces—sketch Lee Wiley, songs Big Ben. The Crystal Pal­ 7.00 ace Band Uncle Ezra Same as WJZ "Olympic Prospects, 1936" Fray and Baum, Piano 7.20—"The Aristocrats of 7.15 —William Slater Harmony" yon! Doris Wester, Songs Same as WJZ Lum and Abner—sketch Benny Fields, songs The Crystal Palace Band (Contd) American Schools Sketch Auee Day, songs; Pearson j Mario Cozzi, Songs [ Boake Carter 7.45 Ornhestra One Man's Family—sketch Same as WEAF Folies de Paree Cavalcade of America— 7.55—"Agriculture in the 8.00 •ketch British Isles: Suming Up" 8.10—"Raffles of Singapore" ,.*$he knows 8.15 a study in dramatic form of the man, his life, and Ae rime pi aajr Wayne King's Orchestra Music Box Hour Lucy Munro (soprano) and George Burns and Gracie his work 8.30 Frank Munn (tenor) Allen, comedians 8.40—The News and An­ 8.45 nouncements Stoopnagle and Budd, corn- Same as WEAF Chicago Grand Opera Or- I Kostelanetz Orch.; Ray | Close down 9.00* medians ; Van Steeden chestra I Heatherton, Baritone ,jor downright goodness Orchestra; Amateur Re- To be announced 9.301 GSD, 25.5 m.: GSC, 31.3 m. and taste... They Satisfy in nnl Your :mt Parade; Carl | Same as WEAF Same as WEAF Gang Busters—sketch Big Ben. A Recital of Eu­ 1U.UU! Hoff Orchestra ropean Folk-Songs March of Time Talk Manufactured hj LIGGETT tc MYERS TOBACCO CO., U.S.A. 10.30 !_ Distributors: The Ikrmuda Cigar Store—John A. P. Pitt oc Co.—The Smoke Shop limited Ted Royal's Orchestra and I Sydney Gustard, at the A 10.45 Donald Novis, Tenor f Organ of the Gaumont ham University, will be the Chief •"•****»************-»-***»-*---**************••************» Palace Cinema Chester nn i Jolly Coburn's Claremont Amos 'n' Andy Esso News Reporter speaker,and the Lord Mayor of Birm­ U •UU ! Inn Orchestra Ink Spots, male qartet ingham will move a resolution. There will also be a sound picture of Paul Sullivan, News "While There's Life," John ! Clyde Lucas and his Or- 11.20—"The Joseph Cham­ 11.15 B Kennedy 1 chestra berlain Centenary" the Civic Procession to Mr. Cham­ berlain's old home at H'gbbury. TOMATO SOUP Phil Ohman Orchestra Bestor Orchestra M | Esso News Reporter Ray Perkins where there is a Chamberlain Mu­ U •*»" I Henderson Orchestra seum. Jesse Crawford, Organ 11.40—The News and An­ The programme will be heard on nouncements 11.45 Transmission 4, at 6.15 p.m., and AD VENTURE Busse Orchestra [Helen Nugent (contralto) I Shandor, -rfolinist Little Jack Little Orches­ Close down Transmission 6, at 11.20 p.m. 12.00 1 and Chauncey Parsons » tra

Raffles of Singapore thus shattering Napoleon's dream of French domination in Asia. In 1814 Raffle's star seemed to de­ As an Empire builder Sir Thomas cline almost as rapidly as it had Raffles is not as well known as Cook risen. He was charged with corrupt T/xe Discriminating and Hastings, but he is worthy to practices before the Supreme Court rank with the highest. He was one at Calcutta. He emerged innocent, of England's greatest sons. Raffles but greatly impoverished from the Hostess Serves-^- was born at sea on July 5, 1781, and charge . The next blow was the re­ his formal education finished before turning of Java to the Dutch in the he was fourteen, but he was a student same year, and the death of his wife HUNTLEY & throughout his life of forty-five years, and several of his children. during which time he achieved an It is interesting to recall the fact immense amount of work. He is that, in addition to his services tc PALMERS' (said to have had the extraordinary the Empire, Raffles was a founder gift of being able to dictate simul­ and the first President of the Lon­ taneously to two secretaries on dif­ don Zoological Society. ferent subjects while at the same time A programme dedicated to the life writing a letter on a third subject. of this great Empire builder will be The acme of perfec­ At the age of fourteen he entered included in the Empire programmes tion in British bis­ the service of the East Indian Com­ on Transmission 4, 4.10 p.m. and pany in London, and even when he Transmission 5, 8.10 p.m. cuits, in selections to was nineteen he occupied the position oo please every palate. of a very junior clerk. He was one of a large staff sent out to Penang in ' The Centenary of Joseph Dainty, delicious and 1805. On the voyage he utilised his supremely good. time learning the local tongue, and Chamberlain this asset, coupled with an extra­ ordinary insight into the Malayan At the Better Qrocery Stores mind, gave him a very marked ad­ There never was a more vital vantage over all the others who were politician than Joseph Chamber­ lain, the centenary of whose birth rt associated with him in subordinate capacities. will shortly be celebrated in the JOHNSON & COOPER Empire programmes by a special He was appointed Assistant Sec­ broadcast from Birroingham. In Bermuda Distributors retary of the East Indian Company's 1897, when he was Lord Rector of 1447T**7. newly-established station. So assi­ Glasgow University, he gave the key­ duous was his devotion to duty that note of his life "whatsoever thy hand his health broke down and he was findeth to do, do it with thy might," sent to Malacca to recuperate. The and no man ever adhered more stren­ East India Company had decided to uously to his ruling principle. The abandonMalacca.butRaffles.with his result was that he was never ne­ knowledge of the language and his gligible. He aroused intense oppo­ KINGS RANSOM friendship with