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VOL. 22—NO 114 HAMILTON, BERMUDA THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1942 3D PER COPY—40/- PER ANNUM DESCRIBE SINKING OF 3 RESERVE STOCKS OF FOOD Plane Every 8? Minutes BRITISH DESTROYERS FINANCING IS EXPLAINED .USSIANS* YIELD J POSITIONS IN GERMANS' For America This Year WAS3EONGTON, May 13 Waves Of Air Attacks Kept Foodstuff Reserves Will Be (Reuter).—A complete mUi­ LOCALISED ATTACK IN KERCH PENINSULA: tary aircraft should emerge Up For Several Hours Sinking Fund, Mr. Cox Says from American plants every eight and a half minutes every day tliis year. FLEET'S HANDICAPS IN THE PRICES AT ALLTIMES MUST This statement is contained MEDITERRANEAN STRESSED BE IN LINE WITH MARKET BRITAIN 'ALL SET' AGAINST GAS ATTACK: in a report of the War 3Pro- duction Board which said that the United States are going By JOHN NIXON Mr. Cox, Chairman of the Fin­ to have the world's largest AL3EXANDR3IA, May 13 (Reuter).— ance Committee, provided the House air force with the finest ma­ Survivors from three British de­ of Assembly with details concerned BRITISH IN BURMA ELUDE ENEMY'S TRAP: chines. stroyers — the Jackal, Lively and with the financing of the purchase According to the report, miU­ 3Kipltag — lost in one of the fierc­ by the Colonial Government of re­ tary observers have agreed that est air attacks yet made ta the Med­ serve stocks of food. no enemy country had bombers iterranean, were landed at Alexand­ His remarks were made after The comparable with the Boeing ria. Some of them had been twice Reserve Food Stocks Act, 1942 had U. S. STAND ON MARTINIQUE STIFFENING IPlying Fortresses and Con­ sunk within a few hours. been read a second time. The biU soUdated Liberator. The speed Among the survvors is Commander was subsequently read a third time of the new 3Loc3kheed fighter JelUeoe, nephew of the famous ad­ by Mr. N. H. P. Vesey, chairman of was "weU ta excess of .400 miral, temporarily commanding the the Food Board. njles p3r hour." Jackal, who remained on the bridge, "I think," said Mr. Cox, "it might RUSSIANS ADMIT TAKING BRITAIN BETTER ABLE LOSS OF BURMA ROAD IS U.S. STIFFENING IN ITS although wounded, directing opera­ be. as well to inform the House at tions. this point that this question has NEW LINES IN CRIMEA TO FACE GAS ATTACKS NOT FATAL TO CHINA STAND ONJMARTINIQUE He was the last to leave the ship. received consideration by the 3Fin- At least one of the destroyers went ance Committee and in extenuation down with pom-pom guns blazing, of what I said on a former day of Nazi Precautions Believed British Beat Jap Encircling Immobilising Of Ships And and most of the survivors owe their meeting regarding the accumula­ Say Enemy Superiority Has ives to the skUl of the captain of tion of these reserve stocks, I may Bases For U.S. Minimum? Round Up of the flotilla leader Jervis, who say the Finance Committee had a Made Withdrawal Necessary Far Behind The British Move In Race In Burma brought his ship alongside the burn­ meeting with ffls ExceUency the Gov­ ing Jackal in pitch darkness, en­ ernor on this subject. TURN TO OFFENSIVE IN THE EXISTENCE OF STARTLING INDIAN ARMY GROWING AT ISSUE LEFT TO GOVERNOR: War Fronts abling some 500 survivors from the "I believe that His 3ExceUeney en­ three sunken destroyers to walk tirely agrees with the view which was KHARKOV SECTOR OF FRONT NEW GASES IS DOUBTED RATE OF 50,000 MONTH NO DEAL WITH VICHY to safety. expressed by the Finance Committee Lying in hospital beds, two sur­ that these stocks should be financed By ANNALIST by means of a loan. Furthermore, By MAURICE 3LOVELL By SYDNEY GAMPELL By GEORGE CRAWLEY WASHINGTON, May 13 (Reuter)— vivors of the Jackal, Chief Petty An all round stiffening of the posi­ MiUtary Commentary Officer Lucius Pellow of Tiverton, these stocks should be regarded for MOSCOW, May 13 (Reuter)—The L03NDON, May 13 (Router).—"I NEW DELHI, May 13 (Reuter). — tion regarding the Martinique con­ Devon, and Stoker Macklntyre of the duration of the loan as a sink­ battle of Kerch Peninsula is largely am of the opinion that the Germans Although the loss of the Burma versations is noticeable ta Washing­ LONDON, May 13 (Reuter) .—There Falkirk said, "We were savagely at­ ing fund for the loan, the coUateral • one of planes and heavy artiUery. won't initiate gas warfare if they Road has been a heavy blow to ton. is a f amUiar ring about the German tacked for four hours. Three waves for the loan being the entire as­ The fifteen mile front from which the think they're winning the war," China, it is not regarded as fatal The reports from Vichy, accord­ special broadcast announcing a big of 10, 12 and 15 planes, including sets of this Colony. Germans launched their attack is said an official of the Ministry of because the Chinese are confident ing to which the French Embassy victory ta the Crimea, although the yellow-nosed Junkers 88's and Mes­ too narrow for the use of a large mass Economic Warfare today. "If they of bridging the gap untU alterna­ has been put in charge of the nego­ tune has not been heard for some serschmitt Ill's, came from all dir­ TO ADVANCE THE PRICE . of ranks and imantry. But between do it they wiU be the people to re­ tive supply routes are estabUshed. tiations, have been received scepti­ time now. ections. comparatively small forces on either gret it. It is for them to choose, "The Finance Committee feel that The reasons for that confidence cally in official quarters. It is very reminiscent of their "We were steaming ta diamond in the selling of these goods the side, the fighting is severe. because we certainly shan't initiate formation fuU-out between Libya it." - were explained to Reuter today by Whatever the ground may be on High Command communiques at the rule should be thiat the goodjs In their efforts to dislodge ' the Shen Shi Hua the Chinese Commis­ which the negotiations opened last beginning of the invasion of Russia and Crete when the first attack should not be sold for less than Russians from the fortifications built Germany's alleged nerve-paralysing sioner in India, who said it was Saturday at Fort de France, Mar­ came at 4.00 p.m. The lively was gas might, ta this official's opinion, when Soviet armies were "annihUat­ their cost price. If, at the time of over four i aonths tho Germans most important to remember that tinique, it is considered here that ed" over and over again. hit twice, continued at full speed, the sale of these goods, the price are throwi i numbers of be more correctly described as a turned on her side and sank with­ nerve war, using the word gas— heavy artillery and equipment count the conversations should continue of the product in question has ad­ guns and s. The Rus- far less in China than any other of at Martinique between the Vichy The very magnitude of the Ger­ in four minutes. The Jervis and vanced, that seUing price shaU be sians, too, g air support an attempt to put the wind up Ger-' the theatres of war, because the High Commissioner, Admiral Robert, man claims arouses scepticism. The Kipling stopped to pick up the sur­ and their • making full many's enemies by putting gas number of tanks, guns and planes, at the advanced market price. stories out—but the objective and Chinese always forces the enemy and the American representatives. vivors, many of whom were killed "This is in the first instance ta use of- the re of the low to fight in country where a rifle not to mention the number of pri- or badly concussed when a stick of hilly torrau rsi vaUeys. existence of such gases may be The attitude of the U. S. Govern­ I soners, appear to be out of pro­ order to provide for the funds reasonably doubted. and machine gun, particularly the ment is that it will not undertake bombs fell in the water. which will manipulate these re­ Germans had latter, were the only practical portion to the forces engaged and "The Kipling was hit at 6.00 p.m. three or fo divisions and Undoubtedly the Nazis have ac­ to follow any phase of the matter • to the stretch of front involved. serve stocks. The main object is weapons. except through the negotiations at She buckled amidships and floated to assure us that in turning over one of tank -on tho Kerch cumulated stocks of poison gases and on her side for some time before Peninsula, unukely that havo been preparing as if for gas Indeed, the Japanese frequently Martinique. The German broadcast is obvious­ these stocks, the same quantities warfare. Thoy have adequate chemi­ find tank and armoured cars a hin­ The Government may take the ly a "pep'?- message intended to staking. The Jervis picked up sur­ of reserve stocks in terms of pounds more thai igth is being vivors, many of whom remained ta used. cal industry for continuing produc­ drance, even in the vast plains, be­ view that Laval is acting under stimulate moggie. In order to en­ (sterUng), or weight or measure will tion—but Britain is equipped to cause of the rivers and also the German orders and contrary to true hance the effect, German military the water for two hours. be available to meet an emergency. With th sa a [ready baking "A final wave of German bombers under a su sun,~ cn%. fishermen lay rough, too, if anybody starts. destruction wrought by the Chinese French interests. This, ta turn, spokesmen *were yesterday dwell- "A further consideration is that behind th les Vare busy On the anology of, tap famous re­ inhabitants, who always fight with might involve a drastic change in ing; on ,the difficulties of their task, disabled the Jackal, starting a fire we wish to maintain the sinking catching "s that race mark about strawberries: "Doubt­ the Chinese soldiers. Therefore the the American policy toward Vichy. the superior strength of the Rus­ in the boiler* room, but her guns fund which these stocks wUl be at less God could have created a better paramount need for the Chinese is There is no tendency in official' sian forces and their efficiency. continued firing. not less than their original cost. through th "The onset of darkness averted Across tl ie Stra its, i where an Un­ berry but doubtless he never did," smaU arms and ammunition, par­ circles to speculate upon the pos­ WhUe, however, the exaggeration That view is shared by His ExceUency usuaUy late colds] >3Uh as held up the British officials conceive that Ger­ ticularly the latter, as a very 'high sibiUty of Admiral Robert breaking a further attack, wtale her crew and by the hon. member in charge.. farming • ta the rich lands of the man or other chemists might pro­ proportion of the suppUes passing loose with Vichy, but rather to let | of the German claims is patent, it worked feverishly to keep her afloat, Mr. B, C. C. Outerbridge said he Kuban Cossacks ta tho Caucasus, duce gases more horrible than any­ along the Burma Road were raw him judge what are the French in­ would be wrong to dismiss the pos­ firing off depth charges and tor­ did not know whether it was the crops are now being sown. thing yet known, but they have materials for their manufacture in terests since it is felt he is free to sibility that they have had some pedoes to reduce her top weight. business of the Finance Committee The Russians have captured an reason to believe that Germany success. The statement that the "The Jervis, which was not hit China. . do so. | pursuit of the beaten enemy towards. "or this House" to decide how the important German position on the at present possesses no gas capable There are ta existence goodly re­ However, the question arises how" but had received a near miss, took funds are to be secured. central front and routed the strong of defeating the ordinary British I Keren continues, admits by taiph- the Jackal in tow. Later she edged serves to continue the work in independent Admiral Robert really cation that the Russian forces are Mr. Outerbridge felt if there were forces >wn against thsro in a civilian gas mask. China's many arsenals for some is vis-a-vis with the Chief of the alongside the Jackal, and took off £100,000 in the Treasury, he did not ;ack says Red Star, organ still ta being and that Kerch is still her crew and survivors from the counte time to come apart, from the actual French Government, Laval, and his ta Russian hands. see it was sound economy to borrow of the 3 DEFENCE MEASURES ADEQUATE stocks in the country. In the mean­ Minister for the Colonies. other destroyers in the. glow of she I the money and pay interest thereon. is massed the 539th In­ time, only the most essential cargo A minor compromise by Admiral As already pointed out, the offen- Jackal's fire, which now was uncon­ "With regard to the price," he Germany's stoc3ks and production trollable. FinaUy the Jackal was fantry Regiment and units of the comprise mainly mustard gas and is now being transported to China. Robert, which could be counter­ ! sive is one of Umited scope and even added, "the hon. member, Mr. Cox, 385th Infantry Division for their Phosgene, and Britain's defensive There are great hopes ta the grow­ signed by Laval—that is, that would I if the Germans reach the shore of sunk with a torpedo from the Jer­ says the goods should not be sold counter attack supported by artiUery measures are well designed to cope ing carrying capacity of American be acceptable to his German mas­ the Straits their difficulties wUl only vis," [for Jess than the cost price and and aerial bombing. with those and worse. planes. The Chinese are carrying ters—seems unUkely, having regard i be beginning. LONDON, May 13 (Reuter).—The I should the market advance on that The newspaper says:' 'The Germans The general picture presented by on with the certainty that the AUies to the stern attitude taken by the action in which three British de­ particular commodity, when it is of- succeeded ta pressing back the So­ U. S. Government, and still less Ukely On the other sections of the Rus­ viet troops but our command brought this official was undoubtedly re­ will find a way to continue supply- sian front there have been no new stroyers were recently sunk ta the I fered for sale, tie price shall be ad- assuring—subject always to the Continued on Page 5 Continued on Page 3 Continued on Page 5 tV&aeed so as to be uniform with our artUlery and reserves forward. qualification that the British pubUc developments. Though the Germans possess a continues to keep its head ta an emer­ the then market price.'' aerieal superiority of three or gency. four t lo"-; one, the Russian reserves IF PRICES FALL 'a»»_ . j^9 penotr ited their lines and attacked On the defensive side, the Germans them ta the rear. The German in- are striving to perfect their anti gas WAR COUNCIL 'LECWRED' GIRAUD IS SAID TO HAVE INTER-SERVICE ATHLETIC FOUR CHANGES MADE IN po<•in g ," Co ntinued Mr. Out- were completely routed." preparations but seem far behind ie m arket should fall fan try Britain's. By British standards On the neighbouring southern ON LOOSE WAR TALK I OFFERED TO SURRENDER ASSN. MET LAST NIGHT BOARD OF AGRICULTURE ditv is offered for which extends northwards their organization looks inelastic may ] lave stocks front, Taganrog to the Don Basin, and clumsy. Unlike the British from technique, which is based on in­ buy these t troops have been attacking Production Figures Mounting Wanted Release Of 500,0001 stocks r stop the for some days in a battle for an in­ dividual gas masks, family shelters Governing Body Confirmed; Mr. W. J. H. Trott New Head; people fr om t is a good habited place of great strategic im­ and individual common sense, the rs a cheaper portance. Germans—ta accordance with their In "Gratifying" Manner French Prisoners In Return Agriculturists Get Seats traditional regimentation—have con­ Baseball League Mooted Fighting from house to house, the centrated on large gas proof com­ know if the Russians have driven the enemy munity shelters. WASHINGTON, May 13 (Reuter) .— ON THE GERMAN FRONTIER, Representatives of the Inter-Ser­ Reported as a rumour in Tuesday's ur< i or tline tr. Cox was from heavily fortified positions and Members of the Pacific War CouncU May 13 (Reuter).—General Henri vice Athletic Association last taght issue of The Royal Gazette, a Gov­ m conlform i :y with the customary The aim in providing such shelter Giraud has — according to a report occupied half the place. for every German frequently has conferred for an hour and a half confirmed the nominations of the ernment Notice yesterde// after­ commercial practice? To the northwest the Russians been enunciated, but the comple­ with President Roosevelt at the current in diplomatic circles.here in various officials who wiU comprise noon confirmed the appointment of Mr. Cox replied first to Mr. Out­ have improved their positions by tion equally frequently has been White House today. touch with Vichy — offered to re­ the governing body of that organ­ the Hon. W. J. Howard Trott, M.C.P., erbridge. He said that if the mat­ capturing a height. The Soviet postponed. The Nazis claim gas Dr. T. V. Soong, the Chinese For­ turn to the German fortress of isation at a meeting held at the [ to the chairmanship of the Board of ter was not within the province of troops, surrounded during the night, proof accommodation for no more eign Minister, who acted as spokes­ Koenigstein if 500,000 French prison­ Hamilton Office of the United Ser­ Agriculture. th Finance Committee "then I feel fought their way out by launching than 40 percent of the population, man afterwards, said the Council ers of war are released. vices Organisation, Inc. The meet­ Mr. Trott succeeds the Hon. Sir this House does not need a Finance a two pronged thrust. They over­ and even this is believed to bs ex­ examined production figures which It was learned today that the ing was attended by representatives Stanley SpurUng, who was recently Committee." came heavy artUlery and mortar fire, aggerated. (The typical German were steadUy mounting in a most General escaped by shamming men­ of the British and United States appointed a member of the Legis­ He continued, "With regard to the kiUed most of a battaUon of the shelter is large and has forced ven­ gratifying way. tal infirmity. Having thus got sur­ Navies, the United States Army, lative Council by His Excellency the question he puts as to what should German 257th Infantry Division and tilation with enough air pressure veillance relaxed at Koenigstein, he Bermuda Base Contractors and oth­ Governor. be done ta a decline, I said the rule It also discussed "the warfare in blithely chatted about Africa with ers, the latter including delegates should be as I indicated. What took prisoners. to keep the gas out.) the Southwest Pacific." Several changes ta the personnel The Soviet press publishes pictures ReUance on such a shelter, even German officers on his journey in­ from the U.S.O., the Bermuda Ath­ should be done in that case would Pointing out that Chinese troops to Switzerland while Gestapo men letic Association and the local press. of the Board of Agriculture accom­ be a matter of consideration. I of Russian tanks moving into an at­ if universally available, would be pany Mr. Trott's appointment. Three tack on the southern front, whtte inadequate to British eyes, because are stUl fighting in Burma, 3Dr. searched the train for a "mental would say unless there are good rea­ Soong added, "We will prevent the case." Mr. Justin Morrill, U.S.O. Director new members — Messrs. C. V. Zuill, sons to the contrary, probably tne cavalry and lorry-drawn artUlery are firstly, people tend to become casual­ in these Islands, was chairman at J. Rogers Outerbridge and A. Made­ seen moving up to positions on the ties before reaching the shelter, and Japanese from consolidating there." General Giraud, carrying on his pohcy to