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FRANCE SUCCESSFUL IN NEU BERMUDA'S AIRPORT BRITISH OFFICIAL PRESS THEY SAY BERMUDA AT THE OLYMPIAD NEARS COMPLETION Satisfaction Felt at Ger That just as the swimmers will re TRALITY PACT OF NATIONS turn, so the yachtsmen will depart. "Could be Used Now," Says many's Embargo—Tribute * * * Team Learns Valuable Lessons That everyone wishes them fair President Azana Sends Baggage Out Chairman of Committee Paid to Premier Blum weather and no favour. * # * * DETAILS OF MAGNIFICANT SWIMMING SUPPLEMENT TO STEAMSHIP That up to the date they have more Of Capital—French Fighters Executed LONDON, Aug. 24. (CP)—The news than held their own. CONTESTS SERVICE announced in Berlin today that * * * -Rebel Leader Asks For Help Germany had prohibited the export That just as a neutrality pact is ar of war materials to Spain in accord ranged, fighting in Spain grows So far as Bermuda is concerned, more savager. (By a Staff Correspondent) running track, immediately before tbe new, mucb debated and long ance with proposals of the French Hitler's tribune, the crowning of BERLIN, Germany, Aug. 24 (CP).—Germany Monday Government was received in Lon planned for Airport at Darrell's That it looks Uke the last big gam BERLIN, Aug. 10 (By Mail):— the Olympia heroes takes place. To agreed to declare an embargo on arms and airplane ship Island is virtually a finished project, don with great satisfaction. The |fact The performance of the Bermudian the right of the hero is the man that the decision was made, al ble for a power that isn't very ments to Spain, it was officially announced. Baron Konstan- according to tbe chairman of the secure. * * * Team in the 8C0 metres relay race placed second, and on the left is the Committee, the Hon. W. J. H. Trott, though the discussions with the in the Olympic Swininiing Stadium winner of third place. These two tin von Neurath, Foreign Minister, informed the French Madrid Government over the release That apparently only one man is who kindly consented to tali with happy about the situation. this morning served to emphasize occupy sUghtly lower steps on the Ambassador that Germany will decree an embargo effective a representative of this newspaper of an interned German monoplane what had been apparent when their dais. immediately without awaiting the outcome of the dispute yesterday. have not yet been concluded, has first individual efforts were made German girls, clad aU in white, made a good impression. The em That that is the ex-King. over the confiscated German airplane assertedly seized by The great hangar could now receive * * * jlast Saturday. They have not the place the wreath of oUve twigs on bargo is now in farce in Britain, finishing power of the majority of the bent heads of the athletes. the Spanish Loyalist Government. and comfortably house a plane, the That there is a joke in the Shipping France and GermanJ*, and It is pre their opponents. Officials shake hands with winners only condition being that entrance world. * * * sumed Russia, Italy'and Portugal. There is nothing of disgrace in and hand them their medallions. MOSCOW, Aug. 24 (CP).—Foreign Commisar Maxim would have to be made via the south That for a long time those who! this. In actual fact, the Team Then, over the eastern portal of the Litvinoff and the French Charge d'Affaires M. Payard Mon ern "slip." The northern entrance wanted new ships said: ' 'Let George Today's developments in negotia have learned some extremely valu Stadium, immediately above the day exchanged notes by which the Soviet Union agreed to j is not quite completed but ttus^too tions for a non-intervention agree do it." will soon be in readiness. The ban able lessons. These lessons have huge notice board, the flags of the halt arms shipments to Spain provided Germany, Italy ment have given much gratification gar, by the way, is a structure lOOx- been learned in a hard school, for victorious nations are run up. in authoriatative British circles where That instead of George doing it, the and Portugal do likewise. 150 feet, with 40 feet doorway clear new records are continually being First to ascend the centre flag there is evident optimism that the "Georgic" WiU. ance. made and broken in aU events con- staff are the colours of the winner, PAMPLONA, Spain, Aug. 24. (CP)— wider dangers inherent in the situa in...* ^T. J_- . , • nected with this Xlth. Olympiad. or hero. When these are half-way Spanish rebel officers reported Mon STATE VISIT BY KING "AMENITIES BUILDING" tion arising from the Spanish con That the advice to swimmers is ex- „ • . up the staff, the colours of the na day the execution of five Frenchmen flict will now be obviated. Warm ceUent |The swimming has been occupying tion in second place commence to fighting for the Loyalist Government EDWARD The "Amenities Building" has tributes are paid to the patient and * * * the principal place on the daily pro- ascend slowly on another flag-staff and warned other French nationals farseeing statesmanship shown That unfortunately what is needed j gramme of the Games for the past to the right. Then, almost simul who join the civil war, that they been entirely completed—a most most is advice to non-swimmers. LONDON, Aug. 24. (CP)—A state important building when you con throughout and the difficult negotia | two days, and the accommodation taneously, the colours of the third expect the same fate. Accusing visit to Scotland by King Edward I tions of the French Prime Minister for 20,000 people in the Swimming nation begin to rise on a third flag- France of aiding the Spanish Social sider that this will be headquarters That perhaps the best advice to following the Coronation next May for the departments of Health, Cus Leon Blum. No secret has been made takStadiue carme iso fcompletel the demandy inadequats for seatse to. Staff to the left. ist Regime, Fascist officers asserted is under consideration, it was learned ! by the French Government of the those non-swimmers who wish the five French volunteers were cap toms and Immigration, those three to enter the water is that given Monday. His Majesty would stay essentials for ingress to any coun valuable and timely support which HUGE ATTENDANCES A VERSATILE BAND tured in a battle near Oyarzun and at Holyrood Palace, thus following | Blum's initiative has had from the by Punch to those about to enter try. matrimony: DON'T. put to death. the practice adopted by King George British Government. This afternoon, for instance, a The athletes on the dais turn to Whether or not this structure will * * * Claims of victories and charges V and King Edward VII. It is under crowd of 22,000 was jammed into wards the eastern portal and salute officially be designated as the "amen That the local weather experts are against France alternated in a flood stood the King favours July as the The Egyptain Premier Mustapha seats and aisles. Thousands more their flags. The crowd rise and give ities Building" is not yet fully de predicting rain. of communiques issuing from in most suitable date. Nahas Pasha, and other members had to be turned away. The at- I thevOlympic—or, if you prefer, the termined. But the building itself * * * surgent headquarters here. Despite of the Egyptian delegation, paid a Nazi—salute. We have heard more oo is said to be compact, comfortable, That that is always a good guess I tendances at these Games have French denials the rebels Insisted courtesy visit this morning to the been wonderful. In addition to the national anthems this week than and in every way admirably suited after an unusually long dry speU. a fleet of fifteen French planes bomb Foreign Office where the Anglo- most of us had previously heard. CANADIANS SMUGGLE for those vitally Decessary functions * * * 1100,000 or 110,000 who have daUy, ed Navaiperal and that other wai- Egyptian treaty will be signed in the swarmed into the main Stadium, Some of us had been curious to note that must be fulfilled therein. It That once when the churches prayed craft crossed the Pyrenees mountains WOMAN INTO U.S. Locarno Room on Wednesday morn it is estimated that anywhere up how the great band stationed under seems probable that the name will for rain a deluge foUowed. on the northern border and bombed ing. the eastern portal would cope with stand, if for no other reason than * * * to another 150,000 have been accom Oyarzun and Tolosa. The ships then modated daily at other "fields of the varied tunes. NEWPORT, VERMONT, Aug. 24. that it would be hard indeed to That the cynic said that was be returned to France. (CP)—United States immigration The Chilean Government has ex battle." One is tempted to describe their find a better one. cause the Methodists always over officials held three Canadians on pressed its thanks for assistance When the main events were taking performances as nimble. Certainly PARIS, Aug. 24. (CP)—Germany's The living quarters for the perma did things. smuggling charges Monday as they offered to Chilean nationals wishing place in the Olympic Stadium, Hitler they have proved versatile enough for agreement to an embargo on arms nent staff are likewise complete. * # # instituted a two-state search for a to leave Spain, all of whom have and the leading members of his ad- most of us. This band also plays and planes to Spain was hailed by These also constitute an important That the railway company certainly pretty Russian woman who, they be been evacuated in British ships. rninistration were in attendance daily music during intermissions in the the French Foreign Office Monday as part of what might be called our new put on some cars for the week end. heved, was aided across the border the arrival and departure of the programme, and it is worth noting signalizing the virtual completion airport "village", for those whose * * * Saturday. George Aime Leroux, Fuehrer being signals for sweeping that to date we have not heard one of the international neutrality ac constant duty it will be to supervise That traffic was very brisk. Florence Vincent of Montreal and demonstrations. single piece of jazz. cord. At the same time French or assist in keeping the port open, * * * Joseph Albert Gobiel of Graniteville, We have become accustomed to the The Games have not been without officials disclaimed any governmental active, and at high efficiency must be That facilities for travel increase the Quebec are under arrest for dis stentorian voice from the sky which their Ught moments as, for instance, part in the reported Spanish service cared for and housed in their island desire for travel. charging a passenger before reporting announces, principaUy in German when the Turkish winner of an event of French volunteers, five of whom home. "Queen Mar/' Makes at the Customs Station. Immigra oo but occasionaUy in French and bent his head to receive the wreath were reported executed by Spain's "AIRSHIP AHOY!" Record Transatlantic tion authorities said they beheved EngUsh, the results of the events. of oUve twigs. He omitted to re Fascist rebels. The spokesman said Of course, that is what everybody MONARCH BRINGS 720 the Russian woman walked across Crossing The public address system is surely move his dark red fez. The girl crown such volunteers must take "the wants to know—when we shall hear the border at North Derby and that as complete and satisfactory as any ing him was equal to the occasion. risks of war" and declared the Gov Continued on Page 4 Among those arriving yesterday With hardly a pause, she placed the the Canadian trio picked her up could be. ernment had been unable to prevent NEW YORK, Aug. 24 (CP)— on board the S. S. "Monarch of wreath on the top of the fez, and later and brought her here. The -00- Leftist "adventurers" from enlisting The R.M.S. Queen Mary claimed Bermuda" were the foUowing: the Turk stepped