i 17— •*»**x, LIGHTING-UP TIME ;*iepy^ 8.55 p.m. YESTERDAY'S WEATHER Maximum temperature! 79.8 Minimum temperature 70.3 TIDE TABLE FOR JUNE Rainfall _..., - 01 -Inch Date High Water Low Water Sun- Sun- Sunshiny I..:. ....- 6.4 hour. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. rise set 9 3.56 4.42 10.11 10.55 6.12 8.25 10 4.47 5.30 10.56 11.48 6.11 8.25 own
"VOL. 30 NO. 133 HAMILTON, BERMUDA, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1950 6D PER COPY Birthday Honours Bermuda Celebrate! The King's Birthday Visitor Is Fined £742 Bermudian Legislator Is Knighted By King For Currency Offences Fines totalling £742.16,10 were FIVE DIE IN BLAZING imposed on a British visitor by The King has conferred a the Wor. L. A. Minty in Hamilton knighthood on the Hon. Eldon NEW LABOUR PEERAGES Magistrates Court on Wednesday EXPRESS TRAIN 1 for currency offences. H. Trimingham. The award IN BIRTHDAY HONOURS The visitor, Saul Stoller, of Ed was announced in the King's inburgh, pleaded guilty to three Cigarette End Or Spark charges. The first was that he Birthday Honours List re Seven Baronies And 46 sent $600 out of the Colony with leased yesterday when it was May Haye Cansed Fire out the permission of the Curren Knighthoods In list cy Control Board. Stated that he had been made GLASGOW, Scotland, June 8 The second charge was that he bought $200 in Bermuda without {-^Knight Bachelor. BY FRASER WIGHTON (Reuter).—Flames fanned bv the wind roared through the coaches the permission oi the Board and Others honoured were Mr. LONDON, June 8 (Reuter) — of a Birmingham-Glasgow ex- , th_ ,e last charge was... tha»t he- madime Gerald Leroy Young (O.B.E.), New Labour peerages gave a press train tonight, burning .three | ™£ _!tat<;m?nts to ¥?: H.J- •*_*» Miss Winifred Rogers (M.B.E.) strongly political flavour to the [ children and two adults to death. patrick, chairman of the board. and Mrs. Doris Trott Butter King's birthday Honours list pub-, After the five bodies had been REFUSED EXIT PERMIT lished today. removed—at Beattoek, 30 miles field (also M.B.E.). Among seven new Barons is 56- from Glasgow — salvage officers On a visit to the Colony with Sir Eldon is 60, an internat year-old Lt.-Col. Harry Morris. went through the smoking wreck his wife and young daughter; Stol ionally-known yachtsman, and His resignation from his Parlia as-e to search for valuable jew ler was refused an exit permit one of the most prominent figures mentary seat at Sheffield enabled ellery which it had been reported while the charges were pending. in Bermuda's public life. He is the Government to find a con the train was carrying. • He sat on a bench in the Court a' member of the Legislative stituency for . Solicitor-General as the magistrate said that in The leading coaches of the train cases where a man of means was Council and of the Currency and Sir Frank Soskiee, defeated in the were burned out. The five dead, A general view of the colourful scene in Bernard Park yesterday The birthday of His Majesty the King was celebrated in many involved a fine which would crip Exchange Control Board, presid February general election. badly burned, were the only cas ple a poorer man* was fairly easily ent of'the Bank of Bermuda a Baronies awarded to Mr. Lewis • morning. ways by Bermudians yesterday. ualties so far reported. paid and the only thing to do was director of Trimingham Bros. Ltd. Silkin, former Minister of Town Below the Colour Party is shown marching in slow time. Highlights were a ceremonial parade in Bernard Park, a garden Fire trucks sped to the scene to sentence the man to a term and a trustee of Saltus Grammar and Country planning, and LL- after the train had come to a stoo of imprisonment. School. Col. David Rees-Williams, form pasty at Government House in the afternoon and a charity ball on er Colonial under-Secretary who I I the open-air dancing patio at the Princess Hotel in the evening. with its three leading coaches on A few minutes later Mr. Minty failed to win seats and lost their fire: looked at the defendant and said portfolios, also strengthen Labour There were also smaller garden fetes and a host of sporting Flames had been fanned by the that out humanitarian considera- representation, in the Conserva events. wind as the train sped on and tion he would say that a term of whipped the coaches-into a roar- imprisonment would not "be the tive-dominated House of Lords. Four Bermudians, who received awards in the King's birthday A political Barony was awarded ing inferno. punishment In his case. The mag- to Mr. Ernest Greenhill, member I Honours List, had their own private celebrations. They were the It was difficult to identify the istrate then went on with his of Glasgow Corporation.. Hon. /|S. H. Trimingham, who was knighted; Mr. Gerald L. Young bodies which were found in tbe judgment, which he took nearly [(assistant Colonial Treasurer), awarded the O.B.E.; and Miss Winifred second coach. Some reports said an hour to prepare. NEW FIELD MARSHAL thev were of a man and a woman, Mr. Peter Smith, wbo proseeu- A day after the funeral of Field ] Rogers and Mrs.*Doris Trott Butterfield, both awarded the M.B.E.. a young woman and two children, ted, pointed out that, if Stellar i Marshal Earl Wavell, Britain's • Thousands of residents and FLASHES OF COLOUR Others described them as two was guilty of charges one and two, famed military leader and former I touW*ts' flocked to Bernatd Park adults and three children. he was automatically guilty of Indian Vieeroy, creation of a new Brilliant flashes of colour moved yesterday morning to watch a across the green square, the boun- An official stated: "I under- the third. He said that defendant Field Marshal was announced. 'colourful ceremonial drill and stand the bodies*were very badly went to see Mr. Fitzpatrick on He is Australian General Sir daries flanked here and there with burned. Fir,e began on the mov- May 31, the date by which he parade that was typically British. a bright pink oleander bush. A | Thomas A- Blarney, Commander- On parade were small boys and ing tfatn and with tbe help of the was to have answered questions j in-chief of Allied land forces in sea.oned veterans, young army happy coincidence placed Hamil wind it spread very quickly. We P«t by the Currency Control the southwest UPaciflc from 1942 cadets and war-toughened Royal ton Fire Brigade, with its red understand the coaches were j Board regarding his expenditure ' to 1945. Marines, soldiers, sailors, police, engines next to the white and then made of steel." I of £ 1,500 in Bermuda between the blue of two companies of the 2 and Ma 27 The honours^ist includes 90 ambulance cadets, boy scouts, Passengers from trains whieh ]*&& y - women, three of them new Dames members of the Church Lads' Bri Girls' Life Brigade. had had to tpul l _u p _~.__,.„ubehindi &go_.,t I -y—wWhe n asked —to accoun-t —fo r -rth~e of the British Empire — custom gade and otners. In the heat of All along three sides of the down on tcT'the line*to Watch the money, Stoller produced £400 in square , the units wer^^e shuffling | rescue work Bermuda banknotes and showed arily the highestj honour given to the Bermuda sun they stood for them to Mr women. \ over an hour, within the roped into position and line, until after The fire was eventually com- Fltapatrick. ' The . In addition to (he seven Baron square responding alertly to every I las£*t nanaiKcSiffl"^*^^r ! pletely put out and the train was monev wa* not checked and the ies, there are 2B home knight- command.^& was little wonder ' *e w"et nounsnea-.», , .o„m _ expected to reach Glasgow later t prosecution submitted that it had Sir Eldon Trimingham • hoods, 12 Domitaon knigjiyj_'u_fs, that the spectators, who had ar thmandee paradr Ce. Cto. Sutherattention, R.N.. Int, calleo thde tonight. " been borrowed expressedly for the il ved in Victorias, by special bus, I-Sn-i__^_'^J^i*-_-__u „_ ti J-.,-- An official railway statement SWH?**?1 ^V1}*? itto the,board' He became a member of the I — none in Canaida — tlria"^rpe hv •*., r.d _,„__.JhWi_-- _r,ri 5^in-^ that followed camm e swing WhHe tne ta w knighthoods in the colonies and by taxi aand auto-bicycles and non satjl the cause of the fire was J - - **" S» were in pro Colonial Parliament 20 years ago ing the Royal Guard, sailors arm- gress Stoller's exit permits were and was for five years an alder protectofMes. _^L_?W*!!*_* ^ but a tele held up. man of the corporation of Hamil New Barons include 68-year-old as they marched past tbe Gover report from the scene to nor and went off the field. by a colour partj^ night suggested a cigarette end PLEADED GUILTY ton. In 1936 he was appointed to Sir Gilbprt Campton, clerk to the Next arrivals were the haval the Legislative Council, and has House of Commons for 11 years, Bernard Park was astir early, or a spark from the engine might Through his counsel, Mr. James when labourers arrived to erect and military commanders. Then have been responsible. Pearman, Stoller pleaded guilty been a member ever sinee. Sir and* who last year was a-oDolnted the thousands of watchers stirred Eldon was a member of the Exe first clerk of the Council of a wooden dais and flagpole and to As the fire apparently began, to the three charges. The original rope off a large area. Units began expectantly, as the word ran between the first and .econd charges, two of which concerned cutive Council from 1938 to 1945, Europe Consultative Assembly. through the crowd that the Gov and was awarded the C.B.E. in .Another Raronv went to Sir to arrive before 9.30 a.m- and as coaches, it was thought a cigarette the same amount of money, were sembled on their markers shortly ernor's carriage was approaching. end or spark might have lit the amended. Originally totalling $300 1941. Cyril Hurcomb, chairman of ihe yal Na e arms British Transport Commisrton, after 10 o'clock when a Royall| *° _2..f_-?°_°l ? canvas surrounding the commun amounts of $600 and $200. Earlier, he was for many years Continued On Page 2 icating doors. a member of the Trade Develop who helped to introduce the Brit Navy Bugler sounded "Advance.' Mr. Pearman, opening the case ment Board, to which he was ap ish car test, but himself passed for the defence, said bis client pointed before liis service in the only on the third attempt. He us obtained his Income through real House of Assembly. He was chair ually travels to work by train. estate which had been left htm man of the Currency Board from Also erven a Barony is Mr. Er The _Chaimeey M. Depew Is Here by his mother. 1931 until he relinquished the pos nest Walter Hives, managing dir Mr. Minty commented tbat there ition last July. ector of the famous Rolls-Royce Looking out of the window of was a great difference between such a person as a company direc fnntinu.J on Page Id Con'inued on Page 7 a friend's car, as it drove along the dorkside at Boston, Massachu tor, who would be familiar with setts, Mr. James Parker suddenly such things as currency regula shouted "Stop!" The car halted tions and a normal visitor. j and, as Mr. Parker stepped from BROTHER IN NEW . YORK European it. he realised it was the end of "Defendant has a brother in Negotiations For [ a long search, commissioned by New York," went oh Mr. Pearman. the Bermuda Government! ' "While staying with his brother His quest for a suitable tender recently Stoller was given some I to service liners lying off the U.S. dollars by his brother. When Coal And Steel Pool WiU | Colony, had taken him to Nassau, he left the States to come to Ber Londoners Cheer King to New York and to Baltimore. muda he still had $600 left. j And although he had gone to Bos "However, not long after he ar ton really to see his friends, there rived here he did, in fact, purchase Start On June 20 | was no denying that the trim locallv another $200. After he did river-bqA laiid up alongside seam this he became aware that tne ed whatTie had been looking tor. PARIS, June 7 (Reuter). - Amid Old-Time Pagentry currency regulations were string As Mr. Parker, Bermuda's Board ently applied here. He also be HARRIMAN FAVOURS French Foreign Minister Robert of Trade Inspector, went closer came aware that he was liable to Schuman said today that negotia LONDON, June 8 (Reuter). — The King returned to the palace to look at tbe craft, he could see search on departure. , SCHUMAN PLAN tions for a European coal and Overseas tourists mingled with preceded by bands and followed the name "Chauncey M. Depew." "Stoller took the $600 which steel pool will start on June 20. London's thousands today to by the soldiers. There he took a A thorough examination of the remained from his brother's gift * -— "We French cannot envisage the cheer the King at the traditional second salute of more troons and interior and he was satisfied that and put it in four envelopes which Sympathetic Consideration pool system without a high inter annual ceremonies of his official ftaaily from a red-and-gold- the "Chauncv" would fit the needs be addressed to himself at .an ad national authority," M. Schuman birthday. draped balcony watched a fly- I of the Government. The owners, dress in Nassau. I told an Anglo-American press All the colour and pageantry of oast of 18 Royal Air Force bomb Wills Lines Incorporated, were "Tbe other $800 he kept in his For Any Request For Funds lunch. old times marked the occasion— ers—taking part in these celebra willing to sell—at $115,000. Mr. possession. When his exit permit "In the field of production and the King's drive to inspect his tions for the first time. (Parker was willing to buy—at was refused and the questions WASHINGTON, June 7 (Reu of the management of that pro crack guardsmen at