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High Low LIGHTINaUP TIME Date Water Water Sun- Sun- a.m. p.m. am. p.m. rise set IS 9.32 9.59 3.37 3.38 5.51 6.48 7.18 p.m. 18 10.20 10.48 4.27 4.22 550 6.49
VOL. 33 NO. 88 HAMILTON, BERMUDA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1953 6D PER COPY 'GoodNews'BudgetForU.K.: 4 TORNADOES, BUT DAMAGE LESS Butler Reduces Taxes Inj THAN FEARED . Dr. Wallace Macky, Govern ment Meteorologist, a n d *Step In New Direction" officials of the Public Works Department who have been LONDON, April 14 (Reuter).—Britain today reduced surveying the damage caused Main Features income taxes and slashed taxes on many consumer items in I by the storm on Easter Sun a sugar-coated "incentive'* budget that even promised de day have agreed that the rationing of sugar soon Colony was hit by four tor Of The Budget The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. R. A. Butler, nados, net one as has been generally believed. Here are the main features of announced the reductions, most of them effective immediately, Britain's new budget. to a crowded House of Commons. The tornadoes, carving four 1. Income tax will be reduced To prolonged Government cheers, he said: "We step out separate paths of destruction, at all levels by six pence on of the confines of restriction to the almost forgotten but smashed at least 75 buildings, every taxed pound. This wiH put between £10 and £15 more beckoning prospect of freer endeavour and greater rewards most of them private homes, into tte pockets of most persons for everyone. killed one person and caused earning above £500 a year. The Mr. Butler, rising star of the Conservative Government, | an estimated £15,000 worth standard rate of income tax at lopped sixpence in the pound from all rates of income tax, of damage. present is 9 6 in tte pound, rising The arrows show toe courses of toe four tornadoes that struck toe Colony on toe evening of Easter Sunday, causing one death and in toe higher brackets. abolished the controversial excess profits levy he himself "This is less than it first imposed a year ago, and restored the initial depreciation tax severe • property damage by toe sudden fury wito which ttey struck. The courses were charted by toe Public Works Department seemed," Mr. J. B. Couper, of 2. Purchase taxes will te officials who have been making a survey of the damage to determine what Government assistance is required. Damage to homes slashed by 25 per cent on con allowances for industry which the Socialist Government the Public Works Department, sumer goods including cars, re suspended two years ago. is less than had been feared, but although toe freak storm lasted only a matter of minutes it is greater than in any hurricane in recent years. The wind reached a maximum of 89 miles on haur. (Report on right.) I told The Royal Gazette yes frigerators, television sets and For the first time since World vacuum cleaners. terday. War II there was a redaction on Not all damage to furniture ,- 3. Ending toe excess profits tax purchase tax on a wide range of ALLIED PoWs (from next January 1 and tax consumer goods, including cars, has been included in the figure allowances for new equipment refrigerators, washing machines 19 Of 25 Survive Final Appearances j and the total will swell when will provide industry and agricul and other household articles. ON THE WAY Presentation To Lily Bride | the cost of alterations, inside ture with new incentives for modernising and expanding pro This tax now ranges from 33'_ When Airliner Of British I paintwork and damage te duction. per cent to 100 per cent. TO FREEDOM ! other possessions has been 4. The present 10-ounce weekly Outlining his proposals to toe By Junior Chamber House, Mr. Butler pointed to toe | counted in. There were some sugar ration will be increased to TOKYO, Wednesday, April 15 Hits Mountain Garrison Troops heavy losses in poultry. 12 ounces on May 17 as a pre transformation in tte nation's economic situation since his rela (Beuter).—Tte first batch of Members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce gathered Tornadoes marked "C" and liminary step to derationing at a freedom-bound Allied prisoners SEATTLE, Washington, April Before tte British garrison at date still to be announced. tively harsh budget last Spring. at the New Windsor Hotel last night to meet the Easter Lily j "D" on the map on the left was bedded down for tte night at 14 (Reuter). — A crippled air Prospect bids a final farewell to apparently merged and, al- 5. All amateur sports to be "HIGH TIME" Keechong in Northern Korea | liner loaded with soldiers Bride, Mrs. Lonnie Gene Potter, and her husband and to Bermuda on April 25, when toe exempted from entertainment "A first conclusion," he said, "is after a day's laborious convoy smashed into a mountain in the drink champagne from the silver cup the Junior Chamber remaining officers and men wUl ! though only 16 properties tax. Professional cricket will that I shall propose no new taxes movement south from Yalu Cascade range today, but res won for their float in the Easter Parade. sail for the United Kingdom on lying along their paths were also be exempt. at all. For toe first tone since toe River prison camps. cuers reported that 19 of the 25 board the Georgic, it will take hit compared with 57 in the 6. London taxis to be exempt war — and it is high time — this persons aboard apparently sur After the celebration a business meeting was held at part in two parades*, and possibly from purchase tax—now 66 per Later today under a protective vived by a near-miracle. j paths of the other two, tiie is a step in a new direction." cover of American jet fighters, I which procedure for the forthcoming election of officers was a third on the day of its de cent of tte total cost—and regula A report from rescue head parture. combined damage was over tions on installment buying of On the whole, Mr. Butler told | the Communist convoy will pick quarters said that there were 17 outlined and Mr. David Critchley, Youth Organiser, discussed the House, the menace of inflation its way to Yongson, near Pyong- Next Tuesday a detachment | £8,000 — more than half the taxis eased. stretcher cases at toe inaccessible plans for a recreation centre. will be present at the Queen's total. Taxes on royalties for writers through excessive domestic de- yang, midway point in the crash scene and four persons During the meeting Mr. Wil hotel room and call it toe Ber mand had lifted in tte past 12I journey to toe Pan Mun Jom ex- Birthday parade in Bernard Park. Tornado "A" struck at 44 will be paid over two years, known dead. Two are safe and liam Fuller, a Junior Chamber muda room, and say to delegates: The Governor, Lieut. General Sir taking into account the lean year I months. But Britain still faced change centre, two unaccounted for. member from Sioux Lookout, "Come up and have one on Ber properties causing an estima difficulties to selling more goods! -The 20-vehicle. convoy is Alexander Hood, will inspect toe on which an author may be The air stewardess, Mrs. Ada Ontario, said he understood Ber muda." Mr. Fuller noted that parade, which will include tte ted £4,000 worth of damage; working on a new book wito no abroad and still needed to watch carrying an undisclosed number Long, was flung clear when tte muda might make a bid to be the Bermuda could attract Ameri Bermuda Rifles and the Bermuda "B" affected 13 properties I "inflationary tendencies," te of sick and wounded Allied cans, Canadians and Europeans. money coming in, ; plane crashed. She waded site of a future Junior Chamber Militia. If tte America and West I doing £2,000 worth of dam 8. An increase of £100 in in warned. j prisoners for the first exchange through eight miles of snow to international conference. He ad- Mr. Bob Ede, opened toe even Indies Squadron has returned to come tax allowances will be And there was an "absolute on Monday, when 100 men will summon help, wearing only one visedfthe Bermuda group to go to ing by presenting the Lily Bride its base at Ireland Island a Royal age; "C" struck at 12 buildings granted to persons aged 65 or over j need" to maintain confidence in be handed over by toe Cent-t shoe. the next international conference and her husband with a silver Navy detachment also will take causing £3,300 worth of dam or married men whose wives have sterling, he said. Continued on P«fe 9 Continued oa P«ge 12 in San Francisco, get a small cigarette case. part. age while "D" hit only four reached that age. Mr. Butler announced, amid, "sH has given us a tremendous I A 21-gun salute to signify tte properties but caused damage Most tax reductions go into cheering, that p r o f e #s i e n a ' amount Of pleasure to meet both j Queen's birthday will be fired by e...*_i*t immediately. The income cricket, Britain's traditional sum of you," Mr. Ede. said. "It is a j Ipe Ttoj/al Navy if it is ih port. estimated at £5,000. tax changes, however, will not mer sport, will be exempted from long time since we have met two 1 - The following day toe garrison One of the twisters hit the start until June 7, to give toe ail entertainment taxes. All such charming people." The! wiH provide a military guard for Colony aft the South Shore Government time to reorganise amateur sports will also be freed cigarette case would be "forever the annual peppercorn ceremony jnear Dunscombe Road, cros toe ponderous tax-collecting from such taxes. a reminder of this last week." at St. George's. sed Warwick, a section of machinery. London taxi owners, who claim After tte presentation a film Details of the two ceremonies taxis will disappear from toe of tte wedding was shown and ! were not available yesterday. Paget and continued across streets unless their tax burden is tte bride drank from tte cup, FAREWELL CEREMONY the Harbour to hit Hamilton CONGRESSMAN REVEALS eased, also got- a break from toe which was then passed around . j before it disappeared in the Chancellor. He announced that toe table. There is also the possibility that prior to embarkation the neighbourhood of the Duck- ATOM BOMB SECRET from tomorrow all'such vehicles Then a picture of her on tte | ing Stool, on the North Shore. float was presented to Mrs. Potter, garrison will also hold a farewell will be exempt from any pur ceremony. Final plans for this Another started near chase taxes — now 66 ner cent of who said: "I never met so many wonderful people in my lite at are expected to be made known j Hungry Bay and left at a spot Says "Atomic Eggs" And their cost, and also freed from today. A small committee is installment buving restrictions. one time. I don't know how to (near the Clayhouse Inn. A express my gratitude. I'll never working on the arrangements, ac Bombers In Europe 'Hie Chancellor, estimated that cording to the Colonial Secre third hit the Island near tte tax concessions would cost forget the Junior Chamber of Commerce." tariat. the Spanish Rock and travel WASHINGTON, April 14 tte Treasury £ 169 million a year. The garrison is composed at led via Patton's Point and £4,259 MILLION Mr. Potter declared: "It has (Reuter). — A member of tte been a great time. We got to present of approximately 100 Harrington Sound, leaving at House armed services committee Total national expenditure for see what most people spend a officers and men. a point in the Bailey's Bay .said today that the United States the financial year ending next month seeing." The Bermuda Government has ted "atomic eggs"—and the B-36 AprU will be £4,259 million. made representations to the Sec area where it was thought to Mr. and Mrs. Potter leave to retary of State for tte Colonies bombers to carry them — in Approximately one third of tbis day, taking wito them presents have merged with the fourth, will go for the largest arms bill requesting that the decision to which came in near Pink Europe. from local stores including cash withdraw the garrison be recon Representative Leroy Johnson in Britain's long history. mere sweaters, a 35 man. camera sidered. In forwarding tte mes I Beach and crossed Harrington (Republican, California), said Mr .Butler's estimated total and cases of liquor. sage tte Governor expressed Sound. also: "I don't know, but I believe annual revenue (based on exist himself in the strongest possible we do have the atomic bomb in ing tax rates) totalled £4,538 AID FOR STORM VICTIMS The P.W.D. survey was At the business meeting it was terms in favour of reconsidera Korea." million, an increase of £99 mil- tion. made as a result of a sugges CMIIIH-J •• f*t* U CtoH— I — I*-— 17 decided that the chamber should tion by Mr. J. E. P. Vesey in Continued •• Pas* 1* Cmi.u-d M f_f« 3 the House of Assembly last week in which he proposed that the Government should Red Bayoneted Hopeful Egyptian provide some relief for those 5 Tests Of Red Sincerity unable to meet the cost of As Troops Battle Statement On repairs to their homes. The Governor subsequently The Easter Lily bride, Mrs. Nora Potter, drinks champagne from toe cop she helped toe Junior Suez Confirmed requested that an estimate of Listed Before U.N. Chamber of Commerce tb win in toe East Pageant on Thursday. Mrs. Potter was toe bride on With Rioters the damage be made. Mr. toe float, which wen toe prize fer toe best theme. She and her husband ,on her right, were enter (Special to the New York Times CAIRO, Egypt, April 14 — An Vesey also suggested that tbe UNITED NATIONS, New York, Turning to recent gestures, Sir tained last night by toe Junior Chamber. Others to the picture are Mr. Bob Ede, president of and The Royal Gazette.) Egyptian Government spokesman Lady Cubitt Compassionate toe Junior Chamber, Mr. Paul Jones. Mr. Michael Fountain and Mr. J. E. P. Stewart. April 14 (AP). — Britain today Gladwyn said: "We might even TEHERAN, April 14—One man today confirmed that a recent Association be asked to act for land down a five-point programme have teen tempted to believe was bayoneted to death and three press statement by a leading the Government in determin to test toe sincerity of Russian tint Soviet policy might be at member of toe nation's ruling peace feelers. last changing and becoming more critically wounded by gunfire in ing who should receive relief. day-long sporadic street fighting army group, accepting toe par o pv-The permanent British dele flexible. I need scarcely say toat ticipation of British technicians in such a development would be throughout toe central city area gate, Sir Gladwyn Jebb, told tte N. A.T.O. Build-Up To Continueher e today as heavy detachments tte maintenance at Smatt. Canal 60-nation political committee: most welcome." Zone bases after the withdrawal South African "It is certainly not difficult to of police and soldiers thwarted an A spokesman for toe Soviet attempt by tte outlawed Tudeh of British troops, represented toe pick out issues on which agree official Government viewpoint. 