natives of all kinds, sition and passionate admiration, formed the conviction that the policy but he' could never be ignored. of his employers was a mistaken one. "Where Pat Murphy is, is the head ECLIPSE — These stages of an He compiled a report which was sent of tho table", and where Joseph eclipse of the sun in 1932 give WHISKY to London and was also submitted to Chamberlain was, was the centre an idea, as caught by the camera, of what the total eclipse Lord Minto, the Governor-General of of the fighting. might look like that occurred India.Lord Minto was so impressed by But whatever differences of opin­ over Asia recently. American the report that he at onceordered the ion there were about Chamberlain and foreign scientists in Asia Over 20 Years Old East India Company to discontinue hoped to obtain much informa­ as a politician .there were two aspects tion with many new instruments. the abandonment of Malacca. This of his life in which, by common was a triumph for the young clerk, consent he was supreme. He was Show your distinction by but it naturally brought with it many the father of modern municipalism, serving this superb Whisky disadvantages, not in the least of the main creator of the idea that the which was the life-long hostility of municipality is responsible for th* to your important Guests. his superiors. He was, however, a health and happiness of its citizens. QUAKER OATS popular hero in England, and was As Lord Mayor of Birmingham, he l.CH IN VITAMIN • knighted for his services. He was ap­ set a standard of municipal service pointed Governor of Sumatra, and which has probably never been sur­ by the exercise of the most brilliant passed. The second great cause with CIVES YOU THE VITALITY foresight he was able to secure Sin­ which he was associated was that of TO KEEP YOU FIT Agents gapore for the British Empire, and to the Empire. Ho was the statesman outwit the Dutch, who had formed who made the preservation and de­ the idea of eliminating the British velopment of the Empire a cardinal JOHN R BURROWS & CO. from that part of the world. issue to the man in the street. .THE MEW FRENCH REMEDY. It is no exaggeration to say that The broadcast will deal with Mr. THERAPION No.l had it not been for the foresight and Chamberlain's civic activities. It THERAPION No.2 Tomato 5OUP Limited persistence of Raffles, the whole of will include a recorded summary of THERAPION No.3 Ro. 1 Curu Dlsohaittoa. sfo.1 Cum Blood WOMB'S LARGEST SELLING SOUPS • 21 KINDS: ASPARAGUS,* BEAN • BEEF • the Eastern British Empire would proceedings in the Council Cham­ Poison. Mo. a Cans Chronlo W— MBSS BOUILLON • CELERY • CHICKEN WITH RICE • CLAM CHOWDER • CONSOMME • SCOTCH BROTH ber, Birmingham, at which Sir Bagllsb Price 3s. Chemists, at either No. return Mali, • MOCK TURTLE • MULLIGATAWNY • MUTTON • NOODLE WITH CHICKEN • OXTAIL • PEA have been endangered. He is credited DR.LBCl.BRC*«led.Co.HairerstockRd,N.W^.Loiidea. also witb the design of taking Javai Charles Grant Robertson, Vice-Chan-1 , DR. LEOLERO'S PILLS fop the Llvet* PEPPER POT • PRINTANIER • TOMATO • VEGETABLE • VEGETABLE-BEEF • CREAM OF MUSHROOM efcKidnays—weak Mdne*r^oV bladder. 1939«}«|w.l from the French in August, 1811, cellor, and Principal of the Birming-1

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STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS

Q.t.e.v. Monarch of Bermuda CANADIAN NATIONAL STEAMSHIPS (Furness-Bermuda Line) is due to sail on return trip at 3.00 p.m. EASTERN SERVICE tomorrow, July 9th. Agents, Wat­ lington & Conyers. Fortnightly Passenger and Freight service from St. John, Halifax, * * * Boston, Bermuda, St. Kitts, Nevis, Antigua, Montserrat, Dominica, S.s. Camito (Elders & Fyffes Line) St. Lucia, Barbados, St. Vincent, Grenada, Trinidad and Demerara is due to arrive from Cortes, Hon­ CHAPTER XXXII opened the door and stepped into Leave Bermuda Leave Bermuda duras, today, July 8th., bound for tpOR a moment Larry, his the hall. As he did so, the lights STEAMER Leave Halifax South Bound North Bound Southampton, England. Agents, went out. There was a muffled face white, stood motion­ cry, followed by the thud of a Watlington & Conyers. less. Then, he straightened heavy body falling. Lady Hawkins July 3 * * * his shoulders and crossed the Poshing Marcia behind him, Lady Drake. JuJy 17 M.S. Romsdalshorn (Ocean- Larry dashed for the hall, but al­ room to the radiator. He knelt most immediately staggered back. Lady Nelson.... July July 7 July 31 K THLIK Dominion Line) is due to arrive from down .beside it, working his The door had slammed, and a Lady Hawkins. July 16 July 21 Aug. 14 Montreal via Halifax with cargo on or hands under and back of it. key was turned in the lock. Mar- Lady Drake July 30 Aug. 4 Aug. 28 about tomorrow, July 9th..bound for Finally, he reached for his da, groping for him in the dark, the West Indies. Agents, West & felt that he had his hands up to Paschal. knife. When he stood up, he SSTem! held a small sound box in his "Are you hurt?" she asked, with th.tr * * * hands. He put it on the table. frightened. Q.t.e.v. Queen of Bermuda (Fur­ "Ammonia, " he gasped. •I'm aU right now." WESTERN SERVICE MONARCH of BERMUDA ness-Bermuda Line) is due to arrive "Now, at least, we can talk in Suddenly the lights went on from New York on Friday, July 10th here,'* he said. Fortnightly Passenger and Freight service from Halifax and Boston ••Talk!