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NO PROBLEMS FORESEEN DDUu.S farepar_S . r • IT VJ\th\n Reds Massing Foreee IN EMPLOYMENT HERE l ^Olllg ^P W1U11I1 New Labour Board Head Next Three Weeks; Profit In Centre Of Korean Says 1951 Outlook Good Employment in Bermuda pre­ On Operation Is Forecast sents no immediate problem, Captain Ross Winter, M.CJP., new Bus fares will be increased within the next three weeks, chairman erf tne Labour Board, Mr. John Watlington, acting Director of Public Transport Front; Lull In Fighting said yesterday. said yesterday. He told The Royal Gazette that he anticipated no serious problems He thought that generally the increase would be one By JULIAN BATES during the year. Personnel from penny per mile. Commuting students would be charged TOKYO, Monday,'Jan. 15 (Reuter).—Communist forces H.M. Dockyard were being satis­ only a farthing per mile extra, and commuting adults a EISENHOWER MEETING factorily assimilated in firms such I halfpenny extra, today continued their massive build-up in the centre of the as Hutchings and Milani, Burland - The increase had been planned Korean front north and east of Wonju, where United States, BRITISH CHIEFS TODAY and Co. and the Salisbury Con-1 a long time ago, but it had been French and Dutch defenders have been fighting a heroic decided to postpone the measure struction Company, and Captain REGIONAL HEADS OF until ticket-issuing machines defensive battle to guard the head to the Sobaek mountain Winter thought that there would were in use. These had now been passes. Will Hear New Defence be little difficulty in finding em­ ployment for all of the personnel, PAA CONFER HERE bought—at £32 10 — each—and "Hie U.S. Second Division estimated that it faced about especially as the "winding-down" about one-third of them were in­ 8,000 Chinese and 10,000 North Koreans on its immediate front. Plans Before Cabinet stalled. Others would be in use process was gradual. within the next two weeks. Elements of eight Chinese Communist and North Korean LONDON, Jan. 14 (Reuter).— It was not expected that any First Conference Since serious consideration of a local Mr. Watlington said that the armies stood north of Wonju, with elements of another four General Dwight D. Eisenhower, worth of these machines had been to the west which had by-passed Wonju. North Atlantic supreme com­ apprenticeship scheme would be Pan Am Merger with AOA given. proved. One of them was intro­ Eighth Army headquarters;— mander, shut the door of his hotel duced here about three years ago, cryptically announced last night suite here today to all callers — "But if the problem arises we From Beirut, Lisbon, Frankfurt, and was still in good working that the town of Yongwol—30 CEASE-FIRE PLAN SAID both official and unofficial. shall take steps to meet it," London and New York, Ave re­ order. It had been used on. He was resting after an in­ Captain Winter promised. "So gional directors of the Atlantic miles south-east of the Wonju de­ far, apprentices have been division of the Pan American several bus routes. fensive positions—was burning. tensive week of travel around the "I do not think these increases HOT TURNED DOWN West European capitals and be­ accepted' in England after being World Airways system arrived.in It did not specify whether street employed at H.M. Dockyard. Bermuda over tbe weekend to will be out of the reach of most fighting or bombing lit the place, fore starting a two-day round of hold a conference with delegates people," Mr. Watlington told The talks with British Cabinet minis­ "Apart from that, local youths Royal Gazette. "Since the bus but an earlier announcement had Indian Reports Say Red ters and military chiefs tomorrow have obtained employment with from the New York headquarters I said a Communist regiment was skilled workers who have been of the division. system started, there has been no i heading for Yongwol, which lies China Considering It General Eisenhower's only en­ able to .teach them their trade. The conference will open this increase in charges—and that was I some 10 miles north of the 37th gagement was a private dinner That-is why I cannot at this time morning under the chairmanship five years ago. party tonight given by the United of General H. L. Harris, vice-pre­ He said that revenue from in-? Parallel. Special to The New York Times I forsee any serious raising of the States Ambassador, Mr. Walter question." sident of the Atlantic division, creased fares and from the pro­ Fighters and bombers flew and The Royal Gazette Gifford, to which 20 of "Ike's posed sight-seeing tours would Arrows facing south on the above map ihow where the Communist He said that be could not yet and will continue to the end of the dawn-to-dusk sorties yesterday NEW DELHI, Jan. 13—Advices war-time friends in London were l week. The Castle Harbour Hotel ensure that tiie bus company against more than 300.000 Com­ to the Indian Government from armies in Korea are building up for what is expected to be a two- tell what problems would arise. invited. pronged drive against the United Nations forces in the centre at has been selected as their head­ would show a profit, for the first munist troops, poised for a two- Peking indicate that Mao Tse- but as long as the tourist trade time in its existence. Over 300 peoDle took part in an their line across the peninsula. There has been bitter fighting continued at its present rate'local quarters by the delegates, who pronged assault against tbe 150- Tung is willing to consider the anti - Eisenhower demonstration, number approximately 20. mile long Allied defence line. new five-point proposal of the around Wonju (arrows on the left) and Yongwol on the east was employment would be in a very j MORE BUSES NEEDED -ailed by the Communist- spon­ reported to be in flame*, although it was not stated whether this good position. This is the first conference United Nations cease-fire com­ sored ex-servicemen's movement which has been held^by the Atlan­ At least another ten buses PATROL ACTIVITY mittee as a basis for further nego­ was caused by street-fighting or bombing "As far as I know," he added. would be needed very soon, prob­ for peace in Trafalgar Square, in "there is no real unemployment in tic division of P.A.A. since its But all along the snowed-up tiation toward a solution of Far the centre of London, today. merging with the American Over­ ably before two years elapsed. front, with night temperatures as Eastern problems. Bermuda." seas Airlines in September last It was possible that three of low as 25 degrees below freezing, There was one important reser­ Their secretary later laid a During the past year, when Mr. year. Following the merging of the buses used in the company's action was limited to aggressive vation, however. This was that wreath on the Cenotaph — a S. S. Toddings, M.CJ».