down from the search extended into New Hamp To Burn or Not to Burn? "OLYMPIC CEREMONY" under the Socialist Madrid banner. the Blue Ribbon in her second Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mortensen; dais, weU and truly crowned. shire and all highways are watched. That's Fred Waring's Transatlantic crossing Monday Mrs. Cameron Clark; Mrs. Hugh LISBON, Aug. 24. (CP)—Reports after speeding from Cherbourg Fenwick; Mr. B. Van Raalte; Mr. and We have become accustomed, too, oo BERMUDA'S SWIMMING that the Spanish revolution had Vacation Problem Breakwater to Ambrose Light Mrs. A. T. Van Loan; Mr. James to rising in our seats probably half spread to Portugal were declared by a dozen times in an afternoon, while ship in four days, seven hours McDonald; Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Huf The Bermudian Team was placed goverment officials to have been From Bermuda, the coral-tinted the Olympia heroes of 1936 are hon ADMIRAL BEST CALLS and twelve rninutes. Her aver fman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. McQuU- fifth in the first heat of the 4 x 200 island of suntan fiends and rum oured. This "Olympic Ceremony" "totally unfounded." age speed of 30.01 knots was .37 len; Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Swanton; metres relay race for men this swizzles, Fred Waring sends word of is brief. On a low dais beside the Commander Jayme Athlas, gen FOR UNDERSTANDING of a knot greater than the mark Mr. and Mrs. Robert Babcock; Mr. morning. There were enly three heats, what he has been doing to dismiss eral secretary to the President, said set by the French liner on her and Mrs. Vincent GiUespie. New in one of which the invincible Jap the thoughts of his Ford Dealers President Oscar Carmona was "quite VICTORIA, B.C., Aug. 24 (CP)— maiden voyage, June 3, 1935. York. anese swimmers estabUshed a new programme and the NBC network •well and happy." A call to the Canadian Middlewest The "Queen Mary" had broken Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Fitzgerald; Miss record of eight minutes, 56.1 seconds, from his mind. Not bicycling, mind ONE-DESIGNS vs. INTER- [Reports reaching London earlier to develop clearer understandings the "Normandie's" time for Mary O'NeU; Mr. F. J. Dowd; Miss thus improving on their own time you, nor deep-sea fishing, and cer said he had been killed.] of what he characterized as the im crossing July 26, but did not Mary Dyer; Miss Helen Dyer; Miss CLUBS made in 1932—8.58.4. tainly not sight-seeing. Waring is Government officials said the portance of naval protection was claim the Blue Ribbon because Agnes Dyer; Miss Mary Porter; Miss thinking—ruminating on the ad Continued on Page 10 country remained quiet. The si given by Admiral Sir Matthew Best, the course was SUghtly shorter. Winifred Green; Miss Ruth Sawyer; vantages and disadvantages of sun- Special Cables to Royal Gazette lence of the Lisbon radio station, Commander of the British West This latest trip was an hour and Mr. and Mrs. F. Dondero; Miss jbum. oo- which ordinarly broadcasts frequent Indies feet here. It was of no value twenty-five minutes faster than Phyllis Clark; Miss Grace Harvey; "As I write this," says Fred, "I On Saturday next four Bermuda bulletins on the Spanish civil war, to produce wheat, minerals or lumber the July 26 voyage. Miss Ruth McCormack; Miss Flora PERSONAL am sitting on a Bermuda beach, "One-Designs" wiU be shipped on had led to reports in London that a if those commodities could not be MacLeod; Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Kagan under a wide umbrella which thor the "Queen" for Long Island Sound state of revolution prevailed. exported, the Admiral said at a lun Mr. and Mrs. M. Symnies; Miss Pau where they wiU be saUed in a series Among the passengers arriving oughly protects me from the sun. line Meads; Miss Mary SulUvan. PARIS, Aug. 24. (OP)—All Spanish cheon. Commodities could be ex of races with the Long Island Sound yesterday morning by the' 'Monarch" When I venture out in the glare, Boston. Loyalist naval units have gone over ported only if the sea lanes were open -00 "Interclubs." were Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Bab- I wear a beach robe, a visored hat, From other cities came Lt. Col. and to the rebel side according to a dis to them and the most effective meth The four Bermudian yachts taking dock, who were married on Saturday and plenty of lotion slathered on Mrs. R. M. Perkins; Mrs. M. J. Jame patch to the newspaper "Le Matin" od of maintaining open sea lanes was part are:— in Newark, New Jersey. my nose. BERMUDA PRESS LIMITED son; Miss CM. CoUier; Mr. and Mrs. from Biarritz published here Monday. the establishment of an effective Cardinal, Commodore Bayard DiU. Before her marriage, Mrs. Bab "Throngs of mahogany-hued fel E. G. Christoph; Mr. C. E. Bunting; Although this report reached official fleet. Starting, Vice-Commodore J. E. cock was Miss Marion Hortense low vacationists consider me an Mr. E. R. Delan; Miss M. L. Patton. French circles, it was unconfirmed, Annual General Meeting Pearman. Waterworth, daughter of Mr. and eccrentric, but I am a lot more Mrs. J. H. ZaUas; Mrs. 0. P. White- Mrs. Charles E. Waterworth, Devon the paper added. carefree than they in their stern Flirt, E. R. Williams and Alfred SOVIET PLOTTERS PUT haU; Miss Katherine Connell; Mr. DarreU. shire. HENDAYE, France, Aug. 24. (CP)— cultivation of sunburn. It seems The Annual General Meeting of and Mrs. R. D. Brooks; Miss Jeanne -p * ** the Bermuda Press Ltd., was held in Princess, (J. S. Johnson) Bert "Send help or I'll be forced to sur to me that vacationists get pretty Daniels; Miss Barbara Thurston; Miss Arrivals yesterday by the "Mon TO DEATH IN MOSCOW the offices of the company yesterday DarreU. render," Colonel Aranda, com grim about burning up more hand Ariine Lanphear; Miss Marion Wood arch" from New York included Dr. afternoon when the financial report The races wiU begin on Sept. 3rd., mander of rebel troops of the strate somely than the next fellow. ward; Miss Ranice Birch; Miss Bea and Mrs. W. J. Connor, Lieut. A. MOSCOW, Aug. 24 (OP)—Sixteen for the year was read and adopted and the wipners wiU be the first gic Oviedo Monday warned General Tm not a sun-hater, but suntan trice Possner; Miss Claire W. Hano Cooper, Dr. H. M. Condie, Lieut.- confessed conspirators against the and the election of Directors took team to win four races. Emilio Mola, northern insurgent as a goal just doesn't appeal to me. ver; Mrs. E. F. O'NeU; Miss AUce Com. A. C. Dickson, Dr. and Mrs. Soviet State were sentenced Monday place. The Bermuda boats wiU take part commander. Colonel Aranda's ur I don't like the headache from over O'NeU. L, J. Eaton, Commander and Mrs. to death by the firing squad as the A very gratifying increase in the in other regattas, notably against gent plea was sent by wireless to exposure, the blistering, the days R. H. Landman. "highest measure of social defence" business was revealed by the report the Manhasset Yacht Club, and they General Mola after a squadron of of discomfort in clothes and the Mr. Harry Monks, sound expert of the Government. For the first and the company is in a very sound are expected to return on Sept. Government planes dropped fifty- peeling. Moreover, the sunburn en CONTENTS for Bermuda General Theatres, ar time since the Bolsheviks came into position. The foUowing Directors 14th. eight bombs on the Asturian strong thusiasts down here spend hours rived yesterday after a visit to the power they ordered the death penalty were appointed: Cable News. - 1 By special arrangement with the hold wrecking scores of important lying speechless on the beach, des studios of New York where he in for the leaders who marched in the The Hon. H. D. Butterfield, Messrs. British Official Press 1 Commodore of the R.B.Y.C, the re public buildings and killing many perately protecting their triumph spected the latest equipment as weU October revolution, nineteen years John F. Eve, H. D. Butterfield, Jr., Bermuda at the Olympiad 1 sults of each race wiU be speciaUy persons. ant tan. They are distressed if It as enjoying an extended vacation. ago. The verdict was handed down fades even slightly. They are miser Dr. H. C. Wilkinson, Hon. A. T. They Say - _.""" 1 cabled to the Royal Gazette and * * * MADRID, Aug. 24. (OP)—Seeming at dawn by the military collegium of Bermuda's Airport 1 Colonist Daily. ably envious of tans blacker than Gosling, K. F. Trimingham, N. B. Among the arrivals yesterday was ly reliable reports Monday said that the Supreme Court and was expected Fred Warm-* on Bermuda Tan 1 It is said that the increasing popu their own. DU1, E. R. WiUiams, L. G. B. PoweU, Mr. J. Fishberg, one of the first President Manuel Azana had sent to have a wide-spread domestic and Editorial 2 larity of the six metre class is Ukely "As for me—I'll arrive in New J. E. Pearman and MaxweU AUen. violinists in the New York Philha;- . -truckloads of baggage to Port Val international reaction. The prison Mary of S. P. T. 2 to end the reign of the Interclubs. York for my September 4 programme Votes of thanks to the Chairman monic Symphony orchestra and a encia amid Government fears con ers were declared guilty of having Letters to the Editor. 2 If so this wUl be regretted for the the same hue as the day I left. And and Directors were passed, and a very fine musician. cerning the southern rebel advance plotted with the exiled Leon Trotzky, Stock Quotations * annual meeting of these boats has if any of my gang looks at me sus tribute paid to the manager and the He is a great friend of the orchestral on Madrid Government leaders War Minister in the early revolution Sporting Page 5 been a great feature in international piciously and says, "Didn't you staff, for the excellent work done leader, A. Arriga, who, by-the-way feared the rebels from Bkdajoz in the days, to assassinate Dictator Joseph have a good time in Bermuda? You during the difficult period of trans Crossword Puzzle — • racing. fi sends his warmest regards to his west would reach Madrid by way of Stalin and others high in the Govern- aren't even sunburned,' I won't be ferring the business from the old Steamship and Mail -? 8 Up to date the Bermuda boats are 7 many friends here. -the Tagus river valley and Toledo. ' ment and Communist party. responsible for the consequences." location to the new Over the Radio. - in the lead. RALEIGH The finest quaUty in Bicycles"—WADSON'S Page 2 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1936