the Horse Many Americans, both civilian $80,000. arose he did answer them falsely. ter) The United State- Marshall duction it will be necessary tor this ui.ards parade off Whitehall, his and servicemen, were among the "Oiis meant months of negotia^ We are admitting that. His pur-' plan ambassador, Mr. Averell supra-national high authority to return to Buckingham Palace at cheering "fowd"*!. tibns lasting from October to pose in sending the money to Harriman, said today that the take decisions for the unified the head of his'scarlet clad troops THree G.I.s in uniform, standing last month, until the purchase Nassau was that he would have United States Government would market as a whole. and the concluding march past on the walls of the Queen Vic nH»e was flxed at $90,000, after the money there. He was going to be "glad to have" Marshall plan "It is possible that certain of there. toria Men-iornl outside the palace minor repairs had been carried the Caribbean." A hot sun blazed down from the \yere ordered off by police. But funds used to assist the Schuman these decisions may be dangerous. , , out. Tracing the history of the case, plan for the pooling of Europe's That is why there must be means hlue sky. Massed bands played. they took, up hc\*4 •OsMor>-' at t-*f Yesterday morning the "Chaun Mr. Pearman said be accompanied coal and steel resources. of juridical appeal, for* juridical Guns roared the Royal salute in kerb to photograph the King as cey M. Depew" came into Hamil his client on a visit to Mr. Fitz At a conference here today he and economic reasons. nearby Hyde Park. Royalty, dip he drove past. ton Harbour. She lav alongside patrick on Wednesday of last said that no request had yet been lomats, military leaders, and dis Throughout the country at mil all day, while Bermudians stream week. He then understood an GREAT PROBLEMS tinguished visitors from abroad itary, naval and air force estab ed over her decks and examined received for funds to help the watched from special enclosures. other interview would be granted. Schuman plan but if such a re He emphasised the French Gov lishments ceremonies were held. her fittings. "Mr. Stoller decided to make a quest were made, the 1_.UA. ernment s desire to see Britain Women in their gayest frocks, CEREMONIES ABROAD BUILT IN 1913 clean breast of tilings to the Cur- would give it sympathetic consi come into the pool. men in grey toppers and formal Captain S. Burns, who skippered the Chauncey IM. Depew on her morning dress attended. Abroad top wherever British The tender was built at Maine, Continued ra Pag* II deration. "We have not the right to cry Maryland, in 1913, and has a gross voyage to the Colony, on the bridge of the vessel as she docked victory for we have great prob The King, who is 54 and cele servicemen are garrisoned, par Asked to comment on Britain s Continued Ml Pas? M in Hamilton Harbour yesterday. attitude toward the Schuman plan lems to solve. We French feel brates his actual birthday on De ades were held to raark the oc that it 'will be difficult. cember 14. drove alone in an op-fen casion. and their non-particpation in the Carriage to the annual trooping Anthony Eden Senuman plan talks- due to open "I repeat that the French Gov Reuter cables rerorted: ernment continues to hope and colour ceremony on the parade Tokyo — The Union Jack was in Paris on June 20, Mr. Harriman ground. '?'•$& Sues For expressed his confidence that "we warmly desire that our British broken for the last time over prill find the British in the nego- friends will be able to join us and BEARSKIN HEADDRESS Tbkyo's Imperial plaza as British Divorce tiations at some later stage." associate themselves with the Commonwealth occupation forces, Dressed in the scarlet uniform shortly to be withdrawn, held a ' Mr. Harriman said that he common effort finder a form of Colonel-in-chief of the Cold thought Britain's desire to know which cannot as yet be defined." stream puards,' celebrating the last parade for the King's birth LONDON, June 7 (Reuter). — mg£<> about the Schuman plan "We are showing as much un 300th anniversary of their estab day. Mr. Anthony Eden, deputy leader aw* tite proposed implementation derstanding as possible in all par lishment, the King ware their 22- Berlin — 1.300 British troops of the British Conservative party of, it was "quite understandable." inch-iiign traditional bearskin paraded- in Hitler's Olympic Sta and wartime Foreign Minister, is ticular situations." he said. dium. West Berlin's Lord Mayor, He said that the British and the "It would be an error to believe hea^dfes. seeking a divorce from bis wife French had come to amicable Professor Ernst Reuter, and on the ground of desertion, it wag that the question could be settled Crowds 10 deep packed the other German guests attended. understanding ahaiut the negotia in a uniform manner. Europe is drive to and from the Palace learned tonight. tions. , „ . , Singapore — Fighters, bombers, The case./is listed as an un very diverse and we must take round Trafalgar Square and into seaplanes, reconnaissance planes He described the Schuman plan that into account. beflagged Whitehall. defended divorce case for hear the "most dramatic example of a and a helicopter took part in a ing at the law courts, London. "We must keep contact and con On the parade ground, 45 of fly-past. Army, naval and air re-birth of ihtiative in Europe" sult each other on the best way ficers and 1,306 men of his Maj Mr. Eden, whose full names are since he last returned to the Uni esty's Brigade of Guards, also force contingents paraded. 'Robert Anthony, in 1023 married to obtain concrete results. / Nicest—Royal Air Force Jet ted States from Paris in April. "We do not fear criticism, for 'vearing the bearskin and full Miss Beatrice Helen Beckett, - Answering many questions from dress uniform, paraded in a tem Vampires flew past at a ceremoni daughter of Sir Gervase Beckett. we are honest and we wish perature around 75 degrees, al parade. Schools and Govern Their elder son. Pilot Offlcer correspondents about the Schu through discussion to achieve man plan, Mr. Harriman denied Massed bands, 'drums and pipes ment offices, had a public holiday. Simon Eden, Royal Air Force, was that it involved the cartelisation precise ideas." provided martial music for the Gibraltar—Detachments of all killed in Burma in 1945. There ia St European industries. He said Earlier in tiie day it was Royal inspection, the trooping of fighting services paraded at the one other son. Sat it* principles were exactly officially announced here that the colour and the march past, airfield. Mrs. Eden, it was believed here . the opposite of a cartel. The Schu Italy, Germany and tile Benelux The Queen, Princess Elizabeth, Hanover, June 8 (Reute-r). — tonight, is at present in the Uni man plan involved free trade countries had been invited by Princess Margaret and the Queen Several thousand Germans today ted States. She has frequently across national boundaries. Continued oil Pafl 3 J mother, watched the-ceremony. Continued an Page ? The Chauncey ,M. Depew pictured as -he arrived at the dockside yesterday. visited Bermuda. m. ^-* ammmmm iiiiiitiiJiiiiiiMiuiiiiiiiiiiwiiH- -*- - •*-**.__*»*!^ JPage 2 THE ROYAL GA^TK,FTO% JUNE 9, 1&50
•$eM.«»M.*|-**«'*^^.M|'^l>_-e(-ere|fr Bermuda Celebrates The ftfilf § Birthday I TWO ACQUITTALS IN NOTICE -Beorpoisttnf * The Diarv Sfea Bojal Gas-Ma (Eitak. MM) Continue, from Pag. 1 , « in position, Commander Suther of gunfire, as H.M.S, Sparrow, SUPREME COURT HM Colonist and Dally Haw The whole parade was brought (parade commander) reported: anchored in .Hamilton Harbour, ti "— (B-tafe. UN) of to attention and the armed con "Parade ready for inspection." gave a 21-gun salute to His Wit|f effect from Jst Jituie, 1959, the deposit • ' mm tingents (the Royal Guard,, the His Excellency -left the dais and Majesty, JeVhen t.tae last echo had m* Mollis Hallett Swofii Iii A Wid Canada BepresentattTw: Army, the Royal Marines and the in-feected the*Jloyal Guard, theiffdied, the brisk slap of the sloopteg on Pepsi-Cola Botaes win.be increased by Id •. B. Koppe & Company. Ins. Royal Navy) slooped arms. walked. DT_9*>-'fb the Church, Lads' of arms followed; then the rifle- As Acting Chief Justice 630 Fifth Avenue, Samuel Pepys Teucer | Brigade, arrayed on his immed were ordered,.* and fhe parade . pier bottle. Hew fork City. ^yflejafa^ijtlliejftejft^S^arjCejCcjttejaTifie, Atfl*fafi&tfa*va GOVERNOR'S CARRIAGE iate left. Standing smartly to turned towards the Governor. 'Hariey Stanley Ebbin was on United Kingdom RepresentrUveet On to the parade-ground, in attention, the lads earned a few His Excellency was facing the Wednesday acquitted of a charge African tt Colonial Press Agency, Ltd 8, Bed Lion Square, stately dignity, came the Gover words of praise from His Excell dais; at the back of .which flew of receiving a radio belonging to B^mtC-b Mineral Water Go* London, W.O. 1. England Thursday, June 8th. nor's . shining black carriage, ency, wsfore he passed on to in the Royal Standard. He^tOok off Mr. Walter Ray Cooper, knowing "I heard Paginini last night," drawn by tw6 greys.' His liitceSl^ spect the other units. During the his plumed helmet, and* catist:' ft- to nave been stolen. ' *l*he--Sup Pembroke, Bermuda said an old man whose eyes were Toprtetora ency left the carriage and saluted inspection, the Royal Marine "Three cheers for His Majesty the reme 6ourt jury took 30 minutes 252ftu 'w f is. downcast, "and I went home and the Union -Jack, Then he took his Band played. King.'.' The Governor's voice car to reach its verdict. i HIE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. brokejHajj** violin." place on the dais facing the par The. Governor did not know of ried well past the assembled con It wast the second acquittal on "I heard Paginini last night," ade. Wesdnestiay as Godfrey Allen was •*ltf BtteBt, Hamilton. the minor dramas enacted Iri many tingents and tine; crbw^-^-*'Iifp', i said a young man whose eyes The orders of individual com of the small, local units. Boys hip, hip, ..." was drowned as also discharged after the jury were starward, "and* I went out manders followed each other in and girls, overcome by excite hundreds .of .men, women and found him ,not guilty of a charge Editor: K. T. SATXB and bought a violin." staccato succession, as the parade ment and., the heat,, had broken children on and off parade shout of unlawful carnal knowledge of •anagar: FORD BAXTKS And last night I heard Anis prepared to give the Royal Salute. ranks earlier to sit in the shade, ed: ''ttBmBTffti'v^B was repeated a girl older than 14 but under 16. Fuleihan give a brilliant lecture" The smart smack of the hand on or had been carried off, fainting. twice,'then the Governor replaced The court recessed during the on "Improvisation," a subject I the side of the upraised rifle Yet by the time the Governor his helmet; followed by the rest morning so that Dr. the Hon. R. FRIDAY, JUNE », 135*1 have loved and studied for more punctuated the presehtimg-ofr reached their particular unit on ,pi .tbe assembly. C. Hollis . Hallett, the Assistant years than I care to remember, arms by each armed contingent. his hour of inspection, most of As the.Royal Salute-was given Justice, could be sworn in as act and I went home and locked my Then the Royal Marines band them were back in position — a a., third time, • the Standard was ing Chief Justice by the Governor, piano. played the first six . bars of the little pale, but determined not to lowered smd an able seaman at the Lieut.-Gen, Sir Alexander Hood. Taft Expounds v For hever before have I heard il National Anthem, while the colour miss the highlight of the day. the foot of the flagpole pulled at the The .Cltief Justice,;.-Sir Brooke the subject so beautifully dis wttfciowered to the ground and the moment for which they had shone rope tq release the rolled-up Un Francis, left on Tuesday on the Views On U.S. cussed, and never before have I officers saluted. their shoes and th(eir buttons. ion Jack. But the flag refused to Reina del Pacifico for leave in GOVERNMENT NOllCE Ne. 274 — 1950 heard such a magnificent exposi : Again, in succession, the units The inspection completed, His be "bwifcen." • Tug.ae :he might, England. .,- '' 'iiM tion of the themes given him to slooped arms—Royal- Navy,. Roy Excellency returned to the dais, the seaman could not. release the Outlining the Crown's g case Foreign Policy exemplify his teaching. And apart al Marines, Army, Royal Guard, and the Royal' Salute was again flag; and after the flagpole had against Ebbin, Mr. P. J. C. Smith, Invitation To Tender from improvisation I was de in that order. Then, when the com given. The appreciative crowds been bent almost to. the ground stated that it was the prosecution's lighted with his wonderful tech WASHINGTON, June 8 (Reu mand "Order Arms" rang around watched' a repetition of the drill; he gave up. The Navy's reputa- suggestion that the radio had been nique. My mind went baek more ter).—Senator Robert Taft of the parade, the Colour Party de the band played the National An tion for resourcefulness was again obtained bjif-a fel«^y—breaking Tenders are invited for the supply of the following from "the United than .half a century when I heard ! Ohio, said in an interview today tached itself fromL the Royal them, as the Royl Standard was borne Outj however, for • the sea? and entering and stealing. — and Kingdom:— i__. Busoni play Bach. So last night that with the exception of arms Guard to march, in slow time, broken and the Union Jack low man rigged up another Union that the accused knewjt was. sto given to Britain the American I again heard a great master play in front of the various contingents, ered '*'ff$i •! Jack in the space of a minute, and len when be had it in his room at Government 'cannot be sure that and marvelled at my incompe all standing smartly, at attention. it snaked up the rope without a the Victoria Lodge in Hamilton,. (1) I^A&GAKlNE—COLOURED arms given European countries tence. 