^ was ] the two airlines, the Atlantic di­ early days, now lying derelict in patrolling by United Nations the time table set by the commit­ memorial to world war dead — chairman, the board had not had vision was split up into five re­ the Government's quarry, would troops. tee, whioh envisages a cease-fire inscribed: "In memory of the Vital Decisions On Korea to ask the House of Assembly for gions, and the delegates have be resurrected and refitted. as the first step, should be revised British men and women who gave discussion of any big problem, and come to Bermuda to settle a num­ He forecast that in two years An Eighth Army bulletin said: their lives to defeat Nazism and this year was likely to be' the "From end to end of the Eighth so that fighting in Korea and other ber of problems which have there would be sufficient buses questions would be taken up to­ to prevent the resurgence of Ger­ same. arisen. These problems concern to meet the Colony's needs in Army, front this (Sunday) morn­ man military strength. We pledge Outlining the duties of the ing, the enemy was either out of gether. o? organisation, traffic and sales. taking people to and from work ourselves to see that tbeir sacrifice To Be Taken In Toky board, tike newly-appointed chair­ and in carrying tourists on contact or contained. Official quarters in New Delhi will never be betrayed." Each day members of General were encouraged by the Peking man said its function was to find Harris' New York staff will fly to special sight-seeing trips. These "At certain points Eighth Army jobs for the unemployed and to troops were ranging further north reaction, as reported to tbefodian General Eisenhower went direct TOKYO, Monday, Jan. 15 (Reu­ Bermuda to speak on their parti­ trips had been started many to Claridge's Hotel after Ids ar-| till |obs for employers. People cular functions in the operation of years ago, but had been shelved me ter). — Top U.S. military EUROPEAN TELLS OF than at anmy otter time since soon ^,channels. l™fCommunist t Chines£££?*e re - rival by air from Oslo last night. leaders reached Tokyo last . registered on the board's list if the division. in view of the Public Transporta­ after Seoul was evacuated." Continued an Pace S Continued on Pane Z Continued on Fat* 12 night to confer with General Mac- Continued on Page 3 tion Board's policy of meeting the On Saturday, - U.S. planes Arthur on expected critical de­ FUGHT FROM LHASA requirements of tbe commuters mounted about 640 flights, caus­ cisions in the Korean war. first. That policy had not ing an estimated 700 Communist The Army and Air Force chiefs changed. casualties. of staff, General J. Lawton Collins White Russian Was Part Evangelistic Campaign Announced It was unlikely, said Mr. Wat­ Night bombers of tbe Third and General Hoyt S. Vandenberg, lington, that ferry and bus Bombing Wing carried out some Adenauer Says Germans arrived, as did top men of the Of Dalai Lama's Guard services would ever be closely of the best night bombing and military intelligence service. integrated. strafing of the Korean war during Special to The New York Times "They are two separate and General MacArthur's head­ and The Royal Gazette distinct services, fulfilling totally last night, Major-General Earle I quarters announced that Lieut- War Is Here As Well As I Partridge, commander of the Fifth KALIMPONG, Jan. 13— different functions," he said. General Walter Bedell Smith, There might be a closer coordina­ Air Force, said in his morning StandWithWestButPoD central intelligence agency and Chinese Communists invading tion of time-tables, however. summary. former Ambassador to Moscow, Tibet trom the east have slowed The twin-engined invaders their advance from Cham do. cap­ BREAK-DOWN EVERY 2 DAYS and Major-General Alexander tured fortress 300 miles east of In Korea, Bishop Declares claimed to have hit more than 60 Boiling, assistant chief of staff, in­ For the proper maintenance of out of 300 motor vehicles spotted Lhasa, to build a road for tanks Shows few Ready to Fight telligence, arrived "in response to and lorries. But forces from buses, many additional repair Continued on Page 9 a long-standing invitation from j China's Sinkiang province are Addressing a very large con­ facilities were needed. Mr.* General MacArthur to get a per­ gregation gathered in Old Devon­ Watlington disclosed that on sonal briefing on the current moving rapidly through western BIELEFELD, Germany, Jan. 14 Tibet towards Shigatse. Last Week Coldest shire Church yesterday morning, occasions 14 buses—out of an situation." Island total of 38—were unfit for ST. LAURENT CONFIDENT (Reuter). — Chancellor Konrad 8 DIVISIONS NOW IN the Right Rev. J. A. Jagoe, Bishop Adenauer of Wert Germany said Staff cars were parked in two This latest news of the war use in the peak periods. Average here today that all Germans stood lines outside General MacArthur's | across the roof of the world was Of The Winter of Bermuda, said: "People cannot break-downs were one every two NO WAR COMING squarely in the "Western camp of EUROPE UNDER "IKE" headquarters here throughout the brought to Kalimpong today by console themselves with the days, whereas the normal average freedom." evening as the military chiefs con- I