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(Students in All Parts of the World) Montreal Latest „.. «>5.0325 New York Latest $5.0325 ^^^^^•WH-'^W'^ \\w L THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1936 Page 5 THE CASTLE HARBOUR HAMILTON POUCE COURT FINALS IN SERIES OF RACES FOR Before the Worshipful H. Martin Godet Local and Foreign Sporting News CASTLE HARBOUR CUP The Ulting music of Eddie Witt On Sunday the finals in the series stein HamUton Hotel orchestra prov of six races over the Castle Harbour ed to be the undoing of WiUiam Waite English Cricket LI. Sound, Bermuda Yachts course for the Castle Harbour Cup JUNIOR TENNIS and Edward Salton Burrows on Mon to Compete in Team Racing was won last summer by the Itasca day night, 17th. inst. TOURNAMENT saUed by GranvUle SpurUng, but it is LONDON, Aug. 24. (CP)—"Closing now owned by Frank de SUva. Waite, who is 18 years of age, and scores in English first class cricket Local Interclubs to Take On One- Burrows, one year his senior, were The cup now passes to the Dream games played on Saturday foUow:- Design Kncokabouts in Series Sep Singles Finals outside the Dinghy Club, opposite owned by L. E. White and sailed by tember 2. the hoteL The syncopated har Kent 85 (Allen 6 for 39) and 14 for no W. Cowan, since she won the greatest Basil Gourlay won the Junior monies were too much for them. wickets. Middlesex 232. number of points in the series of six. Another team race between the Tennis Championship by beating They could not restrain their itch- # * * The first race started at 12:40 Sound Interclub Class and the one- tag feet. They executed a pas de Sussex 405 for 7 wickets (John Guy Macfarlane in a very dose match p.m. opposite the hotel to a mark design knockabouts of the Royal deux, to the embarassment of pe Langridge 156) vs. Gloucester. 6-4, 6-4. Gourlay got a good start easterly ta line with St. David's Ught. Bermuda Yacht Club probably wiUbe and took three games before Macfar destrians, and the obstruction of the # * * held on Long Island Sound beginning A beat to windward to a mark off the lane got on his game. Both boys sidewalk. York 315 (Leyland 107) vs. Surrey. September 2, Cornelius Shields, chair Causeway, a run to leeward, and a made many fine placements but Committing a nuisance was the man of the Interclub Class, an reach to the starting mark off the Gourlay*s net game was a Uttle more charge lodged against them. They Northants 144 (Copson 4 for 24) nounced yesterday. hotel. than Macfarlane could cope with. came before the Magistrate ta Ham Derby 167. Laddie was the first across the Une Inasmuch as most of the Interclub It was a beautiful match and it was Uton PoUce Court yesterday. The and Dream was the first to round the owners are planning to go into the greatly enjoyed by the many on too ardent devotees cf Terpsichore Warwick 209. Lancashire 105 for first mark foUowed by Kittawate, new international one-design class lookers. were bound over. 3. next summer and the Bermudians Miarianna, Imalone, Itasca, and The Final between Peggy Welsh Laddie with the new boat Grayhound Donald Winfield Richardson and have put their boats on the market Leon George Smith,both labourers, Leicester 210. Glamorgan 57 for 1. with the same intention, the forth and Mary Macfarlane was in some trailing. of Devonshire Parish, were jointly coming race in aU likelihood wUl be ways even more exciting than the This was the first occasion this charged with using offensive language Essex 300 (O'Connor 111). Notts the last of a series which began in boys singles as it went to three sets year to have a Ught sailing breeze. on the Marsh FcUy Road, on 18th 40 for 0 wickets. 1927. and some really magnificent shots At the windward mark the Dream were made by Peggy. Mary Macfar- August. P. c. Joseph Simons was Since then the Bermuda one-de was first to round foUowed by Itasca, ane took the first set qnt aseiyiie witness. The two men were found Somerset 401 (MitcheU Innes 182) signs and the Interclubs have engaged Imalone, Kittawate, Laddie, Mairan- 6-3 playing very steadily and care guUty and each was fined £1. vs. Worcester. in fourteen team matches off TTa.mil- na and Greyhound. * * • fully then Peggy made a great effort * * * ton and in Long Island Sound and • It appeared that Itasca fouled Kit- and succeeded to win the second set Stone throwing, and offensive be India 192. Hampshire 106 for 2. the score now stands at seven-aU. jtawate at the windward mark, the 7-5. In the third set Mary seemed haviour on a train, two charges The Interclubs expect their Onion latter having the right of way. This to tire and Peggy's drives were against Mervyn Ward, of St. George's, LONDON, Aug. 24 (CP)—Results Patch rivals to send up four boats however wiU have to be settled at a working in great form and she took brought 3 months imprisonment, of today's play:— and with that in view have decided later date. the set 6-3. Peggy has a great tennis with hard labour. One month was * * * to make up the home team from the On the run to leeward Dream con future. the penalty for throwing the stone York 315. Surrey 416 for 7 wickets. top four boats in the Interclub tinued to gain her lead to the finish- which endangered Julian O'Brien (Holmes 136 not out, Brown 109. standing after the Port Washington Results of Mondays play: tag Une to win a fine race, Itasca re Simons; the two months were award Yacht Club's Y.R.A. race on August mained ta second place but Kitta ed for misbehaviour on the train. Sussex 439 (John Langridge 156, 29. The current leaders are C. B. FINALS BOYS SINGLES wate being saUed better than ever * * * before at Castle Harbour finished in H. Parks 100 not out.) Stuart's Ariel, Shields's Aileen, Law Lloyd Darnel Beal, of Clarence * * * rence Marx's Alberta and Robert BasU Gourlay beat Guy Macfar third place having overhauled Ima lone who finished fourth; Laddie Avenue, Pembroke, 23 years cf age, Gloucester 408 for 7 (Neal 108, Shields's Canvasback.—N.Y. Herald lane 6-4, 6-4. did ply for hire a carriage from which Crapp, 101 not out. Tribune. finished fifth, Marianna being sixth with the Greyhoud still trailing the was absent the requisite number * * * FINALS GIRLS SINGLES fleet. plate on the inside of the Ucensed Northants 144 and 374 for 4 (Bake- * * * vehicle, on Front Street, Hamilton, Hostage well 221 not) Derby 209 Peggy Welsh beat Mary Macfar 17th. August. He was bound over. ROUND ROBIN SECOND RACE * * * lane 3-6, 7-5, 6-3. George Peniston, labourer, of Dev Warwick 209 and 197 for 5. onshire, 58 years of age, charged with TOURNAMENT The Start was at 3:30 p.m. over the Lancashire 199. BOYS DOUBLES being drunk and incapable on Dun- same course. Each craft carried a * * * donald. Street yesterday, was fined This tournament is now tinder Castle Harbour young woman guest Leicester 210 and 83 for 5. way and aU matches wUl be played H. Hildyard and B. Gourlay beat 10/- and 3/- costs. Glamorgan 225. C. Bates and B. Outerbridge 6-3, 6-2. as passenger. on the Stadium Courts. Five Clubs The wind had freshened sUghtly * * * Heiress * * * are entered, Bermuda Lawn Tennis Bernard Wentford Tucker, of Pem Essex 300 and 161 for 4. GIRLS DOUBLES and aU boats crossed the Une almost Club, Happy VaUey Tennis Club, on the gun, a beautiful start. broke, labourer, charged with being Davis Dresser's new serial, a romance Nottingham 286 (Hardstaff 103) Royal Naval Tennis Club, the Somer drunk and incapable on Front Street, * * * Sylvia Conyers and Anne Paschal Imalone was first around the first of hurricane power and pace. It will set Tennis Club and the Bailey's mark foUowed closely by Itasca and HamUton, was sentenced to 14 days Somerset 401 and 94 for 2. Bay Tennis Club. beat M. L. WatUngton and Pauline imprisonment with hard labour, same be published beginning Worcester 314. Davis 6-3, 4-6, 9-7. Dream. Itasca kept on a long tack to eastward whUe Imalone and Dream to foUow on the conclusion of a pre * * * The other finals wfll be played to Local Cricket preferred a tack to the westward, vious committance for an unpaid India 192 and 199. day. fine. Tomorrow Hampshire 238 and 43 for 3. keeping together most of the way t© the windward mark. ROYAL ARTILLERY ASSOCIATION -oo- VS. DET. 1st Bn THE SHERWOOD- Jesse Owens WUl Return to Dream was able to outsail the blue FORESTERS boat and rounded ahead of her. Itas Arnerican Baseball Results Ohio ca ta the meantime made very good OTHER NEWS IN The second match between the NEW YORK, Aug. 24. (CP)—Jesse progress on her long tack to eastward NEW YORK, Aug. 23. (CP)—Results Bermuda Branch, Royal ArtiUery Owens, Ohio State's great athlete, and rounded the windward mark ta BRIEF of Saturday's games:— Association and the Det. 1st Bn. The winner of four gold medals ta the first place. Itasca was saUed by If you Sherwood Foresters was played at the Olympic Games, arrived from Europe Stuart Hughes ta this race who ap WASHINGTON, Aug. 24 (CP)— INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Garrison Recreation Ground, St. on the R. M. S. Queen Mary this peared to use very good judgment The acutal data for a vast crop in have an— George's, on Friday afternoon, and morning and declared that he had throughout. surance plan designed to offset the Albany 9 Baltimore 18 was won by the R.A.A. The pre definitely decided only one thing: Dream retained her place but Kitta damage to millions of wheat, cotton Albany 4 Baltimore 6 vious match, played at Prospect on that he would return to Ohio State wate sailed around a few seconds and corn acres through the drought, Albany o Baltimore 6 the 12th inst., resulted in a draw. for another year to get his degree in ahead of Imalone, at the leeward flood and pests is being assembled Toronto 5 Buffalo 8 physical education. mark. at the United States Agriculture Itasca continued in the lead to the ADVERTISING Toronto 3 Buffalo 5 DET. 1st., BN. THE FORESTERS Department today. Roy M. Green, Syracuse 1 Newark 10 -oo- finish. Dream finished second, Kit chief of the Financial Division is now Syracuse 1 Newark *> L/Cpl. Reeves b Watson 2 tawate 3rd, Imalone 4th, Marianna directing the staff at work in chart- Montreal 13 Rochester 4 Pte. Leake hit wicket b JUNIOR YACHT RACING 5th, Laddie 6th and Greyhound—who tag the framework of a possible PROBLEM Montreal 4 Rochester 5 Wilkinson 7 was not competing for the cup—7th. Federal insurance plan advocated by L/Cpl. Latham l.b.w. b Watson... 23 Saturday's Race Cancelled Dream, L. E. White, W. Cowan..6 -33§ the Secretary of Agriculture Wallace. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Pte. HaU b" Wilkinson 0 itasca, F. deSUva, S. Hughes 71-301 Ei What to advertise ? L/Sergt. Fairholme b Watson. 1 Another of the series of races for the Imalone, A. Higgs, 4 -271 VIENNA, Aug. 24 (CP)—Vienna 12 When to advertise ? Columbus 10 LouisvUle Pte. Morris b Watson 01 Commodore's Cup for junior yachts C. White seethed Monday over reports, some LouisvUle 12 Columbus 10 C.Q.M.S. Cunningham (captain) men was sailed on Saturday but was Laddie, W. W. White, G. Barnes weU estabUshed, that the poUce and What space to use ? Minneapolis 4 Kansas City 5 c Tucker b Wilkinson- 1 canceUedby the Committee in charge C. Hollis 2 -18 ChanceUor Kurt Schuschnigg's Toledo 10 Indianapolis 7 Pte. Ketteridge Lb.w. b Watson... 1 after the event had been concluded. Kittawate, C. White, C. White semi-military organization, the How best to use it? St. Paul 9 Milwaukee 3 Pte. Winslow b Watson 1 For some unexplained reason, the G. E. Powell 5 -17 CathoUc Storm Troops, ^had been Pte. Lambert b Smith 18 Young Yachtsmen disregarded the Marianna, H Outerbridge ordered to maintain a state of alarm. Or any other kind of problem connected NATIONAL LEAGUE Pte. Tipper Not Out 0 course ordered and saUed another in W. DarreU 3 -13 Extras 4 stead. This was promptly refused by Greyhound, G. MacRonald. 1 - PORT-OF-SPAIN, Aug. 24 (CP)— with advertising, its price, preparation, New York vs. Boston postponed the R. B. Y. C. committee who Despite an appeal by the Trinidad etc, (rain). Total _ 58 ordered the race to be re-saUed. Labour Party, the poUce are going PhUadelphia 3 Brooklyn 12 Rare British Colonial Stamps ahead with preparations to deport Cincinnati 6 Chicago 4 FaU of wickets:—1 for 5, 2 for 13, sent on approval. seven French fugitives remaining ta Tbe cheapest dealer in tbe World f o* Cincinnati 0 Chicago 7 3 for 14, 4 for 15, 5 for 15, 6 for 16, 7 Umpires—Gnr. W. A. Swan and British Colonial rarities is:— Trinidad this week. One of two ta Call On Us Pittsburgh 3 St. Louis 4 7 for 29, 8 for 35, 9 for 44, 10 for 58. Pte. Moulds. T. ALLEN, hospital was discharged yesterday Scorers—Major P. L. Lightbourn 5, BLAKE BALL' ROAD and the other is expected to leave the We ofier you expert service in the planning AMERICAN LEAGUE Bowling Analysis: and CpL L. Brindley. WANSTEAD. LONDON, E.ll. ENG. hospital tomorrow. The poUce say O M W R they wUl give them a few days to and preparation of advertising, and it costs Chicago 9 Detroit 3 Watson. 