21-GUN. SAMITE. :.*feu When the Trooping of tRe Col- -halt. .«&** Set*** -,*..-»• i-...si Mr. Cftaper, who lives at "Wood- Packages iri double strapped wooden cases, ot HtKjtrBhB %-H>. can or will be used against Rus There were times when I was Above the music of the band our waffiover, and titfe pftrtyhgck . THB/MARCH PAST mont." Hamilton,, told the court packages per case or twenty-eight 1-lb. packages per case to sia." led to doubt whether his playing could then be heard the rumbling Then came the. March Past. The he bought the radio from Wad be shipped in refrigeration. The interview, covering foreign was indeed improvisation. It was firemen, wearing heavy steel hel son's in February, 1947, and he policy questions ranging from a as beautiful as some studied com mets, climbed into their two en produced the certificate which he 70,000 lbs. Japanese peace treaty to Am position, wbilst the technique sug gines; dozens, of photographers, got with it, giving the serial num erican policy toward Russia, grew gested weeks of severe training. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR official and unofficial;, who. had ber. He had the radio in his bed out of a talk that Senator Taft, a But J went home and locked my crawled all over, the parade (2) LAKD COMPOUND The Editor, room on the second floor of his prominent Republican, made off piano. j_j"ty| 6.6.50 ground, re-positioned themselves; house aad missed it at Easter last Packed ip double strapped wooden cases of 56-Ira. each. . the record to a group of corres The Royal Gazette, The Editor, and units formed into columns of year. He identified it yesterday Shipped ordinary stowage. , / pondents earlier in the week. A strange happening to my gout The Royal Gazette. threes. The hand struck up e Sir, in court by the serial number. 124,000 lbs. He said: "There should be a and I would that s©m eminent Sir, "Hearts of Oak," and the Royal medico would explain it. For in I am very pleased to know that On investigation he found mud- quick Japanese peace treaty" — It seems of late that our Police Guard marched off, followed by because without one the situation the past my gout has confined it the petition of tbe Roman Catholic dy-footprints on the balcon v out Force is being severely criticised the Royal Navy detachment, the Samples should be submitted with all Tenders and awards will be within Japan might begin to go self to my big right toe. Yester and non-Catholic people for the side the door to his bedroom, by a section of the public whfc Roval Marines, the Army, the considered on Quality and Cost Basis. f.J^t against American interests. day, just as the pain ceased there, opening of the Warwick School scratches on a post pf the veran constitute the greatest menace in Police Force, \the Anny Cadets, it reappeared in the big toe of my is coming before the honourable dah, as though someone had gone Senator Taft said that he under Bermuda i.e. the "Motorist." From the Bermuda War Veterans' Ass Shipment: Margarine, to arrive in Bermuda in August. left foot. JBy what means and House today. I am very pleased op or down it, and plants crushed stood the delay in pressing for a the letters which appeared, rer ociation, the St. John's Ambulance peace settlement for Japan has through what channels did the because the honourable members in the garden below* A pair of Lard to arrive in Bermuda 62.000 lbs. In JiAy cently in your paper, it wbuhj • Brigade, the Bermuda- Contingent been 'largely caused by the fail pain travel without my sensing ft of the House have full knowledge sun glasses also disappeared. 62,000 lbs. in August. seem that the writers had at some of Royal Garrison
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though Elmer might be winging BIG CARNIVAL IS TWO U DESTROYERS west with his vivacious brunette, Itali-tn Treasury W««^j| BELMONT MANOR NOTES ttat tl» door finally opened again "Tea By The Sea" exit to allow him a hasty before Call Four-Day Stril Hk Wind in the North, PUNNED AT KINDLEY DUE TO ARRIVE TODAY New York visitors who arrived DOWN THE RUNWAY the props started spinning. Elmer We're sheltered! on the Queen are t&r. and Mrs. trailed his two femmahs on Sun Kindley AFB personnel wWt Two United States destroyer G. Butler, Scarsdale; Mr. and Mrs. By ELODIE HANSON POME. June 6 (Reute -Wind in the South day morning's MATS trip, and celebrate the July 4 holiday in ap escort vessels will arrive frpm R. Rinzler, Passaic; Mr. and Mrs. planned to join tbem
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Open all day Thursday SATURDAY "You Gotta Stay Gregory Gordon's Dancers Playhouse Junior Sho\ Happy" 10.15 ajn. ST. GEORGE'S :: 8.15 Powder Blending Bar at A. S. Cooper & Sons, Ltd., Reid Street. GENE AUTRY in Ladies, wear your most colourful dresses For your reservations as well as in the, Hotel. "Ma and Pa Kettle "SIOUX CITY SUt Go to Town" Gentlemen, your gayest shirts Call 7165 WW- ^_3__L_i W%., ajitf. i&$& "I Was A Shoplifter" y. 193P. tjiog I THE ROYAL GAZETTE, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1950 **n Page 5 hrMto OF FINE ARTS JUNE WEATHER "MAD RfcmSH YACHT RUNS RESULT OF SANDYS Senate Votes For Morals .homo-sexuals and moral perverts ur-uay atnl among Federal Government em G.I. Brides Reach Britain AS A MARCH HARE" ployees. 'tp AGROUND AT DUNKIRK FLOWER SHOW Quiz of Federal Employees It adopted by voice vote a reso- lune 6 (Reuta | il lution authorising $10,000 for the }sury workers' OTflSKntK, June 5 (Reuter). — A total of £ 150 was distributed WASHINGTON, June 7 (Reu a four-day | Scorching Heat In Port authorities here were hoping among four leading Bermuda or Senate executive expenditures After "Terrible Ordeal" te*).—The Senate today voted to | Italy to press! today to refloat the British vacnr ganisations as a result of the re hold an investigation of reports committee to conduct the inquiry. higher pay. Most Of Europe Bounty, which ran aground last cent Sandys Flower Show. " that there were hundreds of The action was without debate. |call has gone 1 LONDON, June 7 (Reuter). — Roger, carried his piggy bank. night after hitting the wreckage The show and fete raised a total Thirty-nine tearful G.I. brides of a ship sunk during the Dun "Fortunately it has English money LONDON, June 8 (Reuter) — of £652,18.5. Expenses and prize- Ithe Treasury, **' tonight embraced relatives who iri it,, so we'll get by for the kirk evacuation in 1940. money totalled £441ee#£ and had been waiting here for days to Under a soft breeze London to The Bounty was one of the - moment" Mrs. Villaroule laughed, day cooled from the eighties to the brought the net profit down ^o greet them, and described their "But I am really sore to lose all "little ships" taking •nart. in com £211.17.8. flight home in the Flying Bas- the gins I was bringing to. my seventies, and the forecast was memorative ceremonies here. inette" as a "terrible ordeal." mother." that it would get still cooler. Of that amount, £50 each was Highest temperature recorded given to the Imperial Order of In London's sweltering heat Disappointed was Mrs. Nancy temperature was rising at mid the Daughters of the Empire and wave they assembled at a hotel, Brown, who had hoped the plane In the city today was 75 degrees day. Values',} complained of thirst and hunger as against 86 degrees yesterday. the Welfare Society. The Pack- would touch down at Shannon Frankfurt — Rains came to wood Old Folks Home and school and declared that the children had airport, Ireland, where her sister Within an hour pf today's high Germany today, where ttiermo- had nothing to eat or drink since est the temperature dropped live received £25 each. The ftaper was waiting for her. meters had pushed up to 92 for Show committee retained £61.17. jnsbury a bottle of Coca Cola on the plane "I'm fed up" she said, carrytag. degrees. the fifth straight day, and halted in the early hours. 8. as Its balance tn hand for future her 2-year-old son Brendan as But a month of June as mad as a tendency for women's dress working. >n Dry Gh The 35 youngsters, who had she searched for her bags in the a March hare still kept most of necklines to get lower and lower. completed the 12,000 mile, six-day pile of suitcases littering the hotel Europe in scorching heat for the Geneva — Switzerland had its "The committee would like tc journey with their parents, suck'.' lounge. Mrs. Brown, who hails fifth successive day. hottest day of the year today, thank the many people who al per bottle ed their thumbs and rubbed tra-^ei from ^Fort Jones, California, is Germany got rain, and the recording 86, several points high ways so willingly give their val stained knuckles into tired eyes. flying' over to Dublin tomorrow.' slight relief of cooling winds was er tnan yesterday. uable help apd the many business Harassed mothers tried to com-, Another mother and child reported for some areas, hut Oslo — Recalling that showers es and organisations that are al fort them with more Coca Cola whose journev was not yet com ways so helpful in supporting this bert Vaughan Barritt (pic- Switzerland got hotter and hotter, were forcast for yesterday, Nor or ice water, all that was provided pleted Mrs. Molly Peirce and 20 and in Sweden fires broke out in wegians were still looking for annual show," writes Col. J. C. Blosso above), youngest son of 1 at the hotel reception. month-old Kathleen, were catch parrhfd for***-**-! country them. But the weather continued Astwood, of the committee, in a and Mrs. Fred G. Barritt, ing a night train to Glasgow. letter tp The Royal Gazette. 'Glen Folly," Paget West, After a nightmare journey in Reuter cables reported: fine and hot. [ados Run Mated from Mount Allison wbich their plane had been di Although British accents had • Stockholm — Fires have broken Paris — Most of France became *>d in Barbados) rersity, Sackville, N.B., last verted in mid-air, following a re disappeared, one bride retained out in forest lands in several sect sultrier than ever, though cloud th. He obtained die de- port of possible landing difficul the distinctive voice of her coun ions of Sweden. A strong wind bursts broke over some small of Bachelor of Fine Arts ties in Britain, anxious mothers try; She vas Mrs. Rose Michelson, •wept over Stockholm but ttje areas. Sweet relief per bottle who had cored with air sickness, the only French girl to make the was the winner of a mural with ration award. intense heat and the grizzle of trip. With her small son, Roger, discontented toddlers, were in no he plans to visit her father in s parents attended the shape to cope with dispersal prob Paris. Her married home is at RADOX ial prices to nation ceremony and re lems which greeted their arrival. the Grove, Oakland, California DANCING —. ' • v* •/ * ed to the Colony with him Although brides complained Treat for tired feet... lubs, etc. he Queen of Bermuda on The confusion of searching for about the long trip, and endless ' Every a small handful of day. taxis, looking Up trains and find IKE Badox ln a footbath waiting at various' airports, all Tuesday and Friday on of warm water. ing food was too much for the ex said how kindly they had been Pores are quickly hausted girls who all longed for treated. at the cleansed, stale foot "bath and bed." acid allowed to fret opolita-flTON PIANIST TO One of the most unfortunate "When we have got over the Blue Martin away . . . Then— was 24-year-old Mrs. Letltia Vil- strain, well be glad we've seen feel your aching so many places" said Mrs. Olive to the music ef "The Three Sons" muscles relax, feel laroule, of Van Beure Street,. your throbbing feet lors Ltd il KEC1TA1 TONIGHT Vallejo, California, who lost all Ventura, of Tefehanan Street, San ENTERTAINMENT8 SUNDAY EVENING soothed and her luggage at the overnight stop Francisco. Dressed in a pink or Commencing at 8.30 comforted. HomHtrfli8s Fuleihan, noted American in Havanna. gandy dress and poke bonnet, her loser and pianist, will present "All we've got is what we stand 3-year-old daughter, Dorita, car DINNERS SERVED TILL 11.00 P.M. SO GOOD 10! ried tovs for English children. lone 2178 Iftal at the Opera House to- in" she said. Her 5-year-old son, Restricted Clientele St. David's Phone 9304 FOR THE FEET! 