** Macbride cried. "While again, and Allstone spoke from QUEEN of BERMUDA sailing the following day at 3.00 pjn. the other side of the door. (Winter), Montreal (Summer), Bermuda, Nassau and Jamaica we wait for him to kill one of us?" "I warned you that the way to on return trip. Agents, Watlington "I certainly dont intend to let the attic was death. Who will be Leave Bermuda Leave Bermuda XPERIENCED Bermuda travellers choose "Fur- & Conyers. anyone be killed without making next?" STEAMER Leave Montreal South Bound North Bound ness" as a matter of course. For only on these a fight,** Larry answered grimly. Marcia sank into a chair and E great luxury-vessels do they have a private bath * * * He paused. "More than five min­ Q.t.e.v. Monarch of Bermuda put her head on the table. even at the minimum — as well as the whole catalogue utes have already passed. Was he "Father," she sobbed. "Oh, Lady Rodney... July 1 (Furness-Bermuda Line) is due to bluffing or has something gone Lady Somers.... of entertainment features concentrated in the Furness wrong in his plans?** Father!" June 30 July 15 "Pleasure-plan" . . $250,000 dance decks, great sports arrive from New York on Monday, "Dont talk about it—do some­ Even Macbride seemed roused Lady Rodney... July 8 July 14 July 29 July 13th., sailing on return trip at from his own misery by her grief, Lady Somers.... decks, tiled swimming pools, night clubs, cocktail bars, thing." Macbride muttered. and Larry put a hand awkwardly July 22 July 28 Aug. 12 ship-to-shore phones — not to mention the delicious 3.00 p.m. Thursday, July I6th. Howards was holding bis watch on her shoulder. Agents, Watlington & Conyers. in his hand. meals and the sea going shipboard atmosphere for which "Eight minutes have passed,** "Blttz is not the man to kill his Furness is noted. By al' means — go "Furness." * # * he announced quietly. victims quickly," Gigi murmured. S^. Lady Rodney (C.N.S.) is due to "There is stall hope." "Hope," Gigi murmured. "Blitz "Hope!" Marcia cried. "I would arrive from Montreal on Monday, always liked to give his victims rather he were dead than about Make Reservations Early July 13th., sailing the following day hope.** to be tortured to death!" for Nassau & Jamaica. Agents, J. S. Larry came to a decision. "I've "Nevertheless," Larry said For further particulars, apply tu:- New York-bound passengers are urged to book as far in made up my mind," he said, "to heavily, "Gigi is right." advance as possible to avoid disappointment in securing Darrell & Co. try the attic." JOHN S. DARRELL & CO. Agents, * * * "Perhaps that is exactly what They heard Allstone's mocking Subject to change without notice. Hamilton, Bermuda. desired accommodations. Frequent sailing-* direct from Allstone is waiting for one of us laugh from the other side of the dock in Hamilton. S.s. Lady Somers (C.N.S.) is due to to do," Howards suggested. "I door. "Hope," he said. "Yes, I arrive from Nassau and Jamaica think that, as long as we stay to­ will give you a desperate hope. I on Tuesday, July 14th., sailing the gether in this room, we are in less shall unlock the door and. if any­ danger." one cares to follow in the foot­ For Reservations Apply: following day for Montreal. Agents, steps of Mr. Howards, I shall be J. S. Darrell & Co. THE PACIFIC STEAM NAVIGATION CO. AJIARCIA put her hand to her delighted to receive turn." WATLINGTON & CONYERS ——oo ' forehead suddenly. They heard the key turn, un­ THE LARGEST AND MOST LUXURIOUS STEAMERS "I—X feel so strange," she said locking tbe door, and Macbride OPERATING BETWEEN ENGLAND AND BERMUDA General Agents MAIL NOTICES in a weak voice. started forward, his face con­ As she spoke, a faint white mist torted in wild fury. As he passed From England To England Hamilton Bermuda began to fill the room. Larry, with the table, he picked up Larry's Mails per Q.t.e.v. "Monarch of bis handkerchief to bis nose and knife, tat Larry stood in his way. **"Orbita**„ „ 9th May **"Orduna" 13th May Bermuda" for Great Britain, the Do- mouth, made a dash for the win­ "Don't be a fool, man! What "Reina del Paciflco". 18th June "Reina del Paciflco". 25th May dow and threw it open. The air good can you do that way?" mfnion of Canada and the United "The wise Dr. Norton." Allstone "Orduna" 16th July ••"Orbita" 5th July cleared slowly and the coolness **"Reina del Paciflco 26th Aug. ****ReinadelPacifico'* 4thAug. States of America, wiR close at the brought color to their cheeks. taunted them. General Post Office tomoirow the Marcia thought she heard a faint "Have you a revolver?" Mac­ **"Orbita" inn Sept. **"Orduna" 16th Sept. 9th. July at 12 noon. chuckle and shivered. bride whispered into Larry's ear. **"Orduna" 8th Oct. "Reina del Paciflco" 12th Oct. "Allstone," she whispered, "is "No, but Gigi has." **"Reina del Paciflco" 4th Nov. "Orbita" 18th Nov. Supplementary Mails (Double making fun of us." "We must toy to make a dash Postage) from 12 noon to 1 p.m. Larry clenched his fists. for it!" Macbride insisted, still Calling at Nassau and Havan on outward and return voyages. Registered Mails at 11.30 a.m. whispering. "The man can fight us witb a Larry hesitated, then nodded. Ships marked with **call additionally at Jamaic Parcel Post for Great Britain and thousand different weapons," he "It is a desperate chance, but the United States at 11.30 a.m. muttered. "One risk now or later Subject to change without notice IMESS BERMUDA LIKE doesn't make much difference. I