1 ment might be reached if the will group said toat toe Communist (Comrrunist) Party to stage a j Voters Verdict and desire to do so really proposals concerning Korean war Despite Reds "Peace" Moves mass demonstration in Parlia The original statement, by existed." prisoners "in no way renounced" ment Square. Lieutenant Colonel Gamal Abdul toe Geneva Convention of 1949 Thousands of demonstrators, Nasser, secretary general of the He listed these as: on prisoners of war. Soviet WASHINGTON, April 4. (Bea planning the military build-up of committee — the chiefs of staff On Malan Today 1. A Korean armistice. toe alliance. of tte 14 nations — and toe many Carrying placards' de Liberation Rally and second to group spokesmen in recent ter). — Tte tost of several nouncing toe Shah, received tte Premier, General Naguib, in 2.An Austrian peace treaty. . United Nations debates have in United States leaders started for But tbe conciliatory gestures permanent secretariat to Paris CAPE* TOWN, South Africa, 3. Release of thousands of Paris -today to attend the first that Moscow has made since again emphasise quality rather lesser injuries is toe clashes, in the Army clique that rules Egypt, dicated toat they considered which security forces opposed was greeted here and in London April 14 (Reuter). — The last German, Japanese and Italian article 118 of this convention meetings of the Atlantic Council Stalin died last month will te than quantity for tte coming shots have been fired in toe War prisoners te said were still since tte Soviet Union launched one of toe first items on toe year. brickbats wito clubbed rifles. as a major step toward settlement supported the principle of com Arrests continued to be made by of the Anglo-Egyptian dispute South African election campaign held to the Soviet Union. pulsory repatriation of war its peace offensive. Tte Council ministers' agenda. They will "This was the theme adopted by and 1,500,000 voters go to toe 4. Release of Greek children meets on April 23. be debated to toe general the ministers at their last meet toe truckload until long after over toe future of toe Canal prisoners. dark. Zone. As a result it was pre polls tomorrow in a contest for and soldiers te asserted were General Omar N. Bradley, political discussion of what the ing, in December, when ttey I high stakes. held by Soviet satellites. Mr. Kuzma Kyselyov, Byelo West's cold war . headquarters decided toat tte numerical Two medium tanks stationed dicted that talks on a military chairman of toe joint chiefs of at a nearby police station since and technical level to work out At stake is toe long-term future 5. Institution of racial and re Russia, said toat the Communist staff, took off in tte first plane still calls "the threat." targets set in Lisbon the previous of South Africa. ligious tolerance and freedom of Chinese and North Korean pro There is already broad agree February were much too am tte February 28 riots rumbled details of toe withdrawal of shortly after noon wito Mr. into Palace Street to block any British troops- from tte zone The fight is between toe ex speech and thought in toe posals had teen made "solely William H." Draper, Patted States ment among tte 14 Governments bitious if economic stability was treme Nationalism and racialism Soviet Union. wito toe purpose of putting an that though tte Communists' to be maintained in the member possible ' attacks a g a 1 n s t Dr. would begin within 15 days. member of the North Atlantic Mussadegh's house and tte Of toe Nationalist Party led by Dr. " Tte British diplomat was (pad to tte bloody war to Korea Treaty Organisation Council. moves are a welcome sign of re countries. F o u a d Galal, Minister of Daniel Malan, and toe more frankly skeptical of tte Kremlin's and Of toe peaceful settlement of laxed tension, ttey do not justify No figures are available on tte Shah's Palace, which are about National Guidance, at his weekly Tte Secretary of Defence, Mr. 200 yards apart. moderate policies of tte pro- recent moves, which have been toe Korean question, which is so a slackening in Western rearma number of army divisions which press conference today removed Commonwealth United Party, led interpreted to some quarters as Closely linked with toe estab Charles Wilson, and toe Secre ment. toe • alliance hopes to have Cause of toe trouble was ex doubts, if any existed, thai Abdul tary of toe Army, Mr. Robert pected action by the Majlis by Mr. J. N. Strauss. gestures toward peace and a lishment of peace and security in The full Atlantic Council com mobilised by next year, and tte Nasser spoke with authority. Tte The deciding factor will relaxation of tension. He said the Far East and'in the world as Stevens, were to leave in a prises tte Foreign Defence and emphasis is on the training and (House of Commons) on a minister answered affirmatively a separate military aircraft later measure designed to transfer probably be 25 or 30 marginal recent speeches by toe chief a whole." Finance Ministers of toe United building up of reserves rather direct question as to whether toe constituencies, where a decided Soviet delegate, Mr. Andrei today. Tte Secretary of State, States, Britain, France, Belgium, than on standing formations. responsibility for running toe ' In making their proposals Mr, John Foster Dulles, Will leave officers' statement represented swing of tte floating vote could Vishinsky, showed the Soviet Holland, Luxembourg, Iceland, Also before ministers for army and appointing commanders toe official position. settle toe issue. position had not changed in any China; and North Korea had "in next Tuesday. Norway, Denmark, Canada, Italy, their approval will be a new from the Shah to toe Minister of significant degree. no way renounced tte principle Mr. Draper said the series of National Defence, which Is one Asked to comment on the wave Tte Nationalist generally are Portugal, Greece and Turkey. construction programme for of optimism which was reported considered to have a slight, but Sir Gladyn said that in view of of release and repatriation of N.A.T.O. meetings would give The meeting is expected to te additional airfields, port facilities of portfolios held by the Premier. prisoners of war in accordance to have swept London after uncertain, edge. t to e Communist doctrine of United States leaders an a short one, probably lasting only and headquarters organisations But the Majlis were unable to But both parties claim ttey with the article 118 of the Geneva opportunity. to consider * toe hold toe scheduled meeting be Nasser's statement, Galal said: inevitable triumph for tteir three days. needed by toe forces in toe next "We still'stand by our attitude, wBl win a majority of tte system, "assurances that Stalin, Convention and have not recog validity of t(ie Soviet peace Approval of the pact's military two or three years. This is ex cause, despite a radio appeal by nised the assertion of the United which is that toe defence of National Assembly's 159 seats. or indeed toe successors of moves. goals up to June 1953 will be toe pected to cost between £200 and the Vice Speaker, only 68 like Nationalists are confident of Nations Command toat there are £300 million. Tte immediate deputies had returned to town Egypt concerns Egypt alone. Any Stalin, desire tte peaceful co- The Atlantic Council, supreme Council's main task. These are optimism should be based on maintaining or increasing their 'existence of capitalism and prisoners of war who refuse to directing body of tte 14-nation embodied In the organisation's building programme — to next from toe Persian New Year be repatriated," he said. • complete understanding of this 12-seat majority. The United Communism have really no North Atlantic Pact, will ignore annual review. Tte recommend June •— will cost more than £50 holiday—one less than toe legally CmtUami m tta* tS meaning." jg_f§i CMtiawd M Pag* 11 the Russian "peace offensive" in ations prepared by the military million. H** required quorum. CMtiaued •_ Paf* 12 Page 1 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1953 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR SCHOOL CHILDREN TO Butler Catches Up MORE SABRE JETS FOR Indict U.S. Revenue Man Devonshire Church Vestry Published Daily Incorporating . (Correspondents are reminded that SEE "ROYAL HERITAGE" GERMAN BORDER BASES For Defrauding Government Elected Yesterday Th* Royal Gazette (Bit. 1828). letters must tie accompanied by the The Colonist and Daily News * 'She T>iaty *name s and addresses of the senders, With Formerly not necessarily for publication but as LANDSTUHL, Germany, April NEW YORK, April 14*(Reuter). Devonshire Chureh held its, (Est. 1866). I proof of the writers' bona fides.) Film Shows Preparations 14 (Reuter). — A flight of 13 —A federal grand jury today in ve)_fry electj_bhs yester&iy mori^ ing and elected the following to /Mf_»l_\ April 13th, 1953. Tax-Free Islanders F-86 Sabre jet fighters, toe first dicted Maurice F. O'Brien, former AuDiT \ of Tfae Editor, permanently posted wito the serve on the church vestry ifpr BUREAU } For Queens Coronation chief of tfae Internal Revenue the ensuing year—toe Rev. Keith The Royal Gazette. HUGH TOWN, Scilly Islands, U.S.A.F. in Germany, arrived Jr °* _/. here today. Agent's office at Troy, New York, Harman, rector of the church, and
in at the rate of nearly 300 a day, of 12 civilian clergymen making Final Appearances Of MANY GERMANS EAGER he said. . SAYS U.S. TROOPS IN the tour. THE ORGANIC RESERVES British Garrison Troops Herr Blank said the applica For Entertainment Only "Officers there told me it is as Inclement weather and sickness con TO SERVE IN ARMY tions were being .filed for future FAR EAST TAKE DRUGS easy to buy narcotics there as it tribute to diminish the organic re use. By FRANK HAWORTH is to buy a package of cigarettes •Cont.Btteil fram Page I here in tiie United States," Dr. serves. Endeavor to avoid such harm "Over Twenty-One," this week's Gordon, is said to have written To date no reply has been re- Some 100,090 volunteers will be LOUISVILLE, Kentucky, April McCall said in an interview. ful effects by giving your family needed to form the nucleus of a production at the Bermudiana it tor herself to "star" in, and WAMPOI^'S PREPARATION, a time-tested 'eeived. Anticipate Ratification Of certainly it has all the hall-marks 13 (Reuter).—The president of toe "There is no question but that it Since it was announced that the 500,000-man German contingent Theatre, with Ilka Chase in toe has begun to be a serious problem. tonic with extract of cod livers, to toe international army, Herr leading role, is a pleasant opus of actor-authorship — it misses Southern Baptist Theological garrison would be withdrawn the European Army Pact no tricks in the matter of theatri Seminary, Dr. Dtlke McCall, said "Officers are doing everything calcium, iron and phosphorus, which people of Bermuda, both pri Blank continued. cule, agreeably compounded of invigorates the system, restores energy domestic comedy, farce, and a cal effectiveness. Most of toe today toat toe use of drugs by toey can to get at the problem. vately and ia their clubs, have "We know that many men who American troops serving in the The question is not one of the and stimulates appetite. WAMPOLE'S been entertaining the troops. BONN, Germany, April 14 little sentiment, with no other personnel are types, but toey are (Reuter). — Hundreds are volun would 'eventually be prepared to purpose than to entertain — a well drawn ana convincing. Tfae Far East was reaching "serious" military establishment being ig PREPARATION has a pleasant taste, and Major Arthur Wellesley, G.S.O. teering daily for West Germany's join the German contingent have purpose toat it achieves with first act -contains some highly proportions. norant or unconcerned. Rather, its beneficial action makes it ideal 2 at Prospect, told The. Royal proposed army although recruit not yet applied because they do signal success. amusing episodes, -but its over-all it is a problem of technique in for both children and adults of all Gazette yesterday that the whole not think toe time is yet ripe," effect is a little inconclusive. A Dr. McCall returned yesterday coping with it. How do you do ages, in all seasons of the year. For of Bermuda had been very hos ing will not begin officially until the European Defence Com he said.' It tells vs how Max Wharton, surer touch is developed in toe from a two-week trip to Korea, it? That's the question toe officers sale in pharmacies. 47-1 pitable in toe way of farewell munity treaty is ratified, Herr , The Defence Commissioner at toe call of military duty (as he subsequent acts, however, and Okinawa and Japan. He was one are asking." parties for the officers and other said the army would require old interprets it) in World War H, ranks. Theodor Blank, the Defence scenes like the comically dismal Commissioner, disclosed today. Wehrmacht veterans of World deserts the editorial chair for the flop of a party are uproariously "We could not have been better War II as well as youngsters who parade ground — or rather for an funny. He said almost 60,000 un had no military experience in the officers' training course, to put it entertained to Ute last few weeks The company was in good form • both privately and in various solicited applications from all age eight years of Allied occupation. more accurately if more prosai groups and classes of society bad cally — although he is well over for the occasion, and a zestful DRINK MILK clubsT fae said. Although no positive steps can performance was forthcoming. On Sunday night tbe War Vet been made fir'toe proposed 12 be taken until toe defence treaty 21. His film-star wile, Paula, erans Association entertained a German divisions of the six- goes along too, to share his hard Ilka Chase delighted us as the At nation army. They were coming is ratified, Herr Blank said his winsomely determined Paula, a large number of the garrison and office 'was preparing for action. ships fat toe scarcely less hazard for Health the Bermuda Rifles to a buffet ous post of chatelaine of 26D Pal character toat fitted ber like toe supper in their clubrooms. Meanwhile, a West German metto Court, Miami, Florida, bis proverbial glove. Equally at home The Bermuda Rifles have al Forces Board today consideration Government source said that "quarters" (no sink in toe fat comedy and romance, her ready given two parties at the may be given to further enter former Wehrmacht officers will kitchen, and you stamp twice to ludicrous bedtime adventures, Armoury, and some tone ago the tainment for toe British troops inspect latest British tank, gun open the window). When the first wito their tooth-cleaning and Rifles and the Bermuda Militia before they leave. If there is to ana jet plane developments as fervour of crusading enthusiasm light - switching contretemps in combined to throw a party for be a farewell parade it Is probable part of a European defence for saving toe nation and thetoe peculiarly designed amenities the garrison. the Bermuda Rifles and the mission to Britain. Tfae mission world dies down, Max becomes of Palmetto Court were highly At a meeting of the Local Bermuda Militia win participate. has already visited France. aware of the strength of competi diverting to watch; and her un Clarendon tion from younger men, nearer dress uniform, as befitted a night to their student days than he is; scene, was a "dream." No less he begins to feel his age, and to effective were her efforts to Building doubt whether he can make the "teach" her husband, in the per grade. He is in no way coos- son of George Turner, from whom she received admirable j Church Street BIRTHSTONE sorted by toe taunts of his ex- opposite employer, millionaire newspaper support. He gave us a beautifully I proprietor Robert Drexel Gow, judged interpretation of the' Masters Esso Station Who thinks he would serve toe serious and sensitive Max, | nation just as well from his edi anxious to prove and establish you'll find . . . tor ij$*j torial chair, and he almost des himself, struggling conscientious pairs. But Paula Is made of ly if despairingly with toe intri sterner stuff; she wiH listen to no cacies of toe theory of flight — talk of failure, but plies an and very much in love wito his affectionately untiring lash to wife. 