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fe^Jttfit. tWod^ -flfiMf rettnr mmmmmmmiiiBm Page 6 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, FRIDAY, JUTNTE 9, 1950 CHARGE OF STEALING DEATH OF AIW14-18 COMMUTED FOR TRIAL Spate of Traffic Cases fin IS DISMISSED WAR VETERAN IN SUPREME COURT Charles Theophilus Francis was Gnr. Charles Philip Williams, Hamilton Magistrate's Cqurt found not guilty in Hamilton Bermuda Contingent, Royal Gar Bail for Man Found Asleep Magistrate's Court on Wednesday rison Artillery, a member of the by the Wor. H. Martin Godet, who Royal Artillery Association, died On Park Bench The Wor. H. Martin Godet in During the hearing of the case dismissed a charged against him at nis home, North Shore, St Hamilton Magistrate's Court on Smith changed his plea from not of stealing a wallet containing George's, last Monday morning Wednesday bound over Canute guilty to guilty. £6.7.1 from Violet Ottley, of after a long illness. Desmond Everett Christopher, Rubin Lambert, of Southampton Police alleged a speed of 30 to FriswelFs Hill, on May 30. Mr. of the Happy Valley Road, Pem West, on a careless driving charge 33 miles per hour, and P. C. Ed COMB- The funeral service was held broke, was committed for trial in Godet said he felt there was some on Tuesday afternoon at St. arising out of an incident on May ward M. Goodall, with P. C. J. E. doubt about the matter. the Supreme Court and released J0 in a parking lot on Pitt's Bay O'Connor, stated that the accus 8 Peter's Church, the Rev. John W. on' bail by the Wor. H. Martin Francis went into a shop at Stow, Rector of St. George's, of Road opposite Pearman, Watling ed was cheeked from near the Step B**^ ^ Godet, in Hamilton Magistrate's ton's store, main gate at Kindley Field to the Friswell's Hill and bought some ficiating. The following hymns Court on Wednesday. He is «fiA|| ice-cream. Freda Ottley served were sung: "The day Thou gavest, western end of the causeway. The charged With being found during Lambert had parked hi? true* time was 1.40 a.m. him in the absence of Volet Ottley, Lord, is ended" and "Abide with the night-time in possession of and came back later to drive it 5 who had left the shop on an er me." Tbe organist was the Hon. housebreaking tools. out. In the meantime, a taxi had * * * 6 A /or rand. Violet Ottley left her wal W. S. Cooper. parked behind the truck. Not not A case of careless driving was * ? , £10. •*• * let behind her in the shop on the The bearers were five comrades Evidence had been heard pre icing it, the truck backed Into the adjourned to hear a further wit 5/b counter. Remembering this after of the B.C.R.G.A.: Sergt. C. W. viously in the case. Christopher vehicle, damaging a headlight., ness. The charge was brought -tin she had got to the corner, she Curtis, B.C.R.G.A. section secre- made no statement on Wednesday Lambert told the other driver, against Reuben Leonard Phillips, came back to the shop to find that Gnrs. N. J. Richardson, A. F. nor did he call any witnesses to of Victoria Lodge, Hamilton. support his allegation that the Charles Emanuel Hutchinson of :«. - B ? • it had disappeared. Robinson and Clarence W. Smith ffll's Bill, that he was sorry. He Phillips pleaded not guilty to tools were carpenter's tools and Both she and her-sister-in-law and Sergt. F. A. Packwood, late offered to pay for the damage and driving without due care- and at Freda Ottley, .said that there had B.M.A. that he expected to use them on a job. did, in fact do so. tention on May 27 on the Middle been no one in the store but Fran L'Bdr. E. H. Doars, B.M.A., Mr. Godet observed that he Road, Warwick, saying the he cis from the time the wallet was sounded the Last Post and Re Christopher was found asleep could' think of no reason why the knew nothing about the incident. last seen on the counter until it veille at the graveside. Other on a park bench in Par-la-Ville case couldn't have been settled He said he had no recollection was discovered to be missing. members of the R.A.A. attending by P.C. ii. M. Marsh with a screw out of court. He said that this kind whatever of events referred to by Beautiful and Useful New Line — Montague Francis, father of included Major P. L. Lightbourn, driver in his pocket and a saw of thing happened every day in a .witness. Albert George Bracey, hon secretary, Bermuda branch, under the bench where it had Charles, testified that he bad im fallen. His story was that he had New York City. Cars parked too of Warwick East. mediately searched the clothes R.A.A.; B.S.M. G. A. Bennett; close to each other and sometimes Bracey stated that he was going Sergt. W. J. Furbert, B.M.A.; left his room in the Canadian and room of his son when he Hotel too early and went in to minor damage ensued. The de east on his auto-bicycle at 7.20 GLASBAKE —• Heat Resisting Oven Ware heard he had been accused of the L/Sergt. R. G. Darrell; Bdr. N. E. fendant had already paid for the Matthie, re-organised B.M.A. sec the park to wait until later be a.m." when an auto-bicycle came theft. He searched his son's fore going to see about a job. damage in this instance, and it was towards him when he was near clothes right in the shop, he said. tion secretary, R.A.A.; Bdr. T. H. not necessary to make a court case and Robinson, Bdr. J. W. Drew. L/Bdr. The proprietor of the hotel tes the Presbyterian Church. Behind Nothing was found,'he reported. tified in court that the defendant of it. the machine came a taxi driven Charles denied any knowledge of A. C. Gilbert, Gnr. Chester Foggo * * • old B.M.A. section secretary, had been locked out of his room by the defendant, Bracey said. As the wallet. R.A.A.; Gnr. F. J. Ming and Gnr. at the hotel some days before, and Howard Claude Dearing, of it neared him, the taxi swunj^ out GLASTEC— Cooking Utensils R. A. Richardson. that it had been padlocked. "Lambeth Walk," Pembroke, was and passed between the two auto fined 10/- for failing to obey the bicycles, said Bracey, causing him The deceased, who was 69 years Paul Edward Hodgson, said instructions of a traffic sign say to stall his engine and to hug the DECORATED REFRIGERATOR SETS — of age, is Survived by his widow, that he had been working in the ing, "One Way — Do Not Enter," left side of the road. The car was two sons, Charles Hilliard and Paramount Restaurant on the on Burnaby Street on May 31. going between 25 and 30 miles per Leroy Pamerton, a daughter, night in question, and had awak RAINBOW ened the accused about 3.30 a.m. Leon James Simmons, of Pem hour, he thought. Ordinarily, said CUSTARD CUPS — CASSEROLES — CAKE Meredith, two brothers, one long broke East, whs likewise fined Bracey, a car would have remain resident in the U.S.A. and the as he was asleep in a booth. He asked him to leave the premises. 10 - for a similar offence occur- ed behind the auto-bicycle and TAXI |§ other, Mark Chesterfield (the or not gone through. PANS — BOWL SETS — WHISTLING KETTLES chestra leader and former band He also said that he saw the ing on June 1. master of the B.M.A.), who lives screwdriver protruding from Thomas George Wade, of Pem * * * etc. 24 Hours in Hamilton, and a sister. Christopher's hip pocket. broke, also was fined 10 - for a Emerson Bainbridge, of "Grey similar offence on Burnaby Street, Gables," Warwick, was fined 10. - Mr. Williams had been em the date being May 31. ployed for 20 years on the R.E. for parking in Point Pleasant SERVICE WorMs, St. George's, and for ihe * * ai Park in a restricted area on May last five years at Kindley Air TWO AUTO-BICYCUSTS Frederick Thomas Napier, of 30. Force Base. He was a keen and Smith's Parish, was fined 10 - for Dial 1048 faithful member of the Royal IN COLLISION removing a pedal cycle from near Marvalon — |f| ' ' 1- m W23t*l« w Ih I« tR Artillery Association, which he the Pembroke Hamilton Club on joined on May 12,1036. Reid Street on May 30. It belong Italians Cast Doubt On Mrs. Pat Joan Tiller, of Caven ed to James Pearman, of Devon dish Heights, had to have stitches shire, who works at the Club. Treasure-Hunt Report A Plastic MARVEL for shelving, table covering, etc. .jut in her hand on Wednesday Napier said that he had mistaken tfter she was injured in an acci- the cycle for another one which tent outside the Electric Light ROME, June 5 (Reuter) — The Won't blister, crack or burn. he had borrowed earlier that day daily paper Messagero today des Company's plant on Serpentine and returned. Road. cribed reports about a Cellini AMERICAN TOURISTS * * a cannon found on the bottom of 12" Shelving — 1/6 yard Mrs, Tiller, who was riding, her Thaddeus .Eugene Burch, of Tobermory Bay in the search for TAKE HOME A 5-BOTTLE PACKAGE OF auto-bicycle, was in a collision Pembroke, was bound over on a the sunken galleon there as "full with another auto-bicycle ridden charge of leaving his horse and of historical flaws." 46" Covering — 4/3 yard oy Earlston Leroy Butterfield at trolley unattended on Reid Street The cannon was described as 1 p.m. She was immediately taken outside the Armory on May 31. having been made by the Italian to the Kins Edward VII Memorial Burch said he was inside the master Benvenuto Cellini for In a variety of beautiful patterns. '•**•* SK-'- Hospital for treatment. Butter Armory only ten feet away and Francis I, France, captured by the field's auto-bicycle was badly was watching the horse, which Italians and carried in the Ar- •^tJSBtmm****Bmmi*iammi%*mmmmmammmmmml^^^^Sim*m^ *• l'|-****eTe***************************eTeW**q********e*Be^^ damaged, but he escaped injury. was a very quiet animal. Mada by a unit of one of tbe e> e> # "Italain squadrons" in the Arma Chesterfield Alexander Smith, da of 1588. Departmeat Store of the Happy Valley Road, Pem Messagero declared that Ce*v*»*.i broke West, was fined £ 5 and had never made cannon for Francis bis licence endorsed on a charge I, that even if he had the Italains of speeding on June 2 in his taxi. never had any occasion to capture Bermuda Mercantile § Company He vas represented hy Mr. Will them, and that no Italain units were in the Spanish Annada. 3-7511 iam Kempe. 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who attended the wedding, was "Flying Saucer" DEEPDENE MANOR NOTES ¥«Stfier passenger on the plane. She was a guest at Deepdene for Londoners Cheer King Recent arrivals at Deepdene ten days. pi Wales Now, Me*j-X*te|i^^&nltti's Parish, ^jBre Mr. ^HsfcTIKttfred Clark of E&iiav arid Mrs. J. C. Bowen of Sellers- delphia, Pa., spent two weeks at Look Yciu! ville, Pa., who are honeymooning Deepdene Manor. Miss Clark was Amid Old-Time Pagentry at the Manor, t Their marriage accompanied by her sister .Miss NEWPORT, Monmouthshire, took place on June 2 in the Trinity Margaret Clark. Miss Mildred Wales, June 7 (Reuter) — A Lutheran Church, Peakasie. • Clark visited Bermuda about 50 Continued tram Page 1 "dove grey" flying saucer was re SJtl. and,|frs. H. V. Reilly of years ago when she stayed Sft Str B-29 CRASHES OFF stood to attention With . heads ported over Wales today by an en- Teaneck, New Jersey, arrived on George's. She was most interes bared when the Royal Standard gineer who declined to have his the Queen of Bermuda for their ted ia visiting places she faintly was broken at the King's birthday name published "because of the first visit to Bermuda and are remembered and recapturing BRITISH COAST celebration on the huge •''water- possibility of ridicule." staying at Deepdene Manor. some of ttie memories ot the past. loo Square" here where - King But he added he was prepared Arriving by Pan America George I lived till he ascended to come forward if requested by Mane were Miss June Hodges and Four Survivors Rescued; the British throne in 1714. scientific authorities. her friind. Miss Lydia ZangrfM Michigan is salvaging 10,000,- In blazing sunshine the British He said he Was driving to work l*«r>I*ew York City. They are 000 to 15,000.000 board fe*f ot Hope Of Finding More garrison staged a colourful parade when he saw coming from behind spending a three weeks vacation timber, knocked down by heavy and the square was lin^a with some woods "B dove grey object at the Manor. Both are avid storms. LONDON, June 8
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UNTIE ME, OUTLAW AND US Hg>VE 1WUTTLE POCKET G0PHERJ •STOP FALUN' OFF CUFFS MEMSW.fLEAeiTE*' SOME FUN >(OU'-,t0U~0H,V i vv-v*u._:,;:--u*-*..- HJHMBsml *- EttHtpa Page 3 THE ROYAL OA^I^,lKlbAY/ifpN^lpi950 Sfctorf WMs Lm Racfe Of llareerJTakiir^ ^Tucfcer Fowlfe Gup Im Ghosting Breezfe day with great ease, for she start Manchester United Wht ed off the season with a terrific PRESTO WMS SNIPE STANLEY BURGESS WINS Britain-To Rely On VETERA SKIPPER|S4ILS winning spurt, disappointed her New Dinghy To Be supporters by finishing, third in RACING YESTERDAY EIGHTH MARATHON RACE Veterans Fof Tennis Cup Against Star Team the first race and fourth, in' pst-a OLD Dlfp&HY LAST TIME second race—positions not nor Christened Monday LONDON, June 7 (Reutej;). •*- MONTREAL, June 7, (Reuter). mally held by tte*-**-"Little Blonde Takes First Place In Establishes New Record Britain will rely on established in- —An accidental goal by Mont- •Sister," as she is known in South What is hoped to be tne ternationals in the Wightman* Cup reaPjs left hi«S^feV«M# Gam ampton or the "Yellow Peril," as fastest dinghy bottom will For 13-Mile Road Run lawn tennis international match mon against" his own team enabled First Race Takeft Easily she is known by a number of be wetted for the first time Real Drifting Match against the United States at Wim the visiting Manchestial: United dinghy sailors. on Monday evening when bledon on June 16 and 17. football team%o edge the Montreal the new Bermuda f ivted Presto, the Spanish Point Boat >Fortiy-nine-year-o^, Stanley all-star sdwad 2-1 befaSe 6,000 In the first race, for the ft&j. The team announced "today is P?By H.D.C. II Yesterday dinghy, designed by Sir El- Club entry- sailed by George Wil Burgess, of Platts, won his eighth as follows: fans last night. Gilbert .Bowl, Port Royal hauled Don irimiugaam, will be son, finished at the head of the marathon race yesterday after , Mrs, .fiy Shepherd-Barron (non- With the score tied 1-1 Gam from the starboard side of the christened at the. St. fleet yesterday in the Snipe racing noon bv leading *ive f inishers into playing captain), Mrs. Betty Hil mon got in tbe wav of a drive by It was a perfect finish to a perfect day, the way that-last dinghy leeward stake boat and carried on George's Dinghy and Sports held bjrethe Sandys Boat Club. the Bermuda Soorts Arena after ton (vice-captain), Mra. Joy Gan outside right Jim Delane^and de- race at Mangrove Bay wound up, and it was a proud finish to the with a part tack. " She had the Cfttb, by Lady i'rir/irieiglseim. | The Snipe was well sailed in the thirteen gruelling milea from non, Mrs. Jean Walker-Smith, "flected the ball into his own net. misfortune to be caught in a The christening will take ghosting breeze which prevailed Market Square, St. George's. Miss Joan Curry, Miss Jean Quar John Downie--f»Otched the other career of i a grand old boat. There was no one at the Sandys Boat d.uring the morning but wss hard Burgess, w-fco has competed in ter and, Miss Kay Tuckey. strong tide and made leeway while place at six o'clock. Messrs. MancAe-Seter s tal|jf while Andy Club yesterday who thought any different than "that the Victory, H.D.C, Victory and Shamrock. Reeve Smith, Sidney Smith, pressed at the finish bv' Sandra, all tweiM-jP-sfef of the marathon Britain last Won in the series in Menyes scored for Montreal. 