pursue would be to safe­ the start of the meeting and stated iros — have been appointed, replac­ guard the position of Government to southwestern front. Such move­ secondly, they are unavailable for Another matter discussed was the lively conversation with the Nazis, ing Messrs. A. C. Benevides, J. H. ments are now possible on the fast war work while ta the shelter. danger of "loose talk" giving vital was ignored. that the principal business was to see the stocks are liquidated with­ drying ground. information to the enemy. His "offer" to return to Germany confirm the nominations received Hollis and C. M. Allen out loss. I may say these stocks are NAZIS MUST BUY MASKS at a special meeting held last week Mr. James E. Pearman, Deputy being accumulated for the protect­ On the KaUnin front there has According to the Canadian Mini­ is stated to have been'made to Gen­ at US.O. Headquarters at Flatts. Chairman, retains that office on the ster ta Washington, Mr. Macarthy, eral Stuelpnagel, the mUitary gov­ ion of the consumer and for no been heavy rain, but the Russians The gas masking of individual Board, and Messrs. B. C C. Outer- other purpose. They are not being are slowly' advancing in one sector Germans is nothing Uke so compre­ the CouncU had "quite a lecture" ernor of Paris, whom he met at It was agreed on the motion of bridge, M.CP., H. T. North, M.C.P, and deaUng effectively with German hensive as here. According to the on the subject from President Mouline under the protection of a Lieut. Brunt of the Royal Navy that and J. E. P. Vesey, M.C.P, remain Continued on Page 3 attempts to gain the initiative. latest information the Germans must Roosevelt! safe conduct at Laval's instigation. the foUowing officers be appointed The Germans have been putting en bloc as the Governing Body of as members. Soviet troops have captured an­ stiU buy gas mas3ks ta accordance Lord HaUfax the British Ambassa­ It wiU be noted that the new ap­ other populated place on the Kalin­ with their means, whereas they have dor, pointed out that the President's pressure on Vichy for General Gir­ the 3Inter-Service Athletic Associa­ pointees are agriculturists with the in front, the Germans leaving 400 been issued free to, and indeed warning was not directed to one aud's surrender, threatening severe tion: President — Captaftn 33King exception of Mr. Zuill. Mr. Trott COMMENDATION OF U.S. SHIP dead on the battlefield. Some pri­ forced on, every Briton. group but was "merely a general penalties if he were not returned. Sparkes, U.S. Army; 1st. Vice-Presi­ has taken to farming in what is be­ soners were taken. The Germans The German authorities may have It was when Marshal Petain reso­ dent — Lieut. J. Harne, U.S. Navy; warning on the need for exercising lutely refused to hand him over 2nd. Vice-3President — Mr. Charles Ueved to be a sizeable way during It was authoritatively learned yes­ counter attacked in vain. enough stored masks to equip the extreme discretion when mUitary the past year. He intimated as terday by The Royal Gazette that whole population but the distribution operations are undertaken." The that Laval arranged the MouUns in­ Fuller, Sports Editor. Royal Gazette much to the House of Assembly Elsewhere on the same front the is far from complete. terview. When General Giraud told and Colonist Daily; 3rd. Vice-Presi­ the Commander-in-Chief, U.S. At­ Germans were also dislodged from danger lay in speculation by those at a recent meeting. Mr. J. Rogers lantic Fleet, has awarded letters of The conquered countries, includ­ unfamUiar with all the facts, he General Stuelpnagel that he would dent — Lieut. Paul Curtis, Seaforth Outerbridge has long been associat­ a number of fortified hUls after a ing Italy, are much worse off. It wUl return to Koenigstein only ta ex­ Highlanders, British Command; commendation to the captain, offi­ two day battle. added. ed with the agricultural Ufe of this cers and crew of the vessel which re­ be a very long time before every o change for half a- miUion prisoners Secretary-Treasurer — Mr. Lawrence Colony, both as a grower and as a The newspaper Red Star says: Italian can be provided with a gas the conversation "ended abruptly." White, US.O. shipper.. Mr. Madeiros, it is beUeved, cently boarded the torpedoed Ar­ "Extremely-stiff fighting is going on mask. On the other hand, if the There are obvious reasons why this gentine ship Victoria, effected emer­ in certain sectors of the Kalinin U.S. NAVY WILL GET OVER story should be treated with some Discussion foUowed on the forma­ is thought highly of by the Portu­ gency repairs, and sent her safely Germans haven't stolen their gas tion of a baseball league in these guese farmers. front. Our troops have continued masks the French, Belgians and 100 NEW SUBMARINES reserve. to New York. to press the enemy back inflicting Dutch wiU be well protected, since Observers comment that French Continued on Page 3 Mr. Trott wttl continue tempor­ one defeat after another on him. they were weU suppUed before the officers and other ranks had escap­ arily as chairman of the Board of The saving of the Victoria, in the The enemy, who enjoyed a certain occupation. WASHINGTON, May 13 (Reuter). ed previously tato French territory Public Works. middle of the night after she was numerical superiority, held a num­ The German gas mask is as good —A biU authorising the Navy to con­ without the Germans demanding Appointments were also announc­ twice struck by torpedoes, has been ber of fortified hiUs which put them as the British—no better because struct an additional 200,000 tons of their return. SECOND SHIP SUNK IN ST. ed yesterday ta the Home Guard as widely published in Ameriha and in a rather advantageous position. the British is a good one. The Brit­ submarines was signed by President There is serious doubt as to LAWRENCE RIVER follows: To be Commandant with throughout the world, but until the As a result of a two day engagement ish superiority is claimed in the Roosevelt today, the White House whether Germany has a right to the rank of Major — Mr. L. G. B. present time the mUitary situation the enemy was dislodged from these far more comprehensive distribution. announced. reclaim such an escaped prisoner of OTTAWA, May 13 (Reuter).—The Powell; to be Captain — Messrs. P. at Bermuda has made it hiUs, abandoning many kiUed and In general A.R.P. organization— This measure, it is understood, war. The Swiss Government would Navy Minister announced that a S. Ingham, R. J. Tucker and G. R. inadvisable to even mention the wounded." particularly decontamination to wttl provide over a hundred new sub­ not have aUowed General Giraud to hostile submarine had sunk a ship— Holmes; and to be Lieutenant — splendid performance of the officers marines. The cost is estimated at the second since the beginning of Messrs. K. Montgomery, J. J. Outer- Continued on Page 5 and crew of this vessel, man'" of Continued on Page 5 about $900,000,000. Continned on Page 3 the war—in the St. Lawrence today. bridge, G. W. Fisher and A. H. Churm. whom are well known in Bermuda. BUY WAR SAYINGS I CERTIFICATES TODAY Page 2 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1942.

ALLEGED ASSAULT CASE VIOLENT RAF. ATTACK 8ty ftmjal fertte "V For ^he ZDiary ADJOURNED BY COURT ON ROSTOCK DESCRIBED Victory - AEOLIAN HALL -For Victor* 3.00 and 8.00 p.m. 4.30 and 9.30 p.m. PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Establishment Officer One Newnes Practical Mechanics which Nazi Reporter Calls It An Incorporating gave details how to build the electri- & KJjjNSDONNSUY-TIIUEX ^M SAMUEL PEPYS TEUCER caUy driven bicycle, provides in the The Royal Gazette (Estab. 1828) Of Witnesses Yesterday April issue a plan of an emergency Unprecedented Bombing rue Colonist and Daily News (EstaS. 1866) water stttl for shipwrecked sailors. Proprietors Wednesday, May 13. After the case for the prosecution The inventor is an Englishman, H. B3ERLIN, May 13 (Reuter).—An eye was completed and the first witness J. Andrew, who states that the idea witness account of the Royal Air Young Buffalo A 3ktad correspondent sends me a for the defence was half way Force raid on Rostock and Warne­ THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. is protected but he is more con­ ill . KCFUBUCj poem by J. E. Middleton which, as through his evidence, the Worship­ cerned with its Ufe-saving value, and munde on the night of May 8 is Btill Reid Street, Hamilton she rightly infers, might W9U be ful H. Martin Godet, J.P., magis­ gives the detaUs of the apparatus given by a German war reporter Editor: E. T. SAYER taken to heart by our pessimists and trate for the Central District, yes­ for the pubUc benefit. Anyone can quoted by the official German news Chapter 7 and 8 "ZORRO'S LEGION" Manager: E. C. MCLAUGHLIN scaremongers. terday adjourned sine die the trial make the apparatus, free of royalty, agency, D.N.B. of five members of the Imperial untU September 1, 1942, after wtach This reporter said: "The British Subscription Rate; "Two words, each comes in one Censorship charged with having un­ date it is hoped to manufacture on planes came in over Rostock and tongue, lawfuUy assaulted Ernest Coulton, a large scale which would reduce the Warnemunde from all directions ta TOP HAT - RiddeU's Bay Local—£2. 0. 0. Foreign—£2. 10. 0. When us9d in combination; also of the Imperial Censorship, in purchase price to a reasonable sum a low and high level attack. They Per Tear 8.30—"OAKLAHOMA RENEGADES" Betag sound advice to old and young the early morning hours of Monday, for the benefit of aU those who go to tried to break through the anti air­ 9.30—Chapter 1 & 2 "KING OF THE ROYAL MOUNTED" THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1942 Throughout this widespread nation, AprU 20, 1942, at the Bermudiana sea. The apparatus consists of craft barrage and an unprecedented Hotel. The accused, who are three main parts, a condenser, a attack such as we had not witnessed 10.00—"MEXICALI ROSE" Their mandatory tone is strong, charged under Section 271 of the heating chamber and a part for before soon developed. HAVANA CONFERENCE They often seem to me— Criminal Code, are Colonel' James coUeettag and storing the water un­ "The British had to face a waU More useful than a pleasant song Edward Drennan, WUUam Harrison, tU required for consumption. No of iron and steel. New waves of PROVES ITS USEFULNESS Uncouth though they be. Arthur O'Connor, Charles Enrique fuel or chemicals are required. The British planes constantly arrived Dent and Thomas Brash Ross. only ingredients needed are sea trying to break through. The en­ BerUn and Tokio and Rome The hearing opened at Hamilton water and dayUght. The stiU has emy tried to evade the anti aircraft Rumours that Berlin-Vichy rela­ Have loosed the chains of heU, PoUce Court on Tuesday, Mr. J. R. only a very smaU output. "One must fire by attacking our batteries from tions are approaching a crisis as a re­ But oh, the chatterers of home Conyers representing tne accused, not expect an output of pints per the lowest possible level with ex­ At The Theatres sult of the United States mission to Are dangerous as WeU. with Lieut.-Col. T. M. DU1 counsel hour, but, if one gets only just plosive and incendiary bombs and for the complainant. sufficient to maintain life, surely machine gun fire. Martinique appear to be weU found­ And so, lest gaU and wormwood flU it (should prove worth while," says "Bombs fell everywhere, left and The last witness for the prose­ the author. . . . ed. President Roosevelt, it is said, our cup, cution, Hubert Armitage Brown, right, ta front and behind our posi­ OLONIAL is determined to protect AlUed in­ Regard these words for Heaven's sa3ke was in the witness box when the tions. For moments the whole scene terests in the Caribbean, but is Shut up. hearing was resumed at 11.30 o'clock . Should anyone like to have a "go" was Ut up from the fires of the in­ Playhouse cOper a House cendiary bombs. equaUy determined not to give Vichy * # * yesterday morning. Most of his at the device, we have a copy of the evidence corroborated evidence sub­ "Suddenly a violent explosion came a pretext for claiming that the Unit­ Up and abroad early this morning diagrams as contained in the maga­ —MATINEE ONLY— and to the city where I meet many mitted on the previous day, with zine. ... from the direction of another anti­ ed States has forced a rupture with mighty men of affairs. the exception that the witness stat­ aircraft battery which was put out Short Subject 2.45, 7.45 the Petain (actually the Hitler- But Lord! though they have aU ed that from where he was standing When the Harem Scarem Com­ of action by a near miss. One low "Week-End Laval) regime. Mr. Roosevelt is ad­ achieved fame by reason of their at the reception desk he could hear pany complete the present pro­ level attack followed another untU most of what was going on, al­ the battle died down two hours mittedly a clever politican and dip­ far-sight and inteUigence, I" find gramme of performances, which wiU them strangely diverged ta opinion. though he could not see what was run to eight nights, they will have later." In Havana" lomat in addition to betag a great For whereas one man predicted happening. He heard Coulton pro­ played before more than 4,000 "Rise And statesman. He wUl have need of that we would soon aU shut up shop testing vehemently against the at­ people, which must be a record of —In Technicolonr— these quaUties now if he is effective­ for the simple reason that there would titude of the Security Guard and some sort. ... Shine" soon be nothing to sell, another man the functions the guard was en­ VICHY SENDS NOTE TO U.S. 2.45 ly to demonstrate the potency of the predicted such a supply of goods that deavouring to carry out, and also (Jack Oakie Inhabitants of enemy-occupied Linda Darnell) steel hand within the velvet glove. competition would lower prices. heard the complainant state that territories are making life miser­ ON MARTINIQUE TALKS "Unfinished But which wiU prove correct I dare he was the object of victimisation, Washington, it wttl be noted, is able for the tyrants. People in Brus- j 3.00, 8.00 not opine except that a third man particularly by Harrison. sels awoke one morntag recently to VICHY, May 13 (Reuter).—The Business" dealing directly with the French was ready and, he averred able to go When Harrison told Coulton to find the tarmac in the main boule- Government today sent to Wash- High Commissioner of Martinique, and buy aU the stock necessary, "Go to bed," the witness said, he vards of the town bearing anti-Nazi ington a reply to the United States (Irene Dunne' not with or through the absurd imi­ charter a ship, and land it safely heard Coulton tell Harrison that he slogans. White imprints proclaimed: note regarding Martinique. 4.20 here. I fear me he is an optimist, "International tation of a French Government ta was not used to receiving orders "Down with Hitler! Long live Eng- An official communique said that the sort of man who does a cross­ from £2.10.0 a week clerks, as he land! Hurrah for the R.A.F.. Long I the United States demands regard- Squadron" Vichy. U. S. Secretary of State Mr. word puzzle with a fountain pen. .Coulton) had been earning £2,000 live de GauUe." These inscriptions ing Martinique involve a change in Tonight at 8.30 CordeU HuU avers that there is no And later ta the day when I Usten and over. The witness told of the had been made at night by a car- the status of the French islands, (Ronald Reagam to a talk on advertising, I was minded harangue that followed, but stated equipped with cleverly cut-out tires It was stated that the difference be- James Stephenson) reason to treat with Vichy, giving of a definition I read recently. Ha rem-Sea rem as his authority the agreement he did not see Coulton being struck covered ta white paint. At midday, I tween Vichy and Washington as re- "Doing business without advertis­ by anyone. He also said he heard before a group of gazing spectators, j gards French warships and tankers 4.30, 9.30 reached by the Havana Conference ing is Uke winktag at a girl in the Coulton make some reference to the squads of street-sweepers were stttl stationed at Martinique is expected Revue of 1940. Under this agreement Am­ dark. matter being raised on the floor of trying with brushes and acids to re- j to comphcate the negotiations now "You know what you are doing— the House of Commons by Lieut.- move the lettering. . . . proceeding in Washington. erican repubUcs would jointly oc­ but no one else does." REVIEW—"RISE AND SHINE" has one of the grandest casts ever Colonel Moore Brabazon, after * * * BERLIN, May 13 (Reuter).—A cupy any European owned possess­ which everything was quiet. packed into one big musical film with Jack Oakie, George ions in the Western Hemisphere "if A speaker at a recent Rotary Club Vichy report says the Franco-Ameri- Murphy, Linda Darnell, Walter Brennan and Milton Berle. The 3Letter from a correspondent ta luncheon remarked that he had | can talks on Martinique are betag such action became necessary to England and a strange comment he RE3MARKS "NOT ABUSIVE" been up for the entire previous continued ta Washington with the story is set on a college campus at the height of the football prevent their use for the benefit makes. night. Dr. W. H. C. Masters, ta tend­ Vichy Ambassador, Henry Haye. On season. of the Axis." And the agreement "Life is pretty dull just now," he Cross examined by Mr. Conyers, ering the thanks of the meeting, re­ both sides the utmost discretion is writes. "I don't know when I saw a the winess said he did not know "INTERNATIONAL SQUADRON" is the thrill-packed film saga of further states that under the mac­ marked that he had thought he had being observed. the R. A. F.'s most colourful branch. The glorious adventures raid last. They had one about 30 whether Coulton's actions that nothing in common with the MOSCOW, May 13 (Reuter).—Ger- hinery estabUshed any one of the miles from here but we didn't even night were that of a perfectly sober speaker but after hearing him talk I many's immediate demands of Vichy, of the International Squadron as they engage the enemy in the American repubUcs ta an emergency hear it. I'm pretty busy with the man. He said, however, that Coul­ he had one thing ta common—he, according to a Soviet news agency, night skies, the fraternal spirit of their group, even though they Home Guard but I don't find it as ton's remarks were not abusive, al­ too, had been up aU night. ... j quoting a Stockholm report, are as can seize control of the threatened exciting as the last war." though they may have been con­ all represent different nations, their superbly courageous ex­ territory on behalf of the American * * * j follows: the transfer of the French ploits, all make up the background against which the exciting What an unscrutable nation is demnatory. The Hon. Sir Stanley SpurUng's Navy to German command, the in- repubUcs. ours. We never prepare for war, we Mr. J. R. Conyers submitted that remark during the debate on the troduction of a new labour ministry drama is woven. never lmow there's a war on until there was no evidence to support Adolf Shiklgruber (alias Hitler), our backs are against the waU, and women's suffrage issue in the House and a radical purge of the Army. the charge under Section 271 of the of Assembly that other colonies took o who never told the truth, kept his when we have won the war we give Criminal Code against Colonel Dren­ the spoils to the vanquisned. their lead from Bermuda has been DUTCH AIR FORCE GETS U.S. TOWN HALL-St. George's word, or lived up to an agreement nan and Mr. Harrison. He added noted in The Nassau Guardian (The EQUIPMENT IN AUSTRALIA in the whole of his unnatural Ufe, that it was a matter for His Worship Bahamas). An editorial in that At 8.30— THREE GIRLS ABOUT TOWN'" to decide whether there was a case newspaper relates what happened is not Ukely to respect the terms of to answer by the accused, and also L03NDON, May 13 (Reuter).