14 7 6 9 recover fuUy before deportation. No you nothing. Dial 1051, or call at our St. Louis 0 Cleveland 6 Outerbridge 2 10 3 news has been received of the fugi Boston 2 New York 3 Wilkinson- 8 2 3 20 tives deported last week. office. Washington 12 PhUadelphia 8 Packer. 3 0 0 18 Washington 6 PhUadelphia 7 Smith. .5 0 1 4 WIRES BARRE, Pa., Aug. 24. (CP) * * * —The mine inspector sent word to Additional results of games played ROYAL ARTILLERY ASSOCIATION the surface that five men entombed Superior Printing on Sunday:— by a gas explosion in an anthracite Bdr. J. R. Packer c Tipper tunnel Monday had perished. Our Job Printing Department is equipped AMERICAN ASSOCIATION b Hall 62 (flu i si to meet your every need. And we will Gnr. C. C. Foggo Run Out 6 BARBADOS, Aug. 24. (CP)—His Toledo 6 Indianapolis 10 L/Sergt. R. G. DarreU (Vice- Honour S. R. Pemberton, formerly not only print but plan your booklets- Toledo 1 Indianapolis 8 Captain) Retired _ _... 27 first Puisne Judge of the Leeward folders, circulars, etc, if desired. MinneapoUs 0 Kansas City 3 Master Gunner W. A. Hibben Islands, died Saturday, aged 79. MinneapoUs 0 Kansas City 5 (Captain) bHaU „ 18 Columbus 11 LouisvUle 2 Gnr. R. A. Tucker Lb.w. b HaU ... 6 LONDON, Aug. 24. (CP)—The Bri Columbus 6 LouisvUle 12 Gnr C. Smith c Leake b tish destroyer "BriUiant" Monday St. Paul 5 MUwaukee 6 Morris. :._ 0 safely embarked the crew of the St. Paul 2 Milwaukee 10 Gnr. S. C. Outerbridge Not Out.-. 9 4,410-ton Greek steamer "Antonis Gnr. H. Walmsley c G. Lemos" after the latter and the The Royal Gazette AMERICAN LEAGUE Cunningham b Morris. 0 British flotilla leader H.M.S. "Keith" L/Sergt. O. B. Wilkinson c had collided in a fog near Alderney Boston 6 NewYork 3 Morris b HaU O in the EngUsh Channel. Alderney and Colonist Daily Gnr. E. Watson Not Out„„ 15 is one of the Channel Islands. The NATIONAL LEAGUE Gnr. O. Foggo did not bat. Greek vessel was bound for Buenos Extras..: _ 8 Aires^out^of Danzig. Bermuda's Only Daily Newspapc Pittsburgh 6 St. Louis 6 ( CaUed because of darkness). Total for 8 wickets.. 151 International Sports PhUadelphia 5 Brooklyn 3 FaU of Wickets:—1 for 7, 2 for 63, 3 QE THE FIRST RADIO SETS Cmcihnati 0 Chicago 7 for i05, 4 for 124, 5 for 126, 6 for 126, WARSAW, Aug. 23: (CP)—Dr. PhU * * * 7 for 131, 8 for 136. To bear the name General Electric, that are designed and Edwards, British Guiana phantom built by this company so famous for its reliable electrical NEW YORK, Aug. 24. (CP)—Re physician of Montreal who won sults of games played on Monday:— BowUng Analysis. products. points for Canada at Berlin in the The G.E. Bandmaster Radio of 1936 (Metal Tubes) Olympiad, finished first ta the fifteen 6. 7, or 8 tube sets INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE O M W R hundred metre final of the Inter ALL, AT CONCERT PITCH, ALWAYS Tipper. 5 0 0 28 national meet heie Sunday. Ed PRICED FROM £13.10. 0 Albany 6 Newark 7 Morris. ..-. 8 1 2 38 wards paced the distance in three Liberal Terms. 10% Cash Discount. Latham 6 0 0 35 minutes 53.4 seconds and led the pack AMERICAN LEAGUE Guaranteed for 1 year. Lambert 4 0 0 13 to the finish. Olympiad competitors Serviced by our Factory-trained Technician HaU 3 0 4 21 of Poland, Germany, Canada and Chicago 8 Detroit 4 Cunningham. 2 0 0 8 Argentine also took part in the meet. ROBERT D. AITKEN THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONiST DAILY, TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1936 F-»e DIVIDED THEY FALL $?&?tgS£&§&s^!g<&£& OWENS WEARS OLYMPIC WREATH —Jesse Owens, Umt«* States, stands on the victory pedestal with winner's oak tree ana Olympic wreath after he won the broad jump witb a recora 'eap of 26 feet 5 inches. On right, Lutz Long, Germany, who piacea secondhand Tajiman, Japan, left, who took third._ FORMER WOMAN STAR—As a woman Zdenka Koubka, above, of Poland, set a world's record in the 1932 women's Olympiad in Lon don. But recently it was discovered that "she" was not a woman at aU but, by the aid of a sUght operation, was definitely a man. So here is Koubka the man as he arrived in New York recently to become a cabaret performer. Tm a pretty strong feUow," he sj»Q- MtPllljl tiW& H^-l4oM*5Jt" WmBmmm m FRIENDLY RIVALS — Jesse Owens, sensational United States sprinter who won three Olympic titles and set world records in two events, chats in friendly fashion with Erich Borchmeyer, noted German sprinter, in the Olympic vUlage at Berlin. Owens was acclaimed by athletes of aU nations both for his athletic prowess and good humor. CONGRATULATIONS, MISS -oTEPHENS—Miss Helen Stephens, United States, left, receives congratulations from Stella Walsh, Poland, after the Arrcrican girl defeated Miss Walsh in the 100- meter dash at the Olympic games in Berlin in world record time of 0.11.5 seconds. Miss Walsh, former record holder, ran second. ft EIGHT DIE IN CRASH —Here vaUey near Lambert-St. Louis and tail with a wing many is the shattered wreckage of -; Field, Mo., carrying eight pas- yards away in the foreground, Chicago & Southern airliner -sengers to sudden death. This testifies to the terrific impact. Which crashed in a fog-bound picture, showing the fuselage tm US •IS -P&8K*8"*S"**s"3#»i^€s» EDWARD TAKES A HOLIDAY—Lady Yule's luxury steam yacht Nahlin, which King Edward has chartered for a vacation cruise of four weeks along the Dalmatian coast and in the Eastern Mediter ranean. Arriving by train at Sibenik, Yugoslavia, he was met by 20,000 persons, most of whom were COAST COMET — ifrchie Wil Barbed in picturesque Dalmatian costumes. He boarded the yacht as the Duke of Lancaster. liams, the fleet University of California racer, who won the BRAVES ATLANTIC — Marin- Olympic 400-meter dash in the Marie, noted French marine stirring time of 46.5 seconds. painter and yachtsman, who only three-tenths of a second saUed alone from New York City short of BUI Carr's world mark. in his 40-foot, 18-ton motorboat William's victory gave United ""ArieUe," bound for France. He States every sprint title from the hoped to complete the crossing E have a reputation sec 100 to 800 meters, plus a sweep in about three weeks. The boat ond to none, for cloth in the hurdles. makes nine knots. GOOD GARDEN TOOLS W by the yard, and for the superb cut and fit of our High Make Qardening a Pleasure ffass Tailoring, perfect fit and finish, built and tailored bj SONGBIRD — Deanna Durbin. Be Sure To See Our Display craftsmen, with many years ex- LIQUID-TABLETS checks 13-year-old Los Angeles soprano, NEW GOWN—Mrs. Alf M. Lan nerience of the MaU Order received so much approbation by don, wife of the Republican business. Send now for our MALARIA BALANCE her singing of operatic arias at Presidential candidate, in the latest patterns, style book, P^C, in 3 days a HoUywood benefit that a lead dress of white printed chiffon and become one of our thou-*- YOUR BEVERAGE DIET •M ing motion - picture company she wore at the official notifica ands of satisfied customers COLDS • gave her a long-term contract tion of her husband at Topeka. MASTERS HARDWARE (XX DRINK Hi for motion picture work. Now The design was salmon pink G. C. JONES & SON, LTD. 666 first day. she is studying for grand opera flowers with green petals on Inane 1192 for the Best'Value in Hardware f wmimm THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DABLY, TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1936 Page 7 !*U. BRITAIN'S STRONGEST YOUTH IF YOUR LITTLE GIRL "Al" IN NERVE & BODY OVER THE RADIO with the assistance of TONIGHTS PROGRAMMES per otill rlays 9 •*•> WEAF WLW WJZ WABC GSO & GSB HAROLD E. K. LAURENCE, NEW YORK 700 kilocycles 760 kilocycles 860 kilocycles 19.7 metres & 31.5 metres Britain's Strongest Youth, writes:— 660 kilocycles CINCINNATI NEW YORK NEW YORK DAVENTRY, ENGLAND Institute of Pacific Rela Betty and Bob Stemm Orchestra Jimmy Farrell songs "R.S.VP."—An Empire Par with 5.00 tions Meeting ty Life of Mary Sothern- Billy Mills' Orchestra 5.15 sketch "I want to take this Sanford Orchestra Same as WJZ The Singing Lady opportunity 5.30 of thanking you for the Same as WJZ Little Orphan Annie— WUderness Road—sketch Maurice Winnick and his benefits I have 5.45 sketch derived from Dance Band Pho sferine. Recently I have Flying lime—sketch Wise Crackers News Reporter Patti Chapin, songs been putting in 6.00 Minute Men Quartet some exceedingly hard training and National Doubles Tennis that coupled -with my News Reporter Steve Merrell and Organ News of Youth—sketch strenuous outdo .- r 6.15 Midweek Hymn Sing Championship occupation made it essential fox me to be Press-Radio News Toy Band Press-Radio News Press-Radio News "In England Now," by Reg Al in nerve and body. HAROLD Here Phosferiae cam; E. K. 6.30 inald Arkell to my -id and I was LAURENCE successful in winning "ifain's Baseball Resume Hillbilly Music Sports Resume, Paul Doug Before you know it that little girl of yoors will be second place in the •ongest 6.35 las grown up. But now—her needs are a child's needs. B r i t a i n's Strongest oulh) Man Competicion. 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Bret Harte Pro-' 7io Seas—musical drama chestra; Rupert Hughes, gramme CASTORIA master of ceremonies Nickelodeon Musicale Jack Randolph and His Politics—William Hard THE CHILDREN'S LAXATIVE 1GL00 Music FROM BABYHOOD TO 11 YEARS 10.15 Super Songsters NBC String Symphony 10.30 Barry McKinley, Songs Hot Dates in History March of Time Dance Music Roy Campbell's Royalists Joe Haymes' Orchestra Resume, Institute of Paci Happy Days—talk 11.40—News and announce 10.45 fic Relations meeting ments Sports—Clem McCarthy Amos 'n' Andy—sketch News Reporter Robinson Orchestra 10.55—Eve Maxwell - Lyte 11.00 La Marr Orchestra (soprano) and Norman Stone (tenor) SKIN 1U5 Rodrigo Orchestra Singing Neighbour IWS" * *sl# News Reporter For Men Only Coburn Orchestra Stabile Orchestra 1125—"In England Now,' 11.30 Henderson Orchestra Reg. Arkell Troubles The News and Announce '•MARVELS" cigarettes are sold 11.45 ments strictly on quality. No pre Banished Uke MAGIC! miums or expensive advertis Busse Orchestra Paul Sullivan, news com Shan dor, violin; Dance Or Variety Programme with Close down Even the most frightful skill disease disappears like ing schemes which the smoker 12.00 ment chestra George Givot, comedian • magic' when GERMOLENE is appUed. Ugly in pays for. Try them. flammation is banished—the pain and irritation of Sunburn, Insect Bites, Parcel Post for Great Britain and American sailing from New York for PURE—MILD—HONESTLY ' MAU NOTICES letc, is ended at the first touch of this PRICED the United States at 11.30 a.m. Liverpool on the 29th August. TIDE TABLE FOR AUGUST magic ointment! Irritation • » * * » * of horrible rashes is ended Germolene Soothe-4Heals all formsof PoweU & Co., Distributors Mails per R.M.S. Lady Drake for the Mails Due on Friday from England and poisonous discharge is BAD LEG PILES, BASH Mails per R.M.S. Lady Somers High Water Law Water San- Sua \ stopped I The skin becomes for the Bahamas, Jamaica and British Maritime Provinces, and Newfound AJL ML A.M. P.M. rise set Iclear and healthy without a BOILS, ULCERS PRICKLY HEAT Honduras, will close at the General land, will close at the General Post Mails per R.M.S. Queen Mary trace of a scar I GERMO 23 1228 6.02 6.46 5.48 6.55 SORES CRAW-CRAW Post Office today, August Office on Friday the 28th August at due to arrive in New York on the 24th LENE is the most wonderful 24 12.35 120 6.43 7.40 5.48 6.54 ointment ... it cures skin 25th at 12 Noon. 12 Noon. should connect with Q.t.e.v. Queen WOUNDS INSECT BITES 25 1.26 C.19 7.33 8.45 5.49 6.53 troubles whichhave persisted Registered Mails at 11.30 a.m. Registered MaUs and Parcel Post of Bermuda leaving New York for for years. No matter wbat is wrong PIMPLES SUNBURN at 11.30 a.m. Bermuda on the 26th August. 