57-year-old ve'teran with veteran Reeve Smith at the tiller, deserved sailing the opposite tack and out Fred Brangman., -. Dudley the Snipe owned and sailed by M. races W&d. established a new re 1930. The Pttited States wowtiMS Spurling, Stuart. Spurling Soares. ../^fSuS cord for the run, being timed in trophy for the thirteenth time in Star of the game was Pave to win her retiring.*race, '-'-im f'-&'^W&- ' ^IPfKSeiP of we tide, cut out a nice piece je^JSiiSkle, the Sandys Boat Club Kapliu, Blrjjuje'real goal-keeper who of water ahead of her. They Ronnie Strange and Bq! • )ie ^8*5:15. succession at Haverford, Penn The race was not given Victory towed in style to St. George's Oatley, the crew that mailed Snipe sailed by George Spanswick . Five of the six sttttws finished sylvania, last September when time and again robbed the fleet cn a silver platter. Sue was forced Harbour last night, and" put away rni'rided the weather mark in the Victory to victory^' %n her started a bad last but. finished in the ra^e, although the heat *rid they beat' Britain by seven English; forwards of sure goals to work fo.r it, but it was her day; in the club's boat house. following order — H.D.C, Sham- last race, will take a very seventh place—an extremely good distance took Its toll of those fin matches to zero. with his seasandnal sayes. tojthe ghosting- brjpeze, and with j-opv, tiMntnry, Port Royal, Strebor showing for a poor start, while ENlfe PARTNERSHIP keen interest in the chris ishing.' The . lone victim en her big number one suit oh, Vic and Galatea. tening ceremonies.. Sittin' Pretty, the new Snipe route was Sidney Bean, who was tory made a pretty picture when The last race of yesterday's sailed by Art Mullin, did well to forced out by cramp. she took over the lead on tbe dinghy racing programme ended INCREASES LEAU . capture fourth place. second leg of the second race, Bean led the field out of St. a long-standing partnership bet With H.D.C. II in the lead, the The course was laid from a George's, with Burgess and spread her sails and opened out a ween Victory and Reeve Smith. mark in front of the Sandys Boat lead over the rest of th* fleet. She dinghy •'ail'*"'? unrinr the r-nlours Wycliffe Williams, who finished Victory was built 57 years ago. Club, to a buoy off the Quinten's, ip'second nlace, taking over first crossed the finish line amidst a For the last fifty years, she has of the Hamilton Dinehy Club and then to a buoy off Watford Bridge, burst of applause and with the skippered bv Bert barrel!, in- back to the starting line, up to the and second positions at Blue Hole been sailed by Reeve Smith, who r Hill. crowd cheering and the boats is on the point of retiring himself. prpnoed hp lpad with esch lee and Quinten's again, and return to the Portable Centrifugal blowing their horns, hoisted her finished almost fi^e minute* a(- starting mark for the finish. • WILLIAMS TAKEN SICK paying-off pennant. ' It consisted During that partnership bet bead of the second dinghy, Vic The race started at 11:05, witb of a number bf.streamers of the ween Victory and Reeve, the for tory. the following the finish order and Williams staved about ten feet St. George's Dinghy and Sports mer queen of the Bermuda dinlghy the times: behind Burgess-until Marsh Folly, Water Pumps Club's colours. The dinghy sailed fleet won the Jubilee Cup ten Port Ro^al was able to beat Snipe and Skipper Time but entering the cutting, he was back through the fleet, then made times, six of which were consecu out Shamrnnk for third n1ar>e presto, George"WUson 12:19 26 taken fdck and Was forced out for her way to the Public Wharf at tive victories, a record thaf is not while Ptrebor. apnarentlv liking Sandra, M. Soares 12:19.37 a while*. ', He managed to continue Somerset where her mast was un- likely to be broken for a long No Cen Do, M. White 12:22 20 Gasoline Driven and Powered by the the.light goin?, made fourth. NATIONAL LEAdUE" • the race and finish three minutes stepped and a light spar put in its time. Sittin' Pretty, A. Mullin 12-22.49 and six seconds behind tne victor. famous Briggs and Stratton engine. place. With .her colours stream The Port Royal, which was f x-- New Yo. k 6, Chicago 5 Glimpse, C. Summons ..-. 12:27 05 : In the first rare, the course was George Lambert who was forced ing from tbe light spar, she was pected to tie up both races yester- "et so that the leeward mark was Boston at St. trouis. nigtyt Jimbo. N. Lusher 12 27.34 to quit at the Tennis Stadium last -ftrtt in front of the Sandys Bo?* Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, hlghi Sizzle, O. Steynor 12.28.45 year, after, leading all the way Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Swan, E. Dias ..,. 12:30.32 filub. and the weather mark off " 'night • from Somerset, finished third, v the Quinten's. During the -inter Sherry Anne, J. Chiappa 12:21.12 while Raymond Ratterav. a colt, im het,»"M>,i tV>" first onr" ser*e*»*Td Bluebird, George Soares 12:31.55 was fourth. Last to finish was M £65.0.0 cash' AMERICAN LEAGUE** _!'*%['> Cella, Bobby Sheen 12:33.39 George Tucker, who was ten min races the wind fhan<»ed direction fit. Louis 4, Boston 29 Joanne. J. Slddle ...'. 12:3527 fot-onletelv and the. dinghies star utes and one second behind Chicago at Philadelphia, night Jeep, George Spanswick ! 12:37.02 Burgess. 'i«43 ted at. what was, during the first Detroit at New TStTtt; nigHt''' Aquarius, George Wilson 12:37.07 race, the weather mark. Burgess ran his first race in New Shipment Cleveland at Washington, night 1925 and since that time has fin Once the dinghies had hairterJ ished in first place eight times from f->e jrtpVe boat, the wind Green Pepper May Be Rack and second thirteen. He also has cha*""«,d iT*s'n and fo** the re two fo»»rths to his •eredit and has Pearman, Watlington & Co. mainder of the Tsee.fhe course, In Dinghy Racing Series finished all of the twenty-six resolved it-wlf into ore*nf reaeh- TODAY* races he has competed in. Hamilton Phone 1317 MEAD ine lees. Jt was unusual to see. Bill Gosling, whose ancestors His condition after yesterday's fitted dinghies cprreHng spifi- SCHEDULE have given him a sailing back grind was reported to be good asirff. Moistrite Mimeo Bond akers on their first leg "to ground difficult to equal anyr although he suffered slight cramps weather" end this vm t*>e first, NAT-IQNAL LEAGUE Boston at St. LoDis, night where, mav be at the helm of a in the right leg. time s"fh a sight was to be seen Bermuda fitted dinghy soon. Mr. Arthur Lambert, last year's since dinghy racing was revived. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh . WHITE PAPER &£** 11 H x 14 New Tork. at Chicago Goslinp told The Royal Gazette winner, did not compete. ' Philadelphia at Cincinnati yesterday that negotiations are (Substance 20) RACE SHORTENED being made with the owners of the 26 MILES NJ5XT YEAR ai Green Penper, and that he and Soaping" dulls hair — In the second race, which was AMERICAN. LEAGUE Walter (Dickie) Greene, man shortened' to three lees and hand Chicago at.Philadelphia? night Alan Joell hoped to arrive at Especially Recommended For Use With some satisfactory agreement. ager of the event which is spon icaps' reduced acooi*dfnelv. Stre . St. Louis at Boston J sored bv the Youne Men's Social Duplicating Machines bor led the fleet at the fir«t . Detroit at New YerS In any event, Mr. Gosling said Club, told The Royal Gazette last weather n-tark^'eetttng inside ",£»& Cleveland at Washington there would be a new dinghy ad-*<- night that he hoped to make next berth on Port Royal and roundm1** ed to the fitted dinghy fleet.j"3P year's race over 26 miles, the the mark firstk/^pheBnrock was we can't buy the Green Pepper, longest road race ever attempted also stole to round inside Port fourth, Victor^" fifth and Galatea we'll build a new one" he stated |n the Colony. He is also ex Pearman, Watlington & Co. Royal for second position and lastii^Xi He is busv at work on plans for pecting to bring two former carried around the mark to round On the flow to leeward, Victor ^ a new dinghy and hopes- to have Boston marathon runners to inside Strebor. i passed the four dinghies who had a half-model builtto scale. If he is compete HAMILTON ? :: PHONE 1317 rounded ahead of her and froi rt satisfied wfth ***ffle lines of *Ww! that time on kept oift In front ah J model, the might decide to build Mr. "Greene expressed thanks Port- Roval, which should have for the kind cooperation of M» 5231*15 rounded first, had to be satisfied kept there. tt. * : "J with third position. H.D.C, made Bermuda Police Force for their —^ The finish times of-each race; "The diirah*; Wjl|ji\be called patrolling 'of the route and keep- eemy 'tUtiiWim twai T" LORD MILDMAY'S BODY Yes, ".soaping" your hair with even finest It's so convenient to WASHED ASHORE liquid or cream shampoos hides its natural lustre with dulling soap film. iSiiS FALMOUTH, Cornwall, Eng land, June 6 (Reuter).—The body Halo—contains no.soap or sticky oils— issss^si^ bf Lord Mildmay, of Flete, lead nothing to dull your hair's natural lustre. 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I SaSBgS THE'ROYAL GAZETTE, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, ^50 . £age 9 Coiouied Cri*6kjeteps Successfully Defend JG^vernor's Colony CiMj ^festerflay scoring quickly..Austin (Cheesey) Woodgate Simmons was caught GAIN 6 WICKET VICTORY Hughes and veteran wicket keep by Johnson at mid-on after scor Charles S. Howard Dies; SPORTS SHORTS er Woodgate Simmons were ing seven and Clarence Simmons Gala Water Carnival Set sparkplugs in the coloured de played one of Corday's deliveries Owned Seabrccuit, Noor The New York Yankees hit for AT SOMERSET C.C. FIELD fence, both saving many runs with onto his wicket to be the fourth To Welcome Hill Blhooks, a team average oi .i*ls* during outstanding fielding ability. man out with 90 runs on the SAN FRANCISCO,' June 6 the 1930 season. $$M STALWARTS FOR LOSERS board, (Reuter).— Mr. Charles S. How Henry (Knobby) Johnson, Colin FLOG THE BOWLING Y&uth Leaders Tonight ard, millionaire motor-car dealer This is the 45th racing season Stovell and Ronnie Osborije were Edwards, Simons Add 115 Runs Edwards /and Arthur Simons and owner of the famous race for Belmont Park. the stalwarts for the losers, each horse Seabiscuit, died here today. fielding well to stop many long- methodically went about flogging the bowling and between them A gala water carnival to welcome coach Bill Brooks and the Ht; had been in failing health the Seven of theUniveiw^.of Ari- hit balls reaching the boundaries. zona's 10 football games in 1950 In Fourth Wicket Partoers^^ carried the score beyond the 200- Youth Leaders will be held at the B.A.A. Pool this evening, starting past few years. Captain "Joe" Tatem won the He was best known through will be played -at night, including toss and elected to bat. He opened mark, giving their team the easy at 8.45 p.m. Bill, Bermuda's popular swimming coach, returned to five home contests. victory. After scoring 80 runs out the --fVorld for his racing in The pick of the coloured cricketers successfully defended the with Ronnie Osborne and the Colony yesterday for his summer classes at the Pool,*' while the Edwards stepped out to play one of terests. Governor's Colony Cup yesterday, whipping the pick of the white "Geesey" DeSilva at 10.45- With Youth Leaders returned Witt Tuesday. His Seabiscuit,, an often lame great race and the $90,000 San 11 runs on the board DeSilva Ronnie Osborne's slow deliveries, players by six wickets in an exciting' match played at the Somerset .The feature event on this even pected to battle for the first three horse, became the world's great Juan Capistrano Handicap at played over a "yorker" by C. mtssed it and was stumped by ing's programme will be a 200- places in the 50-yard freestyle est money winner a decade ago Santa Anita in March. Cricket Club ground. The Cup, which was played into cortipetition Swan 'after scoring nine runs. A Kyme. The Somerset Cup Match player connected for one six and yard freestyle race for seniors. event for girls, with opposition When he won the $100,000 Santa Mr. Howard also owned another ' by Admiral Sir Ralph Leatham, a former Governor of the f oldny, short while later Johnson played c eight fours. This event was featured last week being provided by Nancy Murphie Anita Handicap. Mr. Howard also inta Anita 'Cap winner, Kayak was won by the coloured team last year after the initial match was utts uaU.otito.iu» wjc«.et and two of and Diana Towle, two newcomers., owned another SiOO.OOO winner }!,. imported from Australia. He the team were out for 18. Things Simons, who was not out with and developed into a two-man drawn the previous year. 64, hit one six and nine fours. race between Walter Bardgett and There are expected to be other —the Irish-bied Noor, which was tne only owner ever to win appeared dangerous for the white entries in this event also. clipped Citation 'in- both that the raca'tferee times ' Winton (Timmy) Edwards and Kyme, Edwards had scored 80 team- when Osborne mis-hit a At the conclusion of the Match Derek Oatway, two of Bermuda's Arthur Simons were largely re runs for the top individual tally loose ball by Clarence Simmons MT.