I guess it is our only one." For fares and further information apply to * * * am going to try the attic" Marcia, who had raised her (Under contract with Bermuda Government) head, suddenly pointed towards HARNETT & RICHARDSON, Agents, 26 Front Street, Hamilton. Mails per Q.t.e.v. "Queen of Ber­ "111 go," Howards said quietly. the window, her eyes dilated with Royal and United States Mail Steamers muda" for Great Britain, the Do­ The two men exchanged a long glance, and finally Larry gave in. horror. minion of Canada, and the United Marcia flung herself at her father. * "Larry!" she cried. "Look—" States of America, will close at the All eyes followed hers. From T.E.V. "QUEEN OF BERMUDA" "Don't!" she cried. "You above tbe window a metal sheet General Post Office on Saturday the mustn't. What good will it do?" was slowly coming down shutting T.E.V. "MONARCH OF BERMUDA" 11th. July at 12 noon. "There may be a way of es­ cape," he answered calmly. "Some out the air. In a moment, it tad Supplementary Mails (Double completely covered the window, one has got to investigate, and I and at the same time the white Mii%9 $50 and up Postage) from 12 noon to 1 p.m. think I am best suited." mist again began to fill the room. Registered Mails at 11.30 a.m. He gently forced her hands PROPOSED SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS from him, and nodded to Larry, "We'll have to make a dash for Parcel Post for Great Britain and who took her and held her in his it now," Larry said, choking a lit­ the United States at 11.30 a.m. arms. tle. Leave Arrive Leave Arrive Fighting against dizziness, and Steamer Marcia fought against him, her New Yori Bermuda Bermuda New York Mails Despatched one thought to get to her father followed by Gigi and Macbride, he and stop him but, at last, realiz­ fumbled for the knob of tbe door, Monarch of Bda... Fri July 3 Sun July 5|Thu July 9jSat July ing it was hopeless, she relaxed but the door stuck. Mails per Q.t.e.v. "Monarch of and buried her bead on Larry's The last thing Maicia heard, Queen of Bda Wed July 8|Fri July lOJSat July 11 Mon July Bermuda" leaving Bermuda on the shoulder, weeping softly. before losing consciousness, was Monarch of Bda.. at July lllMon July 13 Thu July 16 Sat July 9th. July, should connect with S.S. Allstone's voice, mocking them. Queen of Bda Thu July 16 Sat July 18Sat July 18 Mon July "Champlain" sailing from New York ARRY ran his fingers through "Too late! too late!" Monarch of Bda... Sat July 18 Mon July 20p*hu July 23 Sat July L her dark, curly hair, trying to for Plymouth on the 11th. July. soothe her. Howards, meanwhile, (To be continued) Queen cf Bda Wed July 22 Fri July 24|Sat July 25 Mon July (The characters in this story arc Monarch of Bda.... Sat July was examining his revolver. With 25 Mon July 27|Thu July 30|Sat Aug Mails per Q.t.e.v. "Queen of Ber­ a grim nod to the others, he fictitious} Queen of Bda Wed July 29Fri July 31Sat Aug Mon Aug muda" leaving Bermuda on the Monarch of Bda.... Sat Aug ljMon Aug 3miu Aug Sat Aug 11th. July should connect with S.S. Queen of Bda Wed Aug 5jFri Aug 7Sat Aug Mon Aug "Normandie" sailing from New York TIDE TABLE FOR JULY 21 10.23 10.40 422 4.27 525 724 Monarch of Bda.... Sat Aug 8!Mon Aug 10 Thu Aug Sat Aug for Southampton on the 20th July. 22 11.05 11.20 4.58 5.10 526 724 Queen of Bda Wed Aug 12JFri Aug 14 Sat Aug Mon Aug 23 11.48 11.58 5.35 5.53 5.27 723 Monarch of Bda.... Sat Aug 15|Mon Aug 17 Thu Aug 20|Sat Aug Mails due on Friday from England 24 12.35 6.13 6.40 5.27 7.23 High Water Low Water Monarch of Bda... t Aug ir> Mon Aug 17Thu Aug 25 12.40 1.23 6.53 721 528 722 20Sat Aug Date A.M. F.H. A.M. P.M. Queen of Bda Wsd Aug 19 Fri Aug 21|Sat Aug 22|Mon Aug Mails per R.M.S. "Queen Mary" 26 1.25 2.15 7.37 8.29 5.28 722 27 2.16 3.13 8.25 9.23 5.29 7.21 f Labour Day due to arrive in New York on the 6th. July should connect with Q.t.e.v. 28 3.15 4.11 9.19 10.37 5.30 720 WATLINGTON & CONYERS, Agents Queen of Bermuda" sailing for 29 4.17 5.17 10.15 11.57 5.30 7.20 Bermuda on the 8th. July 30 5.03 5.57 11.11 5.31 7.19 31 6.08 6.45 12.26 12.05 5.32 7.18

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SLUM SCHEME DOOMS A WORLD-FAMOUS YOUR GOOD HEALTH BUILDING Spinal Calumn Is Keys'.:ane of Eallre Skeleton and GARDEN FURNITURE ROME, July 6. (US)—A large-scale Vitally Affects Cur lie '.iili slum clearance project in the heart Four Piece Suites of Rome has doomed tbe world- By CLAUD NO*?TH CHKISBI.1N, M.D. Consisting of famous Au-fusteo, for 28 years the *T**IE major arrangement of units tics. ninriir.-* and skating, tennis capital of Italian symphonic music. * in the frame work of our bodies and volieyoail. This stretches The old rococo structure is to is the articulated string of seg­ thete laments and muscles, and ments down the back, lt is the give way to a modernistic building to keeps the padded cushions of the Two Comfortable Chairs spinal column and is the keystone joint tissues limbered up. With house the ancient tomb of Emperor of the structure any serf of adequate nourishment One Table with Tray Augustus. The present concert hall because our and with on t hindering garments, and One Serving Stand. was built in 1908. entire bodily the body structure is bound to health depends The mausoleum, walled in for stretch and grow tall. u p o n its oro- Now. let's turn again to oui years by tenements and crumbling p o r t i ons and backbone. Below the shoulder ducal palaces which in recent years behavior. line, the dorsal vertebrae begin— had tven converted ir.to shops or Its import - twelve of them. They must curve £4.10.0 office buildings, will form one side a n c e explains out somewhat because the lungs the many ref­ and heart need room. These seg­ Complete of a quadrangular plaza opening upon erences to our ments also play freely against the Tiber. need of "back­ each other but in order to give The project also will bring to view bone" in any space to hitch on to and brace the beautiful bell towers and cupolas moment of trial the large number of muscles we OB. cnmsMAN or strain. 