—The At 9.40—"LYDIA" to the petition of the Bermudian Netherlands Air Force in AustraUa the Havana Conference, to which, it to decide whether the witnesses for suffragists under a caption "A Lead THEY SAY the prosecution were telling the under General MacArthur's com­ must be admitted, he was not a From Bermuda." "In Bermuda," the mand has already been equipped party, although if he had been it truth or not. In regard to Coulton's editorial reads, "where the qualifica­ By A. M. PURCELL evidence, he had stated that he with American bombers. This was would make no difference whatso.- tion- for voting is the possession of revealed by 52 year old Major Gen- was drinking whiskies that night freehold property of the value of | ever. Martinique is useful to him That the pooling arrangements for and had made no reference to the ., eral L. H. Van Oyen, Commander the export of onions is generaUy £60, many men have the privUege of of tne Dutch East Indies ^ Forces. (how much use he has been able approved. rum that other witnesses had men­ qualifying as electors on the He has just arrived ta Britain from to make of the island we are unable tioned in their evidence. property of their wives This, it united States and today was Under the Distinguished Patronage of * * * Mr. Conyers said there were three the to say), but now it has become more must be admitted, is a bit thick as received ta audience by Queen Wil- His Excellency the Governor and Viscountess Knolfa That some say the farmer is thereby points on which to base a conclu­ a large number of women are helmina. He leaves shortly for Ot- useful than ever before. Aside from obUged to pay a commission not sion: 1, that Coulton in his evidence, property owners and pay the same tawa t0 take part in the j^^ ^ its potential and possibly realized necessary. was either telling untruths; that taxes as men. AU things being conference advantages as an Axis submarine * * * his condition that night was such equal," the editorial concludes, "we | General Van Oyen praised the hos­ That on the other hand he is guar­ that he couldn't distinguish whiskey base or feeder, and that strong anteed a price and a shipment. should Uke to see the women of the pitality shown by the people of Aus- from rum; or that the witnesses Bahamas foUow the lead of^ the refugees from the Nether- French naval and aerial forces are * * * were not teUing the truth in the tralia t0 stationed there, "Shikky" now sees Bermuda women The only thing lands East £fdies. He said: "The That he who tries to please everybody matter. There was nothing to sup­ that has prevented them from claim- between the Indies and Aus- a substantial poUtical usefulness ta port the evidence that Coulton had Unk generally fails to please anybody. been assaulted, Mr. Conyers said. mg .the right to exercise the fran- tralia can never be more close In MAMMOTH CIRCUS Martinique. If the United States * * * chise m the past is the farcical quali-1 Adelaide, for instance, a single According to the medical evidence, fication of voters ta this colony. Be­ should take control of the island, That the auctions continue to at­ no bodUy harm had been done. broadcast appeal for aecommoda- tract a lot of people. fore electoral reform of any kind is tion when a great number of refu­ the madman, personally, and Counsel for the defence stated advocated here the qualification of Produced by through his revolting mouthpieces, * * * there was not sufficient evidence gees from Java flooded the town met electors should be raised." .... with such response that all of the will accuse the Washington Govern­ That it is hoped the mouth organs that Colonel Drennan and Mr. Har­ won't be sold IocaUy. rison were accessories before the refugees were easily housed." ment of committing an act of ag­ We are told that the Colonial Gov­ o Wm. KEITH PITMAN * * * fact. The only evidence produced ernment will not coUect 17J% cus­ gression, rave about "Yankee Im­ That on the other hand instrumen­ by Coulton was the fact that Colonel 14 AXIS PLANES HIT OR toms duty on all the articles being DESTROYED AT MALTA (Late of Barnum & Bailey's) perialism," and throw up lUy-white talists are looking forward to a few Drennan had stated he authorised auctioned in the Armoury, as many strings for their violins and 'ceUos. the guard. hands in holy horror, a horror he of the goods are betag re-shipped to 3MALTA, May 13 (Reuter).—There With Two Circus Ballets Under fondly hopes will be shared by some * * * His Worship said he took the view the United States having been pur­ That restaurant meals are now that Coulton had stated he received chased for American interests by were fourteen enemy aircraft casual­ considerable section of the French curbed ta Great Britain. an injury, that he was struck with local representatives. In such cases, ties ta yesterday's raids on Malta. TRIXIE HALLAWELL Royal Air Force fighters destroyed people. On the other hand, if the * * * a truncheon and also had said that no duty is collected. The Customs United States should leave the island Colonel Drennan authorised the officials seal the packages and they two enemy bombers and two fighters That a Umit on price is set. and probably destroyed two bombers alone and be satisfied with a mere guard. On this submission he could are. shipped out of the Islands. This at * * * not dismiss the case at present on condition applied to the three larg­ and one fighter, and damaged three parole d'honneur, the menace to the That that would be unpopular here. the mere evidence of the prosecu­ est sales made to date — £562, £1,525 bombers and four fighters. AUies remains ready for Axis use * * * tion. He therefore gave the statu­ and £650 so that the Colony's re­ One night raider and two fighters BLOOMFIELD, Paget whenever convenient, and America That the high price seems to attract tory precaution to the five accused, turns wiU be much smaller than has were destroyed last taght and a raid today is still in progress. must continue to allocate patrolUng most people. after which the bearing for the been indicated in reports of the nt a • • defence opened, Colonel James Ed­ auction appearing ta this news­ forces to the Martinique area which That the local gags at the Harem ward Drennan being the first wit­ paper. . . . FASCIST COMMUNIQUE could be usefully employed else­ Scarem show are enjoyed. ness. o where. * * * COLONEL'S EVIDENCE ROME, May 13 (Reuter).—Today's PERSONAL ItaUan communique reports lively That new ones wiU be used. TODAY Colonel Drennan informed the artillery activity on both sides ta Martinique, according to reUable * * * court that he was principal estab­ Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Gibbons an­ several sectors of the Cyrenaica information, has not behaved at all That some of the audience recognised Ushment officer in charge of staff front and claims that three enemy themselves on the stage. nounce the marriage of their son weU, considering its dependency discipline at the Bermudiana and Wilfred to Miss Audrey J. Steward planes were destroyed by German 2 p. That if the CouncU ever discuss tlie Princess Hotel for Imperial Censor­ fighters. It says that during repeat­ upon American sources of supply revue some members wiU ask why of Manitoba. Canada, on May 2, and its comparative defencelessness. ship. He referred to Coulton's 1942. The wedding took place at ed attacks on air and sea bases at it was caUed "Concensus of Opin­ drinking while on sick leave last Malta, particularly Tavenezia. were The island radio station has per­ ion." the residence ,of the bride's uncle, That then it wiU be solemnly amend­ December, during which several Mr. MacArthur, 245 Ruby St., Win­ intensely bombed. The communi­ VICTOR FARELLI, world-famous Magician sistently broadcast anti-British, and ed to consensus of opinion. complaints had reached him about nipeg, Canada. que admits the loss of one plane but Coulton's behaviour. Colonel Dren­ later anti-American propaganda. * # * claims that 11 enemy planes were and 12 Outstanding Features in It is a danger spot in a dangerous nan said he told Coulton at that shot down. That it might be appropriate if the time that the Imperial Censorship of April 20, he could hear a voice o—-— locaUty, and the fact that the C.S. made the amendment. had no use for people who behaved shouting loudly somewhere in the 15 AXIS PLANES DESTROYED Main Programme — Side Shows Shiklgruber-Goering Laval coterie * * * as he did. He told Coulton that he vicinity. Obviously there was some are making such an issue of the That the shipping situation gives a would return to England on the next considerable disturbance taking CAIRO, May 13 (Reuter).—An American mission is proof enough lot of worry to some. boat. Coulton appealed to Col. place. There was nothing else he RA.F. communique states that Brit­ Drennan for -leniency, admitted knew of the matter. of that, and more. * * * ish fighters intercepted a formation That others predict a big improve­ drinking heavily, and pleaded that In cross-examination Col. Dren­ of enemy aircraft off the North The United Peoples of the Utated he had recently suffered from Den­ nan said that in his position at the African coast and shot down 15 and The one original "Ferdinand the Bull"; ment. Imperial Censorship he had discip­ Nations want freedom restored to * * * gue fever. Colonel Drennan said probably destroyed others. he agreed to suspend Coulton's re­ linary control over the personnel, on o Strongmen; Massed Bands; Grand Parade; the French people and sovereignity That the newspapers have voluntarily turn home, subject to his future instructions issued by Postal and to the French Republic. That is a cut down size. good conduct. He saw Coulton again Telegraph Censorship at London, WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES Trained Animals; a Team of Acrobats; part of the cause for which they are * * * on the morntag of April 20, and told who are his employers. However, he That they would have a hard job said he could not quote the instruc­ fighting. But they know, as do the him he had been drinking and caus­ No. Sold Total Sold Cash Fortune Tellers. LONkeepinG LISg thTe circulatioOF HATSn downIS HAL. F ing a disturbance the night before. tions under which he acts, but that Denomina­ Free French and their leader, Gener­ disciplinary control was implicit in tion llth May to Date Received DONE IN YESTERDAY'S BIDDING He referred Coulton to the previous £ 1 39 24,076 £18,057 0 CLOWNS — CLOWNS — CLOWNS al DeGauUe, that the Vichy Govern­ incident in December, stating that his appointment. There was no copy of his appointment in the Colony 5 2,120 7,950 0 ment of France is not a Free French Only about half the Ust of hats Coulton's services would be termin­ and he had no written appointment 10 1,469 11,017 10 Government, that its leaders are were auctioned yesterdav ta the ated with a month's notice. Coul­ with the Imperial Censorship. Ask­ 25 455 8,531 5 quislings under the rule of Adolf Armoury on Reid Street and ths ton asked for a reason, but Coionel ed if he was entitled to discontinue 50 382 14,325 0 Admission and Reserved Seat 5/- sales of these goods witt be continu­ Drennan told him he was not giving 100 675 Shiklgruber. It is quite possible remuneration of personnel after a 50,625 0 Admission Only 2/6 ed this morning and afternoon. any reason as according to his con­ month's notice, Colonel Drennan that the Huns, having broken the If the Ust is completed before the tract he (Col. Drennan) could ter­ said that as far as London was con­ Total £110,505 15 hearts and destroyed or mutilated end of the day, it is possible that minate his employment without giv­ cerned he had power to dismiss any 12th. May, 1942. the bodies of so many Frenchmen, bidding will begin on clocks. ing any reason. He also told Coul­ person without checking his means Children Half Price in Reserved Section ton, when the latter asked him if of sustenance. Denomina- No. Sold Total Sold Cash may be able to poison the minds of his work had been satisfactory, that tion 12th May to Date Received . when accompanied by an Adult £ 1 7 * * many more. But that, as we see it, mission to Martinique, but the fact he would be no loss to the Censor­ At this period of the evidence, in 24,083 £18,062 5 is a chance the United Nations must ship. which Colonel Dill placed two letters 5 1 2,121 7,953 15 that the situation is engaging the sent to Coulton by Colonel Drennan 1,469 11,017 10 take. It is a lesser risk than deal­ The witness said that Coulton did 10 attention of such clear thinking, not say anything about being as­ regarding the termination of Coul­ 25 455 8,531 5 ing with traitor 3Laval and his toad­ courageous men as President Roose­ saulted, struck or injured in any ton's services from the Imperial Cen­ 50 382 14,325 0 ies. velt and Secretary CordeU HuU is respect the night before. Colonel sorship, the magistrate adjourned 100 1 676 50,700 0 All Proceeds to Sailors' Home and New Clinic Drennan stated that whtte convers­ the hearing sine die, telling aU con­ There may or may not be forth­ virtuaUy a guarantee of a satisfact­ ing with Harrison on the telephone cerned in the case that they would | Total £110,589 15 0 coming a full report of the American ory solution to a vexing problem. about 12.15 o'clock on the morning be given two days notice. [13th May, 1942. THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1942. Page 3

POPE APPEALS FOR PEACE BURMA CAMPAIGN SEEN GOSLING'S CIRCUS ADDS MARINES' ATTACK CAUSED S. AMERICAN NAVY OFFICERS Giraud Is Said To Have IN WORLD BROADCAST AS A BITTER LESSON Widen Possible Scope NEW FARE TO BILL DIEGO SUAREZ COLLAPSE TOUR BOMBED LONDON Offered To Surrender Of Jury Exemption By GUY BETTANY Continued from Page 1 Even at the eleventh hour surprises British, Outnumbered, Lacked are being planned for the circus at "Gallant Exploit" By Group LONDON, May 13 (Reuter).—All of leave the country had they been Admits Formula Today Would legislation amending The responsible for his security. If they Jury Act, 1927, was forwarded "Bloomfield," Paget, this afternoon. London's worst bomb scars ta the An important addition to the array city and the east end where shown were not it is hard to see that Vtehy Stand Very Little Chance Training In Jungle Warfare to the House of Assembly with Of 50 Men Brought Change can be attacked for allowing- Mm m a message from ffls Excellency of talent already announced is Mr. to the South American naval observ­ J. M. CampbeU, who has had a long ers visiting this country today. France. It is thought, moreover, '' VATICAN CITY, May 13 (Reuter). By DANIEL DELUCE the Governor yesterday after­ LONDON, May 13 (Reuter) .—The that any move from Germany or noon. and distinguished experience on the They were first taken round en­ —"We make another appeal for peace Associated [Press Correspondent legitimate professional stage ta Eng­ dujersion action ta the rear of the Laval for General Giraud's surrend­ The Jury Act, 1927 Amend- French at Die«o Suarez, was carried tire blocks of business quarters er would have instantly resulted in to all people without exception," land. gutted by fires, then continued to declared the Pope in a world broad­ CALCUTTA, India, May 12.— ' ment Act, 1942 was read a out by a detachment of about 50 his fellow generals smuggling him first time by Captain Bayard Mr. CampbeU is introducing Fah the docks where they inspected the cast on the occasion of the celebra­ Drunk with weariness, slogging afoot Rel Lee, the Chinese magician, T?oval Marines, it was disclosed au­ tato Africa rather than consent to in both desert dust and the oozy DiU. It contains the foUowtag thoritatively in London today. damage. Afterwards they were tak­ such humiliation. FinaUy it seems tion of the Episi al Jubilee to­ a 'NOM DE THEATRE' which thinly en to Bermondsey, one of London's night. He bestowed the apostoUc slime of dank teak forests, and clause: "In section 43 of The It was this diversion — described unlikely that the German authoV Jury Act, 1927 the words 'on coneals the identity of Mr. Victor worst blitzed districts. benediction TJrbi et Orbe (city and swimming muddy, swollen streams, FarrelU, the magician and iUusionist. as "an extremely gaUant exploit" — ties would give a safe conduct for world) and said that his jubilee oc­ the last companies of the British account of the iUness of such which in a night attack led to the They were welcomed by the Mayor the purpose suggested. juror, or his intended absence The act to be presented by tnese of Bermondsey and the head of curred at a time of universal suffer­ and Indian armies of Burma are two entertainers is wholly new to coUapse of the defenders of Diego o ing. fighting on toward the mountains from Bemuda on urgent busi­ Suarez. The resistance at one time the air raid precautions services, ness or on account of the re­ Bermuda, and actuaUy has never who gave a reaUstic demonstration ARIAS AT RIO DE JANEIRO of Assam ta the toughest withdrawal been presented ta this form before. looked serious, but it did not develop The Pope said: "The Church of this war. cent death, or the extreme of the civil defence organisation, in­ never grows old, and when these It is an open secret that Messrs. to the extent antictaated and the Thirteen hundred miles and thir­ illness of any member of his night action quickly put an end to cluding the ambulance section, fire RIO DE JANEIRO, May 13 (Reu- dark days disappear we shall emerge family,' shaU be omitted." CampbeU and FareUi are members engine and demoUtion squads, in- iter).