Ned Byeloff, young white Saturday brought to a thought that this bitter struggle on similar services in other ferred. General MacArthur left | Russian electrician employed by stormy conclusion tbe cold­ countries was once a month. But he stipulated five condi­ tiie building Just before midnight tiie Tibetan Government. He is I est week of the winter, so for the soul of humanity is being Hopeful Of Talks With Red tions, which he said must be ful­ Occupation Troops Form Mr. Watlington said a final de­ after meeting the officers from the first European to come to far. fought out only on tbe snow-clad cision on the ticket-issuing filled for successful cooperation India from the Dalai Lama's camp The wind volocity was at China On Settlement between the West German Fed­ Nucleus Of Pad Army Washington, vhose arrival was a slopes and valleys of Korea. It machines was not taken until last closely guarded secret until the at Yatung, just across the Sikkim- its peak on Saturday when is in very truth being fought out year. eral Republic and the West. the highest average strength PARIS, Jan. 13 (Reuter).— FRANKFURT, Germany, Jan. official announcement. Tibet border. around us — though not with the "I have always been in favour 1. All freedom-loving peoples The meeting took place in "Lhasa is finished," he said in an for any hour was 35 knots, or Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent should at once put their full po­ 14 (Reuter).—General Dwight D. about 40 miles per hour. weapons of modern warfare — in of these machines," he went on. said here tonight that the problem Eisenhower will begin his task as General MacArthur's luxurious interview. "Local Communists "We do not say they will give us litical and military power in the suite high in the massive stone­ During the day there were this Colony." of Korea could not be settled service of peace and safeguarding supreme Atlantic Pact military have got contro lof the capital. isolated gusts of wind a perfect system, but it is the best without asking Communist China commander with tiie eight walled headquarters building. "Tiie Tibetan Cabinet received The Bishop declared that we can afford here. freedom. A grim steel-helmeted sentry, which reached over SO miles to take part in the negotiations. divsiions and two independent a letter from Ngaboo, Cabinet per hour. The wind was thoughtful people were alarmed "The best system is provided 2. The right of occupation brigades that make up the occupa­ with a fixed bayonet," guarded the minister and general command­ at the Godlessness and materia­ by electrical machines which He said he hoped the talks be­ should be replaced by a law or supreme commander's office. blowing mainly from the tween the U.S., Britain, Russia tion forces in Western Germany. ing Chamdo who was captured north-west quarter. listic spirit which 'outcropped' Continued on Page 12 a treaty and the Allied High Com­ Scores of Japanese gathered in when that fort fell, saying resist­ even in the celebrations of tbe I and China proposed by the mission ' by a conference of Am­ These formations should muster Minimum temperature about. 185,000 men. Although the frosty night to watch the ance was useless. great Christian festivals. London Commonwealth confer­ bassadors. Continued oa Page 10 readings during the week ence "would proceed perhaps some of them, including the "This coming from Tibet's were:—Sunday, 64 degrees, "In an attempt to meet the chal­ 3. The German defence con­ British, are known to be under-; ablest general was disquieting. Obscene "Joker" only by stages, but proceed event­ tingent for Europe should be Monday, 59.7 degrees, Tues­ lenge to our Christian faith, I am ually to all causes of tension, in­ strength. In addition, there are and in three days the Government day, 56 degrees, Wednesday, endeavouring to arrange definite given absolutely equal status with many thousands more adminis­ packed up and left Lhasa," Bye­ cluding Formosa, that have de­ its partners. RED MARSHAL BUILDS 54 degrees, Thursday, 54 de­ occasions of instruction and a Sought By veloped in the Far East" trative troops in the occupation loff continued. • grees, Friday, 60 degrees, clear and unequivocal call to great 4. West Germany, apart from Byeloff said he left Lhasa with Mr. St. Laurent told reporters armies. UP POLISH ARMY Saturday, 53 degrees. acts of worship, " he said. "In this Police Here its own contributions, should get the flank guard of the Dalai i The lowest temperature effort I and the clery of Bermuda he hoped such negotiations would firaneiiii aid from the Allies in The present "front line" force Lama's caravan to Yatung. He said make for increased chances of consists of two United States ever recorded here was 43 will have the invaluable assist­ Detectives are trying to trace a building her defences to enable the guard was well armed and ance of visiting clergy, men of peace. her also to meet her extremely divisions (the armoured con- j Other Satellite Nations degrees. Bermudian youth who is tele­ 'stabulary force and the First In­ Continued on Page 4 ripe scholarship and modern phoning women Roman Catholics,, Asked whether the Common­ high social burdens. thought hi the study of the Bible identifying himself as a priest, wealth plan envisaged Communist fantry Division); two British! Also Have Strong Forces 5. Any conference with Russia divisions (the Seventh Armoured ind the relationship between the and giving obscene messages. China's admission to the United should not make decisions at the historic Gospel and this historic Monsignor Joseph Theriault, Nations, he said: "The Big Three —known as the "Desert Rats" (Special through Reuter) expense of Germany. from its North African days in hour." Roman Catholic head hi Bermuda, have submitted proposals and Allied observers believe that LONDON, Jan. 14.