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NANCY By Ernie Bushmiller RAINCOATS Reduced fawn 75/- to 46/6 FOR ONC£ I'M HAPPY TO BRING- VOU A MOTE FROAA Oil Bound Water Paints MY TEACr1£R Distemper (Charm and Matroil) Semi-Gloss Paints Enamels, Varnishes Cameras Stains Flashlights Lawn Mowers Leather Wallets Garden Tools Tennis Racquets Insectides * Golf Balls dt^~Tmm Assorted China Soft Balls STERS LTD! Glassware and hundreds ol other items! Page? THE ROYAL GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, &PRIL 15, 1953 Viet Minh Reds Continue U.S. Senate Reaffirms: RAINBOW WEDDIN&S Inter-American Amity WASHINGTON, April 14 (Ap) TAXI Advance In Indo China —The .Senate tonight adopted; _v^ nylon marquisette and elbow- White-Pitcher length veil. Her bouquet was a resolution reaffirming the friend SERVICE HANOI, Indo China, April 14 Laos Government were digging in ship of American nations and ex green faille with manderin neck pressing hope for a continuance (Reuter). — Invading Communist to defend the strategic area, a A guard of honour was formed and petal effect at the waist and Viet Minh troops continued to gateway to adjoining Burma and sleeves. of mutually'beneficial relations, 24 Hours by the 1st St. George's Girl Guides Tte resolution was offered by advance into Laos State in north Siam. at the wedding of their former western Indo China today. Mrs. John Swan and Miss Doris Senator Bourke Hickenlooper, The French bombers raided captain, Miss Dorothy Clare Pit Watkins were the bridesmaids. chairman of a Senate foreign French fighter-bomber planes cher, to Mr. Henry James White Dial 104ft blasted supply lines and tried to food and ammunition supply Their dresses were of' tiie same relations sub-committee bn inter- centres for the invading forces last Thursday. The wedding design as the matron of honour American affairs. It was approved 76_-T-m.w.H. f ».t». hunt down three advancing rebel ceremony In St. Peter's Church, columns which are backed by a during the day. Fighter planes but with skirts of lavender in by voice vote without objection. swooped low over the. deep St. George's, was conducted by stead of shell pink. The matron "Inter-Amercian friendship is reserve force estimated at 40,000 Archdeacon John Stow. of honour carried a bouquet of men. ravines and thickly - forested one of the greatest safeguards of terrain through which the rebels . Miss Pitcher is the daughter of pink sweet peas and the brides our mutual security," the resolu (In Paris French Government Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Pitcher, St. maids carried nosegays of laven THE officials denied that it was a "full- were marching. Pilots found it tion said. difficult to spot the soldiers, wno George's. The groom is the son der sweet peas. The resolution was adopted pn scale" Viet Minh offensive. For of Mr. and Mrs. Henry James eign Office experts said the rebels were using foliage for cover. The bride's mother wore a the flSfrd anniversary of the Pah- White, Sr., New York. American union. would not launch any new Unofficial sources said a second floor-length gown of powder-blue ISLAND offensive except on direct orders Today the young couple are crepe with pale lemon accessories Communist division had crossed leaving for the United States on from Moscow.) into Laos from the east and had and a corsage of yellow Iris. Some of the invaders caught up board the Queen of Bermuda after THEATRE made "minor contact" with a a honeymoon at "The Ledgelets." The best man was Captain F. with the two French battalions small French force. W. Clipper and the bride, who is which yesterday withdrew from Mr. White is on the staff of the SNOW PIAfe OF BERMUDA Deleware State Capital Broadcast a graduate of Mount St. Agnes Dinner} Sam Neua, 133 miles west of Last night the three Viet Minh ing Corporation. Miss Pitcher Academy, was given away by her Hanoi. There was a brief battle, columns slashed through dense father. a communique said, while the re Laotian forests, and advance was employed by American Inter treating French troops were guards seized Sam Neua. national, Ltd. They will live in St. Peter's Church was decora the 2.30 7.15 9.10 making a long march through Dover, Delaware. ted with easter lilies and spring rugged mountain country to tiie For her wedding Miss Pitcher flowers by the Altar Guild of the south-west. wore a fitted jacket with winged church. More than 15,000 French .troops PERSONAL AND SOCIAL collar and' fingertip sleeves over The organist was the Rev. Inverurie THESUNSHINE and 20,000 native troops of the a matching bodice of chantilly Sidney Little and the wedding A son, Gary Dean, was bom to lace. Tiered nylon tulle formed hymns were "Love Divine" and MUSICAL! Lieut, ahd Mrs. Harry J. Hinden the front panel of the skirt while "Praise, my soul, the King of on Sunday, April 12, at Westover chantilly lace cascaded into a Heaven." While the register was of course! */*% Base, Massachusetts. Mrs. Hinden four-foot -train. Her headdress being signed Miss Janet Hunter + SOUVENIRS is the former Florence Floyd, of was a Stuart lace cap with elbow- sang "O Perfect Love." . 788_» w. Rosemont Avenue, Pembroke. length veil. Her bouquet was a Mr. James Rubinchak, brother- Native Cedar Work Lieut. Hinden is in the U.S. Navy. fan of white sweet peas. in-law of the bride, and Mr. Derek Mr. and Mrs. Arthur David Atcheson after their wedding on -> * * The matron of honour was Mrs. Dempster were the ushers. Thursday at St. James's Church, Sandys. The bride is the Ronald BoWers, sister of. the Mrs. Mary Lawrence, of Paget, Guests at the wedding from former Miss Gwendolyn Whiting, of Elys Harbour. is leaving by T.CA. today for six bride. She wore a bouffant bal PLAYING CARDS lerina-length skirt of shell pink Chicago were Mrs. Robert weeks' holiday in the West Indies. Lubliner, sister of the groom, Mrs. Bermuda Scarves Norman Liebling and Mrs. Louis and Handkerchiefs Rubin. BERMUDA GENERAL A reception was held following THE BERMUDIANA THEATRE Cocktail Napkins the ceremony at the home of the THEATRES Tom Moore's Tavern bride's parents, where the toast in person POST CARDS was given by Archdeacon Stow ILKA 1 while the newly-weds cut the Jewellery of Coral, Ivory, "Famous for Fine Food* three-tiered wedding cake. LITTLE THEATRE Amber and Crystal CHASE BERMUDA LOBSTERS in No Show KODAK FILM at their best Atcheson—Whiting "Over 21*n Yankee Store St. James's Church, Sandys, was PLAYHOUSE the scene of the wedding on TONIGHT For Reservations Phone 7136 Thursday of Miss Gwendolyn at 8.45 Gean Whiting, daughter of Mr. TODAY 684 Kill. and Mrs. R. B. Whiting, Elys and all week Harbour, to Mr. Arthur David 2.30 and ' 7.45 THE BRASS RAIL Box Office 1 - 6 at Queen Street — Upstairs Atcheson, son of Mrs. R. H. Summerlee, "Green Fingers," Harnett & Richardson ALEXANDER K0R0A Open Daily 8 a.m. to 2 a.m. Khyber Pass, Warwick. Canon Tel. 4128 *******W*WL^ .^MWWEMOZMMi PUP-PUKPPT. Sundays Included A. V. Sullivan conducted the This Week's MATINEE — Thursday, 2.30 VIVIEN LAURENCE VIRGINIA service. LEIGH-OLIVIER The bride, who was given away INSTEAD OF SATURDAY Suggestions for Today by her father, wore a dress of - w MAYO \* Red Kidney Bean Soup, home full-length lace with tulle pan- _. GENE made 2/6 nelling over satin. Her headdress Braised Turkey Wings 7/6 was a beaded cap and she carried Baked Meat Loaf II- a bouquet of Easter lilies. Belmont Manor Hotel NELSON Ham Salad »/- HOTEL Mrs. H. C. Widowski, sister of the bride, was the matron of TONIGHT! OUR SPECIALTIES. DANCING NIGHTLY honour. She was dressed in mar Commencing quisette over pink taffeta. The Steaks — PRIME BEEF to bridesmaids, Mrs. E. Monies, sister FRIDAY Sirloin, Tenderloin and Minute of the bride, and Miss Patsy Perks, cousin of the bride, wore KIRK DOUGLAS Southern Fried Chicken Also — 4.30 and 9.55 ij» Pork Chops, Lamb Chops, AL DAVIS marquisette over yellow and green taffeta respectively. They carried "The Big Trees" Sea Food. ond his Orchestra bouquets of sweet peas. CO-OB BV 7^BW/COiOP in Technicolor Cocktails, Highballs, Liqueurs For Reservations Phone 3021 The best man was Mr. Widowski T-W7t_r. and the ushers were Mr. John AL JENNINGS No Cover No Minimum Whiting, brother of ti_e bride, and JOHNNY McATEER'S ORCHESTRA or J. Mr. E. Moniez, brother-in-law of Vocals by: ft MARGARET SCOTT the bride. OKLAHOMA-/?! jtf^f ft DANNY DANFORD The wedding hymns were "O ft EDDIE STONE Perfect Love' 'and "The Voice that stumf DAN 0-RYB.'6ft£ ST0#tM witb DICK rORAN-Gtorit ***** breathed o'er Eden." Mr. E. Guifta "B<_. Boy" William.• Scieefl Pity by Gewge Bnct-f-Frow I Bermuda's Smoothest Dancing Rhythms! tab by Al Jennints and WW Irwin*Pioduced by Rudolph C FhribOT Gladwyn was at the organ. The Directed tm *av rttzatto church was decorated with Easter Early Reservations Suggested — Phone 1301 \±^J Order lilies. Never a cover Minimum $1.50 After the ceremony a reception was held at the Armoury in NEW OPERA HOUSE Bermuda Somerset. On Stage at 8 p.m. The bride is employed at the Elbow Beach Surf Club and the "Memories oC groom is a partner in the Inland /Every Wednesday Express company. They will live CORRECTION Lilies at Mangrove Bay. GI Joe" •TEXAS CARNIVAL**i SANDYS THEATRE —8.15 PLAN TO SELL SURPLUS "SINGIN' IN THE RAIN" Beat The Band to be shipped to and US. BUTTER TO ARMY at the Little Theatre "CYCLONE FURY" Night the UNITED STATES SOMERS OPERA HOUSE 50 Million Pounds Fw IS NOW SHOWING St. Georges — 8.15 ,4N THE PRINCESS GRILL - CANADA Same Price As Margarine "BELLE OF NEW YORK" and WASHINGTON, April 14 (Reu JACK WALLACE GREAT BRITAIN ter). — The United States De Not starting on Thursday as advertised in "NIGHT WITHOUT SLEEP" partment of Agriculture has SOUTHAMPTON THEATRE and his London Orchestra Heavenly scented Bermuda Lilies ... in offered the Army SO million yesterday's Gazette. pounds of butter at the price of STEWART GRANGER in Invite You To margarine to reduce the nation's "THE WILD NORTH" all their white loveliness. Delivered growing butter surplus, a Con 7924* Test Your Musical Knowledge gressional sub-committee was to your friends or relatives told today. Mr. August Andresen (Repub .. DANCING 9 p.m. to 1 a.nr.. lican, Minnesota), chairman of the sub-committee, said: "I hope the Agriculture Department puts Extra Special Attraction — at the pressure in the proper places to The Bermuda Florist see that tills butter goes to our boys in Korea before it spoils." NEW OPERA HOUSE Phone 2071-4071 Front St., West Thd Secretary of Agriculture, JUJVXM Mr. Ezra Benson, told the sub TOMORROW-Afternoon (Thursday) April 16th committee he hoped to be able to dispose ot most of tile surplus 2.30—On Screen HO ni. con A cis ens HACK CLUB THE FAIRY ISLE FLOWER SHOP butter, hut be agreed it would be A Motion Picture you will never forget—Filled with Suspense Phone 3060 Walker Arcade folly not to give it away to (V INTERCONTINENTAL HOTELS CORPORATION "NIGHT WITHOUT SLEEP"—starring Linda Darnell—Gary Merrill 7828t. tbe Defence Department if it were in danger of spoiling. ON STAGE AT 4 P.M. By Fred Meagher Direct from BUFFALO BILL The Melotone Grill — The Cardinal Room and Clayhouse Inn THAT DID AJbr-r-^rf MAYBE/ 0UT M Bermuda's Most Popular Entertainers IT/ SHE'S *V-«sSi_k \ TIE HER UP NOW j in HMMM - BO*/ / SHE IS DONE FER/J iW AND THEN TAKE! fcfc PURTV/ TAKE HER TO - ., ___—< --J^. vL-., Hl?ft TO mv rl Jazz At The Philharmonic" MY CABIN AND TIE ^ *"* J$X5aVI\l T.CAfllN/r^l jm\$L%w>twb!?xL\y-*~ -s*—*=*i_/~^-- -. i presenting ->p<^_S.^B £7<__BH U'fi__r*?l>^___f_fl__ -£_£_*-l__M 'Jack and Rex Totsie Kenneth Vernon Y(A&9M RICHARDSON BEAN IRIS BURGESS (Tenor Saxes) (Drums) (Trombone) (Trumpet) / J£S oH*, * Charley l_^J^F''^\=^fc ~ King Al Joe 1 'M mX^--; ^J BUTTERFIELD SWAN HARRIS ffv_ A 6 °Aum (Vibraphones) VIRGIL ___?** rw*.) '"'JimW- '••- {Brass) (Piano) (Guitar) 9 Voad-jfr-Two Lovely Ladies of Song i\& s5m*wm. \ ^Jt i Miss _EIva WILLIAMS and Mrs. Thalma TUCKER There will he other Guest Artists r»-i--_-U-. nr *Tm&>*\-* Doors Open 2 p.m.—Admission—Loge 7/-; Bal. 8/-; Orch. 5/- THE ROYAL GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15,' 1953 Page 5 SAYS AGREEMENT NEAR BERKELEY INSTITUTE Canadian Wheat As Aid We have a very large Canadian Radio Man Gives variety ol . frjPll ON NATO SMALL ARMS PRI&DAY TOMORROW For Pakistan Fresh Australian Meats OTTAWA, Awrifl 14 (Reuter).—r The Hon. J. Trounsell Gilbert, OTTAWA, April 1* tReUtaF).— Bargain Potatoes Mr. Brooke Claxton, Canada's His Impressions Of Bermuda Ships were loading the first of Chief Justice of Bermuda, will $5 million worth of wheat being JO lbs. for 5/6 Defence Minister, told tiie House present toe prizes and certificates of Commons today be waa hope- sent to Pakistan by Canada under A Canadian who has done a killed by spraying. What he at the annual prize-giving of toe the Colombo Plan, the Defence Everybody's Market Ill that agreement in the long lot to flubli.'-ise Bermuda In his asked *tmf it had not been used standing international rifle Berkeley Institute tomorrow Minister, Mar. Brooke Claxton, East Broadway own country yesterday pointed to against the cedar' scale he was said in. the Canadian House of dispute would be reached within at least one compensation result told that spraying of seedlings afternoon. The headmaster of the next month or two. the school, Mr. F. S. Furbert, Will Commons today. Note New Business hours ing from tte introduction of would have killed them, while The decision to send the wheat He said great progress had been motorisatiou here. tike spraying of felly grown trees submit his annual report and toe Daily, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. made among the Western powers instead of other forms of assist Mr. Frank Ryan, owner of an might bave led to contamination school choir will give a musical ance was made on Pakistan's Thursdays, 8 a.m. to 1 pan. in standardising military pro Ottawa broadcasting station, of rain water for drinking pur cedures, but the rifle dispute had programme. request. Saturdays, 8 a.m. to 9 pjn. speaking to Hamilton Rotarians poses, v - • •....I..1P- -PPLP JP ..