—Arnulfo Arias, ex-President of radiant. There can be no harking teen days back I left them. I drove of the Imperial Censorship here, it. a United States Army jeep from The excusal of a juror from telUgence service and the many sides Panama, has arrived at Rio de back to the past by any Christian serving wiU, if the amend­ and it is not giving away any official The Marines were on a British de­ of civiUan defence against air raid Janeiro. soul. We are making war against Shwebo to Calcutta over trails fit only secrets to reveal that they were stroyer, which made a night dash for goats, mules and jeeps. No ment is adopted, be left mainly bombardment. anti-Christianity and cold indiffer­ to the discretion of the Ctaef among the first of the Detachment through the heavily protected and ence." othsr type of motor vehicle ta Burma to arrive ta Bermuda and that this mined harbour, exposed to the fuU Replying to the Mayor, the Chilean could have made the trip. Justice. Ambassador surpassed himself with Declaring that he felt the need As the legislation is now is their initial public performance fire of the defending batteries. It The exhausted remnants of two together. went into this strange harbour and a short speech ta EngUsh, expressing for speaking with frankness, Pope Imperial divisions that have been constituted, the Chief Justice warm appreciation of what he had Pius 33X11 said. "Christians are suf­ may only excuse a juror from Recently FareUi was startled to brought up alongside a jetty so tnat continuaUy ta action during the learn that soma one performing in the Marines might land. The whole seen. SAVE, SAVE! fering great hardships in the pur­ whole Burma campaign must wajk. duty on tho grounds provided The observers boarded a fire float suit of their faith." by the phrase to be deleted. Austria has been billed as 'The action showed the value of initiative Their twelve-ton American tanks Great FareUi." Investigation is, of and daring. on the Thames and cruised down Stating that before the war he with cheery red desert rat insignia, It is proposed, it is understood, course, out of the question, and such The Marines came ta behind the the river. They were entertained to worked fcr peace within the limits their six-wheeled and four-wheeled to extend the scope of exemp­ lunch at the headquarters of the of the divine office of Holy Father, tions. a minor matter as steatag an ar­ defenders and the effect no doubt truc3ks, their mobile ack-ack and tiste's name and reputation is hardly Thames Yacht Club by the proprie­ Empty dental he added: "We make another ap­ field artiUery, simply cannot be man­ turned the resistance into an ac­ worth attention—in a Nazi-controlled ceptance of what would have been tors of the famous naval reference peal for •neace to all the people with­ handled over 130 miles of sandy book. "Jane's Kghttag Staps." out exception." country where Ufe and property the inevitable. To a considerable waste and jungle morass to the are ta constant jeopardy. At the Chilean Embassy the Am- and shaving Reiterating that the destruction closest motorable Assam Pass. the enemy when we arrived. Thay extent it was due to the gaUant asked us what we could teU them, An afternoon packed with thriUs action of the 50 Marines that the basador gave a large party ta hon­ and bloodshed caused by war were our of the observers. accumulating, the Pope, renewing 3H3ARASS3ED 3FROM ALL SIDES and we repUed: and entertanment of a 3ktad quite Umited resistance put up by the Cream tubes the appeal for peace in view of the "Get your men off the roads and new to ttas country is promised to French on instructions from Vichy gradually worsening circumstances Harassed by enemy fighters and out into the jungle; accustom them all who attend the GosUng Circus did not develop. of the conflict, said: "To the lead­ bombers, which for nearly seven to living there. Forget you ever had today. The previously announced inten­ ers of the nations we give a paternal weo3ks have been completely supreme an army truck. Camouflage your o tion of the British Government ta TAKE THEM warntag. De not seduce the people ta the Burma sky, knifed from am­ hideouts and study ways to ambush Inter-Service Athletic Assn. undertaking the recent operation TO YOUR NEAREST from their higher call to duty. Do bush by blood-crazed bands of native the other feUow. Demand tommy- ta Madagascar—to prevent ttas terri­ not take the children away from traitors, the haggard British rifle­ guns and mortars from ordanance; Met Last Night tory being used by the Axis to pre­ the beneficial guardianship of their men, tank crews and wiry Sepoys rifles and machine-guns are aU right, serve it for France and to safeguard from the Indian units are now ap­ but tommy guns and mortars are parents. The wise leaders of na­ Continued from Page 1 French sovereignty—was authori­ DRUGGIST tions will not fail to hearken to this proaching within a few score miles better, and the Jap has plenty!" tatively reiterated tonight. appeal — not out of weakness but of the rugged Assam border. This Now ta Calcutta I feel it is an un­ Islands under the supervision of the It is the intention of the Govern­ out of wisdom." must and can be held against the real world. It is cushy, well-fed Association, the foUowing commit­ ment that the French National invader. comfortably bedded. It goes on tee being appointed and confirmed Committee should play a due part WHO WILL COLLECT The Pontiff in his appeal for peace How to save them? The final to control this branch of sport said: "Now that the people are dancing and drinking. ta the administration of Uberated answer is not yet lmown. Back among the members of the services BEST THEM TO BE Yet back in Upper Burma at ttas French territory, since the National Uving in painful anxiety awaiting there ta Burma the cruel lesson that imminent miUtary operations, we hour the dwindling columns of dirt- and base workers ta this country: Committee is cooperating with the something more than willingness caked, khaki-clad troops are still Chairman — Lieut. J. Harne, U.S. Utated Nations as representatives take the opportunity offered us by to muddle through is needed to win today's anniversary to pronounce fighting for their Uves—one day Navy; Mr. Charles 3Fuller, 3Lieut. of fighting France. Shipped to U.S.A. this war is stiU being taught. Boys tortured by thirst, the next day Gaffner, U.S. Army and a represen­ Tomorrow evening in' a broadcast once again the word of peace. We with matchless courage are betag say it with impartiaUty towards all nearly drowned in a torrential rata. tative of the B.B.C. In respect to General deGaulle wttl explain to the slaughtered because they are in basebaU it was stated that about people of France and all Frenchmen YEAST £or war use the belUgerents and with equal af­ inadequate numbers, Ul-trataed, A BITTER 33M3ILITARY TRAGEDY fection to all sections of aU peoples. fourteen teams wttl be available, what will be the role played by the poorly equipped. The last tired com­ but it was hoped that would whittle Free French ta Madagascar. "We well lenow how ta the state panies of what four months ago wore They have been fighting like this BY THE ever since January, when they under­ down to about eight good league of things today there would be Uttle proud and smart battaUons are still I clubs to be-entered for competitive probabiUty of success ta formulat­ took the impossible job of defending marching to the rear in a galling re- | play. ing detaUed proposals for a just and treat. Burma's wide-open eastern frontier honourable peace. Rather, every against an enemy more numerous AU branches of sport outdoor and U.S. Stiffening In Its Stand The Imperials, never really trained more skiUed ta jungle warfare, and indoor were discussed with the for­ time we utter the word of peace for jungle fighting, have learned it On Martinique we run the risk of offending one or continuaUy reinforced by land, air mation of many sub-committees to the hard way. Burma has been and sea. control the various branches. How­ A. J. GORHAM the other side. WhUst one side a school where they either learned fPHttp! ever, these sub-committees have still Continued from Page 1 places his hopes on the results the jungle or died ta ambush. Strip­ What happened ta Burma is a achieved, the other side places its miUtary tragedy for the . United to be ratified by the Governing body to be understood by U. S. pubUc Distributor >1TH?C10CK J JV22SSS JtM^PW.OF ped down now to iron rations and and will be published ta these col­ hopes on the outcome of future the firearms they can carry, they Nations, as bitter as those of Singa­ opinion which has been aroused by ojtquEtMsreiiT. FRIEHOCfSEHWCI events. While there is no immedi­ pore, the Netherlands Indies and the umns at a later date. Axis submarine warfare in the Car­ may still be sufficiently fit to com­ One of the main suggestions made ate hope of peace, the destruction plete their rainy season trek to India. PhiUppines. ibbean and the Gulf of Mexico. caused by the war is forever accumu­ For the handful of imperial sol­ during the discussion of a basebaU Despite half a century of British In the present circumstances it is 2226 fw. eitp. lating. diers who lost Lower Burma and league here was that aU league difficult to imagine that any agree­ 2347tth. rule, upper Burma never has been games wttl be free to spectators ta "We must make this appeal today for the few under-strength Chinese ment short of immobilizing the Unked to India by even one good divisions who stemmed the Japanese an endeavour to get fuller support with greater insistence in view of road. If there had been one, the French warships and conceding the menace of greater destructive conquest for more than a month from the community. It was stat­ bases to the U. S. Government could Burma disaster might have been ta Central Burma there can be noth­ ed that apart from the various dia­ weapons." averted. Instead of one lone bat- be entered upon by the United Na­ ing but praise, They were ordered monds available throughout the Is­ tions. EarUer in the broadcast the Pope, taUion sent to Burma from India, to do the impossible. Their casual­ lands, weekday games in the Cen­ whose message was spoken in ItaUan by air after the loss of Rangoon, ties were appaUtag. and subsequently translated into there might have been several di­ tral District of the Islands will be all European languages, said that ta visions hurried by road to throw Most of the stocky, singing British­ played on the B.A.A. Field, Pem­ POSTPONE FUEL RATIONING some countries those in authority back the reinforced Japanese. In­ ers whom I saw hiking into the Sal- broke. were bent on replacing right by stead of sacrificing their motorized ween line ta January, and the smiling Before the meeting ended, Captain LONDON, May 13 (Reuter).—Sir IMPORTANT force and to "trump up against equipment, the British could have Chinese legions deploying around King Sparkes thanked the delegates Stafford Cripps announced to the Christians the same infringements saved every vehicle. Toungoo ta March, were lolled in for their attendance and hoped that House of Commons today that the of the law which the Caesars of combat. Some cut their way out their interest ta the Association Government had decided to submit I struck to the northwest on a of the death pockets and always would be continued. to the House after Whitsuntide the first centuries pretended to have new trail hacked out of the jungle found in Peter and Paul and the there was a temporary new line their coal proposals covering pro­ Auction Sale and foUowed the river bed miles estabUshed farther back. Always duction, consumption and organ­ countless Une of innocent victims on end. I got the jeep ferried the last | who are now effulgent with a halo it was weaker than the last one. Reserve Stocks Of Food ization in the industry. This means six miles of the Chindwin to Kalawa, For hundreds of miles it was fight, the fuel rationing scheme* which of virtues. And the crime which is where the trail ended. A supposed Financing Is Explained of always trumped up against Christ­ withdraw, fight again. was to come tato operation on June highway from Assam extends to Every mile backward the air sup­ 1 is postponed. ians is always the same — their un­ Kalewa. ActuaUy it is a boggy cart faltering loyalty to the King of port faded, until ta April there was Continued from Page 1 track. virtuaUy .nothing left. The enemy Kings and Lord of Lords." accumulated as a speculation by and tne traitors increased until Food Board has purchased a com­ The Pope spoke for 43 minutes and A TASTE OF SOLDIERS* LOT thousands, UberaUy equipped with Government." He answered Mr. Misick's question modity, it would be impossible for Goods Seized in Prize at the end of his address bestowed Swarms of mosquitoes and sUmy mortars and tommy guns, were them to sell that commodity and, the apostol - blessing on all who thrown into tho push. that the poUcy betag foUowed was ta leeches covered my hands as I dug conformity ^with recognised business if necessary, buy another commod­ Ustened, accompanied by the usual the jeep out of the mud, and rata The faU of Rangoon on March 8 plenery indulgences. practice. ity." drench 3d me from head to toe to doomed Burma. The British 3knew At the outset of the sitting, His it, officers and mon. They kept on He told Mr. Outerbridge that he give me a taste of what the British did not beUeve the balance ta the Honour the Speaker informed the At the ARMOURY, Reid St. Army then was encountering far to fighting, for surrender was not in House that a return of the election their vocabulary. Treasury would be sufficient "to take 1st NORWEGIAN AMBASSADOR TO the South, without even the oc­ at the East End had been received. Back along the Irrawaddy two care of this extraordinary expendi­ U.S. PRESENTS CREDENTIALS casional shelter and freedom from ture." It states that 3Mr. Leland Westbury attack I was enjoying. weeks ago I gave a sick Tommy from Yorkshore a ride to a field hospital. On second reading, Mr. Vesey ex­ Barnes has been elected to the vac­ WASHINGTON, May 13 (Reuter). My jeep passenger, a wounded plained to the House that the ob­ ant seat in the House of Assembly After the hats have been disposed of, —In the pres-; of Crown Prince British captain, worked Uke a beaver 1 "The bloody Japs are running us out of Burma," said the Tommy, ject of the bttl was to provide "a for the Parish of St. George's. Olav, Premiei ygaardsvold Wil- to help on frequently needed repairs. method for the efficient turning of Mr. Barnes was not present at yes­ helm Demorj He plodded in the mud on an infected "but we're coming back, that's sure. ierne, the Nor- We won't keep on doing things wiong reserve stocks of food which may be terday's sitting. wegian Minis' foot to help salvage two bolts from At the end of the meeting. Captain here since 1934, a stripped and abandoned motor forever. Some day we'll wake up purchased by the Government from Clocks, Musical Instruments presented his time to time. Dill read The Dog's Act 1925, Amend­ dent at the W3 lontials to Presi- bus and to prop the jeep's engine on and get smarter than the other House as the first bloke. "As the matter now stands, with ment Act 1942 a first time. Second Norwegian Am its frame after it had jarred off. reading was set down as an order ton. ador to Washing- Fresh forces of the Indian Army "Put that ta the papers, sir. AU the financial provision only being and Parts made by way of a resolve, once the for the next day of meeting. States Dapa ant officials also now ' manning the Assam frontier the troops ta Burma tried hard." attended the cemonies ta the were calm, determined and men­ will be sold. A number of parcels of President's stt taUy ready for the first- clash with musical instiruments wUl be split up and Simmons Three Piece Studio Suites sold instirument by instrument. JUST ARRIVED AND MOST WELCOME GLOVES ^ Couch converts into double or twin beds and has two matching chairs. will be sold after the musical instru­ ALSO EXTRA COUCHES BOTH DOUBLE AND SINGLES ments, followed by these items, whieh We advise early selection as the quantity is limited. have not been previously catalogued.

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FRIENDLY CRICKET LOUIS-PASTOR BOUT IS NEW MAJOR LEAGUE RECORD DOUBLE TURF CLASSIC Gibbs PLANNED BY JACOBS FOR EM. THE KING Imperial Censorship XI Arch Builders FOR The shoe for women No Indication As To Where SET BY TOBIN OF THE BRAVES "Sun Chariot" Is Winner Draws With S.G.S. Team smart styles in- navy and black COUGHS. gabardine. Just the thing in Contest Will Take Place Of Thousand Guineas Race Cricket teams of Imperial Censor­ dark shoes for warm weather. ship and Saltus Grammar School NEW YORK, May 13.—Mike Jacobs NEWMARKET, Eng., May 13 (Reu­ 1st. eleven played to a draw in a T. J. PEARMAN & SONS r said here yesterday that he was ter)—Tremendous cheers and wild friendly match on the School Recre­ planning a match ta late June be­ Pitches Team To Victory & Slams Out waving of hats today greeted the ation Ground on Tuesday afternoon. SHOE SHOP tween Louis, the world heavyweight victory of His Majesty the King's The Censors scored 108 runs, the Queen St. Reid St. 0ttbndgc high scorer of the side betag Browne s filly "Sun Chariot," in the One champion, and Bob Pastor, the form­ l957fm.ei.fos.9 er N.Y.U. student who already has S Home Runs; Indians Beat Yankees Thousand Guineas, thus earning a with 39 runs. The Saltus boys re­ ^ £yng"Ibmc faced the Brown Bomber twice. notable double for His Majesty. taliated with a score of 82 for six It had been Jacob's plan to match Gordon Richards rode the winner wickets. FOR Louis and Conn for next month, al­ whieh was trained by Fred Darling. Following were the scores: though articles for the fight had "Sun Chariot" won just as easily IMPERIAL CENSORSHIP XI not been drawn up. Conn's pres­ REDS ARE SHUT OUT BY DODGERS and impressively as "Big Game" Browne, b. Ingham 39 COLDS ence on a card listed for so soon is yesterday, to secure the classic for BagnaU, c. Barber, b. Critchley 1 impossible now because of his brok­ the 3King. Her success was assured Harwood, c. Pantry, b. Critchley 4 en left hand. a long way out from the start and Mercer, c. Moniz, b. Critchley 0 • Jacobs did not indicate where he for a distance of two furlongs her McWiUiams (Capt.), ct. at wkt., JELbO The spotUght of major league baseball shone yesterday afternoon nearest rivals aU were hard pressed b. Campbell 18 planned to stage the Louis-Pastor ta a hopeless attempt to reduce There is no satisfactory substitute battle. He emphasized the fact that on Jim Tobin, pitcher of the Boston Braves, who not only hurled his Hoare-Varney, run out 0 he could not make the match with­ team to a 6 to 5 victory over the Chicago Cubs at Boston, but slammed the gap. "Afterthought" was Boag, b. Campbell 0 for this famous British preparation out the permission of the Army, in­ out three home runs wtach brought home four of the Braves' total. fourth; "Eleana Cross" was fifth; Alexander, c. Pantry, b. Moniz.... 4 Tobin's achievement of three four-baggers and also a pitching victory and "Cheerful Anne" was sixth. Brocklebank, b. Critchley 11 NICHOLL & ASHTON asmuch as Louis is in the armed forces. in one game constitutes a modern major league record. It was the "Sun Chariot," like "Big Game," Craig, b. Critchley 4 In naming Pastor as the oppon­ second successive day that Tobin was among the heavy clouters, his total is leased from the national stud. Kerr, not out 8 being four runs on five trips to the plate. He's quite a boy, this Jim Her time for the mUe — 1 minute Extras 19 ent for Louis, Jacobs explained: Tobin. Two other Boston runs came off homers by Lombardi and MUler. 