26 227 323 8.32 9.51 5.49 6.52 with your skin, get a tin oi Soothing, Parcel Post at 11.30 ajn. 27 3.36 426 9.37 10.55 5.50 6.51 Healing, Poison-defying GERMO « * » LENE TO-DAY! tbe improvement ECZEMA A RINGWORM 28 4.43 525 10.42 11.50 5.51 6.50 in your skin will delight you Mails per Q.t.e.v. Queen of Ber 29 5.40 6.16 11.42 5.32 6.47 Mails per R.M.S. Lady Rodney Malls Despatched 30 3.31 7.03 12.38 12.38 5.53 6.46 muda for Great Britain, the Dom Mails leaving Bermuda on the for Montreal, wUl close at the General inion of Canada and the United 31 720 7.46 122 127 5.54 6.45 29th August by Q.t.e.v. Queen of Post Office today, August 25th States of America, will close at the Bermuda should connect with R.M.S. -00- at 5.00 p.m. General Post Office on Saturday the Aquitania sailing from New York for Registered Mails at 4.30 pjn. 29th August at 12 Noon. Campaign Hint Southampton on the 2nd September. Parcel Post at 4.30 pjn. Supplementary Mails (Double Post Senator Foolzem was finishing his # * * age) from 12 Noon to 1 pjn. speech before the Coon Lake Wom ASEPTIC OINTMENT Mails per Q.t.e.v. Monarch of Ber Registered Mails at 11.30 a.m. en's Olub. Front Ml Chemists and Stores. muda for Great Britain, the Dom Parcel Post for Great Britain and "This year," the Senator shouted, Don't let it go until it inion of Canada and the United States the United States at 11.30 a.m. "I have decided to appeal only to the develops into something of America, will close at the General LUX TOILET SOAP most inteligent and most beautiful Speaking of Cooks much more serious. Post Office on Thursday the 27th of my constituents. That is why The Very Best There is no better August at 12 Noon. Mails Despatched Used by I am asking the ladies of Coon Lake "Is Marie a V6ry good cook?" "Have you any good pork?" remedy for the relief of Supplementary Mails (Double Post jMails per Q.t.e.v. Monarch of Ber 9 out of 10 film stars to give me their pledge of support." "Say, if she were turned loose in "Good pork? I've got some pork Coughs, Colds and all age) from 12 Noon to 1 pjn. muda leaving Bermuda on the 27th He got them—100 per cent.-—White- the kitchen she'd have to have a that will make better chicken salad Bronchial Afflictions Registered Mails at 11.30 a.m. August should connect with S.s. wright Sun. range-finder to locate the stove!" han any tuna fish you can buy." than Robert's Syrup. It breaks up the cold, soothes the throat and quickly restores normal conditions. Most pleas ant to take. Manufactured by NORTHROP & LYMAN CO.. LIMITED Q Toronto, Canada SYRUP I OF THE EXTRACT OF] COD LIVER AND TAR] Use J. CARVER Electricity PUSEY And Live with a Smile Bermuda Electric light Co •D/""*."**** Page 8 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DADLTr,TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1936 Beauty Can Be Bought Whole Wheat Bread SKY GIRL At a Very Low Cost By NELLY GRAF creamy and soft in texture, deli We have tried many By JACQTJEUNE HUNT PVERY woman loves beautiful cately scented and entirely ade grades of Whole •-* things for her dressing table quate for all occasions. It costs CHAPTER XH ND THEN Elinor remembered. and bathroom. Cosmetic manu Just ten cents A "Francine!" She half sobbed Wheat Flour but not To say that the quaUty of the "A MURDER! Leola, what do the word. *T read that you were facturers knowing this, spend mil --•you mean?" Jack ex one is so satisfactory lions of dollars annually for two lipsticks is tbe same wouldn't engaged ..." handsome lars. be fair. The first is compounded claimed. "No—it was Francine who sent as our "Special" bottles and of more expensive ingredients and "Francine Bayless.** Leola that announcement to the papers. *fc**"3 boxes for their is scented with a more costly per It wasn't true." Whole Wheat Flour. £ ***y products. Often fume. However, the greater part declared. "She didn't give my "But Norm, your mother . .. " the cost of a of the difference in price is in the wire to Norm for several "She's disgusted witb Fran now.) No other produces beautiful con packaging. hours after Chet sent it. If Elinor, do you suppose ... we can that delicious nutty tainer is actu When it comes to things like she had, we would have be married right away? I've a ally greater wire from Dr. Peck saying Tm flavour so appreciated If ^ the creams and tonics that you reached Chicago in time to *"-*/'R- than the cost of use regularly, it wiU pay you to needed at once. Won't you go' the contents. buy the brand that you find suited keep you from going—that is, with me, as my wife? Well fly by Whole Wheat •MM from taking Valdmirz. She back together." : : I. too, love to your skin. There are excellent x--?k£**S '-"-^fMnSfifi **No*-m—my job . . . " Bread enthusiasts. If >: my cosmetics in creams and tonics that are mod told all kinds of lies about Eli \~4 H:* *' f^ic^^SB pretty bottles, erate in price, but even the brands nor and inveigled Norm Into a "I've talked to Jack. Ifs all you are not getting Wm v"^|fl that you consider expensive are right." i Lf^i y?r&?mmmM but I know that sort of admission which she While Elinoi was getting her ' this Whole Wheat MISS HTNT I must pay ex often reasonable if you buy tbe tra for them. larger sized containers. A pound turned over to the papers as things together, she asked. "How Bread you are missing Many women seem to feel that jar of good all-purpose cream will ah engagement. She went into did you happen to take up flying. beauty of packaging is synon last you nearly a yea**, and can be a rage when Norm finally Norm? Your maneuvers yesterday a really good thing. used for cleansing, softening and were equal to those of a veteran." ymous with quality, which is not found my wire. He left her "When you became a steward The remedy is simple entirely true. There are many as a foundation for a dry skin lines of cosmetics of excellent when used lightly and set with cold. If she sues for breach of ess,** he explained 'T felt as cold water. ,. promise, I'm going to murder though you were flying away from —Your grocer sells it. ruality that are modest in price me. Dr. Peek is called on sudden, Eimply because their containers A pint size bottle of skin tonie her. And 111 love doing itP It is made as follows— arc not pretentious. long distance calls. We thought ttoat.-WIOuer or astringent will last for ages and After Valdmirz had signed his the plane might serve us well." So many of you ask me how vou you will feel freer to use as much confession, nurses had insisted "You've been awfully successful, SmaU Loaf 4d. cm manage to stay pretty, dainty as you need. Buy the cotton you upon putting Elinor to bed and naven't you?" Elinor said proudly. and proud of yourselves when use for applying tonics, in your administering a sedative, despite "I knew you would I " lOUELUlESS Large Loaf 7d. your beauty budget has been re manicures and so on, in the large ber protest. She fell into a sleep "In a way. But it was hard duced or when you earn your own one-pound packages that will last of utter exhaustion. going without you. The loneliness HARMING modern Why Palmolive Beautifies Sandwich Loaf lid. wxiy and must make every penny indefinitely and buy the big boxes and the—yes, Elinor, disappoint count. Foolish! You can be lovely of cleansing tissues. She was awakened early tbe No finer aids to skin beauty next morning. ment when I thought . " women know how im for almost nothing if you scend With bath preparations as with "You should have had faith," C have ever been knownto man your cosmetic money wisely. your lipstick, you can pay what "There's a young man to see Elinor said softly. After all. be portant "all-over" loveliness Yon can spend exactly what you you wish. In all brands there is a you." The nurse smiled. needed to be punished is—how the skin of the whole kind than olive and palm oils. want to spend for beauty! For ex large savings in buying the large "It's Jack," Elinor thought. She "As you have," Norm said re BERMUDA BAKERY, Ltd. ample, I have before me a tiny got up and dressed hurriedly. "I body can-be just as smooth— Palmolive Soap is made from sizes. With bath powders you car do hope Ir has news of Norm's gretfully. "Elinor, can't you teach Telephone 1080 lipstick that would give any girl a pay from ten cents to two dollars. Diane" me?" just as beautiful as that of a secret blend of these oils. thrill whenever she takes it out of There is a huge can with a shaker •TU try." her bag. It has a case of genuine top that the entire family can use. There was a knock on the door Their lips met again. the face. It's easy, too, with That's why over 20,000 e*,ory with a band of brilliants delightfully scented, that costs less "Come," she called without turn arm-latin** diamonds around the than fifty cents. Bath salts and ing. She dusted a bit more pow FTER a license had been se Palmolive Soap. Just beauty specialists recommend bcttom. And its cost is rather scented oils for the bath are more der on her nose, and then stared A cured and a minister bad Palmolive to keep skin smooth high. expensive, but even the girl with in her mirror incredulously. spoken the magic words, they Try This Beauty Bath Beside it is another lipstick in a a modest income can enjoy them Norm was standing there. Be taxied to the airport. There, they and clear. Buy Palmolive p'-ain green and cream case of occasionally since a small amount hind her. Norm! climbed into tbe silver plane. Massage your whole body with Soap today and use it for more generous proportions. , will go a long way. -* Elinor sat down in the seat built a wash cloth filled with sooth HE WANTED to run into his for an extra pilot. your whole body, as well as S arms bury her head on his "I've been in your plane before." ing, gentle Palmolive lather shoulder. But Norm was engaged she said. your face! to Francine. And he must not "Why. Elinor, you ha vent!" until it penetrates the pores— know how much she cared. He "Yes, I have." She told him cleanses them thoroughly. had probably come to tell ber about his coat on the seat, and about Leola. tbe crumpled paper with the an Rinse. Finish with a thrilling "Norm I'm so sorry about Ije- nouncement. sprinkle of cool water. Dry ola I *Tve been such a—as Leola says "She's an right." Then he ex- —sap." he groaned. gently. This simple beauty olained The plane roared down the field, "Oh. that's wonderful! We soared into the air. It was a bath will leave your skin soft thought ..." She shivered "It lovely autumn day. Clear, blue and lovely—glowing with was wonderful of vou Norm sky. White, fleecy clouds playing Coming to warn us." about them. Below, a world tinged youth! She bated the way her voice with autumnal beauty—reds and 206EL shook when -she wanted to be gold russets and purple. casual. She didn't dare to meet "What are you thinking about, his eyes for fear he would see . sweetheart?" Norm asked after a "Elinor if anything had hap-long silence. nened to you!" "Of nights on the transport. 