•» been a hold-up. at their weekly luncheon, con Mr. Ryan said it was significant "But the last word on the rifle tended that the car has made it that tourist figures for Bermuda is that there has been consider possible for a tourist to see a had risen in recent months, as able progress made in the past great deal more of the Islands there were several other well- I few weeks and I am hopeful than he could in the earlier horse known vacation resorts which that we will arrive at an agree were attracting less visitors. ment in the next month or two," and buggy days. he added. Relating some of the impres He cited one resort where sions Of Bermuda he gained while taxi-operators and hotel man The dispute originally arose recording broadcasts for his agements seemed to think "they when Britain and the United station, Mr. Ryan dealt largely could charge anything they States both prepared to adopt with the cedar blight .and the of different calibre for liked." rifles Easter lily industry and Canadian Mr. Ryan said: "That is not French, English, American future use. Canada intervened and ' helped start international efforts to help. so here. Tourists coming to efforts to reach common ground The blight, he said came here Bermuda are treated like human Stiff Casting Equipment at least on a bullet it not entirely on nursery stock from California. beings. on a rifle. The Bermuda Government's During his visit here Mr. Ryan efforts to combat it with pre has sent back to Canada material dators was extremely interesting, LONDON, April 14 (Reuter). for six broadcasts, including one he thought. Canadian scientists, dealing with the Easter parade. Our Gear Has World's Records ^£ The second British Comet jet working in Bermuda anfl with airliner to make the 20,400-mile samples in Canada, had found "Drawing upon my imagina London-Tokyo round trip arrived that most of the unaffected trees tion, I said in four bf the broad back bere today only two minutes were male. The problem now casts that the sun was shining late on tta 86 hour timetable. Jet beautifully. In two of them I The Bermuda Hardwares, Ltd. service on the route, longest was to introduce unaffected female .trees for propagation. said we were having most unusual 788S+W. commercial flight in the world, w e a t h e r," he added amid was inaugurated last week. ' Another problem which had presented itself was the appear laughter. ance of dark rust patches on Another comment Mr. Ryan Easter lilies. Canadian scientists, had to make about Bermuda: "I using chemicals from America, don't know what you feed them had treated the plants with iron on or give them to drink, but I and had met with success. have never seen so many attrac Mr. Ryan said it might seem tive girls as there are here." ' to suggest that Bermuda's soil The speaker was introduced by II rr had a defiiciency of iron. This Mr. Ernest Astwood and thanked wa« not the case. by Mr. J. J. Outerbridge. 'Butter Oust "The iron in the soil is hard Because of toe public holiday to get out," he explained. on the Queen's birthday next Be went OR to say that a blight Tuesday the club will meet on Bermuda Rye affecting oleander trees had been Monday instead. MCCARTHY'S SNOOPERS Loaf fe FIND LOTS OF 'FACTS' Today Is Last Day Of Lobster Season Senator's Emissaries Probe Anyone who feels like a Pleasant as a change at dinner of freshly-caught U.S. Libraries In Europe Bermuda lobster will have luncheon. "Bermuda Rye" to get busy. At midnight MUNICH, Germany, April 14 tonight the lobster season (Reuter). — Senator Joseph closes. No more Bermuda has a flavour all its own — McCarthy's two roving investi lobsters can be caught until gators left here today for Yugo toe beginning of September, you'll want to taste it for a slavia with three bulging brief when the season opens cases of "facts" on the American again. The catching of information programme in Ger Lobster in the off-season is different, wholesome ex many and Austria. • against the law. The investigators, Mr. C. Cohn perience! and Mr. D. Schine, both 26, who arrived in Europe last week-end, drove to Munich Airport with Fran Hilda Massing, divorced wito of the German Communist, 70th APPEARANCE IN TH£ TASTE TELLS" ' Gerhart Eisler. They said their whirlwind in MAGISTRATES COURT • vestigation in France, Germany and Austri a had been "very suc "Tour appearances' here are far cessful." The three brief cases too frequent" the Wor. H. Martin C&unuda (Bak&hJLf Jtid. contained material which, they Godet told James Henry William said, would be handed over to Rhoda yesterday. Rhoda, whose Senator McCarthy's Senate sub only home is described as "toe Pitt's Bay Rood, Hamilton committee on Government ac banana patch," Paget East, was ReiA Street, HMMLTO* tivities upon their return to making his 70th appearance in Washington in about 10 days. court. 79613' 7-_34-+w Mr. Cohn arm Mr. Schine said He was Charged with being they could not draw any con drunk and incapable — "not an clusions since toey had only unusual charge against you I am collected "facts" for the - sub sorry to Say," Mr. Godet com committee. Mr. Cohn said they mented. —*1 had interviewed 147 persons so Rhoda, ' who admitted toe far and would do more investi charge, was given '14 days in gating in Belgrade and at other prison. points. He angrily rejected a reporter's library in Germany and Austria. question on whether their activi Many books were the same as ties were similar to an "inquisi those they saw in a Soviet run tion." Both men said the Ameri library ia Vienna, they said. can taxpayers had a right to know Senator McCarthy's sub-com whether American officials mittee must now determine why abroad were loyal. these books are in American They said they had found information centres and who is "Communist books" in almost responsible for their presence every. U.S. public information there, the investigators said.
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QUEEN STREET HAMILTON Page 6 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1953 Defending Champion Takes Medal Honours In Amateur Qualifying
world champion New York Mrs. DuPont, Lome Main Highlights 01 Yesterday's Yankees, 5-0, as toe Philadelphia ROBERT E. MAY SHOOTS 72 Major .League 'Ball Games Athletics rocked Vic Raschi, their M£iCMl.j Accept Tennis Invitations old jinx, for homers by Ray MILWAUKEE, April 14 (AP)— Murray and Allie Clark to ruin TO LEAD BY TWO STOOKES Mrs. Margaret Osborne DuPont Bill . Bruton, 23-year-old Negro the Yanks' opening bid for their and Lorne Main have accepted rookie, smashed a tenth inning fifth straight pennant. their invitations to play in the home rim for a 3-2 Milwaukee Kellner usually loses to toe RESULTS NATIONAL LEAGUE Bermuda Invitation championship Braves' victory over toe St. Louis Yanks and Raschi normally W L Per. GB tournament which starts at the Cardinals today in a dramatic hoodoos the A's, but their roles Milwaukee . .. ,. 2 0 1.000 — Seventy Will Start Match Play Bermuda Tennis Stadium on May return of major league baseball were reversed this chilly after Brooklyn ... . i 0 1.000 to 4. to Milwaukee after a 52-year noon. NATIONAL LEAGUE New York . .. . . 1 0 1.000 to Mrs. DuPont was three-time absence. * * PPjr Pittsburgh 5, Brooklyn 8 Chicago • •i"**. 0 1.000 to At Mid-Ocean Club Course Today Winner of toe United States Bruton's decisive blast, after he PHILADELPHIA, April 14 New 'York 4, Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh . . .. 0 jty .000 Ito national championship, winning had tripled and scored in the (AP) — The.New York Giants St. Louis 2;-Milwaukee 3 (10 inn St. Louis . . 0 1 .000 ito from 1948 to 1950, inclusive. She eifpjhtli, sent a capacity crowd of continued their strange mastery ings) Philadelphia . . 0 1 .000 Ito Robert E. May of Rochester, N.Y., opened the defence of was doubles champion from 1941 34,35. into hysterics. over one of baseball's great Cincinnati 2. Chicago 3 Cincinnati . 0 2 .000 2 his Bermuda Amateur golf championship yesterday as be to 1950, inclusive, playing from The pay-off blow- glanced off pitchers today by thumping AMERICAN LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE took medal honours in tiie 18-hole qualifying round at the 1942 until 1950 wito Louise toe upstretched gloved hand of Robin Roberts and tbe Philadel Philadelphia 5, New York 0 W L Per. GB Brough. who also will be com phia Phillies for a 4-1 opening Mid-Ocean Club course. right-fielder Enos Slaughter and Chicago 0, Cleveland 6 Philadelphia -_i-'K% 0 1.000 — FOrd Hutchings, -Mid Ocean peting here. caromed over the squat, four-foot day victory at Connie Mack Washington at Boston, rain Cleveland . .. ..»t 0 1.006 The Oakhill Country Club play From 1943 to 1945, inclusive, Stadium. er turned to a one over par 72 to Club 42-39—81 wire barrier. Detroit at St. Louis, night. •Detroit ...... 0 0 .000 to Mrs. DuPont partnered Bill'Tal At first umpire Lon Warneke 6 *St. Louis . .. 0 0 . .000 to win the medal round by two J.' A. Fuller, Royal Montreal bert, another acceptor, to win the Right-hander Larry Jansen, strokes. Golf Ctob, P.Q 38-44—82 called toe blow a ground-rule who hadn't pitched- more than Washington 0 0 .000 to mixed doubles championship, and Boston ...... 0 0 .000 A one-handicap player, May A. P. Modjeska, Twaalfskill double, but after Charley Grimm, six innings all spring, went toe to in 1950 played wito Ken Mac- the Braves' manager, stormed up route for New York, allowing Chicago 0 .000 1 opened the first ten holes in the Golf Club, Kingston, N.Y. 41-41—82 Gregor, toe Australian star now ODAY* i iM- pouring rain yesterday morning to him in protest, Warneke only six hits. New York 0 1 .000 1 Daniel King, Elmwood turned pro, to win the same title, waved Bruton across home place Last night's games not included. and despite the handicap was only Lorne Main, the second ranking Jansen was in ' trouble only CHEDULl Country Club, White with the winning run. once, in the third inning, when O two over par. He had bogeys on Canadian player and Davis Cup NATIONAL LEAGUE toe third and ninth holes and „ Plains. N.Y 42-40—82 pp. * • the Phillies loaded toe bases A. W. (Sonny Flood, St. per, will be returning after a twice, but could only pick up one Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. ROCKY MARCIANO BOUND match par on toe other eight. year's break. In 1951 hi was CLEVELAND, April 14 (AP)— Cincinnati at Chicago. George's Dinghy and "Unless you strike 'em all out, run. * * PI- Coming home the New Yorker Sports Club 40-44—84 finalist in the men's doubles. New York at Philadelphia. FOR CHICAGO TRAINING had a birdie on the 40O-yard you gotta be lucky," Bob Lemon BROOKLYN, April 14 (AP). St. Louis at Milwaukee. fifteenth, went one over par cm Manuel Pimental, Belmont explained his one-hit opening — Brooklyn and Pittsburgh Manor Golf Club 41-43—84 game victory over Chicago today. inaugurated a new season today, AMERICAN LEAGUE NEW YORK, April 14 (Reuter). the short seventeenth and finished Detroit at St. Louis. —Heavyweight boxing champion Dr D. C. Meyers. Twaalf But everyone else credited Lem's but it was the same old story as with a birdie for a brilliant 35 to Farewell Dance Tomorrow Washington at Boston- Rocky Marciano took off for skill Golf Club, Kingston, sinker. the defending National League go along with his outward Score Philadelphia at New York. Chicago by plane today, to re N.Y 42 43 8S For Water Polo Players Even from the bullpen beyond champion Dodgers spotted the of 37. Chicago at Cleveland, not scheduled. sume training for his title fight Struan Smith, Riddell's Bay centre-field fence, pitching coach Pirates a four-run lead and came RUNNERS-UP The farewell dance for toe Md Harder said he could see- on to win, 8-5. with Jersey Joe Walcott on Golf Club 42-43—85 ROBERT E. MAY May 15. Ronnie Dwyer, finalist te Major water polo players who will be Lemon's sinker working during To toe shivering 12,433 who NEW YORK, April 14 (Reuter). Bernard Burkett in toe Amateur H. N. Stovin, York Downs leaving the Colony on Sunday to tbe Cleveland Indians' 6-0 tri — A wintry snowstorm today The champion said his nose was Golf Club, •Toronto, Ont. 44-42—86 C B. Crawford, Owasco braved the 40-degree tempera completely healed and that he tournament three years ago, Country Club, Auburn, represent Bermuda hi the U.S. umph over the Chicago White tures, it was tbe 1952 season all forced the cancellation of a J. P. Dunn, Philadelphia was in good shape. It was be shared runner-up honours wito N.Y .' Junior national championships Sox. over again. Pittsburgh pitcher major league baseball game at Country Club ..: 38-48—86 53-46—99 cause of his nose injury that the Thorne Wood, toe' Belmont Manor Brownlow Eve, Riddell's will be held at Harmony Hall Aside from Orestes Minoso's Murry Dickson was in there Boston, and also racing at Lin Jackson Bright. Mid Ocean title fight in Chicago was post Christman champion. Each had Bay Golf Club tomorrow evening, with dancing clean single to left in the first throwing his home run balls, coln Downs, R.I. . Club 41-45—86 53-47—100 poned from April 10. 74s. Dwyer went out in 38 and L. S. Riford. Owasco Coun from nine until one. inning, only three balls were hit Brooklyn starter Carl Erskine G. W. Mehling, Mid Ocean New England received more came back in par, with two try Club, Auburn, N.Y. . 53-47—100 Tickets are available from any to the outfield—all easy chances. failed to last the fourth inning than two inches of snow on top Club 41-46—87 * PI- p. birdies and two bogeys. Bob Bowker.. Mid Ocean member of toe 12-men team. and old reliable Joe Black, who B. C. Hunt, Mid Ocean Club 44-43—87 Of earlier rain in many areas, in called off their American League Wood had the best score for the . club _?:..'. There will be special events and NEW YORK, April 14 (AP) relieved 54 tones last year, had Stuart Outerbridge, Mid 54-47—Ml cluding Boston where the Red opener and tomorrow's game as first nine holes, being one over J. Sculley, St. George's raffles during the evening. —Lefty Alex Kellner blanked the to be called in to maintain order. Sox and toe Washington Senators Ocean Club 40-47—87 well. > par at tbe turn, getting a five on Country Club, N.Y. . . . Sir Alexander Hood, Mid 45-56—101 the par-four fifth. R. M. Kelly. South Bay Ocean Club 45-43—88 Golf Club, South Bay, Ed Keating, one of the local J. L. Rutledge, Philadelphia N.Y 49-53—102 favourites, finished ninth with a Country Club 48-46—SB C. L. Wright, North Hemp 78 and today will play May in the C. B. P. Carvaldho. Mid stead Country Club '.... 50-52—102 first round of match play. Ocean Club 44-45—89 W G. Foster, Belvedere M. A. Mather, Springdale Dave Angus, a 15-year-old Mon Golf Club, Prince Ed Golf Club. Princeton, N.J. MM ID treal golfer, is believed to be ward Island 55-47—102 Bill Tomson. Riddell's Bay the youngest competitor in the L. C. Kleinhaus. Spring Golf Club 45-45—90 local Amateur championship. field Golf Club 5*1-51—102 H. L. Priestley, Whipparr- Dave had a 95 and finished in toe 3. E. Houston, Rosedale will Country Club 42-49—91 second flight. Golf dub, Toronto, Ont. 53-50—103 A. H. Murtha, New Haven Wito seventy qualifying yester A. C. Johnston, Weeburn fjjj^ Motorists go for It Every Day! Country Club 47-45—92 day, match play in four flights of Country Club 51-53—104 I W. B. Matt-more, Southbay sixteen, plus a flight of six.will Bryan Smith. Riddell's Golf Club. Southbay. N.J. 48-44—92 be started today. The tourna Bay Golf Club 54-51—105 I Donald Smith, Riddell's ment will continue through the G. B. Comfort, Sleepy Hol Bay Golf Club 49-45—94 week, wito toe 36-hole champion low Country Club .... 49-56—105 F. H. Orr, Weeburn Country ship flight on Saturday. G. W. Ben. North Hills Club •'£. 47-47—04 I Golf Club, Douglaston. The following are toe results: R. R. Perry, Sleepy Hollow I_J 53-53—106 Robert £. May, Oakhill Country Club 46-48—94 i. D. Finley. Rumson """ THAN JUST A MOTOR OIL! Country Club, N.Y. 37-35—72 Ralph Down, Mid Ocean Country Club. NJ 52-55—107 Ronnie Dwyer. Mid Ocean Club : 45-49—94 | F. J. Pasotti. North Hills Club .- 38-36—74 T. C. Smith. Riddell's Bay Golf Club. Douglaston. Thorne Wood. Kindley AFB 36-38—74 Golf Club 45-49—94 | LX • 54-54—108 David L. Jones. Fairgreens D. D. MacLachlan. York C. R. McAndrews, Garden Country Club. Jackson, DcrWns Golf Club, City Golf Club «W 59-51—uo 39-37—76 Toronto,, Ont. --s- 46-49—95 Ohio ,_yJ_J.?! Roy Peers, Kanawaki Dave Angus. Laurentian ^ John Gordon Miles. Winged Country Club. Montreal, Foot Golf Club. Mama- Golf Club. Montreal, P.Q. 47-48—95 | P.Q :y 57-55— -12 ygar roneck, N.Y. • .**: j*jll y.Of^ 39-37—TH_TJJ(V- RlgiBi,'Ri_'de_p*t*3{gy * &.AgA •"•fge** George Wardman. Mid pQolf Club 47-49—96 I mWM Ocean Club .*. *t**._**J;_*r 41-3tt—17 John Paul Jones, Phila- The following is the draw, .with Ev Hetland. Mid Ocean Club 39-39—78 delphia. Pa. .. ,.p;.. ... 51-46—97 | starting times assigned for today: Brock Park. Mid Ocean J. P. St. Laurent. Royal CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT -*•* | N T S Club 36-42—78 Quebec Golf Clyb, P.Q. 49-48—97 a.m. Ed Keating, Etwanock J. Molesworth, Watertown, 10.15—Robert E. May vs. Ed Keating Country Club, Man Mass ,._~%^p..^_^^ 49-48—97 10.21—John Gordon Miles vs. George chester, Vt. . . . 38-40—78 Hal Finsness, Mid Ocean McLaehlan Hal Lindquist. Mid Ocean Club . . 49-48—97 10.27—Thorne Wood vs Reggie Tucker Club . 38-41—79 Stanley Kugina. Riddell's 10.33—Ev Hetland vs. Ford Hutchings George McLaehlan, Ridge- Bay Golf Club 52-45—97 10.39—Ronnie Dwyer vs. Hal Lind wood Country Club 40-40—80 J. C. Allen, Toronto quist James Pearman. Mid Ocean Country Club. Ont. «£*.'..{ 44-54—98 10.45—George Wardmnn vs. W. J. Club 40-40—80 Ed McCallum, Riddell's Bay Barney. Jr. Reggie Tucker. Mid Ocean Golf Club 50-48—98 10.51—David Jones vs. Jim Pearman