-C. G. Gilbert, M.C.P., pre 1948 Olympic swimmers. It is hoped to have enough en sented the cup to Alma (Champ) tries for the 50-yard freestyle sponsible ior' toeir team's victory, of the match. Simons, one of the and skied tp Edwards, with the Bardgett defeated - his rival by adding 115 runs in a fourth wicket outstanding all-rounders in' the scoreboard reading three for 23, Hunt, captain of the victorious event for men to s^fift three heats partnership to carry the total to Colony, was unbeaten with 64. team. a body's length in unofficial tim and a final. Don Bardgett, Vallis, STANDARD mm* last man 7. ing of 2:08.0 bettering the native 205, or seven better than ttie Excellent fielding by several The scores: Adcock and many more are. listed can bid Hearts himself. The white team scored. Aunur Pitman and Colin Stov WHITE -'©cord of 2:09.6 held by Oatway. as possible entries. By M. Harrison-Cray members of botn teams kept the ell, the latter playing in his first best sequence is One Dia Before beipg caught out of his scores to a minimum as all bats R. Osborne c Edwards b O. Simmons 7 However, as onlv one watch PGA LER: South mond — Otic- Spade; Two representative match, bolstered The Mighty Midgets will crease by wicket-keeper Joe men went to the wicket intent on E. DeSilva b Swan ;..... B Hocked the race, the record will attract a great deal of attention Love alt Clubs—'Two No-Trumps. the hopes of the white support H. Johnson b C. Simmons 3 not be entered in the books. This N. The ' actual bidding was ers by adding 72 runs before *Stov- with a full pool—six lanes—being A. Pitman c Bean b Hunt 3? rivalry will be continued this occupied. -i«j3»<* f A J 5 i S One Heart*—One Spade: Two eil was caught in slips after scor C. Stovell c Simons b Swan 4?" °veninp and it is probable that a Diamonds — Three Hearts; ing 32 runs. Pitman fell six runs Other swimmjng* events, a div QJ 6 gll pass. West led et» 10 to 3. Kvme c O. Simmon- b Hughes S3 ne"" record will be established. ing exhibition and water polo • dummy's erjs A, and declarer later on a similar catch after scor I. Tatem (captain) b Simons 13 I 2 ing 42, including eight fours. Other" rompetins in the race league match will complete the W : E. planned to "play the hand on F. Corday c Wade b Hughes 2fi card. Diving will be .Francis Q ti a cross-ruff em 8 was ducked The two Joe's, Kyme and Tatem E. Madeiros c and b Edwards 0 will be Philip Triblev. one of tbe # K io a 8 f 7.3 to West's a\ 10, and a low put on another 41 before Tatem v Gosling, Olympic diver, Mickey RHINE WINES| Bottled by: Bermuda Mineral Water Co. The Golden Gate Under Appointment by: Pepsi Cola Company, N.Y. Shipped by 342tf. JULIUS KAYSER ^Week-End^Sp&cials J$ TRABEN-TRARBACH Germany Regular Sal* DRY GOODS DEPT. 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Leicester ets declared', - ' t 8UT RECOVER IN GOOD -JIMEshire , first inrrinv^, ail oat 294. At Birmingham: Warwickshire, At the Oval: uurrey 1e*|. .^Som first ininngs, all out 460. York Frel 6ar daer Aim est Gels Meat Elbow Beadt SX. New Shipment erset. Somerset,'first inning, all shire, first innings, all out 199, out 297, second failings, 62 for two second innings, 2 for 1 wicket. ' Tirl Consecutive Hundred For Fourth Straight Win Len Hutton Injures fFinger wickets. Surrey, first innings, At Oxfor*S-^-Oxf6rd University all out' HlQ^_ I|S* vs. Sussex (non-Country JftSteh). The St. Geo4f*ge's"J)inghy and At Gloucester: Gloucestershire StifsseX first innings all out 239, tiSlfDON, Jnne 7 (Beuter). — „FRia£*|^ New tyre vs. Lancashire. Lancashire, first One of the unluekiest cricketers Sports Club cricket eleyen moved n Is Out'-ICIMiieSoiii t#. WMe second irrntegs 205 for one wicket. in today's big County programpre back into a fin t place tie in the wt^X ' With ^6S(^*K» e Purchased innings, all out 164, second inn Oxford University first innings all 1 ings, ' all out 183J Gloiieester- was Fred Gard*i#*6 W ^^ etapt- Bermuda Cricket A|SetSB|ation shire, first innings, all out 131, o«*r"B6rii^PggjpfP iFJtmpz year-aid ^at^citBfxire opemrilt; league yesterday afternoon, win 2 SlANCKl^'piR, June 8'fRtHi- The ^seoreboarai**': second innings, 49 for no wickets. At Cambridge—Cambridge vs. iSht, who failed bj only two runs ning their fourth straight match ter).—The West Indies had the At Ilkeston: Oerbyshirfe vs; Hampshire (non-County match). to register his third. consecutive of the seeson^jjslb^jteaitf^'.. £23.0.0 better of m^tte-r*(On a day of dra HuUon b Valentine ....*iS.^t^iS. 39 Worcestershire. Derbyshire* first €ambri##e ' University flf-st in century. The Best Enders defeated the matic fluctuating cricket which Simpson c Goddard b Valentine . 97 G&ffiffar-^BM R. T. SptJWWer, Elbow Beach Staff Club by 116 finished With England' having a innings, ail oat 325, second inn nings 467 for four wickets de (not recommended fbr Edrich c Gomez b Valenine fBife. 7 ings, 95 for two wickets. Wor clared. Hampshire first innings Tetrt *l*fiel wicket-keeper batsman, runs at the St. George's Garrison first innings total of 312 and the Doggart' c itate b Valentine Sri*.''"...... Js laid the fbundation bf ttie big Children) West Iflttiies 17 for mi wicket in cestershire, first innings, ail out 229 foJr's^lf'ivftketsi-'^^ft 5fi|l field to maintain their undefeated thfe. first Test. i^_^ Dollery c Gorijez J? Valentine ' 8 195. fajfc. . -i$Mm&j_> jjff^**'*''® — Glamorgan vs. W*rwk**sh&'e total against York- record and move into a tie with twenty of Spare Parts Yardley c Oomez ft -Valentine ...... 0 At Gravesend: Kent vs. North Combined Services (non-County shire by adding 129 for the first the Pembroke Panthers. These On jj^tJJlMr.fe^jpS^^fingland Bailey . not out ,. $^t\.Cj...... 82 match). Glamorgan won by seven wicket. cplla-^&^bfft recovejed jn fine amptonshire. Kent, first innings, two are ttie only teams to have Evans c and b Valentine ...... IQI all out 256, second innings, all out wickets. Combined Services first WeW Zealander Martin Con gained full points in the league Now in Stock style. After t*M tall of Aw Wick leaker b Valentine ^J^i...... „.„.„.. 4 108. Northamptonshire, first inningrs all out 174, second irs- nelly, captaining the county lead this season. ets for 88 runs and with Lert Hollies e Weekes b Ramadhin o nin*?s all out 208. Glamorgan first ers in the absence on Test duty of fpp Sw-Agents Hutton temporarily out of action innings, all out 211, secord inn H. Wigglesworth topped the Berry b Bamadhln 2,*ii....„^i,ji^."2l;•-Jfft Innings, all out 269, second in Toni Dollery, pressed heme - ttie le^lbjt.honours with' JSt^fcfle with a damaged finger, the West ings, 105 for no wicket; *?j(^pS nings 118 for three wickets. YOUNG & SON Indies allowed the initiative to fcrtras ,Au^S$&_#ji%j0!L..„ 12 advantage with a sparkling cen Irving Hayward gained runner-up slip from their grasp. *^S tury. -i£sS^ri3££±$4&f-s honours with 26; Johnny MeHo Totitl^^^fcjJ^;^t^-i^*-i.... H\ Cricket close of play scores: •&,-jetty Bteotti 18 and Sid Oatley Under Walker Arcade Godfrey Evans, With 104, his sKSiTsiiRTS At -^BTds. 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The kitchen was ransacked but -LONDON, June 7 (Renter).— of nationalization of the means of nothing was taken. Mr. Winston Churchill told 10,100 production, distribution and ex Mr. and Mrs. Trott entertained women Conservatives in London change on this country had been visitors in the evening and left today that "this blot or our having definitely rebuked and rebuffed the house at 9.jK p.m,, returning the only Socialist Govern-feent in by the vote of the nation," Mr. about an hour later to find tbe the English-speaking world will Churchill said. kitchen ' in disorder. It is sur soon be erased and expunged." "When Lord Woolton (party mised that the intruder got into The Conservative leader was chairman mentioned this aspect the house before they left, while speaking at the Albert Hall. He to an American audience the other they were in the living-room with . said the outsanding fact establish day the Socialist-owned press Don't Sacrifice Cool Comfort for Style - - the'friends, as the kitchen screens ed at the February general elec made a loud outcry that he was were open during that time. Mrs. tion was that the British people running down his own country, Trott closed them before tbey left Jid not want Socialism. abroad. You get both when you buy a Sunf rott Suit the house. "The less they have of it the "But as a matter of fact nothing Mrs. Trott's handbag was lying more they will be pleased," he could have done more to enhance in full view and the police said declared. our reputation through every yesterday they felt the Intruder country outside the iron curtain had been disturbed and had fled "The more they have of it, the and to make it known and belie , A trash pail was found under one more tbey will be obstructed and ved that the British people are the more their recovery will be resolved to reject Socialist falla of the kitchen windows as though delayed." someone had used it .to climb in. cies and trample them underfoot." The election had shown that Mr. Anthony Eden, deputy lead "the band or clique of agitators or er of the Opposition, said that as semi - professional agitators and a result of Conservatives' work theorists who have tried to profit during the last five years Social U.N. Assn. Members Plan by the inevitable trials and hard ism was now a "dying dogma." ships of daily life in order to rivet "We must redouble our efforts Visit To Lake Success their rigid and obsolete system for a general election which may not be very long delayed," he A visit by Bermudians to Lake added, Success—the headquarters of the Mr. Churchill later said that Mr United Nations in America—and GOLDWYN GIVES Eden would "carry on the torch •conversation classes in languages df Conservatism when other and are among the items being GERMANS $5,952 Older hands have let it fall." planned by tbe local branch of the He said he took no step in United Nations Association. public life without consulting A steering committee was FRANKFURT, June 8 (Reuter) "that most able and distinguished formed at the inaugural meeting — Hollywood producer Samuel man." of the association held at Trinity Goldwyn, who is in Berlin, has Hall on May 26. The committee ••iven 25,000 marks ($5,952) to held their first meeting on Tues United States High Commissioner day evening when they drew up John J. McCloy to be used for the Today's Radio Programme rule.s based on those of the Uni social welfare of the German ted Nations Association of Great people. a.m. Britain. 6.00 Milkman's Serenade ' These rules will be presented to 8.45 Top o' the Morning a meeting of the branch to be the association to visit Lake Suc 7.00 Wake Up and lire held on Friday, June 30, at a cess in the autumn was also dis 7.15 Bugle eau cussed. 7.45 News venue yet to be fixed. 8.00 Watching the Clock Among other items discussed by Membership of the branch has 8.45 Watching the Clock the committee were the inaugura now reached the 150 mark and 8.45 What's Happening ln Bermuda applications have been received 9.00 Meet the Band tion of conversation classes in 9.15 Modern Melodies French, German and Spanish. A from Bermudians now studying in 9.30 Moments of Devotion plan for a party of members of the United States. 9.45 Musical Phone Call 10.00 Morning Cheer 10.15 Dorothy Dix 10.30 The House of Peter McGregor 10 45 Housewives' Choice p.m. Rupert and Miranda—16 12 15 Treasure Chest 12.30 Styles ln Song 12.45 News LOOK LIKE THIS 1.00 B.B.C. News 1.15 Personality Time 1.30 Musical Roundup 1.45 Tune Time 2.00 Daily Almanac 2 30 Matinee Melodies 3 00 ZBM Concert Sttvre 4 fl***Bermurl n Buggy Ride 5 30 Speed Gibson 5 45 Jerrv at Fslr Oaks 6.00 Busine" and Stock Reports 6.10 Cricket Scores 6 15 Music from the Moon •4**%.- 6.30 Welcome Visitors 8 45 Behind the Story 7 00 News 7 15 Piano Playhouse 7 30 Dinner Music from Elbow Beach A> soon at ht gets his breath what it's got to do with lott. I 8 00 Phil Harris—Alice Fay* Show back Rupert points to the wording didn't ask to be given to her and I 8 30 Storv Time 8 45 Music For You on the label. " If this ia yours then don't want to stay there. Santa 9 00 Organ Recital—St. John's Church you mud be the present that Santa Claus forgot to un-magic me so I fl Tl At'The Open Claus gave to (enpifer I " " Yes, 1 wriggled out of the brown paper 18 00 Tomorrow's Headlines certainly am," savs the little doll as and ran away." And before Rupert 10.10 Baseball Results she steps out of tne hollow tree and can answer she stamps het foot and 40 15 -Music f or. Bermuda 10.45 Accent on Music - faces htm angrily, " but I don't see runs away again. 11.00 Make *Bfll*IS *tt^allroori*v *'* ALL ttlQHTS RSSKRVKD 12.00 Close Down Valencia Yes, you keep that fresh pressed look longer in these new Sunfrost suits because this new material, developed by Percales Palm Beach, is smooth, aircooled, crisp and handsome. And these Sunfrost suits offer new styling and appear STRIPES ance—as smart and beautifully tailored as any suit you FLORALS ever owned. 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Separate Bedford Cord Jackets... ..£5.10.0 Nassau Hats *. 