—Russian- said last night that the youth is China is invited to discuss all world war II—and the Second In his serman the Bishop said West German opinion at being Infantry); three French divisions; born Marshall Rokossovsky, So­ that the historians and proohets apparently acquainted with tbe problems on which there are asked to shoulder arms once again viet-appointed Defence Minister names of all local priests and also' divergences. These include the a Belgian force of about divisional of the people of God had always is reflected fairly in a recent strength; and one Norwegian and and commander-in-cH** of Po­ recognised that, in the course of knows the full names and circum­ question of Formosa and the public opinion which showed that land, has built up a Polish army stances of his victims. Chinese representation at one Danish brigade. , history, the people of God had the the number ready to become sol­ and air force over two million continually been confronted with For nearly two years, young United Nations." diers was small — and becoming In addition there are, the strong as an answer to the North women have been annoyed by the equivalent of three American, occasions which called tor defi­ Continued on Page 2 smaller. Atlantic Treaty organisation, The nite choice between one course man, who usually calls at either British and French brigades ih Sunday Times reported today. 11 a.m. or 4 p.m. He began as a -o — In November only 13.6 per cent and another — occasions every were ready to fight, a drop of 14.1 the Western sectors of Austria. Since the Reds appointed him moment of which were pregnant practical joker, telephoning to per cent since June. The Western troops are strung Polish forces chief in Novemher' for their future destiny. In the give messages such as: "This is 7 KILLED AS PLANE In November about 73 per cent out in a thin line facing a 1949, the Marshal has lowered ability to detect such o-casions Father Will you come to said they would refuse to take tortuous 700-mile "frontier" the call-uo a,je and extended the and to hear the deep undertones Joseph's Rectory this evening, BURNS ON ICY RUNWAY up arms, the survey said. Ia which stretches south from Lue- period . of military servi-p fa* of history lay the hopes of their carrying a book in your right June, die figure was 60.2. beck Bay in northern Germany, young Poles. The regular Polish salvation. hand?" PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 14 Already warv or rearmament, along the border of the Soviet army is said" to he now 520.000 It is thought that the ".joker" (Reuter).—A stewardess rescued West Germans have greeted with zone and the Czechoslovak Strang, while 830,000 fillv-trained Tbe immaturity of the religious waited outside the rectory to see ten people from a blazing plane at caution the appeal of Sir Ivone frontier to where the United reservists; ate on Hand. I^ans ar" faith of people, went on the if his victim turned up. But now International Airport here today Kirkoatrick, British High Com­ States zone meets tbe Soviet zone being laid by the Marshal to <*»0 Bishop, was extremely serious. the nature of the calls have —then died with six others in the missioner, to choose between East of Austria. tip two other classes of reservists' While, their knowledge in other changed, Monsignor Theriault told inferno. deoartments had advanced, their The Royal Gazette. • M and West. These troops are now awaiting each 300,000 strong, while 320,000 In Hamburg last week, he de­ youne Poles aged 18 +n IP *«ave religious Miowledge lagged very "They are .becoming serious," Altogether eighteen people were reinforcements promised by the ; rescued from the plane.. clared it would be a disastrous already received partial m li'a-y far behind. he said. "This follow has gone Foreign Ministers' conference in training in the "sendee of Po­ lower. He is delivering filthy A National Airlines DC-4 "Sky- policy for German v to play off one New York last September. "Furthermore, the practice of power against another. land" youth movement. corporate worship, so sadly messages on the telephone." master" from Newark, New Jer­ A British armoured division, About a dozen members of the sey, missed the runway at tbe The office of Chancellor Konrad The regular army boasts two neglected, must speedily be re­ Adenauer welcomed the appeal as expected soon as the find of the amoured divisions sad aa to ten stored," he declared. Roman Catholic Church are his snowswept airport and caught fire. Ringing clarity at a time of con­ reinforcements, will have" its regular victims, but other Catho­ infantry and motorised divisions, The Bishop said that the call Confusion marked the scene for fusion and pessimism, it particu­ headquarters at Herford, West­ the report said. lics are also annoyed by him. over two hours after the crash. larly approved his assertion that phalia. to worship and further informa­ "It comes in spasms," said Mon­ The Reds are strengthening tion concerning lectures - to be Death estimates ranged as high the Western powers were strong Additional Belgian and United their other sattelite countries too. signor Theriault "Generally, enough to defend themselves If States troops have also been siven in connection with tbe though, it hapoens two or three as thirty before all the passengers Reports from Yugoslavia show evangelistic campaign would be were accounted for. they acted together, the office told promised, and the French Fifth that Bulgaria, Hungary and Ro­ times a month." Reuters. made known from the pulpit, in One of those who escaped said Armoured Division, now in mania have 600.000 troop* readv Some members of the crew of the record-breaking Clipper the press ami over the radio.' He said detectives, who had the stewardess, Miss F. Housely But Dr. Kurt Schumacher, Germany, is being entirely re­ and armed. Czechoslovakia is which Hew from New York to Bermuda in two hours, four minutes been inquiring for over a year, of Jacksonville, Florida, "led ten Social Democrat leader, said the fitted with modern American said to have five divisions ready, on Saturday. Left to right, they are Third Engineer Richard Throughout the next few weeV had a clue to the man's identity. persons to safety and then went speech astonished him. His party equipment. First priorities— while the "people pol ice" of East McBride, First Engineer Davis Murphy, Stewardess Priscilla the Bishop will address other Unfortunately, details of calls had back into the burning plane She was the first in Europe to make tanks — started arriving at Germany is estimated to be 170,- Nolin, Co-pilot J" «k Harvey and Captain Guy McCafferty, pilot. congregations in the diocese on to be passed to the priests and never came out." Continued on Page IE Continued oa Page 12 000 strong. (Story elsewhere in this issue.) similar lines. Continued on Pag* Z