cta,> 39-41- .80 John Finneran, South Bay • • •"*»*- • • 10.87—Brock Park vs. J. A. Fuller W. J. Barney, Jr., Fairfield Golf Club. South Bay. Country Club. Conn 38-43—81 N.T. 50-49—99 FIRST FLIGHT pjn. €sso 12.45—A. P. Modjeska vs. Jackson Under' the distinguished patronage of Hit Excellency The Bright 2.00—Dr. D. C. Meyers vs. Sir Alex Governor l.t. Get*. SIT Alexander Hood GMJE., K.C.8., ander Hood K and Lady Hood 12.57—A. W. (Sonny) Flood va. B. C. Bant 1.03—H. M. Stovin vs. Curtis Car- valho 6 X T R « HI] 1.09—Daniel King vs. G. W. Meh ling &)9\ 1.15—Struan Smith vs. J. L. RuUedge K 1.21—Manuel Pimental vs. Stuart Outerbridge 1.27—-J. P. Dunn va. M. A. Mather MOTOR SECOND FLIGHT a_m. 9.15—Bill Tomson vs. T. C. Smith 9.21—R. R. Perry vs. John Paul Jones *&e£ 9.27—A. H. Murtha vs. Dave Angus 9.33—Donald Smith vs. t. Moles- ,l worth . *AG_ • PROTECTION 9.39—H. L. Priestley vs. D. D. Mac Lachlan 9.45—Ralph Down vs. J. *>. St. Laurent 9.51—W. B. Mattimore vs. Dave Riggs 9.57—F. H. Orr vs. Hal Finsness
THIRD ROUND a.m. 11.15—Stanley Kugima vs. J. Sculley 11.21—E. B. Crawford vs. L. C. Klein fjjjl3^ Dpirail Pleasure.- -IJJJSP farYoupM Harness Horses To Compete For Speedbird Trophy Tomorrow Dry Cleaning stumbled and broke a leg, having ever to represent Bermuda at the For to be destroyed. Sports Correspondence national championships. SIX PACERS AND TROTTERS Helstan will be in the centre of Pat Blee Retains Title Pembroke, It is good to know that tfae Service the field . consisting of Social players of the past have helped Bound, Chief Squeeze, Goof Off Bermuda, April 14, 1953. these boys gain experience and I Phone 2104 ENTERED fOR MILE HEATS and Fanny. know the team will show their There will be three other races The Sports Editor, appreciation by doing their best. Sunshine Cleaners lite Royal Gazette, —a five furlong sprint for run- Yours truly, ers, and two one-mile heats for the Hamilton, "The Home af Better Medalist Gets Top Weight Of 126Clas s B harness horses. Dear Sir, BOB BARRITT, Gleaning" The second and fourth races will The water polo team will be Captain, 1953 Water Polo Touring tmjmajm*. form tite first daily double, and leaving for the United States Team. For 7-Furlong Running Feature the sixth and eighth the second. junior national championships on The first race is listed for 2:15. Sunday, April 19. On behalf of tiie team, and the The programme: fund raising committee, I would Six of the top harness horses at the Shelly Bay race track FIRST RACE — One Mile — Class B like to offer my sincere thanks to will compete for the Speedbird Trophy tomorrow in" the — Trot, or Pace — Time 2:15. the many business firms who featured event on the Bermuda Jockey Club's eight-race 1. Signal Victory. L. Parris have donated prizes, and tp all programme. 2. Bobbie's Sister, E. Smith who have helped and supported The horses will compete in two Medalist still allocated 126 pounds, 3. Penny Peck, A. Pimental our dances. Fresh Strawberries heats over one mile, listed as the while How Bonnie, winner of her 4. True Tres. S. Aubrey Especially, we are grateful to Qhh and seventh races on the card. last three starts, including two in 5. Bowmite, K. Aubrey all ' the ex-water polo players. 6. Dill Reaper, M. Smith Although many were unable to In the event of different horses a row over Medalist, has second 7. Victory Strathmore, E. Roberts winning each beat, a runn-off will weight of 121. attend our functions, some sent 8. Prince Want, J. Mello. along their contributions. That be held later to decide the winner. No. 1-2-3 and 4 first line; No. 5-6 With six horses .entered, there SET TRACK RECORD point is very important to our How Bonnie last week estab trail front line 10 yards; No. 7-8 Tail team, because it is the youngest will be two lines, of necessity. second line IS yards. No handciap has been doled out in lished a track record of*1'A1 1-5, this event. clipping two-fifths of a second off SECOND RACE — Seven Furlongs — In the front row will be Sunrise the mark set by Our Slogan last Weight Handicap — Tim* 2:35. FINAL STANDINGS IN Friscoe, on the rail, Miss Ruth season, winning Skycruiser Mile. First Half First Daily Double "B" LEAGUE BILLIARDS High, Pebbles and Ilean D. In Tomorrow's race will be over 1. Whiteman's Green, Taylor the second will be Lee Long and seven furlongs. (116 lbs.) 2. Lady of Honour, Fox (124 lbs.) The following are the final Wayne Brainard. How Bonnie will be oh the out side of the field, with Medalist in S. The Kicker, Churm (118 lbs.) league standings of the teams MAPLE LEAF WINNER the No. 5 starting position. 4. Dora N. Tops, Furbert (134 lbs.) which have competed in the "B" Lee Long won the Maple Leaf Low-weigh ted Chadot, at 112 5. Time-O, Goulden (116 lbs.) League Billiards- competition during'-the past season: Stakes a couple of weeks ago, pounds, will be on the rail at the THIRD RACE—I MUe — Class.B — beating Wayne Brainard ia a run start. Lady of Honour, 115, Trot at Pace — Handicap — L PF PA off, when the latter broke at the Maelstrom, 116, and No Loving, Second Heat — Time 3:00 Nationals w15 3 66 24 crucial moment. llS, are the other entries in tbe 1. Signal Victory, L. Parris Colony Club 2 12 6 58 32 Last week Wayne Brainard, race. 2. Bobbie's Sister, E. Smith Colony Club 1 . . 11 ' *»"• 53 37 driven by Johnny Mello, trotted Medalist will be ridden by . 3. Penny Peck, A. Pimental Spanish Point 12 6 51 39 the mile in 2:13, the fastest time '.Shorty" Churm, leading jockey 4. True Tres, S. Aubrey Queen's Club . 9 8 48 43 of' tbe season. Tomorrow, the at the track this season, white 5. Bowmite, K. Aubrey Comrades 1 : 8 10 42 48 Dunkley Dairy entry will be Seward Fox, last year's champion, 6. Dill Reaper, M. Smith Somerset . 9 9 41 49 driven by Wesley Mello. will be up on How Bonnie. Cliff 7. Victory Strathmore, E. Roberts Sandys 6 12 36 54 Johnny Mello will be driving Taylor will 'ride Chadot, Ben 8. Prince Ward. J. Mello DISPLAYING a forceful forehand, Pat Blee successfully defended Comrades 2 . 5 13 34 56 his own Sunrise Friscoe.. While Goulden will be astride Mael No. 1-2-3 and 4 first line; No. 5-6 his Bermuda Table Tennis Association's men's singles championship War Veterans . 3 15 21 69 no driver has been listed for Miss strom, and Norris Furbert, an ap trail front line 10 yards; No. 7-8 trail last Friday evening as he defeated Geoff Slater, finalist last season Ruth High, it is expected that prentice, will be riding No Loving. second line 15 yards. By McMullen in Cotton! veteran Leon Parris will be in tbe No jockey has been assigned Lady FOURTH RACE—Seven Furlonjs — and many times champion prior to that. Blee, playing a steady, sulky of Abel Pimental's entry. of Honour, who might possibly be 'Running — Weight Handicap — all-round game won the final match, 23-21, 23-21, 16-21, 21-14, at scratched to compete in the second Time 3:20 Stuartie Ingham will drive ; Trinity Hall. Charlie Lines' Pebbles; Eddie race.* *s_J-t_i-fe Second Half First Daily Double You'll be fresh as paint . . , and twice as Davis, an apprentice driver, will FASTEST OF. SEASON 1. Social Bound, Goulden (116 lbs.) Clearance Sale 2. Chief Squeeze. Furbert (126 lbs.) handle Store Hill Stables' Dean D, The second race, over seven sassy ... in our new cotton blouses, and owner Irving Roberts will 3. Helstran, Churm (118 lbs.) Water Polo Team In Final furlongs, promises to be a thril 4. Goof Off. Fox (124 lbs.) drive his Lee Long. ling one with five good horses sprinkled with blue or pink strawberries! 5. Fanny, Taylor (114 lbs.) in Spring and Summer FAST TIME EXPECTED listed to start. 'Whiteman's Green, With a good track, the horses in at low weight of 116 pounds, FEATURE RACE First Heat Appearance Before Leaving sizes 10 to 18. are expected to tana in a fast time has the -rail to start. The chest FIFTH RACE—One Mile — Class A Dresses, Suits, in the heats. The track record nut holds tiie best time of the — Trot or Pace — Tte* 3:50 season for the distance, having 1. Sunrise Friscoe, J. Mello For UmS. Junior Nationals for tbe mile is 2:10, established 2. Miss Ruth High. No Driver sleeveless or short sleeves 62/6 ($8.84) last season by Victor Scott, a been clocked in 1:27, only half a second off Our Slogan's record. 3. Pebbles, S. Ingham Toppers, Skirts, etc, stable-mate of Lee Long, who is 4. Ilean D., E. Davis The twelve-man water polo team who will be leaving now racing in the United' States. Lady of Honour, at 124, is listed 5. Lee Long, E. Roberts Bermuda on Sunday to play in the United States junior other McMullen cottons from 42/6 With the exception of trotters for the No. 2 position. The Kick- 6. Wayne Brainard, W. Mello national championship at New_ York next week, were in Wayne Brainard and Head D, tiie er, 118, will be in the middle: of Wonderful Values the field, flanked on the outside FEATURE RUNNING RACE their final appearance at the Warewell .water carnival held other entries are all bobble pacers. SIXTH RACE—7 Furlongs — Running at the St. George Hotel indoor pool last night. Beth trotters are exceptionally by Dora N. Tops, 124, and Time-o, — Weight Handicap — Time fast closers, and a thrilling race is who las reverted to his original The players were all introduced 4:20 to the spectators before playing second while Don Doughty placed anticipated. name since being purchased by First Half Second Dally Double The Speedbird Trophy was I Deeb Saad. In recent meets 1. Chadot, Taylor (112 lbs.) in a friendly match which con **W*' placed into competition by British j Time-o ran under the name of 2. Lady of Honour, No Boy cluded the evening's activities. _. In a thrilling finish to the 50- Overseas Airways Corporation Beachcomber. (115 lbs.) With six of the team playing yard backstroke event, Derek H. S. Critchley and was won last season by Victor Helstan, a newcomer owned by 3. Maelstrom, Goulden (116 lbs.) on one side, and five on the other, Oatway was first in 36 seconds, Front Street West . . corner Bermudiana Road Scott, with Johnny Mello driving. Miss Sarah Gregg, will start for 4. No Loving, N. Furbert (115 lbs.) th^ strongest Whites defeated the beating Ray Constable by a touch, Vasco da Gama Building The featured running race, list the first time in the Colony in tiie 5. Medalist, Churm (126 lbs.) Blues, 4-0, after scoring one goal with Bill Adcock a touch further (open during lunch hour) back. ed as the sixth event on the pro seven-furlong fourth race. Last 6. How Bonnie, Fox (121 lbs.) in the first half. Francis Vallis, Reid Street gramme, also has six entries, with week Miss Gregg's El Zorro Walter Bardgett, Derek Oatwayp-_Dof offi bBardgety winnii|t starteg a 50-yard thed evenfree-- 7905+1 FEATURE RACE Second Heat and-«bn Bardgett, all of wh-t*ff*pByfe.ni^_40 ^.i seconds, with 78_*7+w.f.__m. SEVENTH RACE—One Mile — Class are expected to see a great deal- -Bobby Soares, a junior swimmer, A — Trot er Pace — Time 4:40 of action in New York, tallied placing second and Bernard 1. Sunrise Friscoe, J. Mello goals. (Easter) Hayward third. 2. Bliss Ruth High,. NO Boy 1 The featured 50-yard freestyle The novelty ball-and-spoon 3. Pebbles, S. Ingham race was won by Francis Vallis, 4. Dean D.. E. Davis race was won by Soares, with ! the Bermuda champion and Oatway taking second place and 5. Lee Long, E. Roberts record-holder, as he touched tbe Alf Bates third. 6. Wayne Brainard, W. Mello end of the pool Inches ahead of Although the 4 x 50-yard relay Motorists! Here's News! ft EIGHTH RACE—5 Furlongs — Run Derek Oatway after a close race. team of Oatway, Canton, Bernard ning — Weight Handicap — Tony Canton finished third, while H: yward and Judy Ella won in Time atta young Bill Adcock, took fourth 2:01, they - were disqualified for Seeond Half Second Daily Double place, Vallis was clocked in 27.5 an CRdSfcWORD PUtZLE Answer to Saturday *e P ux tie Front Street A 6 A S P A N K A Alt? ACROSS 40—Diphthong 41—Card game L E £ R A T E N P 1 B 1—Man's name 43—Ventilates i /V. P B T t 0 P P L B 4—Note of'scale 46— Writing A • J—Excuse Implement -J T V R M. 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UmA K_p>tpppWI>p»,lp_WP,lppp. THE ROYAL GAZETTE,"WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1953 Page 9 GERMANS SORRY ABOUT f AR, ADENAUER SAYS CHICAGO, Illinois, April 14 (Reuter). — The majority af Germans realised what had happened in the Second World War and felt sorry for what had happened, Dr. Konrad Adenauer, Chancellor of West Germany, told reporters here today. /~\ At a press conference in the Bismarck Hotel, Dr. Adenauer was asked whether it was true that the German people wore not sorry fear anything except losing -_<-"> *»-' m*Z/r - the war. He replied: "Tliat simply is WERE NEVER LIKE THIS not true." Dr. Adenauer was also asked whether many Germans desired another attempt to master Europe, to which he replied: "If yoa came te Germany and studied the situation, you would soon realise that no large circles — not even small circles — aspire to the .embroidered! embossed! mastery and domination of Europe. We are glad if we can live." polished! and textured! Sir Stanley Spurling (fourth from left, back row), Bermudian director of Rotary International, with other members af the board John F. Burrows of directors at their meeting in Chicago earlier this year. Other directors are from the United States, England, France, Uruguay, Canada, Denmark and Japan. & Co. Ltd Printed madly or soft as 58 Front Street Allied PoWs On The Troops Hunt WEST INDIES TALKS Plaque In Memory Branches: Queen Street, Way To Freedom sunrise — these are the Corner Shop, Paget, CONTINUE IN SECRET Of Warwick Package Store, St. George's Continued from Page 1 Mau Mau Killers munists. The convoy is due to Federation Issue Being newest cottons under the sun, Duty Free Prices complete the 200-mile trip at Of Four Soldiers Academy Governor Kaesong on Friday. Allied jets maintained a pre Discussed In London to point up a pretty tan. SCOTCH WHISKY 5 Bots cautionary watch over the line ef FORT HALL, Kenya, April 14 A plaque in memory of her Cutty Sark , $16.00 (Reuter). — A score of fighting (Special to the New York Times husband, who was a governor of trucks yesterday, despite a low and The Royal Gazette.) Teacher's ______14.50 ground haze which cut off the patrols were tonight engaged in Warwick Academy from 1933 to Jacketed and stoled John Haig 14.50 slow moving column from view a concentrated manhunt (or a LONDON, April 14.