35/- Panama Straw Hats §§j|g 41/- Arrow Shirts O £ 29/6 JiWf. 37St-f- Page 12 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1950 CROSSWORD PU.ZZLE AmwnTO r ^m>VB "*** ENGLISH ^ECIALIST TO Children's Rainwear ACROSS j 30—Fiber plant 1A LE PA PA Sr*A * * From England ---spf 33—Expressed R EN OR EL PAR EXAMINE X-RAY PU-&K 1—Female member contempt tor 1 of Army (colloq.) 34—Oet up t NT N SE A /^ p STURDY RAINCOATS with hats, in rose, 4—Church service 35—Directs 8—Obtains 36—Obstruct aHHiiQUJHH Haaas! light blue, green and red • 12—Mohammedan 3T—Partitioned cham • win •• ai~4m TB Assn. Awaits Govt. name ber in a drainpipe aaaaa atanaaiia At/Job BbTen. sizes 24 to 26 13—Alms box 39—Chemical suffix HI3H0 . @0!3 HHEM Sanction For Survey RAINCAPES with attached hoods 14—Wings (PD (aaniiBg® amaaa ins thick eye-glasses to correct an could talk without the customers IS—Separates 43—Shallow vessel CHAPTER FIV$ seeing Sherry. sizes 18, 20, 22. 17—Rational 48—Colorless gas •isuiaia laiaurnaM An English medical specialist The ctory this far: SHERRY eye affliction. 18—Occurrence 46—Heavenly body L A PS L a N TE S DONALDSON, who works with The girls just laughed at him. "I told the boss yott -"evere com 19—Evening 48—Ballet dancer W 1 P will be brought to the Colony by ing down," Dru said. 21—Soaks 60—Heraldic bearing E r«l E PA 1 re L her fatter in his insurance of Sherry felt sorry for him, rae most Burnaby and TUCK. I 5 T E» OS E E OS o the T. B. Association to examine •?Not reaM-y J" 22—Alcoholic 51—Man's name •4 L E the film plates taken during the fice, is shocked when ner father, unpopular boy in her class. So Church Sts. Children's Shop beverage 88—Total A M VB N £££. E O obviously troubled by some bad began a friendship that ripened "Sure Tftfu might get a dinner 23—Organ ot hearing 53—Cravats 5 s mass X-ray examination to be out ef Jt, and a ringside seat at s?*tf. 36—Heroic 54—Oenus of frogs carried out in Bermuda. news, decides to go away for a into love, and a near-engagement 28—Huge 55—Affirmative while, leaving ner in charge of Sherry bad thought, until tonight. Miss MiHkHJatre's party. That's SOWN The news of the doctor's visit the business. When he is gone Carl, now a handsome, erect what you want, isn't It? i 1 1 b f" 9 10 11 1—Long-leggeii bird was announced by Mr. Robert Lee, she discovers he has torn an young man, was a favorite with "Yea, but 1 won't go Into the *T" 1 1 3—Animate \ dining room alone." Your dentures cleaned safely and easily 3—Catlike animal who presided at a meeting of the item from ttie morning paper. the girls. He had long since put 12 13 IM 4—Place tor trading association's rouricil held on Wed Obtaining another paper, Sher away his glasses. He was a "catch" "Maybe that can be arranged, Gently but thoroughly Steradent 8—Part ot circle nesday evening;. ry learns the item which had in any league. No wonder giddy, too.** 17 6—Picturesque cleans and sterilizes your dentures. 15 Ib 7—Antelope ot India startled him concerns the hit- young Lucille Raymond was at "I was only kidding about a 8—Gaping wound The executive secretary, Mrs. and-run death ef an ELAINE tracted to him. lonely tingle man," S&erry said Just leave them in Steradent and \1 20 8—Click beetles •e Toyce Hall, reported that Govern CURTIS. She knows her father It was quite a torch she carried, hurriedry "I worddnt think of water overnight—or for 20 minutes 10—Sunburn ment sanction for the survey had was no) involved in the accident vi\% 23 M M 11—Observe Sherry admitted. Making plans to eating with a stranger." while you wash and dress. That's il 18—Assaults >jen held up. She hoped that the because he had not had fhe car go alone to a nightclub, just to "Wait until the boss comes in," % 80—Cold natter would be considered by out for three days. Later she all! Steradent effectively removes aB ib •n 28 w%i* 28—Emerge victorious see Carl and Lucille at rae party. Dru said, and checked more the House of Assembly at today's food particles, and stains and film . 24—-Mature discovers a hidden microphone wraps. i 88—Grlmton meeting. Sherry got up and went in to JO 31 Ji 33 behind one of the office filer*. Customers were coming in fast disappear. With this simple yet VI—Bards Attempting to learn who is her dressing table. She picked up 38—Clvllcourt The annual tag day for the as a lipstick, and put on heavier now, and Dru was kept busy most scientific treatment your mouth will in %« 30—Vulgar fellow trvinr tn train her father, she ••"•J*****; sociation will be held on June 24. makeup. of the time, feel fresher and your costly dentures 31—Anglo-Saxon investifrates the office of Arch i money.. ,- • Three thousand celluloid red Looking at the results in the /'What's your boss UkerT-S&erry a> •st 38 3» **» *ll HI itect J\MES TREVOR next will give you the comfort that you 32—Clropped-meat double-crosses will be on sale in mirror, she laughed. But she left asked letter. \> fe Hamilton. door. He is odt. As she locates rightly expect from them. MS m HS «2 a recorder in a drawer, the front it on. "Oft, you know. Usual night 38—Part ot torso club type. Every girl Is "Sweet Steradent is «»fe and effective for all door opens. It is Trevor. Pre Then a taxi was called. Sherry 16 M7 MB 38—Fruit It was reported that the race heart' and every guy is Tal,' ex dentures.irid uding the new plastics iM 9 38—Oae borne meeting to be held for the assoc tending fhe came to borrow an did, not want to return home late 40—Infected with lice eraser. Sherry finds Trevor dis- at night and put her own car in cept the guys he owes dough to. iw 50 51 Si 41—Come afterward . iation had to be postponed from They're bis 'Palsie-walsles'.' w 48—Appears Tune 1 owing to the numerous hcMevins: and cold. Back in her the garage, then come into an 44— war god office she calls CARL BRATT, empty apartment alone. "But he's an O.K. Joe. No rough S3 54 sf weddings and other events which stuff with the help, and the cust 45—Mountain ln fell on that day. The race meet her boy friend, to remind him The Golden Pheasant was loca Thesialy of their date that night. At the omers aren't permitted to maul Deitr. ee United Feeesre Sj-ieUee'.. Inf 48—Drunkard ing had been postponed until the ted about five miles from Sherry's the girl employees like they do in WIC1 QUCIll stfrilizesdentures 47—Prefix: three opening day of the summer racing apartment she discovers it. too, apartment. It was well out in 49—Negative prefix is wired to pick up conversa some joints. I wouldn't work season. the country, to escape city regula here, if they did. tions there. Carl calls to tell tions, and was run by a man nam The association is to carry out •*"*"»'«r-v h* is takine LITCILE "Of course he plays the angles; ed Steve Nova. Except for the they all do. He was a press agent a drive for membership. Mem RAYMOND, daughter . of his clubs in downtown Kirktown, it bers whose dues have lapsed will boss, to rae Golden Pheasant for New York nightclubs during was about the most successful and prohibition, and that was a pretty be contacted by letter by the sec and can't keep his date with popular night spot near the city. retary with an appeal for support. Sherry. Infuriated, she calls rugged racket. Here he comes DRU MARTIN, hat check girl Sherry had never been there. now." Mr. Lee said it was not gener at the Golden Pheasant who She hadn't realized, when she A broad-shouldered, short, ally realised that the membership lives in the next apartment, and paid for the taxi upon her ar ,1'own-haired man in a tuxedo Surprise Them! dues, paid for the association's ex makes arrangements for her to rival, how far it was. came over to Dru, penditure for patients. let her in the nightclub. She went in the side entrance, "Your friend here yet?" he as as Dru had told her, and asked, a ked. Members of the council praised waiter how to find tbe check "Why, yes. Meet Miss Donald Mr. F, Snape and Mrs, John * * ee room. son, my boss, Mr. Nova." Howes for the work they .were Sherry sat by the telephone "You a new girl here?" the "Hello, sweetheart," Nova said. doing for sufferers. Mr Snape was wondering what had happened to waiter asked. "You're just as sharp as Dru said teaching handicrafts, it was stated, her. "Not yet," Sherry replied you were. Where do aU these and Mrs. Howes, working for the Carrying a torch for. anyone, laughing. nice-lookin' kids come from now- Take Them Home Department of Education, had even Carl! When they started high "Oh Lookin' for a job. You day***? I got born twenty years too just completed her first year of school together, site never dream don't look like you needed one." quick." instructing youngsters who were ed anyone would ever carry a He eyed Sherry carefully, and He walked aro.und back of the forced to remain at home through torch for him. He was a skinny, seemed pleased with the apprais counter and stood hy Sherry. illness. stoped, unattractive boy wear- al. • "Dru tells me you're a good kid. * Some of Our "You can't always, sometimes I've got an architect coming in often te*%'*" Sherry said witn », here-tonight to dinner. He's go smile. ing to re-do the place for me. It He had seemed in a hurry, but would be a pleasure if you would Fresh — Delicious now he took her all the way have dinner with bim. He'd like through the long bait, and into the it, and I would, too. Just dinner, foyer. i ,, then I'll send you home in jt «*ab. "Right there," he said pointing This is on the level, no tricks." to Dru. Shefiry looked at Dru, wide- Sherry almost gasped. Dru was eyed. Should she do it? CHERRY PINEAPPLE standing by her counter, clad in "It's O.K. If Mr. Nova says so," the skimpiest costume Sherry had Dru said quickly. ever seen off or on a beach. "Then, thank you. I will," She had never realized what a Sherry replied. DRESSING beautiful figure the girl had. (To Be Continued) "What makes you think I could N qualify for* that job in that out ICE CREAM *J fit?" Sherry asked. "You could do it, honey, in a 0rc^^L f breeze," Dru said. "Yeu look like BURMA IS WARNED BY M Mrs. Astor yourself. What does that dope Carl want to pass you up CHINESE COMMUNISTS for, just to romp with that phoney NEW! ' \ I* he's bringing tonight? I don't get SAIGON Indo China, June 5 So comfortable ... so convenient . . . these it.' t Renter 1—Radio Peking in a famous dressings enable you to work and play A party came in, and Dru broadcast heard here warned tte Take it in cur insulated "FREEZER BAG" Only 6d with complete freedom of movement. For checked their things. When they j Burmese Government that China . safety's sake say " Elastoplast I" had gone into the dining room she would "not tolerate the construc told Sherry to come behind the tion of airfields by Anglo-Amer counter. There was a chair back | ican capital in Burma, threaten ELASTIC . COMFORTABLE - A VARIETY OF SIZES of the curtain, and the two girls ing the people's republic." 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Cjf&rch, held Mr, Young is 46, has been as ¥ or Offences perts "know everything we dp; their ahriufflT "lawfl fete and sistant Colonial Treasurer fqj 20 STEMMED GLASSES, TUMBLERS because we do everything in the frbi«5," in fhe grounds of- the years and has acted as treasurer open," LONDON, June 8 (Reuter).—: on several occasions. His- first Continued from Pige I HK^teALL GLASSES, VASES, Phil Piratin,- former Communist Somers Opera House. Government post was as a clerk Nodding in the direction of a rency Board. He. Was waiting for of imprisonment as had been done correspdratelnl for Tass, the Rus member of Parliament, was order The festivities WeKfJc ofwned by in the Department of Agriculture, BOWLS, ASHTRAYS ETC. ALSO ed to pay £1,500 damages today the B§h'. W. S. CooBet supported to which he was appointed on ^.farther j fflftfflfview to do that, once before in a etfttsney case sian news agency,- General..Ma****- but, before he could, he got served shall told a Souse-Foreign Affairs to a Londf|r^foJf^ ijjjBcer whom by Mr.' ^ffipf-flvooot, BuSm* M.C.. May 6, 1917. involving English playwright Ivor A SELECTION OF FRENCH AND he slandered at streets corner poli P. With them on the platform, as He transferred to the Treasury with the summons. Novello. Novello, despite the fact committee that "this young fady" tical meetings last October. 'iBetwee*fj*( Wednesday last week would report in detail .American Mr. Cooper wished the fete every ;in .1828, and two years' later was ( that he was appearing iBrjdbie of CZECHOSLOVAKfAN GLASS- ideas for military defence aid to The officer, Chief Superintend success, were the following mem appointed clerk to the Savings #hd Monday Stoller got jSacx five his plays, received six months. . ent ChafleS l^e^^ricli^Se^l^r* bers' of the Lawn Fete .commfifee:. Bank Trustees, the Superannua $600 from Nassau and also retain "Ou't^of itiuih'aiiity I'll straight Western Europe, ed the $200 he. purchased here. WARtv Earlier, Representative James th waite, claimed, that Piratin had Mr. F. L. A. Richardson (chair tion, Fund Trustees and the Ber away say that you Will not have called him "a friend of the Fas- man), who introduced Mr. Cooper; muda Investment (Bermuda Cur So he now has $800 in his posses a term of imprisonment," said Mr. Fulton (Republican, Pennsylva sion." nia) had asked if a Tass corres- cisfi-* "$H!*ta "ought to have been Sister Ethel Paynter (vtke&hafi- rency Commissioners) Trustees. Minty. He quoted several instan p&ndent was present in the com kicked out of the poiiee long ago." man), Brother James A. Smith, In 1941, he becariie a member of J$'$ti'E& OF TORMENT' ces of case law involving currency mittee room when General Mar The judge refused- a May of Mr. Charles A. Bascome (treasur the Currency and Exchange Con Mr. Pearman said that his client offences where on appeal it was execution which Piratin asked. er), and Mr* BiiVtram Denbroke trol Board atfld of the War Sav decided that the cases could not shall "wHs testifying. ings' Committee. .