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Our highest aim in bus­ WASHINGTON, D.C.—Springfield, by General George Washington and Massachusetts, proud of the long established by Congress in 1794. To ESTABLISHED 1889 iness is to please—No vista back to its thatch-roofed days supply the armoury, designers per­ and with that "just-wait-and-see** fected the Springfield Rifle, of Civil want is too small to attitude about its future, reveals and Spanish War fame. The city's receive our courteous prosperity in its present tercenten- name is now colloquially applied to ary^celebrations. the standard US. Army rifle. undivided attention! "Back in 1635, a handfull of Eng­ "Frequently 'Mr. Springfield's' in­ lish colonists had settled across the terests in civic affairs takes him to Connecticut River from the site of the handsome Municipal Group. modern Springfield,** says a bulletin The colonnaded dignity of the leg­ From early morn to late at night—For a from the headquarters of the Na­ islative building and the munici­ tional Geographic Society. pal auditorium is separated by a Limited Offer third of a century we have run our busi­ soaring 300-foot campanile. The ANNIVERSARY SALE FEARED INDIAN IRE buildings were dedicated in 1913 and Save 2/9 ness with this principal a basic considera­ replaced the cherished old city hall of tion "When English cattle got in In­ which had burned. dian corn, founder William Pynchon "The success of 'Mr. Springfield's' Johnson's Products Regular Sale decided to move to the east bank of business hinges on his city's dom­ Price Price the river before Indian knives got inant position in the commercial THE PHOENIX in English scalps. In the spring of and industrial life of Western New 1 lb. JOHNSON'S PASTE WAX 3/6 3/6 1636, new houses were built along England. At the junction of three The Rexall Store of Friendly, Courteous Service what is now Main Street. Pynchon railways, Springfield is generally re­ I lb. JOHNSON'S SHIN-UP SILVER & METAL POLISH 1/6 Free named the settlement after the cognised as the third city in com­ 1/3 pt. JOHNSON'S FURNITURE POLISH 1/3 Free httle Chelmsford village that had mercial importance in the New Eng­ been his home in England. land States. "From reveille to taps, the 1936 6/3 3/6 Springfield accepts improved means INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT GODET and YOUNG of living that would have bewildered Dial 1294 The Very Welcome Rain self-sufficient villagers of William "Annually, four hundred factories "At Your Service" Pynchon's day. His glass of water and plants turn out more than 300 gushes from one of the first large- different products worth $100,000,- Makes the grass grow scale water supply systems in Am­ 000. Automotive accessories, motor­ swiftly, and the lawns erica. cycles, special machinery, firearms, PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S will soon need attention. "Originally carried under the knit goods, electrieal apparatus, VISIT TO CANADA streets in bored log mains, mountain tools, motors, dies, books and games, This is headquarters for water now pours down from reser­ castings and chemicals are shipped voirs with a total capacity of 25 from Springfield to the markets of Planned for Late This Month MADE IN CANADA billion gallons. Piping that, laid end the world. or Early in August LAWN MOWERS to end, would reach to New York "Four hundred and fifty thou­ *«•$•••*•>»•••*» City and back again with plenty to sand people in the city and sur­ 2>2/» Sip spare, brings fresh water to 'Mr. rounding country do business direct­ WASHINGTON—President Roose­ Springfield' and 150,000 fellow-eiti- ly, or indirectly, in Springfield. 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'Mr. bello, Maine, where he has a sum­ ... What a transformation can be made the wheels of industry is supplied by and Mrs. Springfield,' their children mer home. From there it is only a in the appearance of your home interior 2325«[w.tli. a company formed in 1881, one of and about 300,000 others attend ev­ day's trip to the Governor-Gen­ the first in the country to generate ery year. Advertising value of the eral's summer residence to Quebec. by the use of this quick drying, long- Although no major diplomatic electricity by water power. fair is an incentive to exhibitors of wearing Enamel!... 