—Tbe West 1943 will be unveiled tomorrow Mau Mau terror gang which killed Indian federation conference, by Mrs. C. S. Ashdown at a Highland Queen ,, . 1339 much of the time. Produce of the aerial patrol is to assure four teen-age European soldiers convened witb the aim ef uniting ceremony in the school quad •font's Liqueur ______14JW in a thick jungle 40 miles west of Britain's Caribbean colonies into rangle. Until the unveiling the styles, in sizes 9 to 15, King William V.O.P. 1150 freedom from attack. * Observers here said it was here. a new dominion, entered its simple, bronze plaque will be -~M»9 John 12.50 designed to furnish iron-clad The four dead Europeans — an second day today in secret session. covered by the school flag. Lauder's Cream ______12.50 Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, Secretary 10 to 18. proof against possible Communist acting sergeant and three privates of State for the Colonics, wel Tbe- ceremony will take place claims that United Nations planes of the Kenya Regiment, all under comed the 27 delegates and at the end of the school sports RYE WHISKY fired on any of the 600 Allied 20 — were killed by a Mau Mau observers yesterday and spoke of and will be attended by tbe Canadian Club , 13.50 prisoners scheduled to be re sniper. the economic advantages ot* senior pupils and visitors. Mr. George Perkins, headmaster of Seagram's V.O. , 13.50 turned. Their patrol had been tracking federation. But, he said, despite SLOW PROGRESS the- gang—variously estimated at I Warwick Academy, will intro from 85/- Schenley Reserve ______9.00 the British Government's favour The convoy, twisting over the between 30 and 100 men—all day able view of the project,. this duce Mrs. Ashdown. bom b-p i 11 e d North Korean yesterday. Just before dusk they country did not wish to impose Tbe plaque will be placed on BOURBON countryside, made slow progress. saw an African dodge into a hut its policies on tbe colonies and the wall beneath the school Kentucky Tavern, 86 proof _ 15.50 There was a lengthy noon halt on a deserted station. federation must depend on the turret where an electric clock, Walker de Luxe 13.50 at Taechon, the one regular stop Tbe Kenya Regiment men sur will of the colonial legislatures. presented to Warwick Academy Charter Oak, 100 proof 17.50 scheduled for each day under rounded the hut. One member Responses were made on behalf some months ago by Mrs. Ash terms presented by the Com crept up and set the roof on fire. of the. colonies which have down, as a memorial to her hus RUMS munists to U.N. representatives Sergeant Joseph Baillon rushed accepted tbe principle of federa band, is fixed. at Pan Mun Jom. forward, kicked open the door tion — Trinidad and Tobago, Bacardi Blaaca , 13.00 Red officials disclosed at yester and threw in a hand grenade. The wording on the plaque Jamaica, Barbados, the Windward reads: "The clock in the turret Myer's Planter's Punch 10.00 day's Pan Mun Jom liaison Tte terrorist hiding in the hut Islands, Dominica, Grenada, St. above was presented to Warwick 7'927-fw. Barbados Mount Gay 4.75 meeting that two more convoys fired a pistol at the sergeant, who Lucia, and St. Vincent; the Lee Academy' by Mrs. C. S. Ashdown would leave Yalu River towns staggered back with a bullet ward Islands, Antigua, Montserrat in memory of" her husband, Cecil BRANDY with Allied sick and wounded through his cheek. and St. Kitt's-Nevis. Stanton Ashdown, a governor of this morning. One, with 25 As other members of the patrol The mainland colonies of .this school from 1933 to IMS." Hennessy *** 17.00 vehicles, will - set out from charged, a Mau Mau rifleman British Guianna and British Courvoisier *** 20.00 Manpo, abou tl25 miles north concealed in thick undererowth Honduras- and the British Virgin About two years ago Mrs. Ash Mattel **• . 17.00 west of Antung, while another picked off Ptes. John Dowey, Islands, which belong to 'the Lee down whose home is "Barrule," 25 vehicles will start from Michael Cantouniae and John ward group, though they rejected Warwick, asked Mr. Perkins to Pyoktong, 60 miles south-west of Bianchi, killing them all. the federation project, neverthe suggest what form a memorial ASSORTED PACKAGES Manpo. Tbe wounded Sergeant Baillon less have sent observers to the to her husband might take. Mr. The two columns will meet on lay out in a clearing near the huts conference. Perkins suggested that the No. 1 the journey and then travel as all night with thn rjirpant- of--the * After the speeches the delegates •appearance of the school would fresh complete stocks a single unit. The Communist patrol giving him first aid. At went into secret -session When be improved if a clock was in 3 bets Canadian Club stalled in tbe turret on the roof. 2 Bats Schenley . 12.00 officials gave no hint as to the dawn he was taken by jeep 40 they have finished talks on toe number of prisoners they will mites over rough tracks to Fort general aspects of federation they Tbis proposal was agreeable to carry. Hall. pill divide into a constitutional Mrs. Ashdown and an electric No. 2 clock was obtained from the HELICOPTER LIFT committee and a financial com 2 Bots John Haig The first man at the police post mittee for detailed discussion of United Kingdom. It was placed 3 Bots Canadian Club 14.00 All prisoners received at Pan to reach the wounded man was his the plan. j in the turret some eight months Mun Jom will be moved to Seoul brother, David, newly posted here. | ago and has given good service. No. 3 by helicopter, according to He accompanied the sergeant on where he died in -a military Witb the clock goes the memorial Colonel Raymond W. Beggs, the 53-mile journey to Nairobi, hospital. plaque. 1 Bot each: Teacher's Scotch, officer In charge of the sick and Canadian Club, Walker's wounded prisoners evacuation Bourbon, Schenley's camp. Rye, John Haig Scotch ... 15.00 Colonel Beggs disclosed that enclosures built at Pan Mun Jom No. 4 to handle Communist prisoners 1 Bot each: Grand Marnier, were made "extra large" so that Benedictine, Creme da they could be used for a sub ready for anything under the sun... Cacao, Heating Chewy, sequent full scale prisoner ex Hennessy *** 17.00 change "if tbat should ever come off." No. 5 Allied officers at Pan Mun Jom and Munsan also wore hopeful I Bot each: Teacher's Scotch, that full-scale meetings with the Schenley Rye, Gordon's Communists to discuss a truce Gin, Kentucky Tavern would start soon. But it is be Bourbon, Hennessy *** 13.00 lieved in some quarters that General Mark Clark,, U.N. No. 6 supreme commander, is pur 1 Bot each: Teacher's Scotch, DEnim SEPflflflTES posely delaying his reply to the Bacardi Blanca Rum, Communist proposal for renewed L.Bert Brandy ***, talks Until the exchange of sick Schenley Rye, Walker's and wounded is well under way. Bourbon ! 14.00 BOMBING CONTINUES Meanwhile the war went on No. 7 sporadically. American Super 3 Bots Canadian Club fortresses showered 1,000 tons of NASSAU STRAWS 2 bete Kentucky Tavern _„ 15.00 bombs on communications centres at Pyongyang, North Korean No. 8 capital, during the night. Crews said there was little opposition Get yourself together in a 3 Bote Half V.lisky G.L. from enemy anti-aircraft; 2 Bote Teacher's Scotch 14.50 South Korean troops killed 68 complete wardrobe of fresh, . PANAMAS North Koreans when* they re No. 9 pulsed an attack by 400 Com 1 Bot each: Seagram's V.O., munists on an outpost north-east bright denim — so Teacher's Scotch, Cour of the Punchbowl, tbe Eighth voisier V.S.O.P., Ken Army announced. wonderfully wearable and** Time now to choose your new summer straw . . . one tucky Tavern, Heering Some of the attacking force Cherry _. 1950 fought their way into the outpost washable that combines handsome styling, cool comfort and an trenches during a battle lasting 787Sfw. an hour, but were driven off. unmistakable air of good quality. Here now you'll in co-ordinated colours — find just such hats in the ever popular Nassau straw FADED BLUE, GOLD, GUN METAL, .and. new, smarter Panamas. Right now size ranges BROWN, CORAL are complete and you can choose from dozens of handsome bands. • BONED SUN TOPS, iM-m**- from 27/6 To a special • PULLOVER SHIRTS -_.... | | 27/6 35/- to 65/- friend in • BERMUDA LENGTH SHORT$ jj ___ 30/- • WRAPPED SKIRTS .__.. 42/6 . * , hospital Sizes 10 to 20 send a floral remembrance* fUt Verdmont florist HAMILTON. fT.fiiOWSS/*^ CASTL1 HAtBOt **>» Phone 4612 Queen Street 4 f^ 7902tw. 798. w. 793.it- Page 50 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1953 1053 Phone an Advertisement — Be Glad with Results 1053 HELP WANTED WAWTEP IP BUY fPR SALE suburbs also opened, in spite of EXPERIENCED WAITER for lunch OLD CHINA — Cluttered Closets? Sell the strike, whteb was for more Conditions of Advertising and dinner, or dinner only. Also your old china, glass, silver, figu rines and knick-knacks to Little Por- Wearing Apparel pay and shorter hours. It is a conditioin of acceptance waitress for lunch and dinner. Apply rit. Telephone 4787. • Presentation To Lily Bride Over 1,000 pickets paraded Royal Bermuda Yacht Club. of advertisement orders that the Sale of early SPRING HATS, this before the main Macy shop on publishers of The Royal Gazette and BOATMAN: Experienced, to pilot and Great Britain 2/6. 5/-, 10/-, CI Yreek.only. Straws and flower hats, Herald Square and jeered The Sunday Royal Gazette do not maintain petrol-engined cabin STAMPS used on parcels. Stamp 25% off. Antoinette's, Church Street guarantee the Insertion of any cruiser for period of approximately Shop, Held Street. West. shoppers who entered. About particular advertisement on a specified c: ' .I • ' : — ' By Junk. O-Jber one month from April 20th. Phone 100 police patrolled the area. date or at all, although every effort 4131 or 5047. will be made to meet the wishes of BARGAINS — CLEARANCE SALE A Macy spokesman said that advertisers; further, they do not FOR SALE — presses, lined and unlined Suits; approximately 1,500 executives, HOUSEMAN. Apply Time Office, Toppers, Blonse', etc. Half sizes fn- Continued from Page 1 accept liability for any lora or damage Princess Hotel. buyers and other non-striking caused tar any error or Inaccuracy PROBLEMS PERISH cluded. .H. S. Critchley, Vasco da Office Equipment Gama Building Reid Street. donate tbe proceeds of their In the printing of any advertisement. EXPERIENCED GARDENER — Whole WHEN I SPRING ON 'EM. CHRYSLER HANTS SHUT employees were handling the or part time. ' Good wages to re charity ball — £11-15-6 — to sales jobs. CALCULATING MACHINES. — See victims of the tornadoes. Classified Rates liable man. Phone 9248. When, with my famous the low-priced "Facit" or have the LADIES and GENTS SUNGLASSES M STRIKERS' PICKETS force and fire, I spring on "Sumlock" demonstrated. — Sunshine are now .available for those bright Five chamber members were Minimum rates for 15 words YOUNG GIRL required as Secretary. Supply Co., Reid St. summer days. Lusher & Co. (additional words 3d. extra per word): Two Young Girls as Tailors' Assis an everyday problem, it Phcme 2135. appointed to tbe nomination DETROIT, April 14 (Reuter). One insertion, 4s.: two, 3s. 9d. earn; tants. E. N. Lespere, Washington Lane. perishes FAST! I'm a Royal ADDING MACHINES — From committee for the elections at the -•— Picketting lorry drivers forced // You Have A three, 3s. 6d. each; four, 3s. 3d. each; £22.10s., these fast, dependable end ot May. They are Jdr. five, 3s. each; six, 2s. 9d. each; seven PORTER immediately. Coral Island Gazette Classified wi, you CLOBH' PEAK CAPS, good assort- a halt in production today at machines ajftf available in sterling or m."t. ttt sixes and colour* 'for Robert Motyer, 'Mr. William 2s. 6d. each. Ctob, Flatts. see. dollar models. Sunshine Supply Co., four Chrysler Corporation car Insertions must be made within suml r days. Lusher & Co. Whole Parker, Mr. Kimball Hollis, Mr. HOUSE HEADWAITRESS (White) for Staff Whether you aim to re- Reid St. sale 15. plants, from which 15,800 men period of one week, pecial reduced coyer something you've lost, Wallace Pitman and Mr. Peter prices for multiple insertions for Dining Boom. Apply Personnel 4-Drawer FILING , CABINETS with Welch. Mr. Ede, retiring presi were sent home. COTTAGE extended periods. Manager, Princess Hotel. hire good help or rent lock, quarto awe. £ 16 each. Ber Chrysler said its entire Detroit vacant units, I remove the muda Press, Limited, Stationery Store, Bouts.. Motors dent, said be would not run for or COMPETENT SALESLADY. Apply Re|d St.. Hamilton. • amy office next year, primarily operation might be affected if the Archie Brown, Queen Street. worry in a hurry! dispute were not soon settled. LOST AND FOUND FRANCIS BARNETT AUTOCYCLE: because be wished to establish a MESSENGER BOY. Apply Archie Phone me, and let's get OFFICE WASTE BASKETS. In olive precedent of the president This could involve about 60,000 started. Dial 1063. green cr grey. 22/6 each. Chesley Three gear- excellent condition: 1.800 workers. BUILDING LOT Lost K.K. BICYCLE. No. 11713, motor Brown, Queen Street. E. White's. mites. Hairy 'i"uc*:er, Ord Rd, Paget. stepping down at the end «a Mo. 11143. Reward £20. Contact year. The lorry drivers threw up tho R. B. Lentz, Bob*-t Valley Rd, Som AUSTIN VANS — Two, approx. 18 picket lines in protest against To Sell erset. months old; licensed aha insured TRADE SERVICES FOR RENT Radio for 1953. Good running order. £300 He noted that the nominating Chrysler's removal of dies from SPECIAL VALUK on brand new each or nearest offer. Sunshine Sup committee had been asked to a struck supplier plant. A ANNOUNCEMENTS ADVICE AND ESTIMATES of chill- ATTRACTIVE We-l-Furnished TWo- Mullard Radio.'., Model 2(15. Four ply Co., Ltd.. Reid Street. ensure that there was an election company spokesman said the Please List With room construction, air-conditioning Bedroomed House; beautiful view wave band with tone control and for each office. equipment. Call Harold Pierce, E. D. of harbour; Within easy walking dis phonograph pick-up attachment. Was EXCELSIOR AUTOBYK, 2 speed with trouble followed a strike at the WORK TAKEN IN at City Cleaners on MacRonald, Ltd., Fhone 1101. tance of Hamilton. Available for £32, now £->... while they last. reconditioned engine and new bear Mr. Critchley showed a March Herron - Zimmers Moulding Bermuda Tourist Bureau Monday and Tuesday now ready short lease. £65, or long lease CSS Young Trott lit Co . Ltd. ings. Phone 4131 or 5047 evenings. Company, which supplies Chry Friday and Saturday. We pick up and GOOD HOUSEKEEPING recormnends per month. Phone 1261. M. A. Gib of Time film about playgrounds, deliver. Phone 1268. , DURACLEAN. So why not give tt bons. then an aerial picture of Pem sler mouldings. * Smoke Shop Building a try. Call Duraclean Service at B? ./des Cor Accessories broke showing congested houses, The company said it went into Front Street Phone 5344 or 3697 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS.—Phone 4562. BACHELOR APARTMENT, Hamil and finally a picture of the pro the Herron-Zimmers plant on Central Group 1322; Hamilton ton, suit business girl. Moderate RALEIGH BICYCLES — Three-speed JOHN BOLL TYRES. For best quality posed playground near the Croup 1873, or write P.O. Box 130. Ton can get a real PETER PAN rent to buyer of furnif ure and equip- and other models in stock. Wadsons. and reasonable prices. Contact P. H. Saturday and took out tiie mould Clients Waiting HAIRCUT . . . also permanent ment. £75. Write Box 8770 Bda. Adderley & Co., ' Serpentine Road. Central School. ings "to keep our employees at waves. Ideal Beauty Salon, Phone Press. Phone 2011. work." 7125ftu tl... m.w. IJ. 3996. Pets "There is one danger," Mr. Ii, Critchley said tn answer to a STRIKE AT MACY**S FURNISHED DOUBLE BEDROOM in ALSATIAN POLICE PUPPIES. Phone Garden Supplies ii* Hamilton. Suit couple or tun- 3626. question. "If we in Bermuda NEW YORK, April 14 (Reu [ii gentlemen. Breakfast if desired. NOTICE INSURANCE GARDENING MADE EAST: Rotoette allow ourselves to continue the ter). — Thousands of employees _. Phone 3299. Household Equipment and Clifford Power Cultivators. kind of divided thinking tbat of Macy's, New York's largest PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE Richardson, South Shore, Paget W. department store, went on strike provides benefits for bodily injury, SMALL UPRIGHT PIANO. The Little Phone 2510. says, 'If you don't do this then NOTICE Advertisers inserting ad death. Consult Bermuda Fire & French Shop. AEROSOL PRODUCTS — bug killer, I won't do tbat,' the whole Island today, but the store opened far Marine Insurance Company. roach kilter, mothproofer, water- LADYBIRD ELECTRIC LAWN- will really suffer." business as usual. vertisements with the under Private COTTAGES and APART oroofer, glass sealer. Phone 3173 — MC WEBS are efficient, economical, is hereby -given that JOSEPH MENTS; maid service and utilities 3804, Ambard & Company. Wholesale easy to use. £24.10 with 100-ft "If a group or individual says Four Macy branch shops in the mentioned Box Numbers are Included; daily rates. Phone Bermuda Only. cable, at Young Trott A Co., Ltd, he does not want to support this Cottages 4037. Richmond Road Death Notice Dip & Rinse EASY - AID SILVER thing," Jar. Critchley continued, TAVARES of Smith's Parish asked to call for them by the POLISH, tte new miracle cleaner, "they in many respects are doom 8-oz. and 20-oz. bottles. Phone 3173 in tbe Islands of Bermuda is 22nd April, otherwise they — 3804, Ambard & Company. Whole -Livestock ing their young people." will be destroyed. COWLISHAW — On March WANTED TO RENT sale only. LAYING HENS, 22/6 to' 30/- each. Mr .Critchley pointed out that FOR SALE applying to the Governor for Special discounts for complete lots. Bermuda was not faced with the 3rd, 1953, in London, England, FRIGID AIRE, in good condition. Ernest Motyer. Telephone 3048. Box Numbers One and two BEDROOM APART £40-0-0. Also Metal Baby Crfli greater problems facing such Well Built naturalisation, and that any LILIAN AILEEN OOWLI- MENTS and COTTAGES, good and Mattress, £7-0-0. Phone S453. cities as New York and Toronto, neighbourhoods. — Butterfield & Co. Builders' Supplies 7835 7974 SHAW, daughter of Mrs. L. Real Estate. Phone 4202. MOFFAT STOVE Four-burner with which are plagued with gang person who knows any reason E. M. Cowlishaw, (the former oven and warming oven, roaster. warfare. COTTAGE — near shore. May £30. Phone 1535. WINDOW SCREENS ready made. All HOUSE 5814 5481 Miss Lilian lnglis, of St. through August — 2 bedrooms. standard sizes. Ambard & Com In answer to another question, why naturalisation should not Partially furnished. Good references. ENTIRE -CONTENTS Furnished pany, East Broadway. the Youth Organiser said he ex In Shelly Bay Area George's, Bermuda) and the Phone 2391. 7932 7857 Studio, comprising davenport, cedar pected the recreation centre Comprising: be granted should send a late Mr. H. H. Cowlishaw. divan, easy chairs, baby grand piano, 18" CEMENT BALUSTRADES With would be used by children in the records, refrigerator, crockery, etc. fluted sides. Phone 2373 after Two Bedrooms, Living, 7968 ?aM*w. Write Box 8854, Bermuda Press. 8 p.m. surrounding quarter mile area, written signed statement of STAMP COLLECTING but that adults from all over Ber- Room, Dining Room and 7876tw. Beautify your home, office or store the facts to the Colonial with custom made VENETIAN Miscellaneous buda would use its facilities. He Kitchen. Room and Pit STAMPS bought tend gold. Com BLINDS. Lusher & Co. Wholesale thought that the proposed play already built for Bathroom. prehensive stock albums, catalogues SUB. PROTECT YOUR EYES from the sun. ing field would be supported by Secretary. and accessories. .Stamp Shop, Reid Have your own prescription made PRICE FOR QUICK SALE Street. VENETIAN BLINDS: Made in Ber into CALOBAR sunshades. Astwood- "the majority of people in Ber muda by tte Globe Venetian Blind Dickinson Co., Ltd. muda" Co. Telephone 2071 for prompt ser A full time recreation director £2,750 HALLETT, WHITNEY FOR SALE REAL ESTATE vice. Three days from order io In MANURE — By the sack or lead. stallation. Apply Freeza Fresh Foods. Phone should be employed at tbe field. Apply & PATTON 394 Part of the up-keep of tite field, TWO-FAMILY FURNISHED HOUSE MOPS — Dry, wet, sponge and dish VERY VALUABLE COMMERCIAL SITE Willi rental income of £760. Price mops. Fuller brushes and Fuller SIMONIZ — Kleener. Wax and Body be felt, could come from rentals MAYNE & CO. Attorneys for the applicant. £7,100. Phone 4728. shampoo. Fuller Brush Store. Phone Glaze. For a showroom shine use of the field for games and On the new Bermudiana Road Happy Valley. Phone 4152 5233. "Simoniz." At Garage and Hard bazaars. 791«t«*. (opposite Masters Ltd. "Clarendon" Building) For prompt and efficient service in ware Stores. Sunshine Supply Co.. your REAL ESTATE PROBLEMS, "PANELYTE": Modem plastic table Raid St. • "I think vandalism could be contact Mayne & Company, Happy and counter covering; many beauti prevented if we had an area like 252 feet by. 100 feet Valley. Phone 4152. ful colours.—Jeffrey & Sons; aA. 2071 JAMESWAY POULTRY FEEDERS, waterers, brooders, and livestock this," he told a questioner. together with the dwelling house WANTED: House*, Cottages, Apart AH INSECTICIDE that really kflh equipment. Call Sandys Brokerage ments fur sale or i-ental. Bermuda ants. Ask for "Chlordane" at Verd Co. Tel. 5001. "Pleasant Knotl" Tourist Bureau. Phone 5344 or 3897. mont Florist. FOR SALE CHALLEN PIANOS are used in most Clerks and Typists WARDROBE, kitchen dresser, electric first class hotels in Bermuda. Tte stove (two-burner, oven), refrigera Shirt Shop. tor, day beds, bath tub. Ernest Mot for Reception -work Kitson & Company, Limited yer. "telephone 3048. COWBOY WALLETS — The ones you // // have been waiting doe. Just re Conveyancing and Litigation Sole Agents We Offer Handicraft ceived. Lusher & Co. Wholesale, 2135. Departments. Legal exper DISPLAY CASES, increase sales. ience desirable but not 'Sionmjchofi Crawford House Tel.: 4277 For the GIFT SHOPS.. Souvenir beautify stores. Consult us. Free FOR SALE straw, straw, coral, butterfly wing detailed quotations. Lusher & Co. essential. Church Street jewellery. Lusher _k Co., Wholesale Phone 2135. This beautifully appointed home is Hamilton 2135. Apply in writing SEWING MACHINES — Sales, rentals, giving details of education located in Fairylands GIFTS—Hand tooled from finest Ber service. Machines from £25, Trade muda Cedar is all varieties. John and Terms. Cecil Harris, Church and experience to and comprises «SE' AIR" Davis, Cedar Step, Somerset. St 4448. Messrs. APPLEBY, SPURLING Four Bedrooms, Three Bathrooms North Shore, Pembroke. ELECTRIC LIGHT BULBS. Mullard, Hardware 40, 60 watt, 1/8 each; 75, 100 watt, and KEMPE, Large Living Room, Dining Room 1/9 each. Special discount to the Barrister-at-Law, Hamilton Butler's Pantry, Kitchen FOR SALE A delightfully comfortable METAL MOULDINGS—Stainless steel trade.—Young, Trott & Co., Ltd. and aluminium for counter, sink, 77_5_;+_»w«. Garage, etc. house located on sizeable table. Jeffrey & Sons. TeL 2971. For Marble MEMORIALS of heaub and distinction, contact Mrs. Jack property, including water Critchley. Phone 2208. Designed for gracious living front. CONCRETE MIXERS — 2 cubic feet Offered at a new low price Valuable City Lot capacity. New shipment. Supply FOR SALE 50 feet on Reid Street, Hamilton Limited. Sunshine Supply Co. Reid Accommodation includes:— FOR SALE Street. For further particulars and for appointment to inspect with a two storey building BERMUDA'S ORIGINAL PERFUMES. Beautiful please contact Living room with fireplace. Finest quality, lasting fragrance'. in excellent condition Sun parlour dining room. Fidelwood Perfume Shop. walker Arcade, Front to Reid Street, Hamil Well appointed modern ton. New House M. A- GIBBONS, LTD. Suitable for wholesale, retail .kitchen. Commercial Property HOUSEWIVES! Defrost your refri ON THE WATERFRONT AT Sole Agents or warehousing purposes. Two bedrooms each with gerator while you steep. Auto SOUTH SHORE, matic Defrost Clocks at B. D. Mac clothes closets. In Paget on Middle Road, Ronald, Ltd. Phone 1101. on approximately half an acre of Tiled bathroom. Kitson & Company, Limited Excellent Rental Return, TWO PREFERRED SEATS for the land, comprising two double A basement adaptable to Coronation. Breakfast and lunch Crawford House Tel: 4277 included. Apply Bermuda Reserva bedrooms, large living room, income earning apartment. Truly A Wonderfui tion Bureau. Church Street Investment. dinette, kitchen and tiled bath Hamilton room. D o wn stairs, garage, PRICE £10.500 laundry and shower bath, For Sale or near offer Reasonably Priced also for a Quick Sale ONE WATER LOT, It Pays To Approximately I mete. For complete details, and "SEA AIR" Disposal of W. D. Stores permission to view, apply:— Price £13,000 For Information Telephone 3521. for Flitcroft & Lightbourn APPLY Advertise 7866* WJ.W. §; £10,500 The final Sales by auction ol Surplus Ltd. Rego Agency Company North Shore, Pembroke West Engineer Stores at Prospect will take place Mercury House Front St. Court Street, Hamilton. Waterfront property with two bedrooms, living as follows:— Hamilton Phone 2953 VACANCIES AVAILABLE room, dining room, kitchen, bathroom and large Telephone 4374. basement. 776,rtm wi. 7»6_>+ for Wednesday, 15th April, 1953 The adjoining property to the west witb garage Cupboards — Sideboards — Refrigerators Two Fully QualiS-led having an apartment above and sufficient land — Water Heaters — Farm boilers — Car Refrigeration Mechanics area for another home could be obtained by penters' Benches — Mortice Machines — purchaser for a reasonable price. Lathes — Shafting — Slates — Timber — AU Applications Treated Confidentially Hardboard — Plywa-od. FOR SALE |f Apply in Person Phone 1015 Thursday, 16th April, 1953 to Bermuda Reservation Bureau MAHOGANY DINING CHAIRS The Modern Supply Company Front Street, Hamilton New Baths — Sanitary ware — Water MAHOGANY TABLES § 7941tw.lk. Supply Fittings — Electric Water Pumps. MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD East Front Street Friday, 17th April, 1953 * OAK DINING TABLES Builders' Hardware — Locks — Fittings etc. CARD TABLES KITCHEN TABLES MARK TRAIL By ED D0DD These stores should be of interest to aH DID vou HAVE YVES, MARYUH-.H FOH, PAUL, IM so Hardware Merchants and Plumbers. Sales will FILING CABINETS commence at 1030 hours daily, Stores may be viewed at RE Yard en Tuesday, 14th April, £153, (Card Index) between 9-12 and 1-5 p_m. MATERIAL by the bolt or yard, and many All stores must IM cleared by Saturday, other items. IS AprU, 195} From Army Surplus Auction _/ DAY AFTER OAV MARK MID AN DY R. A. FOSTER, Capt. RJt SEARCH THE VA5T EVERGLADES v EWING TROTT ROB CLUES OF THE «.I..SI NG £<•£.' Garrison Engineer. PAUL DICKSON, BUT THF GREAT Bermuda. Canoe Club Building MORASS GIVE- UP NO SECRETS, AND THEIR SEARCH IS ENTIRELY 7860tte.tr At. 7881*--. -.eaTHOUT SUCCESS THE ROYAL GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL-15, 1953 Page-i_f* SHIPPING NEWS Butler's budget _-___••• 5 Test* Of Red Sihcerity // Pacific SM e a m Navigation This explains Company's - Kenuta, delayed a "Shot to lie Arm day by engine defects, sailed m yesterday afternoon after repairs to the turbines were effected by Listed Before U.N. For Proftictioh the St. George's Machine Shop.. The. Queen of Bermuda will (Special to the New York Times and The Royal Gazette.) sail this afternoon win about -Mti-aed Iron Ptf* 1 370 pas-sengers for New York. > U.S. Legislators LONDpfl^ April 14. — The Canadian National Steamship Mr. Kyselyov said that he Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Line's Canadian Victor arrived hoped the agreement on the ox- R. A. Butler gave Britain a bud yesterday, after encountering change of sick and wounded Hail Tax Cuts get today "to encourage industry fairly high winds. would be followed by "a full and as a corporate Whole and as a flHCI IS44 The heavily loaded vessel —- just settlement of the whole prob living structure of human UNCI li*4 she is down to her Plimsoll marks lem of tbe repatriation of In Britain beings." — has 200 tons of sugar for the prisoners of war." It was what lie palled "an in Shoe Dept. Colony. centive" budget. All the "reliefs" leadership* in Royal Mail Line's Gascony The political committee had WASHINGTON, April 14 it contained fof Britain's over arrived yesterday from the West under discussion the Polish pro (Reuter).—United States Sena burdened taxpayers were, as he BERMUDA SHORTS posals to avert the threat of a Indies to load used cars for tors today congratulated Britain said, "carefully designed for the England. new world • war and strengthen prime purpose of giving tiie in The ship took the place of .the peace and Mr. Kyselyov said that tm her budget cuts and hoped the centive for greater production." Trimingham's are fussy about shorts, "the adoption and implementa Kenuta at No. 7 Shed when the United States would be able to The first reaction to his budget latter sailed. tion of these concrete proposals follow her example. and we've spent many years developing Another arrival yesterday was would make'it possible to settle proposals was one of relief among the U.S. Coast Guard cutter the Korean question in short Senator Homer Capehart (Re the ordinary taxpayers that their the marvellous styling that makes these, Yakutat. The U.S.S. Device, a order." publican, Indiana), chairman of burden was to be lightened minesweeper, also arrived. the Senate banking and cur rather than increased for a Sir Gladwyn Jebb, said; that ha rency committee, told Reuters: change. But the most far- shorts the most flattering in the Island. shared the view, that the "It is wonderful news that reaching effects of the change in Assembly should not at this stage Britain is able to cut taxation Britain's economic and financial Salvation Army Cook's attempt to debate in detail the and get rid of some Government policy are likely to be reflected Korean question. in the nation's industry, agricul controls. I congratulate the ture and commerce. Secret Revealed At Death It was oa the question of dis British on the success they are armament that they found the having in handling their tough Mr. Butler's second budget as resolution and Mr. Vishinsky's economic problems and at the a Conservative Chancellor inevit GRIMSBY, England, April 14 ably will revive speculation (Reuter).