mam Page 2 THE^ROYAL GAZETTE, MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1951 LETTER TO THE EDITOR MINERS GET PERSONAL Incorporating U.S. Has Unique Chance Italian Nuns May Leave The Boyal Gazette (Sit. 1WS) I The Diary The Sunshine League, APPEAL FROM ATTLEE Tbe Colonist and Dally News King Street (Est. 1866) of Hamilton, Bermuda. 775 Of 835 Pits Respond Janurary 12, 1951. Cloisters To Earn Keep U.S. and Canada RepresentatlTt The Editor, To Make Friends In Asia S. 8. Koppe & Company, Ino. Samuel Pepys Teucer The Royal Gazette. To Saturday Work Request 630 Fifth Avenue, (Special to The New York Times VATICAN CITY, Jan. 14 Mew York City. Dear Sir, i (Special through Reuter) Please publish the following and The Royal Gazette) . (Reuter). — Italy's 15,000 clois­ Lord Milverton Changes NEW DELHI, Jan. 13. — Recent LONDON, Jan. 13.—Prune Min­ list of donations for Xmas cheer 2 GOVERNMENTS OFFER tered nuns, shut up for lives of weeks have seen a significant ister Clement Attlee has revoked poverty, prayer and penance in United Kingdom Representative*: Saturday, January 13th. to the Sunshine League: change in India's attitude toward his "be firm with the miners" 500 convents,'are about to make His Party Again Alrlcan ft Colonial Press Agency, Ltd Abroad in the City yesterday Mayor E. R. Williams .. £25. 0.0 TO BOY A RAILWAY policy in face of the threatened > Red Lion Square, economic aid by the United States. a partial return to the world as when by happy chance I meet the Mr. and Mrs. Edumund As a result, both Indian and Amer­ power crises and sent each of the the only way of earning their London. W.C.I England reigning monarch and her en­ Gibbons (1 case of country's 700,000 mineworkers a LONDON, Jan. 13. (Reuter).— ican observers here believe that keep. Lord Bfilverton, 65-year-old peer tourage. So I do straightway take apples) and £25.0.0 a peculiarly favourable moment Travel Between Eire And letter begging them to dig more Harris Bay Workmen's coal, it was reported here. The Vatican disclosed details who has governed five British Proprietori them tp the Medical Hall and has arrived for a United States of tbe plan, in announcing here prder a feast of ice-creams, a Ctab £5- 0.0 venture to cement the friendship Ulster Depends On It The letters, sent to the miner's colonies, shM today he had quit homes and addressed "Dear that the American national Catho­ the Liberifc Party and joined the. THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. foolish thing to do without first A Friend *.... 10.0 of elusive Indian public opinion at lic welfare conference bad re­ Reid Street, Hamilton consulting their medical adviser. Mrs. Lelia Wilson £1.0.0 this critical time in Asia. (Special through Reuter) Friend," said: "I want to ask you National liberals — close allies of to carry on your effort right cently made its fourth' distribu­ the" Conservatives in opposition Far when the young brother Mr. Peter Outerbridge .. 5.0 Indian friends of the United DUBLIN, Ireland, Jan. 13.—The tion of food parcels to Italy's takes his first large mouthful he Socratic Literary Club . £2. 0.0 Governments of Northern and through the winter months. to the Government. Editor: E. T. SAVER* States hope Washington will seize cloistered convents. . gives a loud scream, and only Miss Marjorie Bean ... £ 1. 0.0 Southern Ireland today jointly "We are still threatened with a 1 Formerly Sir Arthur. Frederick Manager: FORD BAXTER this unprecedented opportunity serious shortage of coal. Apart Vatican authorities said these politeness restrained him from St George's Branch before it is dissipated by some offered to buy the Great No r ther n orders now were ex per iencine one Richards, he rose from cadetship ejecting the ice-cream. Then it Sunshine League £2. 0.0 Railway—-only means of travel be­ from difficulties in our homes, in t»e Malayan cdHl service to be­ untoward turn. But a tactless there is a real danger that indus­ of the gravest crises in their his­ Subscription Rates: transpired that he was cutting Miss May Robinson £ 1. 1.0 handling of the American ap­ tween Dublin and Belfast—for tory because of tbe loss of their come Governor of North Borneo, some large back teeth and the Mrs. Elsie Hill (mixed £3,840,000, but caused only strong try may se slowed down. You Gambia, Fiji, Jamaica and Ni­ Local Foreign proach to India at this pregnant realise that this would mean un­ two main sources of revenue wisdom of indulging in cold con­ nuts) and £1. 0-0 juncture can do long-term damage protests from the railway's 10,000 through the centuries. geria. 1 Tear .. £5. 0.0 «6. 0.0 shareholders, who expected much employment for your fellow fectionery was doubtful. Mrs. Piney Ryan 5.0 to the standing of die United • The hardest blow has been the Lord Milveirton first joined the. 6 Months 3. 0.0 3. 7.6-' more. workers in other industries and But children are brave. He soon In memory of Miss Mary States. hardship for their wives and fami­ gradual death of the tradition by Labour Party when tsh retired 3 Months 1.17.6 2. 5.0 found out that by biking small The shareholders warned the 1 Month Gray £1. Oil The newly favourable Indian lies; which families gave dowries — from the colonial service in 1947. 