35 modern, artistic crops, handicrafts and manufac­ purpose is connected with the visit ^^n^^^w^M'M''*^^ FOSTERS LITERACY tured articles. it has several implications in re­ shades to select from. "Two art museums, a natural his­ gard to Canadian-American rela­ tions. One of the reasons is a desire "Perhaps "Mr. Springfield' finds tory museum, a library with half Ask your nearest Hardware Dealer Let's have a puzzling word in a morning ed­ a million volumes and a splendid to counteract, if possible, the rather for a color card. itorial. Straight he goes to Web­ system of grade, technical and trade unpleasant impression left to Can­ ^CRttfy ster's New International Dictionary schools give Springfield a high rank ada by an incident of last year when a local product and a world author­ in cultural facilities. There are near­ it became known that the United ity on English words. Since the ly 2,000 acres of parks in the city. States Army had asked Congress to FOR SALE AT ALL HARDWARE STORES death of Noah Webster in 1843, the " 'Mr. and Mrs. Springfield' co-op­ appropriate money for aviation bases G. and C. Merriam Company of erated with the rest of the citizenry near the Canadian border. Springfield has published and con­ in undoing the damage of the re­ stantly improved this great vol­ cent record-breaking 'Anniversary PAN-AMERICAN TALKS ume. When 'Mr. Springfield' drives flood.' Now all Springfield buoyantly »V*>*«**w*'*-*''*^^^^ along Federal Street near State, he rides the crest of the more welcome Another point is to make it quite clear to Canada that nothing pre­ NOW EASY TO MAKE DULL. 2328CCw8.wl5.w22.w29. passes the United States Armoury flood of popular acclaim for the ac­ which was originally recommended complishments of 300 years." judicial to her interests will take place at the forthcoming Pan-Am­ DINGY TEETH ATTRACTIVE erican Peace Conference which Can­ ada is not permitted to attend. If you have teeth that stain and decay easily, room of their establishment a greater 1,300,000 BIBLES PLACED The conference is open only to in­ they need the special antiseptic cleansingkthat asset than a policeman on every Kolynos gives to make them attractive. dependent American countries. corner*"" Stains and decay are caused by germs in IN HOTELS BY There are also a few minor points the mouth. Kolynos destroys these dangerous Addressing the Gideons, Mr. Daniel PENCIL BOXES relative to the reciprocal trade germs and cleans teeth quickly and thoroughly. C. Roper, Secretary of Commerce, GIDEONS agreement between the United Use just a half-inch on a dry brush—soon declared that "anyone who studies your teeth will have the gleaming lustre and States and Canada which are said the Bible will never get lost." natural whiteness that brighten the whole ap­ Popeye to need a bit of smoothing. pearance of your smile. Organized in 1899 to further Chris­ WASHINGTON—The Internation­ None of these matters of diplo­ Economize—buy the large tube. The Three Musketeers tianity among travelling men, the al Association of Gideons announced matic business is considered as im­ Gideons nine years later adopted that they had placed more than portant, however, as the mere fact their goal of putting a Bible in every $$** a/-, and 2/6 box 1,300,000 copies of the Bible in hotel that the President will pay an offi­ KOLYNOS rooms since they began their work in hotel room in the United States and cial good-will visit to the head of the DENTAL CREAM 1908. Canada. Since then the work has state in Canada. "One hotel manager told us that spread to a score of other nations. local Dtttriboto**-: N1CH0LL & ASHTON. P. 0. Box 529 Hamiltoa his electric light bill went up notice­ From Sweden to Korea one finds the IMPROVING RELATIONS ably after we had placed Bibles in familiar Bible with its inscription Their efforts in this direction individual members .of Congress for THE BERMUDA PRESS, Ltd. the rooms of his hotel," reported "Placed in this room by Gideons." While relations between the two were not assisted by the House Mil­ the annexation of Canada. Mr. Samuel A Fulton, Milwaukee, Before leaving Washington, the countries continue to be excellent itary Affairs Committee's demarche It is felt that the personal visit of Wis., manufactuer and international Gideon representatives presentee it is a constant objective of Ameri­ in making pubhc testimony of army the President will tend to obscure chaplain of the Gideons. Bibles for the White House guest can diplomacy to do everything officers requesting the air bases near the effect of these unfortunate in­ 8968T-.I "Other hotel managers have told rooms and left 2000 for distribution possible to keep them excellent and the Canadian border. Nor do the cidents in the pubhc consciousness us they considered a Bible in every in hotels in the capital. improve them if possible. periodic demands emanating from to Canada. "DAYTON" and "NEW HUDSON" BICYCLES—Sale Prices £4.15.0 to £7.0.0—ASTWOOD^ Page 10 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1936

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White woman as COMPANION for HUMBER BICYCLES elderly lady. Apply in writing to RALEIGH BICYCLES Box No. 2281 stating experience and Bermuda Model HELP! references. 2281 s. ei to f 10th Bermuda Model GREEN — MAROON — BLUE General MAID, sleep in. Dial 2729. 2321*w. A Few Slightly Used If you need help of any Exceptional Values In Black kind—a bookkeeper, but­ WANTED at £7* 10.0. and £8. 