1 She looked then. And miracu used to sit. so alone, thinking of lously, she was the girl standing vou." LUCKY TEN in the hospital hall, a diploma in "Elinor, do you want me to for 6 (Mett 1) Tube her hand, ber eyes unmasked get Tm at the controls?" worshipping the young interne They kissed After all. the traf And he was bending his dark fic was light. Love takes chances head over her gold one They They flew on after that in the GENERAL ® ELECTRIC were back where they started silence of perfect understanding from. their plane winging and singing ~ 19 RADIO 36 "Elinor. Fve been an unspeak through the sky. Ceiling unlim able cad If you can forgive ited Teletypes at all stations o 2 Year Quarartf.ee £9« O. O "Norm ... I* chattering. "Clear weather •i To the FIRST TEN Purchasers of these new Long and They were in each other's arms, ahead." quivering with the emotion of Short Wave Sets love, breathless, tempestuous, THE END te* ROBERT D. AITKEN tCupyright, 1936, By thrilling love, lips meeting hun Dnited Feature Syndicate. Inc.) Queen Street Hamilton grily, eagerly. IThe characters is this story are fictitious! s STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS S.s. Lady Drake (C.N.S.) is due to ?JBBs**'l arrive from the West Indies on Fri day, August 28th, sailing the same MORRIS A. GIBBONS Q.t.e.v. Monarch of Bermuda (Fur day for Halifax via Boston. Agents, SETS 1N1> HOURS -S WITH COLD MILK, m ness-Bermuda line) is due to sail J. S. Darrell & Co. on return trip at 3 p.m. Thursday, * * * •*•-:• I August 27th. Agents, WatUngton & M.S. Gripsholm (Swedish-Amer Mercerised Bed Quilts FLYING FEET—A pair of the fastest feet in the world come to Conyers. ican lane) is due to arrive from New in Pastel Shades view as Jesse Owens, Ohio State sprinter and jumper, takes off his shoes after winning the 100-meter final in the Olympic Games York on Monday, August 31st, sailing Single Bed Size 12/6 in Berlin. Here the Negro ace is the center of admiring specta the following day on return to New tors, including cranking cameramen. S.s. Lady Rodney (CJJ.S.) is due York. Agents, Watlington & Conyers. Double Bed Size 14/6 to arrive from Nassau today ——oo August 25th, sailing the following St. Georges Store day for Montreal. Agents, J. S. Dar Turn About rell & Oo. He stood regarding the badly dam aged motor car. "Oh well," he said. 0**.ti»»S "Turn about is fair play." QUAKER OATS Q.t.e.v. Queen of Bermuda (Furness- "What do you mean by that?" 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BELL RfcManitt Bermuda Press, Hamilton THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONISF DAILY, TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1936 Page 9 <^<$> -^^- --**«•£**- -<^-^> -ijjfr. «$» Crossword Puzzle • ;B*r LABS MORRIS i ACROSS ANSWEB TO «—Legendary king at NfID SEASON SALE | PREVIOUS PUZZLE Britain 1—Maker of clothes 6—Conjunction 7—Makes happy 6—Mexican colne 13—Last D E M B 1 R " 1 A a.K sl 7—Betrayed 14—stinging Insect A R F 1 PA N 8—Trumpet • 15—Pieced out n *"-M tl 9—Suffix: those who 1 f 16—States positively C O D IC I 1- N \ NEP HI 10—Halt an em 18—Father E IKO E M BO i T 11—After Prohibition 19—Plurals (abbr.) ft El 12—Places upright 20—Make tidy C.\ H M AJT 1 H •-TIH IT—Are fickle Sl—Benjamin P L 1 EDI woe •PIARIE s 20—Queen Elizabeth's 22—Engineering degree S E N T 1 ENITsBBElGOA T Secretary of State 23—Adjust once more o P E T\T ftLi M US E 21—Strong current ot 24—Pleased EsflPDP A I NE R air 25—Relating to morals ft, •D 1 23—Fastening pin Summer Needs at Attractive Bargain Prices, A Timely opportunity to 27—Revokes A. RIBIOIR R LAPS E 24—Classification ot 29—Wickedness I *-*•<" AW o t I M F*T species 31—Animal lairs 3tD@ Ban saa aas 26—Rear parts ot feet make the rest of Summer Cool and Comfortable • 33—Hardened PL AUIC MlEIRT 28—Touches with bill 35—Quitch-grass A 30—Instructions 38—Guard of sword -5SLIT! iElN STTHEST 32—Protective device 39—-Draws liquid ETTEJ «;MA|( J U<-|0*"JE5 33—Giggle 41—Egyptian god 34—Bivalent f 42—That Is 36—Crouch In servility DRESS MATERIALS 43—Russian empsrors 37—Maker ot headgear 44—Humor 40—Moved stealthily 45—And (French) 63—Torn shred 43—Journey Seersucker, Gaberdine, Georgette, Sateen, Organdie, Percale, Handkerchief 46—Wear away DOWN 44—Departed 47—Tear 1—Indian tent 46—Self Linen, Voiles, Cottons. 48—Long gaiter 2—Band tor ankle 47—Beaten track SO—Descend abruptly 3—Thirteenth ot 49—Leave • 53—Sags December fii—Note ot scale HATS ' SHOES \o 1 2. 3 M 5 b 7 & 9 II Kl HOUSEFURNISHINGS '3 •M BABY NEEDS All Substantially reduced • «5 Ib 17 18 % % 19 20 21 And At The • ^ NEW DRESS SHOP 1Z 23 $2W '% i Tailored Silk and Cotton Dainty Undies Well wor ui a Kiss / 25 26 27 28 Linen Suits Dresses For Girls T is fortunate th it 'Ovaltine' Rusks possess an P<30 51 • 30/- and 40/- 5/- 10/- 15/- 20/- and Ladies almost irrestible appeal to children of all ages — for tr • ' I these delicious Rusks exercise a valuable influence § 32 53" 314 35 3b 37 upon the correct development of the teetb through infancy and childhood. % 38 39 ip Ml From the time the first tiny tooth is due to appear 'Ovaltine' Rusks provide the biting exercise which helps n M HZ 43 <-H THE WOMANS SHOP to bring the teeth easily through the gums and encourages **> • the correct formation of the mouth. Continued through § M5 Mb 47 Reid Street out childhood 'Ovaltine' Rusks keep the teeth healthy d and strong, and thus ensure the soundness of the perma % •*-? 50 f,Sl 4& nent teeth which follow. > FINAL PIANO RECITAL 'Ovaltine' Rusks -— which contain the necessai v vita 52 55 mins — ure prepared from the purest, unbleached wheat- en flour. A proportion of 'Ovaltine' is added to make Jacob Feuerring, noted young Q laze hv United Feature -Syndicate. Inc. them still more nourishing, delicious and easy to digest. American pianist of New York, who arrived here the first week in July, began a very interesting series of Wm. BLUCK <& GO. Secrets of a Bird Sanctuary | going on if you only look for it.—Johnpian o recitals under the manage Established 1844 SILTINE' F. Leeming, in "The Garden Grows." ment of the Hamilton Hotel. His (London: Hanap. New York: Har- stay has been extended several times Somers Building — Hamilton Naturally, the wild birds that **isit court, Brace.). due to the enthusiastic receptions the garden receive every possible en accorded him. The programmes couragement...! like to hear their -oo- have been a delight to music lovers happy calls; I like to see them become WEST END NEWS here and included several centuries tame and unafraid—to see how quick APPETISING * DIGESTIVE • 6- NOURISHING of clavicen, Iiarpsichord and piano Fine China and Glass ly they realize that in this 'sanctuary' POLICE COURT NEWS forte literature from the sixteenth Sold in airtight tins by all Chemists and Store they are safe, and that here at least to the twentieth century. K.' 9V At The following cases were tried be humanity is a friend; to get the thrill Mr. Feuerring gave a command Complete stocks by leading English Firms of discovering where a pair is build fore Wor. C. Tucker Fowler- performance at Government House ing and to watch the amazing skill William Jeffries charged with during the early part of August, including W. S. PURVIS -STCO^ Distributors ~ with which a nest is constructed; riding a Cycle without a Light, found which proved highly successful. guil'-y and fined 5/-. to take those cautious peeps to see Mr. Feu rring at 24 years of age how many eggs there are, and later Ira Theodore Bean charged with has toured the United States and stealing the sum of £1.14.4., the to join in the anxiety of finding food has played as far as the Hawaiian SPODE-MINTON-CROWN DERBY property of Mr. A- Terceira. Found for the young so that I go out and Islands and has received the highest dig franctically to produce worms guilty and sentenced to 2 months with hard labour. praise from both pubhc and press. ROYAL WORCESTER-BELLEEK and grubs for the parents to collect; He is a graduate of the Institute of The Real Test of Beer Goodness is Flavourthen , finally, the excitement of Haro'd MacDonald charged with Musical Art of the Jui'liard School being drunk and disorderly, found those hours when the babies first of Music. He made ! is debut in tumble out and explore a world full guilty and fined IC/-. * * * New York at the age of 19 and has Convinced by this test thousands of people of pitfalls and danger. since appeared in several major re PERSONAL It is simply amazing how tame birds citals at the Town Hall, Brooklyn have made become if you make a spot where they Recent arrivals at Somerset from Academy of Mus'c and other equally CANADA'S FINEST HOUSEHOLD are safe, and how quickly they learn U.S.A. are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Down noted concert auditoriums in New CLEANSING PRODUCTS to trust a human being. Some who are spending a vacation with York. He has had joint appearances EED TOWER LAGER cover, a few evergreens, a little wild their parents Mr. and Mrs. Samuel with the dancer Von Grona, Rev. ARE NOW ON SALE IN BERMUDA spot where shrubs and brambles are Down of New Road, Somerset. John Haynes Holmes and the poetess, allowed to grow up tangled and un- oo playwright Michael Strange. their choice tor beer because it has that distrubed, a regular supply of water, This concert, Wednesday evening a few nesting-boxes—and you have a COLONIAL OPERA HOUSE at 8.30 his eighth and last, in the CLEANSER SMOOTH SATISFYING FLAVOUR 'sanctuary,' a place from which birds ballroom of the Hamilton Hotel, do not dash away terrified at your Josephine Baker Stars in Naughty will be largely a request programme. FLUSH approach, but linger near, showing French Film oo their charm and making you free Why Don't You Try It? of their secrets.... The most "different" picture that LYE We get all sorts of birds in our has been shown in Bermuda for a 'sanctuary.' There are wood pigeons, long time is "Siren of Tropics" star HAND CLEANER only 8/6 doz. ring Josephine Baker, idol of Europe that coo pleasantly among the oaks TRADE MARK ** with Mamie Smith, Queen of the that make fitting companions to CANADIANS USE MILLIONS OF CANS OF Blues commentating. the rooks, which have not yet become THESE QUALITY PRODUCTS YEARLY. NOW sufficiently numerous to be trouble Although many scenes have evi some. Swallows build their mud dently been cut out by the Censors, YOU, TOO, CAN BENEFIT BY THEIR BETTER At BURROWS & CO. nests in the eaves of the gargage, there still remains enough make CLEANING QUALITIES. TRY THEM TO-DAY! and are now investigating the barn, those who do not take their film Front St. Queen St. fare too seriously to more fully appre apparently to watch the swallows ciate the modern photoplay. NICHOLL •& ASHTON 1249 and 1038 gathering mud from the side of the pool, to see them streaking away to This feature will have its last SOLE DISTRIBUTORS PAGET WEST GROCERY STORE showing in an early bird show at MANUFACTURED BY the half-built nest, to see the walls the Colonial Opera House tonight. UNITED CHEMICAL CO., LIMITED - MONTREAL, CANADA 2756-ftu.tp. grow gradually, until the round ball ... of strong clay is finished. Anyone 2&59*Mtu.tol8.11.36 who has ever seen the heads of baby Score of Famous Stars United in swallows lined up at the entrance to Big Cast of "Powdersmoke the nest, cheeky little faces viewing i t a^j Range" A PALMER! the world unafraid, will understand The screen's greatest outdoor he the Belight such birds can give. Of roes unite in RKO Radio's "Powder- "The Drink for a Lordly Thirst" course, we have numerous black smoke Range" to give that flashing birds and thrushes about the place, drama of the early cattle country with nests so large and often illhidden the most briUiant cast in the history BARCLAY'S _•. that I tremble for their survival. of western pictures. Harry Carey, Black-and-white wagtails flit rest Hoot Gibson, Guinn "Big Boy" LONDON lessly around the pool. What an ap WiUiams, Bob Steele, Tom tyler, propriately named bird is this, for Frank Rice, Franklyn Farnum, Bill LAGER its long tail bobs and dips as it trots Desmond, WiUiam Farnum, Wally For Durability, Accessibility, Reliability excitedly about, a jester among Wales, Art Mix, Buffalo BiU, Jr., Buzz ICE-COLD AND DELICIOUS birds. One simply cannot take a Barton, Eddie Dunn, Adrian Morris and All Round Usefulness wagtail seriously. Then there is a and Ray Mayer are among the hard robin, a robin so unafraid that it riding, straight shooting stars of For Particulars Apply to perches on the spade if, when digging, today and yesterday assembled in On sale at all bars and at L. W. PUGH, Agt. Hamilton one pauses for a few moments; a this round-up of cowboy talent. robin that comes regularly into the Carrying the feminine lead in this 2752«*Ctu.tol-9-36 fc GOSLING BROS., LTD. potting-shed