39 3/5 seconds—beat "Big Game's" "Bob is the leading chaUenger for During the past week, since last Friday, the Braves lead aU major league time in the 2,000 Guineas here on Total 108 the title now." clubs with runs batted in, their total being 31. Tuesday and gives His Majesty a Private BUly Conn apparently far­ Bowling Analysis: Critchley 5 for Despite the fact that Joe DiMaggio Boston—1 run hits 0 errors. wonderful chance to win both the 27; CampbeU 2 for 20; Moniz 1 for ed better with a miUtary medical Derby and the Oaks. 25; Tucker 0 for 7; Ingham 0 for 7; board at Fort Wadsworth yesterday this two circuits clouts at Cleveland Detroit 6 Washington 2 yesterday, the Indians trounced the The last time the same owner SpurUng (2) 0 for 3. than he did with his father-in-law Pitchers: SALTUS GRA3MMAR SCHOOL 1st. XI at Pittsburgh Sunday night, the New York Yankees by a score of 7 Detroit—Newhouser won both of the Guineas classics runs to 2. Chubby Dean matched Senators—Newsome and Zuber was ta 1902, when R. S. Sievier car­ Tucker I, b. Bagnall 0 Utated 3Press reported. ried off both with "Sceptre." This Do you know— After the board's brief investiga­ his pitching wits with Vernon Home Run—EstaleUa (Senators). Moniz, c. Mercer, b. H-Varney 33 "Lefty" Gomez and Won. The defeat is the first time that a reigning Critchley, b. Harwood 7 tion into Conn's broken left hand Line scores: , monarch ever has accompUshed the and other injuries suffered in Sun­ places the Bronx Bombers in the Detroit—6 runs 11 hits 0 errors SpurUng I, c. BagnaU, b. Harwood 12 MOTH WHY league standing With only a half game feat. The 3King again was not pre­ Campbell (Capt), c. Alexander, b. day night's kitchen brawl with his Washington—2 runs 3 hits 2 errors. sent owing to the war. A notable father-in-law, James L. (Greenfield lead. BagnaU 3 DAMAGE The Brooldyn Dodgers revenged National League fact of the race was that the same Leseur I. c. & b. BagnaU 9 Jimmy) Smith, soldier friends of the three jockeys were concerned in may cost you PAY chaUenger said, "BUly's aU right their one-hit defeat of the previous Pantry I, not out 0 day by shutting out th© Cincinnati Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 0 both finishes. SpurUng II, not out 18 now." Pitchers: FoUowing was the result: 1, His dearly? This completely unofficial revela­ Reds by a score of 4 runs to 0. Kurt Extras 0 MORE Davis pitched two-hit baU for the Brooklyn—Davis Majesty the 3Ktag's "Sun Chariot"; tion indicated that the board de­ Dodgers to be credited with the Reds—Vander Meer and Dehringer 2, Lord Glanely's "Perfect Peace"; Total (6 wkts.) 82 cided Conn was injured in the Une win, Johnny Vander Meer betag Line scores: 3, Lady Derby's "Light of .Day." BowUng Analysis: Bagnall 3 for 40; of duty and that no action would Brooklyn—4 runs 9 hits 0 errors Eighteen ran. The betting odds were For any brand, when be taken against him. Conn said given the loss. Harwood 2 for 26; Mercer 0 for 16; At the Polo Grounds, the New York Cincinnati—-0 runs 2 hits 0 errors. even, 5-1 and 25-1; special place bet­ Hoare-Varney 1 for 0. he was attacked by his father-in- N.Y. Giants 1 Pittsburgh 3 ting—evens on Perfect Peace, the Did not bat for S.G.S. XI: Gibbons, law while on leave from the post Giants fell to the 3Pittsburgh 3Pirates, Pitchers: others proportionate. The winner to attend the christening of his the Bucs winning by 3-1, behind the Ingham and Barber. six-tat pitching of Max Butcher. Giants—Koslo and Adams; Dan­ was four lengths ahead of Perfect CPnpDmn month-old son, David PhiUp. ning Peace, who was two lengths ahead Conn declined to comment after Koslo started on the mound for the -o- Giants, but was reUeved by Adams Pirates—Butcher; Lopez of Light of Day. the hearing. He said, "I'm in the Line scores: Army and I can't talk about it." and Finkel, with Hank Danning CxmpotaZ&d catching. N.Y. Giants—1 run 6 hits 1 error The post's pubUc relations office also Pittsburgh....3 runs 7 hits 0 errors. RUGBY IS PLANNED FOR refused any information. Lon Warneke of St. Lotas held the Phils to five hits yesterday as the Boston Braves 6 Chicago Cubs 5 MILK Billy was stiU blue because the Pitchers; BOXING TOMORROW AT SERVICES IN AUSTRALIA hand injury wttl prevent his pro­ cardinals pounded out a 9 to 1 vic­ tory. The Phils only marlser came Braves—Tobin posed return title bout with Joe Cubs—Mooty and Dithorn THE RECREATION CENTRE "li'l thiBsrys goaf Louis in June. from a home run by Danny Lit- SYDNEY, AustraUa, May 13 (Reu­ whiler. The Cards had fifteen hits Home Runs; Tobin (Boston)—; ter)—A series of Rugby football off four PhUadelphia pitchers. Lombardi and Miller Another of the series of boxing matches among United States, Great Is supreme in Yesterday's scores ta the American Line scores: programmes wiU be staged tomorrow Britain and Australia may come LANDIS ILL IN CHICAGO and National leagues and also to­ Boston—6 runs 9 hits 4 errors night at the Recreation Centre. St. about as a result of plans in Au­ > quality and value day's schedule of games foUow: Chi. Cubs—5 runs 5 hits 1 error. David's Island, at which it is learn­ straUa. C3HICAGO, May 13 (JP). — K. M. Phils 1 St. Louis Cards....9 ed there wttl be a card of 7 bouts. New South Wales authorities have Landis, commissioner of basebaU, YESTERDAY'S SCORES Pitchers: ,- Mr. Frank Maxwell, director of ath­ been informed that an officer of received treatment for a cold and Phils—Johnson, Pearson, Beck and letics at the B.B.C. in the Eastend, the Utated States Army wiU confer a bad upper respiratory condition American League Warren has lined up a number of good box­ with them with a view to the in­ Kill moths and yesterday in Passavtant Hospital^ Cleveland 7 N.Y. Yankees 2 Cardinals—Warneke ers from the Utated States services troduction of the game into the I their larvae where he was sent last taght by his Pitchers: Home Run: Litwhiler (Phils). and also from the Base construction American services in New South | with FLIT physician, Dr. Arthur F. Byfield. Cleveland—Dean Line scores: for Friday's show, which is expected Wales. 3Dr. Byfield said there was no in­ Yankees—Gomez Philadelphia—1 run 5 hits and 1 to be the biggest and best yet held Both Rugby Union and Rugby Safeguard your wardrobe. dication that Judge Landis's con­ Home Runs—Joe DiMaggio (N.Y.) error under the joint promotion of the League officials have been trying to Insist on Flit to protect 2243-fth. dition was serious. The Commis­ 2 St. Louis Cards—9 runs 15 hits Bermuda Base Contractors and the interest the Americans in the game, sioner is 75 years old. your clothes from moths. Line scores: and 0 errors. United States Army. The first bout reaUsing the difficulty of conver­ Substitutes are often Cleveland—7 runs 9 hits 0 errors will start around 8 o'clock. sion, owing to the grip which the Yankees—2 runs 6 hits 0 errors. TODAY'S SCHEDULE American game has on the Ameri­ worthless — sometimes cans, but it was pointed out that even dangerous — and St. Louis Browns 9 Phila. Aths. 10 AMERICAN LEAGUE: Detroit Ti­ Pitchers: the American game is reaUy based" frequently waste your gers vs. New York Yankes at Detroit; WRIGHTISDERED TO on rugby, and, taking the best fea­ money. Flit is sold only Browns—HoUtagsworth Chicago White Sox vs. Philadelphia SHERWOOD MANOR HOTEL Athletics — Besse, Fowler and tures of both rugby and the Ameri­ in the sealed yeUow tin Christopher Athletics at Chicago; St. Louis FIGHT CONSTANTINO can games, the two codes could be with the soldier and black (On the Water-front) Browns vs. Boston Red Sox at St. merged. Line scores; Louis; Cleveland Indians vs. Wash­ band. Flit spray will not St. Louis—9 runs 13 hits 3 errors ington Senators at Cleveland. NEW YORK, May 13.—Chalky stain. First class accommodations from £4. 5. 0 per week— Athletics—10 runs 15 hits 4 errors. Wright, featherweight champion of Chicago W, Sox 2 Bostoh R. Sox 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE: Brooklyn the world, was ordered by the New Transportation by boat and carriage—Shore Dinners Dodgers vs. Pittsburgh Pirates at York State Athletic Commission yes­ BRITISH PEOPLE HAVE RIGHT TO J a specialty — Dancing every Saturday night (local (10 Innings) Ebbets Field, Brooklyn; New York terday to defend his crown before BE PROUD OF PREMIER Pitchers: Giants vs. Cincinnati Reds at the June 12 against Charley (Lulu) orchestra)—No Cover Charge—No Minimum—FREE Polo Grounds, New York; Philadel­ Chicago—Humphries Costantino, East Side boxer. Eddia ANKARA, May 13 (Reuter).—.Com­ Swimming, Croquet, Roller Skating—Boating Parties Bosox—Wagner phia Phils vs. Chicago Cubs at Phila­ Wlaker, Wright's manager,.protested delphia; Boston Braves vs. St. Louis menting on Mr. ChurchiU's broad­ catered to, etc. Line scores: the order, maintaining that his cast in the Turkish newspaper Ulus, Chicago—2 runs 7 tats 0 errors Cardinals at Boston. Be sure charge planned to risk his crown the Turkish Deputy and foreign you get Flit! 2261|th. against Sal Bartolo of Boston ta the editor of the paper, Shukri 3Exer, near future. writes: Tt must be admitted that Harmless to humans On betag examined, however, Bar­ Mr. Churchill can be rightly proud — deadly te bisects. tolo was found unfit to engage in ring of the results obtained in the past HOW THE TEAMS HAVE SCORED warfare for at least a month. Wright two years, while the British people THE NEW WINDSOR HOTEL recently outpointed Constantino in also have a right to be proud of AMERICAN, EUROPEAN or CONTINENTAL PLAN SINCE LAST FRIDAY an over-the-weight bout. their Premier, who led them through I the darkest days of British history." MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS FLIT LUNCHEON ON THE SPANISH PATIO AMERICAN LEAGUE Batsmen NATIONAL LEAGUE DINNER AND DANCING Fri. Sat. Sun. Mo3onn . Tu. Weds. Total G. AB. B. H. PC. BE X Murtaugh, Philadelphia..25 81 13 27 .333 PhUa. Aths 2 x 10 5 10 27 Fernandez, Boston 28 113 17 37 .327 To The Music of the New Windsor Hotel Orchestra, St. Louis x 1 12 X 4 9 26 Belser, Brooklyn 23 90 17 29 .322 COMFORTABLE Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, from 7.30 to closing Cleveland x 0 7 8 X 7' 22 Brown, St. Louis 26 101 6 31 .307 BE Detroit x 1 10 5 X 6 22 Sanders, St. Louis 25 88 15 27 .307 AMERICAN LEAGUE A La Carte or Table De Hote Service. 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srs ment and are now a few miles south Russians Admit Taking New Stormovik dive bombers raided an Loss Of Burma Road Is Not of Kalewa. enemy airdrome, destroying 19 Ger­ ALLIES PREPARE FOR A BUSHMEN TO BE GUIDES FOR Fatal To China A New Delhi miUtary spokesman Lines In Crimea man machines and damaging 22 "AUSSIE" SOLDIERS Buy At The said that mention in yesterday's others, Moscow states. A large guer­ 'LONG TRIAL TO DEATH' commutaque that General Alexand­ rilla detachment on this front killed : Continued from Page 1 more than 1,000 Nazis, captured sev­ SYD3NEY, May 13 (Router).— Continued from Page 1 ": )*iZfi. er's forces had fought an engage­ ALLIED 3HEADQUARTERS, AUS­ Groups of expert bushmen will be tag China's essentials by. a new ment at Shwegyin established the Red Stai; reported that Soviet eral towns or vUlages and captured units captured an important enemy arms and 2,000,000 rounds of ammu­ TRALIA, May 13 (Reuter)—General available as guides for AustraUan American Burma Road, and by air. fact that the Japanese encircUng Blarney, broadcasting to the AUied troops throug3h little lmown country The Japanese claims to have had movement had had no successes. position on the central front and nition. routed 539th German infantry regi­ The German radio reports a Rus­ land forces in the Southwest Pacific, ta their" areas. This is the result any success with their reported en­ Chinese troops in Burma, using said that the AustraUan and Ameri­ of a plan to estabUsh a "guides Bazaar the country's natural cover, have ment and supporting units of the sian break-through north of ^ake circling movement against the Brit-, 385th German "spring division." Ilmen ta the Novgorod region, add­ can forces were preparing for "a and. reconnaissance corps" as part ish forces in Burma were discounted seeped ta behind the Japanese to long trial to death." of the Volunteer Defence Corps—• Minor activities of the Soviet forces ing that the attack has been by a miUtary spokesman ta New harass their supply Unes". checked. "We are training to fit overy officer AustraUa's Home Guard. Delhi today. CHUNG3KING, May 13 (Reuter)— on the southern and northwestern and man to overwhelm and slay the Among the appUcations for this And Save Money fronts are recorded in a supplement Soviet Stormovik dive bombers de­ This spokesman pointed out that Chinese troops in the Metayang sec­ stroyed 12 Nazi planes and damaged aggressor, seeking our Uberty, land, new corps are former stockmen, the mention in last night's Burma tor southeast of Hankow have routed to a Soviet communique. No men­ homes, and womenfolk, and aU true prospectors, Government inspectors 1546ttu.th. tion is made of the flghttag in the nine others in a swoop on another communique of Shwegyin estab­ a Japanese force ta a five-day battle, enemy airdrome on the southern Australians are prepared -to die to and surveyors, keen busters and Ushed the fact that before the according to dispatches from the Crimea. prevent this," he said. fishermen. The supplement says: "On the. front, said the Moscow radio to­ Japanese thrust up the Chindwin front. One thousand* Japanese were night.. Emphasising ths need for the Men permanently enlisted, who River had developed part of General kitted. The remainder of the force southern front, a Soviet unit cap­ training of spirit in addition to body, will form the nucleus of the force, tured an enemy strong point kitting There were about 30 German and the mastery of weapons, General Alexander's troops had already is ta full retreat to its original base. planes on the ground when the will organise part-time! men and reached a position a few mttes A large quantity of arms and am­ 150 Germans and making a consider­ Blarney said that team spirit was spend the rest of their tiihe exploring FUL-O-PEP munition were captured by the able number of prisoners. Three Soviet planes flew in. The raiders essential. "The Australian and getting to know the copntry thor­ south of 3Kalewa. guns, 15 machine guns, and other returned safely to their base. Shwegyin, a smaU town about 140 Chinese. American peoples stand in the van­ oughly and improving their maps. CROWING PLAN FOR Tonight's Chinese communique was material were captured. guard of civilisation and freedom of O | miles northwest of Mandalay, was "In one sector of the KaUnin front, BERLIN, May 13 (Rsuter).—A Ger­ the scene of a counter attack in' reports that the Chinese units ta the man High Command spokesman the individual. With that freedom RED BANDANA MAKE'S 'TAIL Japanese rear are disrupting com­ a Soviet unit annihilated 700 Germans taken by the barbarian control, Ufe which General Alexander's forces and destroyed five guns in two days quoted by the German radio gave LIGHT drove back the Japanese. munications between Mandalay and the foUowtag description of the would have no value. We have the Lashio and Bhamo and Mytkytaa. of fighting." strength to defeat the enemy. We Meanwhile, a stream of recruits Ihe Soviet mid-day communique fighting at the Kerch 3Peninsula to­ ANADARKO, Okla. (JP)—Claude continues to flow into the Indian There is no change on the Yunnan night. must.and will," he added. Holsey, farmer, beUeves to safety front. The Japanese on the Mekong said, "During the night of May 12, A communique stated: "North­ PULLETS Army at an undiminished rate of there wero no important changes at "Exploiting their flrst successes, flrst. The other day he tied a red river, after reaching Hawngluk, are east sector—Weather conditions al­ over 50,000 a month, according to the front. Ught German and Rumanian troops bandana handkerchief to the tail figures just made avaUable. at present attacldng Mongko. Anoth­ advanced further east and north, lowed Umited air activity through­ of his old gray mare when he had SAVE$ UP TO 50% er Japanese column is attacldng via "Our units operating on a sector cutting off the retreat of strong out the area." to lead her down the highway. December retains the record for Mongpalai. of the southern front captured an ON FEED! intake in any one month with 60,000 enemy defence position. In the enemy forces. recruits, this extra rush occurring When the Japanese entered Lashio battle over 50 Germans were killed "On Monday, German troops signiflcently ta the month in which they found that it was devoid of and a large group of German soldiers thrusting northwards reached the Describe Sinking Of 3 British Japan entered the war. suppUes, and any building^ which shores of the Sea of Azov, cutting might have been of use to them had were taken prisoner. These figures are of those actu­ "Our men captured from the enemy off other enemy units. At the same Destroyers IIF"* ""•"«•» aUy accepted for the army, not been destroyed. time German and .Rumanian troops r* three guns, two heavy caUbre machine of the Sixth Army drove the en­ merely of the number of applca- The Chinese troops before leaving guns, 32 automatic rifles, 13 machine Continued from Page 1 tions. It is true that some areas had evacuated supplies and wrecked guns, 150 rifles and one wireless circled enemy forces together tato which regularly feed the army are the buildings. This was revealed by station. a narrow space. Enemy units sur­ Mediterranean and which, accord­ beginning to feel the strain on their a correspondent from Lashio who "Our units operating on a sector rounded by Axis forces on two sides ing to German statements,- took M young manpower, but ttas is bal­ has just arrived at Chungking. of the Kalinin front in two days of and by the Sea of Azov were a wel­ place south of Crete, is described in anced by an expansion in other miUtary operations destroyed five come target for the Luftwaffe. authoritiative circles in London as areas. German guns, five heavy machine "After desperate attempts at break­ an attack similar to others launched guns and four mortars. The enemy ing out had been frustrated, the against British ships in that area k For instance, Madras has an excel­ encircled units were destroyed or and of a type wtach must always lent showing with the raising of Britain Better Able To lost 700 officers and men in kitted and wounded." taken prisoner. Other German and be anticipated. several new battaUons. Some diffi­ Face Gas Attacks Rumanian units continued an un­ It is pointed out that Crete occupies culty is being experienced in find­ The Soviet midnight communique relenting pursuit of the beaten rem­ a very important strategic position. ing sufficient ranker recruits posses­ said: "On May 13 on the Kerch nants of the enemy ta the direction The Axis recognise the value of the sing educational qualifications Continued from Page 1 Peninsula our troops, in view of of Kerch. According to the latest island from the point of view of in­ needed to meet the insistent and enemy superiority, withdrew to new reports, German fighters have shot cleanse- the roads and communi­ positions." terrupting British sea communi­ growing demands of the technical cations, even more important than down 183 enemy planes ta violent cations in that part of the Mediter­ There's Energy branches of the army, but the gap individuals—the Ministry of Econo­ The communique denied the Ger­ air combats." ranean and establishing strong air is being fitted by encouraging voca­ mic Warfare is sure Germany is far man claim that the battle has been A special announcement from Hit- forces thero for such attacks. When tional training schools and coUeges. behind Britain. concluded. 'Tierce fighting is stttl ler's headquarters stated: "The British naval units are operating in KARO! TN Ful-O-Pep Growing Mash, A communique from General Brere- The Germans have been regi­ going on," it stated. "On the Khar­ battle of tho breach on the isthmus along the coast thsy have the value -"- pullets get a growth-promot­ ton's Headquarters states: "United mented to await help from an ap­ kov sector Soviet troops passed to of Kerch is decided. It has ended of fighter protection from shore States bombers again smashed at the offensive and are successfully for &^\^likZ ing blend of vitamins, minerals, propriate official while Britons have with the annihilation of the enemy bases and ta this case Beaufighters— the Japanese air force on May 12, been taught how to fend for them­ advancing." forces encircled there. long distance fighter planes—were proteins andcar- when Myitkyina airdrome was selves. • "Up to now the enemy has lost present. bohydrates. Use bombed. Hats were observed on air­ LONDON, May 13 (Reuter).—*The 40,000 prisoners, 197 tanks, 98 guns These aircraft, however, could not Germany's anti-gas f protective battle of the breach on the Isthmus the Ful-O-Pep craft on the ground which were set clothing is not Ukely to equal and 260 aircraft. give the same degree of protection on fire. Runways were marked with Britain's because the Nazis lack of Kerch is decided. It ended with "Countless other war materials against the dive bombers as Hurri­ Rearing Plan to the annitalation of enemy forces oitan craters by the big bombs." cloth in general and gas-proffing have been caiflrured or destroyed. canes and Spitfires. The Axis air ffl0St i*p ^;a to save as much as overrun and encircled there," is the m RAJ. bombers carried out a high substances in particular. 