0.0* ler, clerk, carpenter, lab' ourer, locksmith, or any Bermuda STAMPS, used. Best cash other kind of assistant, prices paid. Write particulars and price Box 1524 Bermuda Press. your surest, swiftest, safest 1524..m.etip. WADSON •& SON plan is to insert an advert' ASTWOOD'S BUILDING STONE required, first isement in Bermuda's only class quality. Apply on job, 1 lot 2107«J€|m.ei'p. 2104«3*n-Hp. *wt***************S****************= daily newspaper. east of Paget Hall, Paget, Burland &Co. 2315ftU.W. HEADACHES NEARLY DROVE COUNCIL DISCUSSES THE LOOSENING OF WORLD TRADE THE Dial 1051 HOLIDAY QUESTION HIM MAD WAY OUT OF PRESENT ECONOMICS FOR SALE DIFFICULTIES Continued from Page I Now Completely Changed by 26 ft. Dodge Mahogany SPEED BOAT 150 h.p. Scripps Motor. WilUam wanted it. Mr. Hallett questioned Kruschen THE HAGUE—The only way out of i such obstructions to trade breed The Royal Gazette Oonroy. Telephone 2592. why trading should be prohibited the present economic and political {economic conflicts between nations, 2285*s.ei to f .12 on other than recognized holidays. After spending some years to the difficulties is to give a greater free­ and no enduring political peace is tropics the writer of the following dom to international trade, Mr. F. possible without economic peace. & Colonist Daily GAS STOVE in good condition, al­ COLONIAL SECBF.TARY'S PLEA letter returned home suffering from H. Eentener van Vlissingen, president A satisfactory international trade most new. Price reasonable for liver trouble, constant headaches, of the International Chamber of also requires, he said, that there be quick sale* Apply Bermuda Press. By reference to the Armistice Day and unhealthy load of excess fat. Commerce, declared here recently in a - well-functioning international 2317ttu.w.f.S. Act it was found that this holiday Read how he cured his headaches- an address before the Netherlands credit system, and a restored balance VICTORIAS, Surreys, double and is like all the other secular holidays toned up his liver—and lost 36 lbs. Society for Free Trade. between the purchasing capacities of single Harness, small Iron Safe, in Bermuda—binding only upon pub­ of fat—all with the same remedy— A limitation of international trade the different groups of the popu­ lic offices unless proclaimed under and Typewriter. Can be seen at Kruschen Salts:— cannot occur without loss, Mr. van lations. NEW PERFECTION OIL STOVE the Summary Offences Act. The Huntley Towers, Paget. Apply: M. "I was so stout that my general VMrsingen said, because goods and Mr. van Vlissingen suggested that Colonial Secretary pleaded for the A. Gibbons. health was completely undermined. services can ultimately be paid for a practical step would be for the fit and proper observance of the 2319w.f. I had constant headaches that al­ only through other goods and ser­ governments concerned to state pub­ King's Birthdey. Scmers Day is most drove me crazy, and I suffered licly that they intended to maintain Bermuda's natal day, he said, and vices. From this simple truth, so from a continual feeling of liverish- for a stated period tbe policy followed many countries celebrate their natal often neglected, he added, It follows FOR RENT ness. I weighed 16 stone 5 lbs. I to recent years concerning the dollar days. that a country that wishes to export began to take Kruschen Salts, and, must be willing to import to the same and sterling, currencies which play APARTMENT, newly furnished.elec­ Bermuda had far fewer holidays after 10 or 12 days, my whole being extent. the leading roles in world trade. This tric stove, refrigerator and water than any other place he knew of to was completely changed. My liver Unemployment and a lack of neces­ period, he said, should be used to heater. Telephone connection. the Empire, while if shops could does not bother me any more, I feel sities among large groups of the hold a conference of the nations most Bermuda Press, Ltd. stay open some would open to the younger and more active, my head­ population, Mr. van Vlissingen said, concerned in world commerce to de­ 2226 .th.eitp. detriment of their competitors. aches are gone. Yesterday, to my might be relieved by lowering trade termine ways to reduce limitations Major Appleby questioned whether great delight, I found that I now barriers. Moreover, he continued, on trade. Ideal COTTAGE, unfurnished, situ­ a shop is really a "public place" weigh only 13 stone 11 lbs."—M.A.L. ated on Huntly Towers property, within the meaning of the Act, since Headaches can nearly always be Paget. £4. 10. 0. per month. Appfy the section in question begins with: traced to a disordered stomach, and Somers Real Estate Agency. "Any person who in any public piace to the unsuspected retention in the 2318ttu.w. . . . sells or publicly shews or offers system of stagnating waste materials. FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED for sale or purchase any personal pro­ Kruschen Salts removes these poisons BERMUDA CADET CORPS perty, etc." He finally appeared con­ —prevents them forming again— vinced that to all intents and pur­ COTTAGES and brings swift and lasting relief FOB "lENT OR SALE UND FOR SAL* poses it was a "public place," which from headaches. The Bermuda Cadet Corps will be "AT HOME" Establlshd 1011 has a long and comprehensive de­ Mrs. Grosvenor Tucker -—oo MISS JANE TUCKER scription ending with "being audible from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. on THURSDAY, July 9th "New Westbury" Riclir-»e-"sa Hist Fbone 1108 Cable **T'•*"<"** ** or viewable from any pubhc street." PERSONAL at Warwick Camp. This point being settled, at least temporarily, a far more important The Misses Florence and Ruth i All friends and relations of Cadets are cordially Houses and Cottajles objection from the Council's point McCuen of Long Island, N.Y. and § invited. for Rent of