each lunchtime and de real western epic is Boots MaUory, mands his share of Allwood*-* meal. blonde beauty who started her acting 2398*MtiUp. We get some of the rarer birds as career as a featured show girl in well, the ones whose species are in George White's "Scandals." GLASSWARE danger or extinction, and there is a ... real thrill in realizing that the tit Admirers of Joe Louis, Detroit Just Arrived LARGE PITCHERS — 2/6 up you thought you were watching is Bomber will have an opportunity to TUMBLERS — 1/9 Doz. up not a tit at all, but a tiny gold crest; see their idol tonight give a "shellack WINNER—Dick Degener of De- LADIES 2 piece CORDED SUITS ortobepuzzledby a faint click-click ing" to Sailor Man Jack Sharkey in trait, who won first place in the Single and Doubled Breasted HIGHBALL — OLD FASHION — BEER among the branches, and then catch -springboard diving event at the LIQUEUR — COCKTAIL the official and slow motion fight Olympic Games in Berlin. De (sports model) 8/6 a glimpse of soft orange and blue films which have been rushed to gener (fid not wait for the be as a nuthatch seeks busily for in Bermuda for exhibition. stowal of the laurel wreath bat sects. It adds an element of suspense Bermuda picture patrons wffl be left immediately for home, after GODET 6c YOUNG to a stroll round the garden; you -receiving word that his wife was DEEB SAAD a-piong the first outside of America to seriously 11L He won much ap- HARDWARE — CHINA — GLASSWARE never know when you may see an see these fight films in which the pbtnse because of his pleasant Hamilton unexpected visitor. There is so much keynote is Joe Louis' comeback. penonajlty as well as his skill 2779<"w.f.m.tp. «**» divtoa. =1 "DAYTON" CYifiTTrS — "NFW.mmgrixT» fg —J r* AP-TWO™^ p-»k.. I'ige 10 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1936 BERMUDA AT THE As the captain of the Bermudian Team was making his third turn OLYMPIAD Canada and BrazU, second and RALEIGH third finishers, completed . their HUMBER BICYCLES Continued from Pag: 1 course. Spence had already cut down the Greek's advantage to a quarter Bermuda Model ChUe dropped out of the first heat, of a length, and on the last half Without doubt leaving Bermuda in opposition to of the pool he spurted past to touch GREEN — MAROON — BLUE BrazU, Canada, Greece, France, and almost a second before him. the best the PhiUppines. With the excep The times speak for themselves: tion of Spence, each of the four Ber France 9.21.7, Canada 9.40.00, Brazil A Few Slightly Used mudian swimmers lost ground, and 9.42.5, Philippines 9.48.8., Bermuda Spence made a magnificent spurt in 10.50.5, and Greece 10.51.0. In Black the last 25 metres of the race to Bicycle Value wrest from Greece the fifth—and at £7. 10. o. and £8. o. O. penultimate—place. Edmund Cooper OTHER HEATS took the first relay for Bermuda, and at the first turn (50 metres) Hard-pressed by Hungary, the he was fighting with the Brazilian TJ.S.A. won the second heat in 9.10.4. Thos*, J*> Wadson & Son swimmer for second place. France Hungary's time was 9.20.8, with Great ASTWOOD'S 238MI«Iw.ettp. had already commanded an im Britain third and taking 9.30.8. The posing lead she was to maintain third heat saw Japan set up the new 2104«I*|ni.ehp. — JB* •****: to the end. record. Germany were second, their time being 9.21.4., with Sweden On the second turn (100 metres) A City of Rome's Golden Age Pacifist Who Quit Reserves third. Sweden's time was 9.35.3. BERMUDA'S AIRPORT NEARS Cooper had dropped back to fourth ENGUSH FOOTBALL Classified Advertisements COMPLETION Receives Wide Commenda place, being headed by France, Can Another Bermudian name was LEAGUE Dougga (ancient Thugga) may tion ada and BrazU, in that order. At wiped off the Ust in the afternoon, Continued from Page 1 as some people say, have been only a the 150 metres point the third turn, when Edmund Cooper swam in the fifth heat of the 400 metres free LOST tbe roar of motors aloft, and msb third-class Roman city. If that is so, he had dropped further back to Notes by "Linesman' AMSTERDAM:—Three thousand style. He was unlucky enough to pell mell from our dwellings to shout cities of the first class must have been fifth position with only the Greek letters of sympathy and praise, be drawn in a heat featuring Uto, "Airship Ahoy!" as we behold one incredibly majestic. swimmer behind him. Between Lighthouse and Belmont against four of disapproval, choked Japan, Taris, France, and Pirie, Sam Weaver, the Newcastle United of the giant, mechanical "birds" Only after the fascination of the Manor, SUver CHAIN BRACELET, the mail box of A. Viruly, first pUot Canada—a trio who fought a great and England leftrhalf, wiU be seen site has had its way can one begin to RELAY CHANGE consisted of eight enamel flags. swooping over these Islands to alight in the service of the Royal Dutch battle for the first three places, with in Chelsea's colours when the season in the waters which lap the Airport explore. opens next Saturday. Weaver should Mrs. Green, Belmont Hotel. The city lies on the side of a hiU, Airlines, who recently resigned as Uto opening out in the last lap to 2950*tu. shores. reservist officer to defend his stand Slowing down noticeably, but still cUp the Olympic record by a sub be a great acquisition to the Chelsea commanding a particularly wide and swimming smoothly, Cooper was the Unfortunately, however, we must against warfare. In the meantime stantial margin. His time was four side and should infuse a Uttle "pep" A young EngUsh SETTER (female) generous landscape, briUiant with the last of the first relay to finish; so that curb our impatience and "bide a the stream of letters continues to minul-es, 45.5 seconds, the record be into the attack. Apart from his white with black spots, lost in grey-green of olive groves, in the Dudley Spurring, Bermuda's second wee." A definite date has not yet flow. ing held by Crabbe, U.S.A., since briUiant baU control, he is easily vicinity of Flatts on Saturday. spring flecked by a riot of wild flow swimmer, took the water last. By been fixed, or at least it has not yet As Mr. Viruly is a busy pilot on the 1932 with 4.48.4. the longest thrower of a ball in the Finder please communicate with ers: in the distance, like some in the time he had made his first turn game. He is able to throw the baU been announced. Imperial Airways, 9000-mile Amsterdam-Batavia line Mrs. Bayard Dill, Telephone No. tangible haze that palpitates in the the leading French team were three- In view of this record time, Uttle from the touch-line right into the Ltd., alone can satisfy our curiosity. and as instructor at the Royal Dutch 1109. That Company have been making sun, the austere mountain range, quarters of the way back down the more need be said about Cooper's goal mouth. whose purple veil curtains the hori Airlines pilots' school, as well as a effort than that he slowly dropped 2949*tu. arrangements or agreements with pool, with Canada and BrazU fighting The Villa have made a real capture. zon. widely-read author, it was im for second place. When the change 'back throughout as the other swim- Pan American Airways for a joint possible for him to reply to aU the Jimmy Hogan, who made a big service on some reciprocal basis, it Dougga is perhaps the best known to third man took place, Spurling mers raced-at a great pace. He was reputation on the Continent as a of the "North African cities. It is letters. Instead he pubUshed an last at the first turn and when Uto is beheved. When everything is open letter recently. Although an1; was stiU in the rear, possibly a third footbaU coach has been appointed HELP WANTED absolutely right, tight, and "all weU that it should be, and not en of a length (17 metres) behind the finished the race Cooper still had team manager. tirely for the sake of its ruins. There officers' casino refused admittance about a length and a third to go. set," we may expect to hear all about to him and his family as a result Greek. John Young, who took over GiUingham wiU be practicaUy play Two YOUTHS (White) for clerical flying ships and flying times. New is something more here than one f romSpurling ,had almost half a length Petersen of Denmark finished fourth. ing a new team when they open finds elsewhere. Djemila may possi of his attitude, he declared that there Needless to remark, Cooper was in Work at moderate wage to start York—Bermuda air "feniage" ap are thousands of signs of true com | to make up on Greece by the time against Brighton and Hove next Must be quick at figures, pears to be the primary considera bly afford a finer, and Timgad a he entered the water, if Bermuda the fastest heat of the six swum Saturday. West Bromwich Albion more extensive, coUection of ancient radeship from perfect strangers. off this afternoon in this particular and good handwriting essential. tion now, but a trans-Atlantic air was to avoid last position. lost over £5,000 on last years working. Previous experience not necessary. line service here is hoped for, and stones, but neither can evoke the event. A dispatch from Amsterdam was France's fourth man lapped Young Southampton have agreed to re Apply in own writing to Bermuda seems likely to develop. strange sense of balance. Without as he (Young) made his third turn. There has been one pleasing feature lease Mr. G. Kay, their manager, to effort, it dominates its own and our recently printed in The Christian Bermuda's defeats, for even the Electric Light Co. Serpentine Road, CREDIT TO LOCAL COMMITTEE When Spence took the water the enable him to take up his new duties I 2940 m.tu.w. times—puts changeful civilization re Science Monitor setting forth the darkest cloud has its brighter side. other teams had anywhere from with Liverpool. Much credit is due to the Bermuda solutely, but with kindness, into its letter written by A. Viruly, Dutch Despite the compatative ease with three quarters of a length to almost In addition to the forecasts given j Good, reliable BREAD BAKER Ap- Airport Cornmittee for their patience, place. Airline pilot, to Prime Minister Dr. which they have been beaten, they 1 perseverance, and highly skilful di two lengths lead. in this paper last week, I am told that ply St. George's Bakery, or P. A. There is a sense of comp'ete happi Hendrik Colijn of the Netherlands. have consistently kept up a smooth rection of the aiiport project Prom Tottenham Hotspur and Aston ViUa DodweU, Hamilton. ness, the feeling of rounded calm The pUot resigned from his post asl style. Cooper today was swirrnning inently mentioned are Lt. Colonel are fully expected to win their re 2955 tu.w.th. everywhere. a reserve flying officer because he exceUently—but he was not swim Gourlay, R. E-, in charge, Mr. E. H. spective matches next Saturday. From the seats of the theatre, felt that he never could perform a THE CASTLE HARBOUR ming fast enough. It may seem to be Watlington. himself a thoroughly 00 almost as perfect as the Romans duty which necessitated kiUing other a contradiction, but it was so. experienced engineer, and Mr. E. left them, it is possible, as nowhere men, "thus denying a positive Chris ARRIVALS s BARONET WHO WAS SEN WANTED Inman, supervising engineer, who was else, to understand just how the an tian principle, the most valuable sent out from England at the request F. COOPER'S COLD TENCED TO DEATH cients were entertaiiiedw . experience of life and my human Mr. and Mrs. Clyde P. Johnson of the Bermuda Legislature. Mr. Bermuda STAMPS, used. Best cash sense of honour. Christian Science J ^ti! tnelr daughter, Miss Mary The stage, sUghtly raised, and ap Forster Cooper returned to Bunz- prices paid. Write particulars and Inman was recommended by the Monitor. I Jane Johnson, and son, Mr. Morse L. Phillips, Gold Mining proached by a flight of five steps, is lau Cottage, at Olympic ViUage, this sir price Box 1524 Bermuda Press." Crown Agents, and has been of in j Johnson, of Cincinnati, O.; Mr. and backed by massive columns, so per morning, after spending almost three Magnate, Dies 1524.jn.etip.