3Pursuit of the beaten remainder of forces at Crete could not only at­ food-energy k"°J ^ level attack against Akyab airdrome German claim, and the number of tack the AlUed sea routes but Alex­ 1/3 to 1/2 on ActuaUy (by experiments which prisoners and amount of war mater­ the enemy is being continued in andria and the Suez Canal area. medical science, feed cost be­ early this morning, says a communi­ can be surmised but not pubUshed) ial captured is very high. It is not­ the direction of Kerch." tween now and que. Heavy bombs feU amongst dis­ the Ministry definitely Imows that ed, however, that in describing the "Ih the waters of the peninsula, British naval operations in the food stores. persed aircraft. It is estimated that even Germany's protective clothing bomber forces yesterday sank four eastern basin were much hampered FaU. battle the Nazis have used unusually two enemy bombers were probably is decidedly inferior. precise phraseology—it is referred small transports and damaged a by the enemy occupation of Crete. destoyed and one damaged. Before embarldng on a gas gam­ to as "the battle of the breach" and large number of other coastal vessels. LONDON, May 13 (Reuter) —The ble, the German High Command not as the "Battle of the Isthmus." "On the Arctic coast and in Mur­ Japanese, having brought up rein­ wttl presumably requite to be satis­ mansk harbour German bombers THINKS HEROES SHOULD BE ffUffVPEp forcements, have renewed their push fied that it is well equipped on the It is possible that while wishing to and dive-bombers were particularly FREE — to Karo give the impression of a great stra­ MADE KNOWN TO PUBLIC &GSOWING W MASH A at China's back door, reports from defensive side, and the Ministry successful in attacks on shipping. users — The feels some reassurance on that score. tegic victory, the Germans have in "They destroyed a freighter of Chungking stated today. They are OTTAWA, May 13 (Reuter).—Can "Karo Kookery" moving north from LungUng, 50 Even if the Nazis go mad about it, fact territorially claimed no more 8,000 tons as well as a small coastal adians should be given the oppor­ CURTIS & BARNARD miles along the Burma road, from the individual Briton may have Uttle than may-well have happened—a ship and damaged four large trans­ tunity of making heroes of their containing num­ the Burma-Yunnan frontier, with need to worry—because death" or successful breach of the Soviet ports and communication vessels so .distinguished airmen, said the erous deUcious 'Phone 3017 front Une positions and that the heavily that the destruction of fur­ the object of striking at Paoshan, casualties by gas, unlike high ex­ Canadian 3Mtaister for Air, Mr. 0. G. recipes. Send for 100 miles inside China. plosives, is avoidable. Sensible people amount of material destroyed and ther tonnage can be reckoned on. number of prisoners captured-were Power, ta the Dominion House of it today. The Chinese appear to have cut ta taking reasonable precautions can "In cooperation with the navy, Commons. Mr. Power said he em­ avoid becoming casualties—and Bri­ considerably exaggerated. bombers also sank an enemy sub­ behind the Japanese, who occupied EarUer the German news agency had phatically disagreed with the Brit­ Myitkina, the northern terminus of tons have been drilled in these pre­ marine off North Cape. ish Air Ministry poUcy of not giving Winter-Cookson & Co. cautions to the point where even claimed Soviet positions were breach­ "In air fights over Malta, German the Burma raUway. Strong Chinese ed at Parpatsch, wtach is in the detaUs of individual actions and P.O. Box No. 460 forces were today reported to be city editors know how to keep out ard Italian fighters shot down eight successes. Hamilton of gas or-how to cleanse themselves neck of the isthmus ta the neigh­ planes of the Spitfire type. Throe engaging the Japanese south of that bourhood of the Russian forward town. if they catch it. more enemy aircraft were brought positions. The High Command an­ down off the North African coast. Retreating British troops m Bur­ Even under the most propitious nouncement said "Beaten remnants ma, although worn with fatigue, are conditions—the army ta the field— "In day attacks by the air force gas is nothing Uke so lethal as shells of the enemy are being pursued ta against miUtary "objectives on the winning their race with the Japan­ the direction of Kerch. At the end south coast of England direct hits ese who are trying to cut off their and bombs. Haphazard gassing of last year, they were being pur­ escape. from high flying warplanes is more a caused considerable damage in the nuisance than a danger—again al­ sued in the direction of Kerch. At harbour areas and factory install­ By skUful manoeuvring the Brit­ ways provided the attacked pubUc the end of last year, they were able ations. ish have avoided an encircling move­ keeps its head. to do so in their own time and with­ "Yesterday and last night there The Ministry refused to comment out leaving behind any great quan­ were several combats off the Dutch on Russia's gas equipment. The tities of war material." coast and at the entrance to the Russians quaintly enough do not The Soviet midnight commutaque Channel between German patrol welcome chatty discussions on con­ referred to stubborn fighting on boats and Ught British naval forces. %^^zf^y ^J^.JM jectures about their offensive or de­ Kerch but the midday communique "Two enemy speedboats were dajm- On fensive preparations, which is one today says nothing of importance aged by direct hits. One of our boats reason why their fprowess some­ took place at the front during the was sunk. times surprises their enemies as well night. "The successful attack on the Irish as their friends. The offensive opened five days ago, British destroyers mfei-aioned ta yes­ But unofficial observers consider according to a Vichy message, by terday's High Command report south the Osoavia3k3tam (wtach includes a night landing on the coast of the of Crete, was made by a bomber Cook's day off the Soviet Offensive and Defensive Gulf of Feodosia in the rear of the formation led by FUght lieutenant Gas Arm) a highly efficient organ­ Russian Unes. Helbig, bearer of the Oak Leaves to ization, remembering that ta these Axis propaganda speaks of new the 3Knight's Cross. Helbig tarn self Linen Did you MACLEAN preparations the Russians were ahead flame throwers and secret explosives sank one of the enemy destroyers." even of the Germans. of such force as to make mUitary his­ VICHY, May 13 (Reuter).—German Finally the Ministry has acquired tory, which are supposed to be help­ and Rumanian troops are reported treat the family a specimen of the Japanese civiUan ing the German attackers. to be in the immediate vicinity of gas mask recently issued. It looks the town of Kereh. the faU of which your fettfto^iy ? for all the world like a rather hand­ On the southern front, where Mar­ is expected shortly, says a Bucharest some Japanese—the same colour and shal Timoshenko is defending the dispatch to the Vichy news agency. with a little bulge In front to take Rostov route to the Caucasus, Soviet his protruding teeth and smile. to dinner Britons retain hopes that ta due course the Japanese will require Uttle space for either. o Damask DUKE OF GLOUCESTER OPENS At SERVICE CLUB IN TEHERAN TEHERAN, May 13 (Reuter).—-The Ship's Inn Restaurant Duke of Gloucester drank beer and Cloths talked to soldiers at the United (Next BERMUDIANA HOTEL) Services Club which he cnened here. The Duke also attended a garden party at the British Legation at which British, Indian and PoUsh Seating Capacity 120 Covers senior officials were introduced to liim. 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BRITISH WAR TRANSPORT ROOSEVELT'S MESSAGE TO POLISH DENUNCIATION OF Joan BlondeU talks about SHOWS IMPROVEMENT THE KING OF NORWAY TREATINGJITITH NAZIS Did you know that we make a special Whole Wheat Loaf CHARM WARSAW, May 13 (Reuter).—A without sugar More Coast Shipping & Rail First U.S. Ambassador To The complete answer to the German attempts to rally the Poles to their for Services Are Improved side ta the war against Russia is Norwegian Court Appointed given ta a declaration published by the PoUsh underground press ta People Suffering LONDON, May 13 (Reuter)—Dis­ LONDON, May 13 (Reuter).—A Warsaw, a copy of which has reached cussing to the House of Lords in­ special message from President London. from Diabetes? land transport, the Minister of Roosevelt to the Norwegian King Declaring that the state of war Transport, Lord Leathers, disclosed Haakon was presented to the 3King between Poland and Germany still ORDER A LOAF TODAY that to meet wartime traffic some this morntag by Mr. Drexel Biddle, continues and that only tbe Polish or 350 works of railways construction now the United States Ambassador Government ta London has the right had been completed and 280 were now to Norway. to speak ta the name of the PoUsh Ask your Grocer to get it for you. in hand. Most of them will be finish­ The scene was in the Georgian Republic, the manifesto says: "Any ed by autumn. drawing room of the Norwegian Leg­ Pole who, disregarding this state Regarding the construction and ation ere. against a floral back­ of affairs, dares to negotiate with maintenance of locomotives, some ground, Mr. Biddle, ta a new morn­ the anemy concerning the future The Bermuda Bakery, Ltd. 78,000 workers were now employed tag coat and large black stock, hand­ of Poland, would be committing ta the railway shops. Tliis number ed the President's message to the treason. Tel. 1080 shows a considerable increase on the King, who was dressed in the war­ "The activities of the German year 1939, achieved mainly by dilu­ worn uniform of a Norwegian Ad­ authorities throughout Poland are Bread is the Staff of Life" tion and the employment of some miral. distinguished by the incessant crim­ 11,000 women. About 1,000 new 3President Roosevelt's message inal violation of all international trains daily had been introduced said: "In peace, and now ta war, rights and of the Hague Convention, on the railways since the outbreak unique ties Unk the destinies of the and by the brutal destruction of the of the war for the transport of work­ Norwegian and the United States Polish nation and all manifestations ers, ta addition to thousands of peoples. Norweeian born men and of PoUsh cultural Ufe. special trains run for transport of women by the hundreds and thou­ "The attempts of the German the services. sands have found in the new world authorities to spUt up the integral Train services, particularly long a warm welcome among kindred unity of PoUsh lands afid to BRITISH BEERS distance services, would be reviewed people . . . restrict affairs to the administra- again and carefuUy pruned. "It is our common aim that the trativearea called the Government Continuing, Lord Leathers dis­ horror of war, brought to both our General unmasks plans unprece­ closed that despite attacks from the nations by a ruthless enemy, shall dented ta world history for the ex­ Jeffreys — Light Beer —Pale Ale air, surface craft, submarines and give way to a peaceful world, dedi­ termination of 9,000,000 Poles in the mines, the volume of shipping em­ republics of Western Europe, and ployed in coastwise transport was cated to the uninterrupted advance­ there can be no thought of any kind An Excellent Quality and Value greater today tlian in peace time. ment of the principles of freedom. of poUtical contacts with an enemy Shipping was betag used to relieve "It is particularly fitting that the who holds such an attitude to the island traffic. United States and Norway should PoUsh nation." Lord Leathers said that ''unauthor exchange Ambassadors as a symbol o— 1 91- doz. ized stoppages of work at the dock, to our friends and enemies of our which previously were frequent, ara unity of purpose." now rare, and that artificial shortages 3Ktag Haakon, speaking ta English, LAY PLANS FOR POST-WAR of labour created by men refusing thanked President Roosevelt for the particular jobs had ceased. great honour which the President o had showed Norway, which was FEDERATION OF EUROPE fighting for freedom and independ­ GOSLING BROS., LTD. $150,000,000 IS SET UP FOR ence by the side of the Umted By SIR JOHN POLLOCK K234Ttu tb s.tp States. BUYING TYRES Eng Haakon continued, "Nothing LONDON, May 13 (Reuter).—The could please the Norwegians, especi­ PoUsh Government ta London is TOILET WASHINGTON, May 12. — The ally those at home living under working on the idea of a post war government made available tonight tyranny, that the. mightiest State federation with Czechoslovakia. This SOAP $150,000,000 for the purchase of in the -world, ta this time of suffer­ statement was made today by EXTERNAL USE—For sprains, new and used tyres or tubes held ing has showed its sympathy and General Sikorski at a luncheon strains and muscular pains. by American automobile owners. solidarity with Norway." givan ta his honour by the Anglo- « —for a Lovely Smooth Skin I Secretary Jesse Jones said the Raising the status of the Norwe­ American Press Association of Paris. INTERNAL USE —For coughs, General Sikorski further said that colds, simple sore throat X-LTS 629-50 LEVER BROTHERS, PORT SUNLIGHT, LIMITED, ENGLAND money would be provided through gian Legation to an Embassy was a he hoped this would prove to be the I the Defence Supplies Corporation new sign of the Utated States' I beginning of a yet larger federation. and bronchial j and would supplement the plan al­ friendship and a compliment to The present relations between the afflictions. ready announced to finance to the Norway.. WhUe Norway had not PoUsh and Soviet Governments, said extent of $75,000,000 the frozen done more than its duty, the fight the General, were the best possible. stocks of new passenger tyres and would be continued until the United Stalin had promised that there I tubes held by manufacturers, mass Nations had conquered the com­ should be a stronger Poland after | distribution, jobbers and dealers. mon foe. the war than before, and Poland de- Under the new tyre programme de­ After a brief ceremony which was I served to be stronger by reason of the tails of which are being worked out recorded by a large battery of photo­ courage and the sacrifices of her GROWNUPS I between representatives of the Re­ graphers, 33Kinsr Haakon congratulat­ citizens. Poland would be rebuilt construction Finance Corporation ed Mr. Biddle on being the first on the Unes of the democratic prin­ and the Office of Price Administra­ United States Ambassador to Nor­ ciples laid down by President Roose- tion, consumers will be encouraged way and asked him to convey to V3lt. to make voluntary contributions of President Roosevelt his personal The destruction of Nazi power can do it too/ tyres and tubes, but will be paid in greetings. would determine the issue of the either war bonds, stamps or cash o-—•— war. if they prefer to sell tliem to the When he recently left the United government. MUST GIVE NAZI SALUTE States, General Sikorski said, he was o convinced that att Americans con­ CANADIAN HEALING OIL STOCKHOLM, May 13 (Reuter).— sidered Hitler Enemy Number One. NAZIS AND CZECH COALMINERS In future it wUl be a serious offence o CLASH IN BOHEMIA for members of Quisling's Navjonal Samling to omit the Nazi salute or MORE BELGIANS EXECUTED LONDON. May 13 (Reuter)—A con­ not to wear Nazi emblems, says a flict between German gendarmes and special order issued by QuisUng, ac­ B3ERL3IN, May 13 (Rauter).—Seven j Czech coal miners occurred at Klad- cording to The Dagens Nyheter. Belgians have been sentenced to *^ Brush up your hair with no, a coal and iron centre ta Bohemia, Party members in Norway are re­ death by the German court martial during the mght of April 30, according minded that many of them stiU at Ghent, states the official German to Czechoslovak circles. greet each other by raising their news agency, D.N.B. While shifting a load of dynamite hats instead of giving the Nazi to a secret dump where explosives are salute. stored for sabotage purposes, the o miners were surprised by Nazi gend­ seven have aheady been executed. armes and shot at. The miners fired CHINESE NAVY HERO PROMOTED back, lotting one policeman and RYI£REEM mr CHUNG3KING, May 13 (Reuter).— wounding several others. had been in the service of a Bol- One worker was killed but the Rear Admiral Chan Chak, China's Free from sticky gum, messy starch | secret dump was not discovered. The famous one legged hero who escaped and soap, Brylcreem grooms your with a group of British officers and hair naturally, keeping it soft and official Nazi account refers to the men following the fall of Hongkong, treason ta France in 1932. A great a& Czechs opening fire against the police has been promoted to the rank of quantity of arms and ammunition lustrous, but in perfect order, all whtte preparing sabotage acts with were found ta GutlUssen's apart- day long. Also Brylcreem's pure explosives, but admits that one Vice Admiral. sergeant was killed and another .— o emulsified oils and tonic ingredients j • ounded. QUEEN'S GIFT FOR CHILDREN revitalize dry, lazy scalps and assist MORE PROTECTION FOR vigorous hair growth. Brush up "1 LONDON,May 13 (Reuter) — The BUILDINGS OF NATIONAL your hair with Brylcreem today. iNAZI AIR ACE KILLED BY NAZI Queen sent £2,000 to the Belfast IMPORTANCE •M ANTI-AIRCRAFT FIRE Hospital for Sick Children in order that a children's clinic may be LONDON, May 13 (Renter).—The I BSYLC3EEM LONDON, May 13 (Reuter).—Con­ started there. Home Secretary, Mr. Herbert Mor-1 THE PERFECT HAIR DRESSING tm zBrmeMim, Bill Did! firmation of the report that the The gift comes from funds sent rison, has asked the regional com­ German arr ace, Moelders, who met Made in England by County Perfumery Co. Ltd., to the Queen by the Bundles for missioners to draw up lists of build- London SLEPT LIKE A BAB/ AGAIN, /ES-SINCE I SWITCHED TO j his death last November, was 3kttled Britain organisation ta the United by German anti aircraft fire was JANE. THAT CERTAINLY PROVES POSTUM IVE LOST My States and completes Her Majesty's toric importance, |such as| the prin- given ta a dispatch from the German distribution of American money. THAT CAFFEIN AND TANNIN GRCIMPINESS. I FEEL BETTER frontier to tho independent French WERE BOTHERING- AND WORK. BETTER... IT'S A MV NERVES Deutsche ta Den Niederlanden, a GRAND MEALTIME BEVERAGE German newspaper published in Hol­ TODAY'S RADIO NEWS j CLAIM 11,720 CHINESE KILLED ' H-M-M yOU'RI THAT LETS YOU RELAX. J land, ta an article honouring the t 50th anniversary of the birth of TOKYO, May 13 (Reut* The following list of news bulle­ :). fHURipLOODg anese military si jkesmeh cl thofon, says: "More recent in­ tins to be broadcast today over the as a result of ;he Japan quiries prove that Richthofen, victor BBC Empire Stations, the Canadian during the past month agatasl in 81 air combats, was not brought Network, the NBC, Columbia and nose Communist remnants ta cei down ta an air battle but by anti Hopei, a North China Pro vine IIRFECTIHEALTH aircraft fire like Moelders." Blue Networks is to Bermuda Day­ total of 11,720 Chinese troops —o Ught Saving Time:— been killed or taken prisoner. " The Blood is the Stream of Ufe." NAZIS SEIZE FRENCH WHEAT 12.00 Noon—Columbia 1.00—NBC Network and BBC 1.25—Blue Network IMPURE BLOOD is the root cause of Skin LONDON, May 13 (Reuter)—The 2.45—NBC and Blue TIDE TABLE FOR MAY Ministry of Economic Warfare re­ 3.00—BBC and Columbia Diseases, Boils, Eczema, Rashes, Ulcers, RELAXATION is important to topnotch performance —to ports that Germany is requisitioning 4.00—BBC High Water Low Water Sun­ Sun­ Sores, Painful Joints, Rheumatic com­ 4.15—Columbia Network Date A.M. P.M . A.M. P.M. rise set sound sleep. If you can't relax because you are one who is French wheat, ostensibly to feed 4.30—Canadian Network plaints. Unless the blood is cleansed of prisoners of war. This is a novelty, 5.00—NBC Network 14 9.11 9.34 3.15 3.10 6.22 8.08 affected by caffein or tannin in mealtime drinks—switch to since even the Nazis had previously 5.45—Columbia Network 15 9.49 10.06 3.54 3.44 6.21 8.09 impurities and poisons, the arteries 7.00—Columbia and Blue Postum. Postum contains no harmful stimulants to put your accepted the fact that the responsi­ 7.15—NBC Network 16 10.20 10.40 4.40 4.16 6.20 8.10 and internal organs are damaged, causing bility for feeding prisoners of war 7.45—BBC —Blue—Columbia 17 10.55 11.12 5.05 4.47 6.20 8.11 nerves on edge. Try Postum I / rests on the captors^ The original 8.00—WBOS, 1187 mc/s. only 18 11.30 11.46 5.39 5.21 6.19 8.12 premature old age. The direct way 9.55—Columbia Network with meals ... drink a cup CONTAINS demand was for 500,000 tons but is 10.00—BBC 19 12.06 6.15 5.59 6.19 8.12 to health is by purifying the blood With Y . now reduced'to 400,000. 11.30—Blue Network 20 12.26 12.50 6.54 6.41 6.18 8.13 before retiring ... it lets your 12.00—Blue—NBC—Columbia 1.39 7.38 7.31 6.18 8.14 Clarkes Blood Mixture. NO CAFFEIN - o 21 1.10 nerves rest—it lets you sleep. Stations:— Blue Network — WJZ, 22 2.00 2.36 8.29 8.33 6.17 8.14 NURSES' GIFT OF £10,000 In LIQUID or OR TANNIN 770 kc, WLW, 700 kc., WRCA, 17.73 mc. 23 2.56 3.40 9.24 9.39 6.17 8.15 24 3.59 4.44 10.20 10.45 6.16 8.15 TABLET form. .NOTHING TO Ig LONDON, May 13 (Reuter) — On 15.21 mc, WBOS 11.87 mo. NBO the anniversary of the birth of 25 5.02 5.44 11.16 11.51 6.16 8.16 "* Of all Florence Nightingale, the nurses of Network — WEAF, 660 kc, WLW, 26 6.01 6.39 12.10 6.15 8.17 Chemists and Store*. POSTUM Great Britain have presented to the 700 kc, WIOD, 610 kc, WGEO 15.33 27 6.56 7.30 12.51 1.01 6.15 8.18 Ask for and ba sure country a cheque for £10,000 for the mc. and 9.53 mc. Columbia Network 28 7.49 8.20 1.51 1.51 6.14 8.18 you get " Clarkes 8.39 9.10 2.41 2.40 6.13 8.19 100 CUPS IN THE 8-OZ. TIN purchase of two or more night —WABC 880 kc, WCAU 1210 kc, 29 Blood Mixture." fighter aircraft "to defend the hos­ 30 9.26 9.55 3.31 3.30 6.13 8.20 pitals of Britain." WCAB 15.21 mc, WCRC 11.83 mc. 31 10.16 10.45 451 4.19 6.13 8.20