view was pointed out by the Col­ Mrs. John Pepe of Brooklyn, are Dial 2715 GERALD GRAY onial Treasurer. This was the omis­ spending a two weeks visit with Mrs. York House, Front St. West sion of the Speaker of the Assembly J. W. Riihiluoma at "Sunny Brae," Cables "Houses" to initial the addition of Somers Hamilton. They are leaving by the Odourless, Efficient, Economical Day to the other holidays to the "Queen of Bermuda on Saturday. FOR PICNICS- signed copy of the Bill sent to the I For Sale by All Dealers Attack Skin Council. The point, Mr. Trimtog- # * * HOT OR COLD JUGS —One Gallon Size ham insisted, is whether the Council Mr. J. R. Woodward, of The Tor­ THERMOS BOTTLES—AU Sizes Disorders wants to accept things like that, and onto Daily Star, is enjoying his vaca- representations to the proper quarter . tion in Bermuda. He sails tomorrow PAPER CUPS—PLATES —SPOONS—FORKS at their Source! < by the "Monarch of Bermuda." WEST INDIA OIL COMPANY are to order, if not an exchange of * * * We have everything at the right price DISTRIBUTORS communicationsbetwec nOouncil and •**• -*m Assembly. In view of this omission, Mr. and Mrs. J. Munns of North jgfl further consideration of the Bill Shore, Pembroke, were among the IflHni passengers sailing in the Orbita on i MASTERS HARDWARE GO. was deferred until the next meeting. * Members present were the Acting Sunday. They have gone to England Phone 1192 for quality and good value for an extended holiday, during which iHi President (the Hon. R. C. H. Hallett), i y&S? *? -*** •*V*-V the Colonial Secretary (the Hon. they will celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary on August 28th. A. G. Grantham), the Colonial Tre­ 999m9m999m^9B9*9n9n99m999m9m99999B9m9wm9999*.9 asurer (the Hon. J. T. Trimingham), They will spend their holiday with -ttZSHuii-- m their three married daughters, whose M the Hen. H. J. Cox, the Hon. Major era R. W. Appleby, the Hon. Dr. T. H. homes are in England. 9.9 S the result of bad digestion, oo ft* A I suffered from skin erup­ Outerbridge and the Hon. F. G. Gosl­ tions. . ." writes Senorita Josefina de ing. An adjournment was made to MR. EDEN TO TAKE REST 9.9 Loyzaga, of Havana. "I tool*: an Friday. ft* external treatment—without results. Why Import SS IN THE COUNTRY ft* I decided to try Fleischmann's Yeast and after several weeks I felt like §f another person . . . my skin now LONDON, July 7. (BOP)—Mr. An­ ft* *.» has its natural smoothness—my di­ thony Eden the Foreign Secretary, Customs Entry Forms ft* gestion is good. I cured those ills LAY PLANS FOR THE KING'S on the advice of his doctor, has de­ 9.9 at their source." ft* CORONATION NEXT YEAR cided to take one week's rest in 9.9 the country. Viscount Halifax, the ft* You, too, can clear away pimples Letterheads, billheads, cards, folders, ^k ft*••* and other skin blemishes from in­ Lord Privy Seal, will act for Mr. Eden *.* side .fat 3 cakes daily of Fleisch­ LONDON, July 7th. (Havas)—The other forms, or printed matter of » ft* in his absence. Although his general *.* mann's Yeast. first meeting cf the committee re­ health is good, it is understood that any kind that can be produced here ***-^ ft* cently appointed to make arrange­ the Foreign Secretary is in need of ft*5£ Send today for FREE booklet. ments for the King's Coronation rest. 9.9 next May was held here today, the ft* *.« W. S. PURVIS & CO., Duke of York being chairman. Among He had planned such a respite for ft* the Easter Parliamentary vacation' Dept. 10330, P.O. Box 19 the members were the Archbishop Hamilton, Bermuda but owing to pressure of work, When they can be printed s* of Canterbury, Sir John Simon, ft* Home Secretary, Viscount Hailsham, which also interfered with his pro­ here as CHEAPLY g the Lord chancellor, the Prime Min­ jected holiday earlier in the year, cr* FLEISCHMANN'S he was unable to carry out his in­ 9.9 RICH IN ister, Mr. Baldwin and Mr. David ft* tentions. *.* YEAST VITAMINS ABD-G .Lloyd George. We restrict the importation of labour ft* ft*••* to what is strictly essential. Why not •P.* F. J. G. FOOTE, Agent. AMERICAN LEAGUE OF DOUBLE-RICH FLAVOUR do the same with printed matter or mer­ ft* ft*».* NATIONS SUGGESTED chandise, keeping our money at home, S3 and our people at work? seems to clean quicker I MONTEVIDEO, July 7, (CP)—A S3 proposal for an American League of »is* From the moment you begin S Nations was approved unanimoSisly «v» EO Ask us for Printing Estimates and Aids »* using Listerine Tooth Paste today in the Uruguayan Chamber of METALS »••*• you will notice an improvement Deputies. The suggestion was made by Deputy Victore Haedo during a POLISH *^ ft* in your teeth—a new lustre and Gives new ***** S9 brilliance that will delight you. speech in which he criticized the sus­ ft* pension of Italian sanctions by the polish to all TWIG LETS *.* ...AND IT MAKES THE BREATH SWEtlER League at Geneva. Brass and -*_ Copper. *-*• with your Cocktail BERMUDA PRESS, Ltd. !| 1ft*? OTHER NEWSTN BRIEF PEEK FR EAN Dial 1051 ft*19 LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE Cantiraed from Page 1 CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., July 7— P. H. W. army, barrister of Torquay, England told the institute of Public Affairs Tuesday he found it impos­ sible to believe the United States SIMMONS INNER SPRING MATTRESSES would remain neutral in case of a general European war.

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