— valuable assistance to the Committee, Mrs. Cornelius O'Brien and their fectly prcportionea' as to seem Hke days in the West End Hospital, of which the Hon. W. J. H. Trott is j daughter, Miss Anna BeU O'Brien, BABY CARRIAGE, good condition. I wands, and between them—a view GERMAN PROTESTANTS Berlin, whither he was removed on CAPETOWN:—There has just died the able, energetic chairmar 1 of Lawrenceburg, Ind., who were Particulars 'Phone 9271. | impossible to the Romans—one sees Saturday evening when he was run- bere one of the most colourful figures All things considered, progress at AGAIN IN TROUBLE 1 here last summer, have returned. the patchwork of fields under cul ning a high temperature during the of the early history of South Africa, 2957ttn- the Airport has been most gratify 1 With them are Dr. and Mrs. Dudley tivation, oUve groves and woodlands. feverish stages of an attack of in-|Efe was Sir Lionel PhiUips, Bart., ing, and the present status—virtual BERLIN, Aug. 24 (CP)—The long- White Palmer and their daughter, completion—is a tribute to the ca It is bare now, stripped to essentials. fluenza. one of the pioneers of the Kimberley No personal prejudices are preserved standing dispute between the Pro-1 Miss Peggy Palmer, FOR RENT pability and industry of all who have testant Church and the Reich Gov-1 Mrs. Kendall Marsh and her son As I have previously mentioned, diamond fields in the 'eighties and by the statuary—however good or been engaged in the actual work, ernment flared anew Monday foi-1 Mr. Cooper Marsh, of New York, Young was the only member, of the among the last of the great early however bad—which once doubtless as well as to the pubhc spiritedness lowing aprotest against Nazi attempts j guests of last summer, returned Team who did net suffer last week leaders of the Rand gold mining in- "TUMBLE OUT," Fairylands, fur ornamented the place, but it is possi of those who have sponsored this to curb the freedom of reUgious wor- I Friday for a month's sojourn, from head or throat colds, induced dustry. nished, 5 rooms, bath, screened ble to imagine the crowded tiers, and latest and possibly greatest devel ship in Germany. From every Pro-J Justice Thomas J. Cuff and Mrs. by the very changeable and generaUy He was nearly 81 when his end porch. Month of September or the drama unfolding on the stage. opment in Bermuda. testent confessional pulpit in the!Cuff are guests from Hempstead, chilly weather and the cold water in came, but he had a Ufe brimful of longer. 'Phone 2598. Even poor actors must have dis AU told the Airport has cost the Reich yesterday miUtant pastors I L.I. one of the pools. adventure. 2954*tu. ei to m31. covered some touch of genius in such Forster Cooper suffered especially Of these the most notable was the Bermuda Government £19,000. The read an "appeal to evangelical Chris-1 A group of New Yorkers is composed surroundings. and on Saturday afternoon he was part he played in the Reform move FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED total cost is estimated at approxi tianity and the powers estabUshed in 1 of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Collins, Miss From the theatre one moves to the ordered to bed by the coach, Mr. ment. With three other noted re mately £47,000, of which amount the Germany" to abandon the "Rosen- |G. F. Pickens and Mr. J. R. CahiU. COTTAGES Capitoleum, the temple to the Brooks. During the afternoon he formers, Colonel Frank Rhodes Imperial Government, through the berg myth" which oppresses con-1 Mr. F. W. Cleveland, an executive of »Oit RENT OR SALE LAND FOR SALB Roman trinity, Jupiter, Juno, and became feverish and deUrious and the (brother of Cecil Rhodes), Sir George Air Ministry, will meet the balance, sciences, spies on Christians and ruins I James McCreery & Company, New Establish!* 1911 Minerva, presented by two citizens the doctor at Olympic ViUage, who Farrar and John Hays Hammond— Mrs. Grasvenor Tucker £28,000. Five years after the date of aU moral obUgations." The pastoral | York, arrived Friday, during the reign of Marcus AureUus. was called in, ordered his removal aU now dead—he was arrested after MISS JANE TUCKER completion the Airport will become letter said, "We demand that all! Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Johnson "New Westbury" Richmond 1 »a It is the temple that has made to hospital purely as precautionary the failure of the Jameson Raid and T-bonp 1108 Cable "Teu«" " wholly and solely Bermuda Govern civU powers in Germany take heed 1 of Binghampton, N.Y., also last measure. His illness was never seri tried in Pretoria. ment property, under existing agree Dougga known. Wherever Tunisia that they must render an account to I summer's visitors, have returned. Houses and Cottages ous, but it automatically decided the The four were sentenced to death ment. is advertised the Capitol is pictured. God." The German people are called !| New York guests include Mr. and composition of the relay team to despite world protests, for treason for Rent A "SUPPLEMENTARY" SERVICE Neither Vandals, the nervous By upon to make a decision of great I Mrs. H. J. Waterman, Mr. and Mrs. zantines, nor the hordes of Islam de swim this morning. against President Paul Kruger's Re- Also Fidelwoods and Inshallah In the opinion of the Committee, historic si-*niScance. It is a question | S. R. Whiting, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Dial 2715 GERALD GRAY stroyed it, but the lazy natives have Trials were to have been held pubUcan Government. This crime as expressed by the chairman, the of whether or not the Christian faith Harris, Mr. H. N. Stone. York House, Front St. West scarred it badly. yesterday to decide the Team, as was never intended, PhiUips wrote I Cables "Houses' airway transportation service will be will continue to have a place in Ger-1 Others are Mr. and Mrs. A. W. The magnificent Une remains the there was something of a toss-up later. Jameson's invasion, however, | *=-*"**=^=-s= a valuable supplement to steamship many. Thompson, Garden City, L.I., Miss colour persists. And such colour. between Forster Cooper and Dudley put them in the wrong and the cry service, but that it will not encroach I Helen D. Knorr, Miss Ethel Oonvery, Tribulation, decay, storms, and sun Spurling. arose "that we were trying to steal FOR SALE upon or in anywise injure the latter. Miss Betty QuaU, Brooklyn, N.Y.; have served only to meUow the EMPRESS ZITA IN AUDI The Clerk of the Weather has the country." It is pointed out that the airships Miss Viola Thaxter, Middletown, stone. Light plays in the grooves of been very kind to the swimmers. After they had passed some weeks PROPERTY and HOUSE known wiU bring us within 4J or 5 hours ENCE WITH POPE N.Y.; Miss Pauline Frost, Lockport, the fluted columns, they glow in On Saturday morning, when the in the condemned ceU the death touch with New York, thus opening I JIT. "Rosebank," on old Government warm sepia, melt into amber and first staimming events took place, sentences were commuted to fines of up a new source of tourist trade not CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy, Aug. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Taplin, Miss HUl, near old church, St. George's. Ivory. the weather had become warmer but £25,000 each with banishment from heretofore available. Men of large 24. (CP)—Pope Pius Monday received J Clara Louise TapUn and Mr. Tibomas Tenders received up to September From a distance, it seems un showers still threatened. Sunday the RepubUc. affairs and varied activities, for ex the former Empress Zita, mother of I Ely Taplin are visitors from Cleve- 5, 1936. Not bound to accept touched. The best of Rome stands and today have been gloriously Sir Lionel was one of the prime ample, who must keep within easy the Hapsburg heir apparent to Aus-Jland, O. highest or any tender. Particulars, as Rome's memorial, of a line so sunny, with the temperature high leaders of the gold industry in South apply A. .Whiting, Rosebank, St. reach of their offices or associates, trian rule, in an extremely private I From New Jersey are Mr. and Mrs. fine and so splendidly proportioned and ideal for the performers in the Afria with deep and lasting interest George's. might be deterred from visiting here audience. The former Empress was Emil J. Fricker, Woodcliff; Mr. and as to be almost "insupportable in its Swimming Stadium. Had this in the country in which he made his because of the time involved in their accompanied by a man and a woman, j Mrs. Edward Moran, Mr. and Mrs. 2S98fs. and tu. to 5-9-36. tragedy. It is tragedy: grim and weather prevailed last week there fortune. I • . return home should some emergency Sma11 They were not identified, but it was jl C. F. Regan, EUzabeth; Mr. and Mrs. would have been no "casualities" —South African Morning Paper. FRIGIDAIRE, good condition. arise. With the new air service this relentless. At its base Ue the re learned the man was not her son, I James, r. Stanley, Jersey City; Miss among the Bermudian Team. Very reasonable. Owner leaving deterrent is entirely removed, and mains of Rome's second attempt: young Archduke Otto. The audience Virginia Davis, Montclair, N.J. the Byzantine fortress. There is no Bermuda. 'Phone 2206. t"iis highly valuable type of tourists lasted forty-five minutes. Zita, who From Baltimore, Md., are Mr. and 2952*tu. wiU take advantage of our climatic more eloquent distinction possible lives with her son in exUe at Steeno- Mrs. Edward M. Benesch, Mr. and and recreational benefits. between the golden age of the Em ckerzeel Castle, Belgium was dressed Mrs. WiUiam Burkhart, Mrs. Violet DONKEY, reasonable. Apply Mr. pire and the depths to which it sank. The speedier mail service, too, Carl Stubbs, Paget. 'Phone 2578. —Edgar Fletcher-AUen, in "A Way in black. Richmond, Mrs. L. Rowland Thomas. should prove most helpful to Ber 2953*tu. farer in North Africa." (Boston: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas WiUiams, muda's business interests. With Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Askew, Miss SUNLIGHT SOAP Houghton Mifflin.) 1 13' 6" SAILING DINGHY in good the coining of the Airport and the Gladys Baker, are Cincinnati, O., VFD BILIOUSNESS condition. Apply K. Young, Som airways service the last, least vestiges -oo- visitors and Mr. S. D. Daniels of Day PILLS SALLOW SKIS CONSTIPATION gives you erset. of "isolation" or remoteness will NOTICE ton, O. 2942*tu.w. leave us. Four-and-a-half or five SOVIETS EXECUTED Mr. and Mrs. Lester Collier of hourSi—New York to to Bermuda, Wynnewood, Pa., arrived Friday. cleaner, whiter linens Boy's BICYCLE (Dayton), good con Bermuda to New York. We are dition. Reasonable. Southlyn TOKYO, Aug. 24 (CP)—Japan's Estate of neighbours! general army headquarters in Hsin- Cottage, Paget. And when the trans-Atlantic ser king, Manchoukuo, Monday an Richard Arthur Mackey 2946*tu. vice gets under way, we shall be little nounced that nine aUeged Soviet Lady's BICYCLE in good condition, more than "over the way" from the citizens had been executed on the Deceased £3. Apply Rosecote, Paget East Motherland. outskirts of Hailar. The executions, after 5 p.m. the communique said, were carried ALL PERSONS indebted to the 2948*tu. out last Friday. Twenty-eight others above named deceased are requested were sentenced to prison terms of to effect settlement and aU persons having claims against the said estate By Tender—6-room COTTAGE, West from five to twenty years. They are End St. David's (Casa Rustica), beUeved to be the remnants of a are requested to render their accounts 1/