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KING BECOMES COLONEL IN PARISIANS' REACTION TO 'BUNGLING" OF RATIONING To Check NAZIS PAYING FOR GOODS WARNS ON DANGER OF CHIEF OF HOME GUARD RAF. BOMBING RAIDS FROM NEUTRALS IN GOLD UNDERESTIMATING JAPS PLANS IS CRITICISED CANBERRA, May 13 (Reuter) — MALARIA LONDON, May 13 (3Reuter)—The MELBOURNE, May 13 (Reuter)— The manner in which the Govern­ King has honoured the Home Guard Amazing Admission In Vichy Cannot Pay In Goods; Gold Sir Keith Murdock, AustraUan news­ ment plans for the rationing of on the occasion of its second anni­ paper owner, today issued a warn­ clothing were announced was criti­ versary by assuming the appointment Was Seized In Conquests ing agamst the. under estimation of cised today in the House of Repre­ of Colonel in Chief of the Force. Confidential Document the Japanese. IN 7 DAYS The following message from 3H3is sentatives by Mr. Fadden, leader of Majesty has been issued as a special LONDON, May 13 (3Reuter)—A LONDON, May 13 (Reuter)—The In The Melbourne Herald, he the Opposition, who moved an ad­ Financial News says that Germany, wrote: journment to discuss the "bungling Army ord9r: striking admission concerning the "There is a disposition outside the "The second year in the life of the recent R.A.F. bombardments is con­ bejng unable or unwilling to deliver associated with the Government's enough goods to offset her large Pacific to regard the Japanese as a plans to ration clothing." Home Guard, which ends today, has tained in a confidential report from a race of near monkeymen, who can Take Sjpft been one of marked and continuous Vichy delegation in a 3Paris copy purchases from Spain, Portugal and He declared that a premature dis­ other neutrals, settles a large part be shooed and frightened away, in­ closure of the rationing plans re­ I progress. I have watched with grow- which reached Free French head­ stead of as warlike, industrious, dis­ I ing satisfaction the growing efficiency quarters in London. of the balance in gold. Since Ger­ sulted in nation-wide confusion of many's own gold reserve was ex­ ciplined, tenacious, brave and well retail trade, feverish buying, the of the force in training, equipment Following is an extract: "Paris, equipped nation. Our most imme­ and co-operation with the regular March, 1942, 3highly confidential. hausted long before the war, these diversion of many thousands of payments obviously were madte from diate trouble is a super sanguine pounds from the war effort, and the Army as well as with the civil defence, The British bombardment of the outlook about the Japanese which services. 3Paris region made a profound im­ gold seized from conquered coun­ incentive to hoarding. Mr. Fadden tries, for instance, the Belgian gold is still affecting the decisions, parti­ said the Opposition was agreed on "Many of the original volunteers pression on the population. Many cularly in Washington. by now h^ve unavoidably left the Parisians deplore the numerous vic­ reserve would alone go a long way the Government's rationing plans Home Guard, and many have joined tims of the raid and the extensive to settle Germany's adverse trade "The peoples of America and Bri­ but disagreed with the manner in the regular forces. They leave be­ damage caused others. However, balances with Spain. tain trust that the leaders will make which the announcement was hind them a great tradition of ser­ they consider the British action a The bulk of this gold never full dispositions for Australasian handled. vice and comradeship which will in­ legitimate one directed against in­ reaches Madrid, continues The Fin­ battles. They will be astonished and spire new recruits now enrolling dustrial establishments producing ancial News, but goes by a German very angry if there is another chap­ ter to the tragic epic of over little, STINGING NETTLE PAPER FOR for the defence of their country. war material for the German armed air liner to Lisbon, whence it is for­ BRITISH NEWSPAPERS Whatever the coming year • may forces. The latter even consider the warded on Spanish account to New over late. At this time It is very bring, I lmow that the Home Guard event, though a painful one, is the York or Latin America to pay for unfortunate that Dr. Evatt is in London instead of Washington, LONDON, May 13 (Reuter). — will offer the fiercest resistance to any first step ta a series of decisive ac­ imports to Spain authorised by the Stinging nettle fibre is useful in enemy who may set foot on these tions "which wid bring the liberation Allies. Germany thus finds a neu­ where an effective AustraUan Mis­ sion should daily support General making naper and the Minister of shores-, and that its members will of France.' tral countries' willingness to absorb Production, Captain Oliver Lyttle­ spare no effort to make themselves "The occupying authorities are the gold very useful, otherwise she MacArthur's' requirements." Prices per tin 9a. and l/9d. (j times the quantity) o ton, was asked in the House of ever more ready for battle. being criticised and accused for would find it more difficult to buy Commons today whether there was AVAILABLE AT ALL DRUG STORES "In order to mark my appreciation failure to take ordinary protective from neutrals or would have to pro­ SEND GREETINGS TO CURTIN any substantial demand for this '** Distributors : GIBBONS CO. of the services given by the Home measures against aerial bombard­ vide more German goods. type of paper. He repUed: "I un­ Guard with such devotion and perse­ ment. Realising these advantages, the. LONDON, May -3 (Renter)—The derstand that the press is very verance, I have today assumed the "The raids do not appear to have Nazis abated their anti-gold cam­ AustraUan Minister, Dr. H. V. Evatt, anxious to have its pubUcations The nicest way of appointment of Colonel in Chief of provoked resentment in the working paign and recent German writings brought fraternal greetings from printed on stinging nettles." the Force and I send my best wishes classes—not even among the workers stress the necessity for retaining the Australian Government to a in the factories concerned—it being to all of its members." gold in the future monetary system meeting of the ParUamentary NO RESTRICTIVE taking HALIBUT • Don't suffer sleepless nights witb o considered the factories constitute a of German Europe for the settle­ Labour Party in the House of Com­ asthma! Here is sure relief . . . ADMIRAL STARK, U.S.N., legitimate mihtary objective which ment of balances with non-German | mons today. ARRANGEMENTS simply inhale the fumes of Kellogg's RECEIVED BY KING YESTERDAY must sooner or later be destroyed by Asthma Remedy... breathing im­ countries. He addressed the members on the LONDON, May 13 (Reuter)—Capt. LIVER OIL • the British, but it is regretted that Germany's gold reserves are lim­ war problems confronting AustraUa. mediately becomes more free and LONDON, May 13 (Reuter)—Ad­ the factories are situated ta densely Oliver Lyttleton, 3Minister of Pro­ natural... sleep is possible once more. • ited: much looted gold must now At the request of the Party, Mr. duction, was asked in the House of miral Stark, commanding the U.S. populated districts." be used, the requirements of for­ Greenwood, who presided, sent the Though you are a chronic asthma Naval forces in European waters, Commons if he had satisfied him­ sufferer, this wonderful remedy eign propaganda, espionage and following cable to the AustraUan self that no restrictive arrange­ was received in audience by the King CENSORSHIP ERROR QUERIED other subversive activiites are con­ Prime Minister, Mr. Curtin, "We brings effective Telief every time at Buckingham Palace today. ments pertaining to essential pro­ it is used. Get Kellogg's Asthma stantly a drain to the Reich's gold send our cordial good wishes and as­ ducts, processes or commodities Remedy from your dealer today He remained for some time with IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS resources. Moreover, the days of sure you of our fuUest support in exist between the manufacturers or : ; ; your first step on the road to the King. Ambassador Winant and rich gold acquisitions are over as the great struggle, which you and other businesses ta Great Britain better health and comfort. Mrs. Winant were also received by L03NDON, May 13 (Reuter)—In the remnants in occupied countries are aU our kin in the Southern Domin­ and other countries similar to those the King and Queen and remained House of Lords today Lord Teviot, well hoarded and the utmost efforts ions are waging for our common recently disclosed in the United NORTHROP & LYMAN CO. LIMITED to lunch. Liberal National, asked the govern­ to enforce surrender yield only I ends and which will prevail." States. TORONTO CANADA The King also received the Admiral meagre results. ment whether they were aware of o Makers of Pure Drug Products Tf 73 of the Fleet Sir Dudley Pound, and statements made by the BBC and in Nevertheless, it may be some time Captain Lyttleton said after care­ the Queen received in audience the the press givirife facts about cities before German^ liquidates all her BELGIUM PREPARES FOR DAY ful investigation that he found no IV idY: new Turidsh Ambassador. recently bombed in this country plundered gold. Among the neu­ OF ALLIED INVASION cause for such restriction. The o which, in some respects, might con­ trals only Spain and Portugal wil­ Trading with the Enemy Act made TOTAL CIVIL MOBILISATION OF vey information useful to the enemy. lingly accept gold, and even Turkey LONDON, May 13 (Reuter) - such arrangements an offence. KEUOGG'S BELGIAN CONGO AIMED AT The Earl of Selborne, Minister for would prefer goods. Sweden and Patriotic organisations in Belgium • o Economic Warfare, replying for the Switzerland already have more than are secretly arming, ready for the SAYS NAVAL RQSTlLfHi S V ILL LEOPOLDSVILLE, May 13 (Reuter) Government said, "I am aware of the enough gold and it 'is difficult to day when the AlUes land on the con­ BE CONTINUED INCESSANTLY —The Governor General has issued recent case ta whieh a detail was> dis­ , persuade them to relinquish their tinent, according to news received several decrees aiming at a more closed prematurely owing to a cen­ ' scanty supplies of goods against by Belgian circles in London. TOKYO, May 3 r)—Vice ALIBORANGE contains intense war effort and proclaimed sor's error of judgment. In general, payment of gold. They certainly A buUetin of one organisation Admiral Yoshijiro 3E ie of the H Vitamins that are essential for REMEDY total civil mobilisation of Belgian however, the 3M3inister of Information prefer gold blocked marks which the says the time to act is perhaps not Japanese foremost the healthy formation and strong Congo. is satisfied that the present code of Germans strongly press them to ac­ far off but until further orders, the predicts that nava growth of bones and teeth. It is censorship rules has been so de­ cept. Generally, however, Germany members must ignore one another's be continued inc delicious and chi ldren love taking it. signed that they deal with the com­ is unloading her gold relatively existence. The names of traitors Pacific and Indian The Admiral ms Haliborange also helps to prevent plex problem of air raid stories in an slowly, concludes The Financial have been published and they have forecast coughs, colds, influenza and fevers intelligent and practical manner, News. been reminded that the hour in an article cor nbuted to the of newspaper Yomiuri. both in adults and children. and all sections of the press and the o punishment is drawing near . The decisive Special Notice to all House Owners! BBC have been most loyal and help­ battle, adds the artic will be fought ful in carrying out the requirements NAZI COMMUNIQUE TO BE BRITISH MINISTER IN taevitablv vears han Have your rain water pipe inspected at once. of the code. If a mistake was com­ AMERICAN CAPITAL mitted on this occasion, it was the NO COMMUNIQUES BY U. We now have in stock a new supply of mistake of a censor, and the BBO BERLIN, May 13 (Reuter) - - A and the press were in no way respon­ German High Command commum­ LONDON. May 13 (Reuter) -- It Haliborange is understood the appointment is WASHINGTON, Ma :er)- 2 INCH-3 INCH-4 INCH PIPE sible. They were merely trans­ que repeated a special announce­ impending of Mr. Harold Butler, for No communiques v, ei mitting information which had been ment on the Kerch Peninsula and many years director of the Inter­ by the U.S. War or Nav Get those leaks repaired today. issued to them." reported the additional sinldng of national Labour Office, to the Brit­ The Navy Departme o four smaU transports and damage ish Embassy at Washington, to be a medium sized U.S. •%t HiceSt/fi'iZ.M AUSTRALIAN STRIKERS ARE to a large number of other coastal was torpedoed and su lk or Dial 1179 vessels yesterday. in charge of pubUc relations m the L me west WARNED BY GOVERNMENT Embassy with the rank of Minister. coast of Africa. The s irvivi iis 1 nded ^T " Manufactured & Guaranteed In' On the Arctic coast and in the He will succeed Sir Gerald Camp­ at an eastern U.S. po: his is the Allen & Hanburys Ltd., London FRITH'S HARDWARE Murmansk area, four German bom­ beU, who is chief representative of first U.S. merchantm ported by Of all leading Chemists, Stores, etc., in B.W.I. CANBERRA, May 13 (Reuter)— bers and dive bombers were parti­ the Navy Department to have 2252ttli. Emphasising that the great majority the Ministry of Information in the lave been Special Representative for B. WJ.,\i. S. H ALSAJLL, cularly successful ta attacks on United States. sunk off the African coast stat of AustraUan coal miners were abso­ beginning of the war P.O. Box 196, Pott erf Spain, TRINIDAD. lutely loyal, worldng without striking shipping. They destroyed a freigh­ ta many States, the 3Prime Minister, ter of 8,000 tons, as weU as a small Mr. John Curtin, dramatically coastal ship, and damaged four pounding the table in the House of large transports and communication Representatives with his fist, threw vessels "so heavily that the destruc­ down the gauntlet to a smaU section tion of further tonnage can be of strikers in these words: "In the reckoned on." name of AustraUa I caU on these In co-operation with the navy, strikers to return to work tomorrow. bombers also sunk an enemy sub- If they do not the Government will marie off the North Cape. invoke its authority to compel them. In Lapland "the enemy lost be­ The Government wiU stand or faU by tween April 24 to May 10, 11,000 dead the issue." in successful fighting of German and 3Finnish troops in the Louhi Summer —o— sector." DISCUSS MID-EAST SUPPLIES o NAZIS PRESS ANTI-GAS PLANS CAIRO, May 13 (Reuter) .—Means of stimulating inter-territorial trade LONDON, May 13 (Reuter) — It between the various component was stated aut3horitatively on Wed­ DRESS MATERIALS areas of the 3Middle East were dis­ nesday that Germany is pushing cussed at a conference of the Middle ahead with her anti-gas precautions East Supply Council here. but they are not believed to equal Plans to make surplus commodi­ Britain's. Germany is known to be ties from one territory available for manufacturing large quantities of Pique consumption ta any other territory poison gas, but is beUeved to haVe Seersucker Chambray were also considered. none which the ordinary British civiUan gas mask cannot neutraUse. Broadcloth Cotton Corduroy ANIMALS GET DRUNK ON o SMELL OF WINE HOSTAGES SEIZED IN OSLO Chintz Percale LISBON, May 13 (Reuter) .—Cats STOCKHOLM, May 13 (Reuter)— and dogs got drunk on the smeU A number of Oslo people have been of wine when big casks burst in the taken as hostages following the heat of a fire which destroyed a murder of a Norwegian policeman Lisbon wine store. A river of wine on the Swedish border. The Oslo flowed through the debris into the police department, in making the Just about the whole River Tagus. announcement, adds that the per­ story on summer cottons, petrator was a youth and the vic­ RECOMMEND V.b. ADOPT BRITISH tim of undermining work carried on almost every material, almost every shade .... SYSTEM TOWARD ALIENS by irresponsible elements. w hites, solid colours, stripes, patterns. We suggest Men's Shorts! WASHINGTON, May 13 (Reuter)— POLICE COMMISSIONER A report presented to the House of SENTENCED Representatives recommended the that you look these over now, and choose the adoption of the British system of LONDON, May 13 (Reuter)—A Ger­ classifying aUens as dangerous, sus­ man court martial at Bruges has material for your summer wardrobe. With the picious or friendly. The report sentenced Assistant Police Commis­ For men, particularly for the active outdoor declared the mass evaluation of sioner Beauprez of Ostend to eight Japanese from the Pacific Coast months' imprisonment for malting help of our new Hollywood patterns you can dress- type, Shorts for summer are an absolute created a succession of unprecedented anti-German statements and for necessity. problems. having broken the peace. make them up into the smartest, coolest costumes.