0.13.0 0.16.6 portions and keeping them away Governments several weeks ago Misses Grace and May official frame of mind, for which "It would also be a blow to our sometimes fortunes — to tbe con­ But in 1948 he resigned in protest ' from his offending teeth all would that the line was losing thousands Gal way 5.0 the U.S. Ambassador, Mr. Loy national recovery. I am there­ vents when their daughters with­ against Labour's nationalization be well. I had ordered small por­ of pounds each week and that un­ Mrs. V. O. King, records Henderson, and others have fore asking you personally to help drew completely from the world MONDAY, JANUARY IS, 1951 tions, but huge dishes promptly less they bought the track at a of iron «nd steel and went over and used clothing .... striven for years, was suddenly avoid- this danger by working to become "brides of Christ" in­ appeared and I was informed that "fair price" it would be sold for to the Liberals. Mis. Clayton Richard­ crystallized by the highly critical every regular working day in the stead of making worldly mar­ they did not serve small portions scrap and rail travel between the He has been consistenly critical son, used clothing .... food situation in India. Desperate nest four months and by attend­ riages. to children, though- they did two countries would end. Since of the present Labour Govern­ Bermuda Welfare shortage this year can be averted ing all Saturday shifts or working The otter Has been the decline Canada, France charge only for such small por­ then Government representatives ment's colonial policy. Society, 24 boxes only if India obtains two million an extra half-hour the other five in recent years of the custom»»iy tions, a neat way of spoiling the from the North and South have Lord Milverton said today that paints tens of grain from the United days. offerings from the faithful in the Review young. met each week, to fix on a price. the prospect of a Liberal Govern- • States on congressional terms in­ "The nation looks to you, and districts around the convents.' * * * volving either specially lowered In a letter sent to the railway ment being elected was remote, World Issues £55. 6.0 I am sure you will not fail the Post-war regulations blocking and the only hope of avoiding a Talking with an old friend the prices, long-term credit or out­ company today, they agree to nation. rents for land and buildings have other day when the .conversation right grant. take aver the line immediately further period of Socialist rule Brought forward £55. 6.0 "Your sincerely, C. R. Attlee." drastically cut into the revenues lay in the Conservative Party. PARIS, Jan. 14 (Reuter). — turned on the respective merits of Citv Cleaners (Box of Mr. Nehru instructed his Em­ for £3,840,000 in cash—the value • Government appeals made be­ the convents used to draw from Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent prose and poetry. Mayhap be­ Fndt) bassy in Washington to request i of the company's stocks for the fore Christmas urging miners to the property built up from the past three years. of Canada and members of the cause he was not a poet he main­ Miss May Francis £3.0.0 United States help in what may work Saturdays as well as their thousands of nuns' dowries. French Government have con­ tained' that good prose excelled become a dangerous situation in a I The shareholders complain that five-day week resulted in a re­ To meet tbe nuns' desper&te 1.962 Catholic bishops throughout Mrs. Rosalie Pearman- the world to help all cloistered firmed a "fundamental identity of poetry in that all could read it and Smith (School) £ 1. 0.0 few more months. Being able and the Governments' offer is based on cord December coal output. But need, Pope Pius last autumn is­ willing to pay for a greater pro­ nuns to find ways of earning views on major international fully understand its meaning. Miss Rose Gosling . . 10.0 the three worst financial years in since then the miners have dug sued an encyclical decreeing var­ portion of her food needs tills their own living. problems," lbe French Foreign | But I, remembering the dictum Miss Lou Trimingham £2. 0.0 the railway's history. The offer only the normal output — hinting ious mitigations of die full rigour j Ministry announced today. of the new debating society that j year, India is asking Washington | is "outrageous," and the method of that they had their price. of their vows to enable them to These are expected to include Mr. James Hendrick­ for urgently necessary concessions Mr. St. Laurent, who arrived in in argument one needn't express 17 ; calculating it "utterly ridiculous," The price was paid this week '•ontribute towards their own j the establishment of laundries in son (collection box) £3. 6.1 2 on the rest of her requirements, Paris yesterday from London, one's own personal opinion, did said one shareholder, Mr. J. V. when pay increases totalling keep. some cloisters and the sale of em­ stoutly defend the poet and I did not in the spirit of suppliance or Coleman. £6,000,000 a year were granted Until new the gravest penalty broidery and other handicraft where be attended the Common­ £65. 2.1% with any diminution of national wealth Prime Minister's confer­ quote Oliver Wendell Holmes: "We had been reasonably ex­ mineworkers. The raise has been of the church — excommunication products — until now activities "When you write prose you say pride, but rather as one turns to only of the less austere orders. ence, visited the French Prime Leopards' Club (Mixed Fruit. pecting between £5,500.000 and tactfully followed up by Mr. — threatened a cloistered nun what you mean. When you write a friend in time of great need. Minister, M. Rene Pleven, earlier Candy, Jam, Tonic); Mr. Blake- £6,000.000 for a railway whose Attlee's letter. who left her convent without the 1 In the latest American distri­ poetry you say what you must." Indian friends of tbe United knock-down value waa recently today. nev) (Tonic and Outfit for little In an effort to inspire miners most solemn permission, granted bution of food, each of Italy's 15,- States as well as American ob­ put-at over £10,000,000," he said. only in exceptional circumstances. The Canadian Premier's talk But my friend unconvinced, for girl): Mr. and Mrs. C. Trott (case with a sense of duty, the Fuel 000 cloistered nuns receive be­ he failed to see that men "mean" servers here are convinced that a "The offer is utterly inadequate. with Government officials of apples); Mr. and Mrs. Ham­ Minister, .Mr. Noel BaKer, re­ Excommunication was also the tween five and 10 pounds of flour, so many wrong things. quick and generous response to It will not be accepted because it vealed that coal stocks total onlv punishment decreed for anvone. powdered eggs and powdered milk, "showed a common desire to mond Tucker (Fruit and canned India's appeal would be the most does not represent justice." maintain peace and to defend the * * * eoods): Orchid Charity Club (3 1.319,000 tons, 506,000 torn less man or woman, who without Similar gifts have been spread listening by chance to the radio effective demonstration America The company has been plough­ tree nations of the world, as well cases canned goods); L.C.C.A. than a year ago, and that because special permission entered a over the past three years. the other evening and I am struck could make to Asian peoples of ing money bade instead of paying of it he has ordered dealers to cloistered convent where the nuns as to settle the Korean problem (Candy and toys); Mrs. Adeline her altruistic intentions. Hereto­ by the frequent use of the word Jones (Games and toys); Mr. out dividends over the last three ration families living in the south spent their lives hi prayer, medi- | and to apply the terms of the At­ "slaughter" when the Korean fore these have been in doubt years, he declared. Judd (Candy); Mr. and Mrs. A. E. to six hundredweights of coal in tation. fasting, and penace for the lantic Pact," the ministry state­ news was broadcast. To my mind among local critics of United the next two months and eight BEIRUT, Lebanon, Jan. 13 Store (Bedspread); Handy Both Governments have told the sins of the world. ment said. the word is unnecessarily brutal, States Asian policy. hundredweights to families in the (Reuter). — Formation of a com­ Market (Case mixed fruit); shareholders that they have no , But under the reforms ordered It added that Canada and France and I felt sorry that it should be Coming at a time when India and intention of seeing the railway north. mon Arab army to defend the Government House (Candy, nuts by the Pope these nuns now will Middle East is expected to be put wished to develop good relations I accounted accurate and common­ United States are poles apart and close down, even if their offer is Most miners rallied to Mr. be able to emerge from tbeir bare and sweet cakes); Mr. and Mrs. apparently irreconcilable o n to die seven-state Arab League still further and to profit to the I place. refused. Mr. Coleman said today Attlee's call today when 774 of ! cells to run schools, hospitals and full extennt from the Franco- Willie Inaham (Ham): Stop and such matters as tbe China ques­ that tbe shareholders were en­ meeting in Cairo, Egypt, on Jan­ Then a strange thing happened. Shop (Apples); Mrs. Rose Joell Britain's 835 pits were working. similar institutions. Canadian consultative committee For after the news I turned to a tion the supply of badly needed titled to turn down the offer, and Before Christmas about 800 pits uary 20, political quarters here (Scatter rug). meeting at Ottawa later this year. crossword puzzle and found this: food grains now would tend to the only thing that could defeat operated each Saturday. The gap The Pope has also ordered the report. Mr. St. Laurent was today guest "Extra capital is needed for the Gratefully aeknowledged silence those who contend that them in seeking "just compensa­ is caused by idle pits in north­ help from the United States "al­ of honour at a luncheon given by Palace of Fun, and the per­ Kathleen R. Musson, tion" would be if the two Govern­ west England, where 11,000 i the French Foreign Minister, M. formance there will be simply Corresponding Secy. ways has political springs at­ ments passed a law nationalising miners just stayed at home today. Robert Schuman. killing." Grace L. Joell, tached." Hie railway. NOTICE NOTICE Other Canadian guests were And after much research I dis­ Treasurer. It would also put an end to the The governments today hinted General Georges Vanier, Canadian covered the answer to be argument often heard here that that they will do just that if tbeir Cease-Fire Plan Said 4 Ambassador to France; Mr. Sidney "Slaughterhouse." And I found It "after all the United States hasn't offer is rejected. Pearce, head of the Canadian remarkable that "slaughter"' con­ SFAIN^EEKS LINE-DP really done anything for India." Not Turned Down Sandys Parish delegation to the O.RE.C. (Euro­ tained 8*e word "laughter." So I Southampton Parish pean Marshall Plan organisation); forgave the news announcer. WITH ARAB STATES St- Laurent Confident SMAtL*™^ REARS Con'inued From Page 1 Mr. Norman Robertson, secretary * * * ception of tbe new United Nations of the Canadian Cabinet; Mr. J. A cleric tells me this story. A No War Coming plan has been communicated to The ASSESSMENT BOOK The ASSESSMENT BOOK Pickersgill, the Prime Minister's visiting preacher was anxious .to ALLAYED BY BIG THREE Mr. Nehru in London, where he I of Southampton Parish as re­ private secretary; Mr. Ronald Plans For Mediterranean- oi Southampton Parish as re­ know how* his sermon had Continued from Page 1 has been attending the conference vised j«rill be open for inspec­ MacDonald. Canadian Minister to appealed to the congregation, so The Premier's other points in­ BRUSSELS, Belgium, Jan. 13 vised will be open for inspec­ Paris; Mr. Renaud St. Laurent, the Middle East Defence Pact of Commonwealth Prime tion by any ratepayer until he asked the verger what he cluded: (Reuter)—Small Western nations' Ministers. tion by any ratepayer from Prime Minister's son; and Dr. thought Was it too long? Was it Peaee Prospects: "I have stated fears tbat they will not get their Jan. 20th, 1951, from 10 a.m. the 13th to 20th January, 1951, Mathieu Samson, his son-in-law. (Special to The Mew York limes Although the Chinese Govern­ too highbrow? and The Royal Gazette) many times that I did not expect fair shares of the world's vital raw j to 3 p.m. at the office of the from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the materials have been partly dis­ ment failed to accept the French guests included Premier No, said the verger it was just MADRID.