—John Wilson, 62-year- statement "most disappointing." same time developing their mili tary defences. whether Mr. Churchill is think old cook in a Salvation Army "It would appear that the ing of a post-coronation autumn men's hostel here, died today. flwiat Union has made no real . "They are setting a record election to increase his narrow Then it was discovered "he" was advance since 1948 and that they which we might well take a look majority in the House of Com a woman. still insist on their proposals for at in the United States in regard mons — an eventuality which Police are trying to identify an immediate prohibition of to controls and reduced taxation. most professional politicians her, but for the time being she atomic weapons and for the re "I think it is one of the most discount. will remain on the official records duction by one-third within one healthy signs we have seen in a as a man. year of the conventional arma humber of ^ears, pointing to CROWNING ACHIEVEMENT They believe she begin living ments and armed forces of the wards a return to a more normal as a man .after World War One. five great powers. life in the world." ... Mr. Butler's crowning achieve ment was to find .a margin for Senator Capehart bas been one Major F. Graham, commandant BRITISH VIEW granting tax reliefs without cut of the hostel, said Wilson bad of the chief Senate advocates for ting appropriations for defence or worked there for .two years. No "If this is indeed their position the lifting of all United States the social services. In fact both body had suspected she was not a and if they insist, as they have Government controls. estimates were up, defence by man. done in the past, that their pro £108 million over last year aad Those who knew bar in tite Senator Richard Russell, of posals must be accepted and that Georgia, senior Democrat on the social services by £80 million. hostel said she was reticent about no alternative solution is even t It is apparent tbat Mr. Butler ( Hand lasted English Shoes — her pact, hard to get oa with, had armed services committee and its worth considering, then , I . am former chairman, said: hopes to make good the losses no known relatives and no afraid that future discussions in from his tax , concessions by by Richard Taylor of Northampton. friends. She was tall, slim and tee disarmament commission is , "The budget announcements economies fit Government spend dark-haired. likely to prove sterile," he said. came as a pleasant surprise to ing and increasing revenues from the, Senate members- I don't customs and excise duties. The know how Britain managed it, excess profits levy which he but. she if can put taxes arid still promised to eliminate next Janu These fine lightweight calf brogues ore keep her defences in good shape ary is expected to yield £106 Rupqrt&New YearAdventure-21 she deserves credit. I hope we million in the interim. can do the same in the United jl Time will tell whether the new renowned for high grade workmanship, States." budget will prove in fact to be, Authentic Indian Madras Shorts expert styling, ahd superlative walking Senator Alexander Wiley (Re* as some economists said tonight, publican, Wisconsin), chairman of the most potent "shot hi the the Senate foreign relations arm" the British economy has Ideal for fun in the sun, these Madras comfort. Made with soft, pliable, yet committee, said; fiad since economic pressure "The fact that Britain ia main forced Sir Stafford Cripps to de shorts are typically tropical — and nicety taining her guard through the value the pound. However it is extra durable leather in rich tan, Richard true, as Mr. Butler said in the saucy. 1 largest defence spending in her history indicates that the British House, that the Government has 45/- (U.S. $6.36) Taylor shoes ore built for the connoisseur bave not been mentally sabotaged "moved for the first time in a by the Kremlin peace offensive. new direction." of footwear. £7.0.0 (U.S. $19.81) That is very hopeful. Sbe is Rupert ind Podgy win d e t inquisitively emers < i keeping her powder dry. nervously up the platform. " Wt After a pew Rup?n fnlit,. . mention of the tax cuts or other and £7.10.0 ($21.22) "We in the United States are reliefs. i can ft* the engine driver if he i* denly he starts forward. " i walking the same path, seeking going back, to Nutwood," suggest» this crate." he oil*. ' lt'< id- i Instead, it Minted out that de the little bear. But die engine cab dressed te Farmer Gr«*n to balance the budget and maybe fence spending would rise by at even reduce taxation." 1 7911+w. is empty. There ia nobody to ask, Nutwood. (Hooray 1 So ih train £106 million over last year, "the so they stroll back, and Podgy viW JBtka aiinna " , Moscow Radio, ia a brief report total figure being the highest Immmmmmmmmmmm -s 4-.1 ItlGHTS of Britain's new budget, made no ever in peace-time." i SESERVtD S—_—{^^P-MiSS-S: PpP.-«PpPp--p_PpPPtpp':PpPpP_Pa REDUCED 25% to 50% Our Famous Wool Tartan Shorts. 200 CLASSIC BRITISH COATS Definitely different! These shorts are hand finished with reinforced waistband ;; Priced Originally £17.10.0 to £40.0.0 Jf.. for Jong wear. Wide choice of tartans. 85/- (U.S. $12.02) Now £13.10.0 to £30.0.0 (U. 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Miami, Florida, left Spokane Nationalists had 85 seats and THE early today and made its last the opposition 73, comprising 64 radio contact over Ellensburg, Continued baa ?*fe United Party, six labour and Washington, about 150 miles lion over tbe last budget. He BURDEN TOO HEAVY three natives' representatives. south-east of here. C.A.A. officials said the anticipated loss of One seat, normally Nationalist, OLIVE said the pilot was "obviously revenue from reduced taxation Tbe changes in income tax, was vacant. lost-*** would more than be made up by which few financial commentators Only 135 constituencies poll His destination was Boeing tax gains from an accelerated dared predict, will bring the rate tomorrow. Two Nationalists and Field, Seattle. economy. from *m% per cent to 45 per cent, 18 United Party candidates have i MAIV still the world's highest. The con been returned unopposed, and Most of the soldiers on board Tbe Conservative Party hailed ff cession will cost tbe Treasury there will be one by-election I t» ten were believed to bave been on the new budget as good news for £117 million in 1953-54. later. Tbe natives' representa _l their way to join a Marine trans everybody — rich and poor alike tives seats hold separate elections. wAo can make port at Seattle for service over since it did not slice off welfare "No one can deny," the Chan There will be straight Nationalist- -t seas. benefits or increase prices. cellor told the House, "that the United Party fights in 127 a perfect martini? burden of taxation is too heavy, constituencies. t A cryptic message from the The only price increase fore both on industry and individuals, plane early today told of the shadowed to the budget was on and that it drags down initiative JOHANNESBURG, South Most men think one gin mixes as failure of one of Its two engines. sugar, and this came along with and enterprise." Africa, AprU 14 (AP). — The the good news that it wUl soon Prime Minister suddenly ordered il will as another. The connoisseur be derationed for the first titae The fact that Britain had not all his Cabinet ministers bade to appreciates Old Gentry's superi since early in tbe war. been getting tbe best out of her Pretoria tonight as the troubled -f productive capacity sprang in ority. This rare gin, exquisitely Mr. Butler said tbe Govern country prepared to vote in a blended in limited quantity to spe E. GERMANS ATTENDING part from "our terrible burden of general election fraught with ment planned to ami 14 years of taxation .... Even after tbis serious racial implications. 1 cial formula, is actually three gins sugar rationing "soon" and, as a EAST-WEST TRADE TALK budget we shall not have let up Pretoria is the administrative from three British distillers. preliminary step, would increase to a level which can be called capital of South Africa. The, tbe current ten-ounce weekly even moderate," he said. we invite you to visit us at bamboo gate on the GENEVA, Switzerland, April 12 ration by two ounces on May 17. wind-up ef tha campaign for OLD GENTRY (Reuter).—A five-man East Ger Some relief for industry had tomorrows election found the harbour road in paget — where you will find an The £10 million Government been forecast, but most financial Government ministers scattered. man delegation arrived here to subsidy will end when sugar is exciting and unusual coUection of bermuda day for East-West trade talks experts felt the country's £438 The Transport Minister, Mr. derationed. million budgetary deficit on mat Paul Sauer, told a meeting in vacation clothes and accessories for ladies, ***m*th*- among 22 nations opening to men and little ones. morrow. (Eggs, ham, tea and sweets are years accounts would inhibit Humansdorp, Cape Province, the chief consumer commodities substantial' changes. Mr. Butler tbat Dr. Malan's action was "• » «S8fi ' •"• ''iMitral Grain Spirits This is the first time that East freed from controls in the past apparently took toe view that in necessary because "rumours are we are open for your convenience from 9.30 to tbe Germany has participated in con few months. Foods still rationed centives are more important than circulating of possible un FRITHS LIQUORS, LTD. ferences under the United Nations include meat, butter, domestic surpluses. pleasantness by irresponsible morning through the lunch hour every day including Economic Commission for Europe. cheese and margarine.) elements." thursday until 5.30. Wine and Spirit Merchants Mr. Butler also had good All sessions will be secret. news for British companies York Street Reid Street Mangrove Bay At the first session the dele CHEERS AND JEERS operating overseas. ST. GEORGE HAMILTON SOMERSET gates will declare tbe types and Congressman Reveals looking forward to seeing you, Mr .Butler said sugar deration From now on, companies doing Phone 9185 Mai 2964 or 4084 Dial 8150 I quantities of goods they will offer business to countries witb whom for trade. ing waa made possible by the Atom Bomb Secret FOXIE and REGGIE COOPER purchase of a million tons of Britain has no double-taxation agreement will get full British 77S?Tn-,wi_. Cuban sugar at "advantageous CiltaM-i from Page I 11: price a" His announcement tax relief on the taxes they pay I- evoked an uproar ot cheering abroad. Mr. Johnson, a former Stock from his supporters and shouts Tax -will not have to be paid ton City lawyer, made tbe FOP the cleanest wash of all H. CANADIAN NATIONAL STEAMSHIPS on porfits "frozen" in other comment m a luncheon address of "vote catching" from > M Winter 1953 Labourites. countries because of exchange before tbe Aviation Writers ii control restrictions. Association. —TURN TO TIDEI j Mr. Butler's 85-minute speech The Chancellor also proposed Afterwards be told a reporter: I Vessel Leave Arrive Arrive Bermuda pointed to Britain's economic to allow tbe Government to "Maybe I shouldn't have said that, Halifax Bermuda from B.W.I. comeback since October 1951, accept chattels—such as valuable but it s pretty generally known 1 when tbe incoming Conservative paintings — normally kept in that we have them over in Eng Government inherited a sick historic houses—for payment of land." Li economy from tbe Socialist Gov n estate duties. It also would Defence officials said that that ernment. He warned, however, accept the houses themselves in department had never released that there were possible pitfalls A .Steamer payment of death duties instead information on atomic bomb Apr. 21 Apr. 25 ahead, such as inability to sell of the heirs' cash. stockpiles or sites. Nor had the British goods abroad and the Air Force announced any using ever-present danger of inflation. POPULAR BUDGET of 10-engine intercontinental Summc r 1953 The Chancellor saw little pros B-36 bombers in Europe. The pect in tbe near future for tbe Tonight the feeling seemed that Air Force said its only announce Vessel Lv. Montreal Lv. Halifax Arrive in Bermuda free convertibility of sterling in tbis was a popular budget. One ments hi this regard had con to dollars. possible point of political contro cerned routine temporary assign "Our drive," he said, "WiU con« versy involved tbe abolition of ments of B-36 units. Can. Conqueror Apr. 17 Apr. 21 Apr. 25 tiie excess profits levy, imposed *Can. Constructor Apr. 28 May 1 May 4 tinue to be directed towards the Mr. Johnson made his observa freeing of trade as soon as pos by Mr. Butler in tiie last budget tions to discussing what he called *Can. Challenger May 9 May 12 May 15 sible from an restrictions and, to implement a Conservative cam toe "sombre picture" in Europe. when circumstances are right, paign promise. Tbe Labour He, said the North Atlantic Nothing in th* world withes clothe* to eiesa - Service opposition will probably ask why a* Tide does —nothing! Jamaica attain tbe convertibility of sterl Treaty Organisation was a The magie'e in die audi — lh* billowing, ing." toe Chancellor bam chosen to go "wonderful concept," but was bubbling euda. They draw the dirt dean out at Vessel Lv. Jamaica Arrive Bermuda back on a tax he felt was neces Mr. Butler lapsed into nautical hampered by "interminable de the fabric —and hold it. sary only 13 months ago. lay" due to frictions based on You have leas rubbing to do, to clothe* but metaphor to justify his-tax con longer. That take* time to show, but you'll as* cessions: prejudices hundreds of years at once that Tide give* tha cleanest waah af aB. Can. Leader June 6 June 11 aid. ' "There is a real danger of a CANADIAN LONDON AND 'Denotes all vessels able to carry Refrigerated Cargo lull — a sort of ebb tide — in tbe MAMME& h wasAc/othes Subject ta change without notice K__i.br British economy," he said. "We SOUTH AFRICAN STOCKS Hopeful Egyptian cksamrtfmtnyth/f^t^seknotw Tfep-Dii H«U*_rOO-_ JOHN S. DARRELL & CO., Agents must lighten the ship and give Statement On \ her way." By Courtesy 01 The Bank Suez Confirmed Of N. T. Butterfield, Ltd. Continued from Page I CANADIAN STOCKS (Noon prices In dollars) fact and on tbe realisation that Aluminium 46*% Egypt's pride and prestige are in Anglo-Canadian nil themselves an important factor for strengthening defence against Billfolds and Wallets Calgary and Edmonton nil CALIFORNIA FASHIONS Canada Cement Common nil aggressors." ., Canadian Pacific Railway 28 "4 Tbis apparently meant that Canadian Breweries nil Egypt continued to be unwilling . 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