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rise as follows: MANY MAY DAY ARRESTS Grades Present Proposed U.S. CONGRESS GROUP SAY • ii base pay base pay REPORTED FROM FRANCE $50 MONTH PAY FOR MEN IN Corporal, seaman first class 3 $54 $66 LIMIT DREADNOUGHTS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Sergeant, petty officer LONDON, May 13 (Reuter) .—Big U.S. ARMY & NAVY MOOTED third class 60 78 demonstrations and many arrests RATES: Minimum 15 words 3/-; eaeb additional word 3d. Onto Staff sergeant, petty took place in unoccupied France on Line Admirals Point Out bona fide advertisements under this heading will be ace. pted. Ail officer second class.... 72 96 May Day, according to an official re­ classified advertisements strictly payable In advance. First or technical ser­ port to the Vichy Government which Limits Of Plane Carriers geant, petty officer reached Free French Headquarters first class 84 114 this morning. / "A crowd of 30,000 demonstrated WASHINGTON, May 12 (N.Y. LOST WANTED Passes House of Representatives; Master sergeant, chief Times).—The struggle of the battle­ petty officer 126 138 atMarseiUes," says this report. "The old harbour and Cannebiere were ship versus the airplane, which has CLEAN COTTON RAGS, 4d. per lb. The bill would repeal the $10-a- rocked the Navy Department inter­ LADY'S SMALL WHITE METAL month pay increase to which all crammed." • The demonstrators cried WRIST WATCH, with transparent Bermuda-Press. Senate Rise To $42 Raised "Long live DeGauUe. Laval to the nally for months, is likely to lead enlisted men now are entitled after to a movement in Congress to limit, glass band. Please return to Bank 2090fs eitp twelve months of service. An at­ gallows." More than a hundred arrests were if not eliminate, the construction of of Butterfield. Reward". tempt was made by Representative capital ships. This was indicated to­ To Buy—GENTLEMAN'S BICYCLE. WASmNGTON, May 12 (N.Y. The vote, taken with the House Pace of Georgia to retain this fea­ made. Crowds estimated at 8,000 2220*w thu in committee status, was 102 to 40. paraded at Toulouse, 3,000 at Nice day when Senator Byrd of Virginia Good condition. EngUsh make. Times).—By a margin of more than ture on tbe ground that it was "a voiced the opinion that "emphasis two to one in a surprise move, the An attempt to carry the in­ pledge made as we sent these men and 2,500 at Evignon. Some rioting Dial 1810. creases to $60 and $65 was re­ ensued. should be put on construction of House ol Representatives voted ten­ to the front." The "actual" pay aircraft carriers rather than bat­ 22?70*th. tatively today to increase the base jected. increase of the private who had May Day demonstrations in France FOR RENT pay of the Army and Marine Corps The increases in Senate-approved were expressly forbidden by the tleships." served twelve months, he held, "Experiences of this war have de­ SET OF GOLF CLUBS, (men's, right private, and the Navy and Coast pay readjustment bill upon which would be only $2 a month under the Vichy Government. General De- hand) Jones model preferred. Guard apprentice seamen to $50 a the 3House is worldng had set the Gaulle, however, in answer to an ap­ monstrated the importance' of air- ROSSDON COTTAGE, between Dar­ Senate schedules. power and the only way to get Write Box 2265, Bermuda Press. month and that of private flrst pay in these categories at $42 and This argument appeared to help peal from secret organizations in reU's and Belmont Wharves, ac­ class and seamen second class to $46 a month. Present pay of the France, had asked the population naval planes within striking dis­ commodating 20 men. Cook and 2265tth.f. the Rankin amendment. But when tance of the enemy at this time $54. private and the apprentice seamen Representative Vinson, chairman to file before statues commemorat­ maids avaUable. Private Dock is by use of carriers," Mr. Byrd WASHING MAC3HI3NE, must be in ranges from $21 to $30 and that of of the Naval Affairs Committee, ing the republic in the evening of Phone 1301. private first-class and seaman sec­ May 1. said. "Carriers ought to be con­ good condition. Apply Mrs. A. said that privates with a years structed as rapidly as possible." 1548ttU- eitp. ond-class is $36. service who were on duty overseas o *ft Early, Arcade BuUding, Burnaby St. So decided was the House re­ would get under the Rankin pay SUES TO BAR CHURCHILL'S While the comparative rate of 2260*th. sponse to the amendment, offered schedule $70 a month, nearly as AID IN BYErELECTION construction of aircraft carriers ONE SMALL COTTAGE, furnished, by Representative Rankin of Mis­ Middle Road, Paget East. Apply much as a staff sergeant or a petty and battleships 'has not been pub­ PIANOS in good condition. Chesley sissippi, that the leadership indi­ officer receives now, the House turn­ LONDON, May 13 (Reuter).—Mr. licly disclosed for mihtary reasons, Box 253, Hamilton Post Office. FURNITURE E. White. cated it would let the action stand, ed the Pace plea down. W. R. Hipwell, one of two Independ­ Senator Byrd is a member of the 2268*th.f. at least for the present, and per­ ent candidates in the Salisbury bye- Naval Affairs Committee and pre­ 2212tth. s. tu. tp. mit the measure to thus go to con­ BARS FURLOUGH ALLOWANCES election, has instructed his solicitors sumably has access, at least in a 3 ROOM APARTMENT, furnished, ference. The rates, it was estimat­ to apply for an injunction M;o pre­ general way, to such information. Suites and pieces ed, would add $200,000,000 a year Also rejected was a proposal by vent Prime Minister Winston Churc­ His informal statement followed large porch, private entrance, hot to the cost of the increases voted Representative Edwin A. Hall of hill writing to the official candidate. expressions of belief yesterday by and cold water. Near HamUton. by the Senate. New York that the government Mr. Hipwell, in a speech opening Senator, Downey, Democrat, of Phone 2310. HELP WANTED provide transportation allowances the campaign today, declared, "I CaUfornia; Senator Brewster, Re­ for every room in any COMPROMISE UKELY , to all service men returning home 2262*th. have appealed to the High Court to publican, of Maine, and Senator BOY, for newspaper deUvery In War­ home. Reasonably on furloughs. The House approved, restrain Mr. Churchill from sending Edwin O. Johnson, Democrat, of Leaders expressed belief that a however, an amendment by Repre­ Colorado, that the usefulness of FURNISHED ROOM, Bailey's Bay, wick East. Apply Bermuda Press priced, and obtainable compromise would be reached in letters to the officially nominated sentative Jessie Sumner of Illinois stooge ta this district. His amazing battleships has at least become South Shore. Tel. 7221. Ltd. on easy payment terms conference. They voiced hope open­ that enlisted men stricken ill while popularity would be likely to em­ limited. - WBt 2263*th.f. 1287tm. eitp. ly that the Rankjn amendment on furlough be guaranteed medical if desired. would be killed in conference, but barrass would-be supporters of mine IDEA TAKES HOLD and hospitalization costs. and influence them to vote for the EXPERIENCED COOK for local they were not willing to seek a Tentative approval was given also party stooge." These Senators voiced what record House vote in an attempt craft. Phone 7148, between 12 and to an increase in the base pay of o seemed to be a growing opinion FOR SALE to reverse this afternoon's decision. Army second lieutenants from 81,500 among many members of Congress, 3 p.m. A roll-call today or even tomor­ DOBBIE CONFIDENT MALTA WILL to $1,800. The bill does not change NOT BE BEATEN irrespective of party, that the 2186*tu.w.th. BERMUDA TRADING CO. row, when final passage is sched­ the base pay of officers above that Navy has placed too much em­ DESIRABLE uled, it was predicted widely, would rank, but it would increase mater­ phasis on tbe building of heavy YOUNG GIRL for casluer, with op­ result in even heavier weight of LONDON, May 13 (Reuter).—Lieut. ially subsistence and rental allow­ General Sir William Dobbie, who has fortresses of the sea, each one of portunity to learn hairdressing. favour for the $50-$54 rates. Such ances all along the line. which requires more material and 5 room Cottage a vote, it was held on both sides just relinquished the Governorship Apply in person, Betty's Beauty The House balked at a 3Military of Malta, tonight broadcast his tri­ takes more time to build than sev­ of the controversy, would consti­ Committee proposal under which eral lighter, faster craft. with a large lot in Pembroke Salon. tute in effect instruction by the bute to the "gallantry, grit and un­ 2209tw thu f '121 officers of various ranks re­ complaining endurance of the peo­ Senator Byrd alsb asserted today West. For further particulars House to its conference managers tired for other than physical disa­ that recognition of the growing to stand firm. ple and the garrison of the island bility, would receive retirement pay fortress." importance of air power should apply to ENGLISH NURSE to take care child Whether an attempt will be made equal to that of all other officers lead to a reorganization of the : of three. Write Box 2238, Bermuda by supporters of the Rankin amend­ "Hitler has said he would rub it H. A. M. WILSON AGENCY of similar status. On this issue the out and has made frantic efforts to Navy, in which the air arm, not Press. ment to force a roll-call was not committee has split into open war­ now represented in the Bureau of disclosed tonight. do so. But Malta is no nearer being 21«3tta.tli. 2239fw.th. fare. On one side it was charged rubbed out than when he started. Operations, would have a greater After the vote on the pay for that these officers were victims of voice with regard to tactics and enlisted men ta the lower grades He may make -further efforts but I COMPETENT B003K3KEEPER. Apply 'erma pique or "politics" on the part of am confident that ta God's good command. Line officers dominat­ the House gave its tentative ap­ their superiors; on the other side ing the Navy Department nave in­ in person, NichoU & Ashton, Ltd. proval to the balance of the sched­ providence they also will fail," Gen­ sisted that the United States must UST OF DONATIONS TO it was held that their records did eral Dobbie declared. Front St. ules which the Senate had adopted not justify treatment equal to those | have battleships as long as other SEAMEN'S RELIEF FUND 2267fth. eitp. IS THE ONE March 30. By these schedules the now drawing 75 per cent retirement nations have them, even though it pay of other enlisted men would pay. TWO MORE SHIPS SUNK is now widely argued that they no TOOTH BRUSH longer can operate successfully (Received at The Bank of N. T. BARTENDER MANAGER. Good < wages, long hours. Accommoda­ FOR PARITY RETIREMENT PAY . WASHINGTON, May 13 (Reuter).— against land-based aviation. Butterfield & Son, Ltd.) THAT The Navy Department announced The argument of naval air en­ May 12, 1942 tion avaUable. Write Box 2266, Ber­ that a medium-sized United States Amount previously acknow. THOROUGHLY The House approved instead an thusiasts has been that the weap­ ledged £1,401 10- 7 muda Press. amendment by Representative merchantman was torpedoed off the ons borne on aircraft carriers are Mr. and Mrs. J. Trounsell Gilbert 5 0 0 2266*th. Mass of Minnesota, which would Atlantic Coast and a small Norweg­ capable of laying down a smother­ Miss Bose Gosling. 2 0 0 put future Navy retirement pay on ian merchant vessel was torpedoed ing barrage 250 miles or more away Mrs. Riley 10 0 in the Gulf of Mexico, lie surviv­ Mrs. S. A. Smith 10 0 BARTENDER and KITCH3EN GIRL. a parity with that now in force in from the ship, whereas battleships M. Biggs. 10 0 Apply WMte Horse Tavern, St. CLEANS ALL the Army. ors from both ships have been land­ can do so at a range of only about J. O ™ „...*..._.,_ 5 0 ed. Anon _ - 6 0 0 George's. Increased pay schedules would twenty miles. Dudley Cottage «.. 10 0 extend to nurses as well as to It also is asserted, that, although Mrs. and Miss Brown .?. 5 0 2264fth.f.s. THE*EEffl; soldiers on a formula approved 80,000 YUGOSLAVS KILLED no navy now has a sufficient num­ Visitor 4 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hutcheson. 2 0 0 tentatively as follows: ber of carriers, these offer the best Miss L. -Beek 10 0 GE3NERAL MAID — Good position. Under three years of service, an MOSCOW, May 13 (AP)—Tass re­ available projection in convoying Miss V. Beek __ 5 0 Small famUy. Phone 2633. increase from $70 to $90 a month; ported that 80,000 Yugoslavs have ships, since planes can remain in the Miss A. Beek _ 2 0 0 2255fth. three to six years of service, in­ been killed in Baczsk 3Province, Yugo­ air from before daylight to after Staff, H. A. & E. Smith Ltd 20 0 6 slavia since the Hungarian occupa­ M. K. S... 10 0 0 crease from $90 to $105; six to nine dark and submarines do not. dare Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Nash 2 0 0 EFFICIENT HELP for Idtchen and New Under-arm years, $115 to $120; nine to twelve tion, that scores of villages have been come close to the surface when fac­ Mrs. Elizabeth Neasham 10 0 devastated and the best land given Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Pearce 6 0 0 dining room. Apply Ships Inn years, $130 to $135; over twelve years, ed with attack by planes carrying Mrs. and Miss Jones. 4 0 0 Cream Deodorant $150. to Hungarian landlords. depth charges. _ Sir Roger Hall - 10 0 0 Restaurant. Carriers are now widely recog­ Mrs. C. J. Firth 10 0 2256fth. safely Varied increases, plus longevity JOHNSON RETURNING TO U.S. Josephine Firth — 10 0 pay, are provided for warrant offi­ nized as the core of most naval Angela Firth 10 0 cers and mine planters of the Army, striking forces, their speed enabling Messrs. Ingham & Wilkinson 25 0 0 Stops Perspiration NEW DELHI, May 13 (Reuter).— them to hit and run. Hand & Heart Beneficial Society Navy and Marine Corps. It is understood that Col. Johnson of Bermuda No. 1 10 0 0 With less friction than had been is flying to Washington shortly on A Friend 5 0 expected, the House voted to ex­ SAYS MID-OCEAN IS ANOTHER Messrs. W. E. Meyer & Co. Ltd 100 0 0 "urgent private affairs." He is re­ STORY Miss Helen Cooper _ 10 0 FOR^SALE pand the proposed Congressional turning to New Delhi later. Mrs. J. L. D. Gibson. 10 0 check-up' on the awarding of com­ The Une admirals, however, in­ Staff. Bermuda Press 16 5 0 3 BURNER FLORENCE OIL STOVE, missions in the Army to civUians. sist that because of its lac3k of Paget &. Warwick Brownies 10 0 oven, £7. PhUUps Radio, 6 tube, It provided that equally detailed armour, the only defense of an air­ Total £1,663 2 3 £15. Toy-Sailboat, 3 ft. long 25.'- reports be made covering qualifica­ craft carrier is to run away and tions of civilians for the commis­ NOTE: The amount of £5 from Mr. J. W 3EQUside House, Flatts. that one enemy bomb on its deck Luther should have been acknowledged sions they receive in the Navy Broken Veins is extremely likely to put a carrier under" date of May 1st. 2269*th. SOUVENIRS and Marine Corps. out of commission. Thus, they say, 1. Does not rot dresses — does Varicose Ulcers—Old Sores the carrier has limited value in a O FISH HEADS, TaUs and Finns. Apply not irritate skin. mid-ocean engagement of fleets. Ships Ihn, Pitt's Bay. 2. No waiting to dry. Can be used BERLINERS, APPREHENSIVE, ARE Believed At Home 2257fth. right after slaving. Useful and Unique Aside from the issue now raised TAKING GUT THEIR GAS MASKS 3. Instantly stops perspiration for in 'Congress of whether construc­ 1 to 3 days. Removes odor ^FOR WOffik No sensible person will con­ tion emphasis should be placed upon STOCKHOLM, May 13 (Reuter).— from perspiration. tinue to suffer when power:ful battleships or carriers, moves are Berliners are getting out their gas 4. A pure white, greaseless, stain­ GIFTS under way within the Navy Depart­ masks, which had been put away less vanishing cream. penetrating, yet harmless anti­ ment for placing air officers in for a long time, says the BerUn WAR WORK 5. Arrid has been awarded the mm septic Moone's Emerald Oil (full charge of task forces of which air correspondent of the Swedish news­ If fidgety nerves, restless nights and strength) can readily be obtained powers is the core, and for giving paper, Nya Daglit Allehanda today. Approval Seal of The American other distress from female functional more importance to the Naval The correspondent adds that every­ Institute of Laundering, for be­ CAMERAS — FILMS disorders keep you from having fun at any chemist's—the directions Bureau of Aeronautics, of which body seems to think that the next Vacancies exist for lady cypher ing harmless to fabrics. ln life — take Lydia E. Pinkham's and Accessories Vegetable Compound—famous for are simple and easy to use. Rear Admiral John M. Towers is few days wiU settle the question of assistants at Admiralty House. Arrid is the largest selling over 60 years ln helping such weak, Economical, too. Chemists chief. Thus far, however, tentative gas war or no gas war. Must be able to type. Approxi­ deodorant. Try a jar todayl nervous women during "difficult" plans have been blocked by the line mately 40 hours a week, with days. WORTH TEYINa! everywhere recommend it as it admirals, according to the best Important I There's no substi­ is safe to use and failure is available information here. one complete day off in four. A II IS I D YANKEE STORE tute for Lydia E. Pinkham's rare indeed, ABYSSINIAN ENVOY VISITS CAIRO Free motor transport at night. Vegetable Compound. Accept i . Senator Byrd's statement today 1/9 a i°r Also in 66 jars was made after it had been disclosed Telephone 2150 for details from ^_ only the original and genuine. „ 22461th. CAIRO, May 13 (Reuter).—The 1495tm. that the Navy had undertaken an Abyssinian Under Secretary for Assistant Secretary. aircraft carrier building programme Foreign Affairs, Tasfi Taghani, arriv­ 2189ftu.w.U..f. considerably in excess of the ed in Cairo today, with a letter from previously announced plans for HaUe Selassie for King Farouk of constructing eleven large carriers, Egypt. in addition to the seven already ta Taghani who is here on a goodwiU FOR SALE service. The Navy also has been mission wUl discuss the re-establish­ converting a number of merchant ment of diplomatic relations be­ |j Just Received ships for use as small carriers. tween Abyssinia and Egypt. A yery Fine Cottage o partly furnished, with three bed­ CHINESE, PLANES BOMB FRENCH EALEIGH AIRDROMES NEAR HANOI rooms, all modern conveniences, two Humber Cycles outbuildings. 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