-"* was much alarmed over the matter Miss Jean Montgomery, Tass Piratin denied uttering the slan (secretary). *--* and had been in "a state of tor be treated as trivial. der. They were accompanied by the ,aH# was awarded fft'e Jubilee ^Jllyrtij^g t0 ^e charges, Mr. Wm. BLOCK & Co. reporter, called out "Yes." Medal in 1935 and the Coronation ment." He had suffered so much Mr Fulton suggested that Am Summing up today, Mr. Justice Bey. L. S. McNeil, pastor. that he had had te consult a Minty said he would deal with Estd. 1844 v Sellers said the jury should find Over 1,209 people were at the Medal in 1937. them separately.. It was evident erican reporters in Moscow get Miss Rogers has for many years doctor.' the same treatment accorded Rus for SattertSwaite if they were fete, which continued until late Defence counsel coWmehted that that the $600 in the first- charge Hamilton convinced the words had been been lady cubmaster of the Bish came from a source outside Ber St. George's sian news representatives in last night, ft is. expected to realise op's. Own pack, and was for some a more inept and silly method of Washington, with open Hearings. used. "They are clearly defama about £500. The money will ao getting dollars out of" Bermuda muda. That was not the same tory of the'fJJaintiff, and there is years Island Commissioner for as obtaining it by going to shop 3®U*?f- .. . Miss Montgomery busily took to the A.M.E. Church general fund. Wolf Cubs. could hardly be devised than that notes. no justification for their being Each of the 12 jf*Jfl*y-decorated which" Stoller had Used.: "Mt wis' keepers ana trafficking with taxi uttered," he added. stalls was identified by the name WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE not familiar with Bermuda, it ft drivers and therefore dealing in He recalled inst «Jfne defence of a month. Best-patronised item Mrs. Butterfield is ihe wife of a small place and if one has a dollars which had already come admitted references to police pro was the' pony-ride section, run oy Mr. St. George Buttej-field, M.C.P., conversation of what one has been into the Colony. MARSHALL AGAIN NAMED tection to Fascists on one occasion Carmen White. There Here count and is well know for her great doing, rigbt or wrong, »J| is not SENT $600 TO NASSAU but, if that was all that had been ry, dances, presented by girls ef interest rin women's suffrage and long before everyora Knows about Realising that he was liable to RED CROSS PRESIDENT said, the verdict must be for the fSe Church. A Salvation Army in sailors' charities. it." Search,, Stoller had sent the $600 defendant. band played 'eehrougJid'Ot the after She was a leader of the Women's Reminding the Court that the m several packets to Nassau, in WASHINGTON, June (Reur What SatterthwaiteUfound most noon. Refreshments were.' sertrfd Suffrage Society in 1923, and $600 was, a gift from Stoller's tending to pick them up on Im ter).—. President Truman-, .today hurtful was the alleged statement by ladies of fiiie Church ahd raffles worked for that cause for over brother, Mr. Pearrnaft said it was arrival there. What te Was then reappointed General George C. by Piratin that fie was "detested and animal competitions were 21 years. During the recent war, intended to be used in a hard going to do witii them was a Marshall for a new three-year by his men and one of the worst held. $b>? played a prominent part in currency area and Stoller was re matter for speculation. term as president of the Ameri enemies of the working class." On Stallholders were:— . Anu'ary: organisation at tbe Sailors' Home, luctant to convert ft f&to sterling. BEAUT1T PREPARATIONS can RedjCross. another occasion Piratin was al Mr. Charles Bascome (fruits and the United Services' Club and the "He well knew that his duty leged to have said Satterthwaite Ladies' Hospitality Organisation, Closing the defence, Mr. Pear was to turn them into the banks'. The White. House said the Vegetables); February: Ladies aid, man said the matter was so terri The sterling value of the dollars three-year term would start >next was "not fit to be in charge of B*6?s. Ethel Paynter in* charse Pembroke. policemen." - vvneh tne Lady Cubitt Compas- fying to tbe defendant that he at the current rate of exchange Monday. (needlework) * Marcfe Steward- would. cer*cSanIy never commit is £214.5.8. The local regulations After 45 minutes,'the jury re eflges> Board,- sister Wan^#-Cyob- sionate Association was formed, Mrs. Butterfielflf' was .fhe, first such an offence again. The dollars provide a penalty of a fine of turned a verdict for Satterthwaite ons io charge (cakesJrnd cookies); Were available tojbe disposed of three times the value of the etrt-. on both slanders, and awarded April: MissioxiaiW . jslster Eunice member in Bermuda. With Mrs. as the court thought iw.1 W. ,E. Tuckei***, she set up a pre rency involved. Taking into con him £500 for one and £1,000 for Denbrooke in charge; May: Youth Mr. H J. Fitzpatrick said that sideration that he brought the New the other. scholarship. Sister Claudia Bean cedent,,in 1923 when she was in America Stoller had £ 90 avail dollars here, I wBl imopse a pepr - Piratin was Communist member in charge ( candy};*, Jfine!: sVnday appointed,to the Board of Educa able in free exchange for a few alty of twice the value Jtt the of Parliament for Mile End, in School, Mr. Ot-Swel! Burch in tion and Mrs. Tucker to the Board days stay. He Had £450 availsible dolWs- That is a fine of £ 428.11.4" London's East End, from 1945 to of Health. These were the first Cream Deodorant charge ("Brides' Booth); 3i£lfi in travellers' cheques for the ster- Mr. Minty said he took a more 1950. Senior Choir, Miss Iona Morgan appofntmetfts of women to Gov litiet- afpa. ernment Boards. serious view of the second charge. Safely o—<— in charge (Ice-cream); August: "While here Stoller tried to Those doflars had been obtained Stewards' Board, Mr. Collingwood Mrs. Butterfield has always change small dollar denominations bv getting in touch with taxi- - The "hliack dealVt" which Burch, M.CP. in charge; Septem- taken a keen interest in education, Stops Perspiration swept Europe beginning in the into larger notes. On the first day drivers. 'Ijte. Men's chorus, Mr. 'WfBiam and for several years has been he waisTiere he asked if he could "That is contaminating people 14th century was plague. tftftrell in charge (games); president of the Bermuda High 1« Does not irritate skin. Does aot purchase $300 to send out," said of poorer means and might well rot dresses or men's shirts. October: Users' Board, Mr. Nor School for Girls. Mr. Fitzpatrick. encourage them to take it up as wood Smith in charge (gate re- She is the sister of Lady Hall, a regular means. He then tried 2, Prevents Under-arm odour. Stops ceipts); November: Pastors' Aid, who also holds the M.B.E. GOING TO CARIBBEAN perspiration safely. Mr. Minty, in his judgment, said to change those dollars into larger For the Latest News Sister Frances Burch in charge notes." 3. A pare, .White; antiseptic, stain (raffles); December: Gospel.Choi*, the case concerned pn Englishman less vanishing cream. passing through Bermuda after Mr. Minty said some people 4, No waiting to dry. Can be used frf charge of Sister Grace Darrell tried to make a profit out of cur Head the Morning Paper (gift-shop). visiting tfie United States where right after.shaving. South African Coal he had a brother. After leaving rency regulations in Bej-muda. 5. Awatded Approval Seal of an in Some of tbem did it. If it had ternational insti Bermuda, he was going bn to the Caribbean and then back to Eng nbt bete for the! zeal of the C*Oe**y*A tute of laundering Expjort< s Increase rency Control .Board in refusing —harmless to fab land some time in July. to grant Stoller's permit it was ric. Use Arrid Youngsters grow "We nave heard that he bats regularly., DURBAN... June 5 (Reuter) - iuite possible that he might have,, Coal exports', from Durban are ex interests in rerl "estate and can'' left thinking how smart he was. Buy st |cec today— pected to reach this month their draw £1.500 a m<-nth on his ac- available) eet oil highest level for three years. «>mt while on holiday. That in PEDDLING WIT,^^__^_^H TAXIMEN _ loading cheeeeelsts. Australia and Pakistan have dicates that he is a man of con a "Ht? has been caught, however, placed big coal orders with Natal siderable means," commented Mr. and I will inflict a punishment, MORE MEN AND WOMEN USE crjlMerieSf and 20 ships have been PHOty."*** which, when published in the with chartered to load ntore-fflan 140,- When a man hai a large income Press, will show tbat the penalties 000 (ons of coal during June. the punishment of a • fine ot a do not make Ihe risk, worth run Supplies of coal are earning for few hundred rounds, which would ning. 'The money involved is ward steadily, a senior member break,,* normal person, is only £71 8.6. which was obtained bv By BOURJOIS^ ARRID QUAKER OATS "nomiaai.*4fhe only thing to do peddling with taximen. I feel* of a leading Natal coMieryftrnr Vas to sentence the man to a term that it was helping to break down FACE POWDER • ROUGE J PERFUME • LIPSTICK • TALC • COLD CREAM said today. THAN ANY OTHER DEODORANT the currency control in Bermuda by an outside person and that is VANISHING CREAM • BRILLIANTINE • HAIR CREAM extremely serious. It makes a 3i4«tf- temptation not to pay* in the dol- rs to the proper sources. "I will impose a penalty of the 9Tlt*iHOTH- full three times of the amount {M0B§ involved. That is a fine of £214.- .**»-M—**? 5.6.'' said If?. Minty. On the third charge, Mr. Minty said that Stoller tried to borrow money in sterling so that be could account for his expenses to tbe Important Notice board. That helped to undermine QUICK HEALTH BREAKFASTl a third party and that in itself Boil 2 cups of water. Add salt. When added to the gravity of tbe offence. boiling, add 1 cup of Quaker Oats. For that offence there would ^be Cook it, stirring, for 2V4 minutes. a fine of £100. That's all. "Those three fines make a total of £742.16.10," said Mr. Minty. He said the dollars involved in the case, which could help pay the The S/S Balantia brings fines, amounted to £ 285.14.3. Tbat • left a balance of £457.2.7. for Stoller to find. Be it a single cup or more, fragrant, full-strength tea can tM . Mr. Pearman said there was no another shipment of made instantly — right in the cup. question of his client leaving the Just place a little Nestea in a cup, then fill with boiling water. Colony without paying the fine, y Nestea dissolves instantly and completely, leaving only sugar, In any case he bad no exit permit, , Beautiful 1950 cream, milk or lemon to be added. Begin today making your He told Mr. Minty tbat be would ' For tea the new way. hold a consultation with Stoller 3 NESTEA U Ne*Ie'i Soluble TM and report later in tbe day on Product compoMd of equal parts how the money would be paid. of ildlfully extracted tea tolids and added carbohydrate* tr d*t»trln*a, It was subsequently stated that The E STE A ma ltoae and dextrose — «dd*d the fine had been paid. If interested in turning *ot*ly to protect thsJUwomr* AUSTIN coitf. in your old car for a 1950 ThHf ty! Dredger Parts Unloaded Devon, see us at once!!! MARSEILLE, France, June 8 DEVONS! (Reuter) —- The second shipment of parts of a 580-ton electrical dredger sent from the United States under the Marshall plan Grleri GlhgOr lb. 2/~ Pinking Shears was unloaded here today. This shipment consisted of 165 tons of parts, 210-tons having been Rhu&qrb || lb. 1/- already delivered. :.<« & FOR LIGHT WORK .. . . SILK, The huge dredger will be used Tomatoes (Ripe and Juicy) to. 1/- by Electricite de France in the •4> 4 COTTON, JERSEY, RAYONS, LINENS etc. construction of a dam in southern Bre^n Sugar Ib. 6d. France. c° *iimi'~ -s-j»s> *s»**?5sa,*.?«SH Page 14 THE^YAL GAZfJTTE, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1950 The Chauncey M. Depew Is Here "SOMERS ISLE" YESTERDAY^ N.Y.fSTOCKS Cfi^SSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Continued from Pace 1 (Through .Ibe courtesy of Station WRUL of the World-Wide First thing noticed by the Broadcasting Foundation, in co-operation with Merrill, Lynch, tonnage of 652. She is *185 feet ance permit from Washington, as i hundreds of people who Pierce, Fenner and Bean, rebroadcast locally by Station ZBM) FOR SALE overall, wito a beam of 35 feet, they would be flying under a •went aboard the Chauncfey LOST six inches, snd a moulded depth "foreign" flag. Days wentJ-W 1 Volume on %tta Exchange yesterday M, Debew yesterday were 7nft nnft GARDEN SUPPLIES—seeds, fer of 13 feet, six inches. She has a without anything being done, un two newly-painted boards £& ***fi ' "*"'"""was' '1,780.000 ^e^ette^BBshares. ^ DIAMOND EAR-SING between VENETIAN BLINDS, made ir. three-furnace boiler. til Mr. Parker discovered that the MARKET AVERAGES Pedrolini's and 'Southdunes' 7 Bermuda, two day delivery, no Misers, tools, etc. WADSON'S bearing the name "Somers Industrials 225.22 (up 1.81) 5940feitp. Originally named the "Range- Maritime Commission had, in ef Isle." MACARTHUR BANS MORE Rails 55.74 (up .51) Paget. ReWard. Return to Flit installation charges, satisfaction fect, been disbanded and its duties Utilities 43.73 (up .02) croft and Lightbourn. guaranteed. Phone 2971 for ser ley," she was first used by toe Mr. Parker explained^**?'!' Allegeny Corp. 3 GUANTITY OF ^LADIES' AND - Boston Railway, and sold some included in the Chamber