—Spain is believed to to live long enough to see an­ suggested programme unreser­ undersigned, Springfield, right, nice and short. pelled, the Belgian Foreign residence of the undersigned. Pleven, Defence Minister Jules be trying quietly to line up a I other world war, and I have not vedly, Indians saw a hopeful sign Somerset (Sundays excepted). "Oh," said the preacher, "ft Minister, M. Paul Van Zeeland, Any person who has sold land Moch, Minister of Associated "Mediterranean - Middle - East" yet made a contrary statement— in the fact that it was under con­ would have been longer except said here today. Any person who has sold land States Jean Letourneau, Minister pact of mutual defence that would nor do I feel that I need make sideration and not rejected out­ or become entitled to land is that my dog mischievously tore up M. Van Zeeland returned today or become entitled to land is of the Interior Henri Queuille, and link her with the Arab states and such a statement." right, as was the previous over­ requested to notify the Parish other French Government leaders some pages of it" Turkey in single defence bloc. from Paris, where the decision of | Reports that he would discuss ture from Lake Success. requested to notify the Parish Vestry Clerk on or before 20th and officials. "Sir," said the verger earnestly, It is known that consideration of the United States, Britain and with the French authorities a Other observers, however, were ! Vestry Clerk en or before 20th Mr. St. Laurent had an hour'* "could you let our vicar have a such a treaty has gone on here plan for increased mutual aid: France to set up in Washington a January, 1951 in accordance pup of that dog of yours?" for some time, but some well in­ "Big Three" board for the distri- I inclined to take a cautious January, 1951, in accordance with the Parish Vestries Act, conversation with Foreign "We reserve the right, of course, approach to. the sketchy reports Minister Schuman after loach. formed persons believe definite to make the final decision as to button of raw materials was dis-1 I with the Parish Vestries Act, 1929. overtures have now been made to I cussed by Marshall Plan countries available. In view of the reported One of the subjects they dis­ where any equipment would go, 1929. some at least of the countries in- I at a meeting of the governing Chinese desire to consider all Far cussed was the Fitt East. Accord­ but we are hopeful that -tiie volved. council of the Organisation for j Eastern questions—such as For­ By Order of the Parish Vestry ing to usually reliable sources, Mr. THEY SAY centralised command on the mosa — simultaneously with a By Order of the Parish Vestry. After a Cabinet meeting last military side and the centralised European Economic Cooperation St. Laurent said he hoped France (O.E.E.C). cease-fire, these observers saw G. E. POWELL, would take part in the interna­ week a communique announced organisation on the production little difference between Peking's By A. M PURCELL that General Franco and his min­ "Everybody agreed that the C. G. GILBERT, Parish Vestry Clerk. tional conference proposed in the and supply side will make recom­ attitude now and demands made United Nations if China's Mao Tse That the arrival of A-bomb isters had heard "a report on I mendations tbat we will be pre­ problem of sharing out the free Parish Vestry Clerk. diplomatic acti vity connected with I world's raw materials, many of previously,that resulted in jetti­ 3i:»tm I. 3067+sm Tuna approved the U.N. proposal. instructionns shouldn't worry pared to accept so as best to serve soning, of the earlier cease-fire The commercial relations of anyone. Mediterranean defence." It re­ the purposes of the alliance. We which have become scarce as a vealed no more than that. result of rearmament, could be attempt. France and Canada were also dis­ * • • do not expect to deal with in­ It was reported unofficially from cussed. That a New York store adver­ Though the general tenor of such j dividual partners individually." best solved through cooperation between the Washington central London that Peking had de­ Mr. St. Laurent spent the rest tised atomic toys for children. Cabinet reports usually leaks out j German Rearmament: "A part three-power group, the proposed manded through the Indian Am­ of his two-day stay in Paris a * ,~v~* . a to Spanish political and news­ of Germany is already rearmed. international commodity groups bassador, Mr. Pannikar. the fol­ sight-seeing before leaving for That they were guaranteed paper circles within a few days, We hope for disarmament rather Southampton Branch nothing has been learned yet in which the most interested lowing prerequisites to a cease­ London tonight. genuine. than rearmament everywhere. fire: * * * about this one. nations—both producers and con­ But when an integrated army is sumers — would be represented, (1) A seat on the Security That perhaps next year they will It is believed, however, td re­ formed for Western Europe, it is Bermuda Welfare Society fer to feelers put out for a Medi­ and O.E.E.C." be said. Council. **• be H-bombs. not realistic to Imagine that (2) Withdrawal of foreign * * * terranean-Middle East defence Obscene "Joker" Sought Germany could remain neutral. troops from Korea. That this is called progress. bloc «*•*! If there were a conflict, it would By Police Here As far back as the days of the (3) Opening of discussions on * * * most probably take place on SLAV TO TELL LONDON ANNUAL MEETING That Rotarians aren't worried late Rome-Berlin, axis there was German territory. . No effort Formosa. Continued From Page 1 about the edict. talk in some official circles here must be neglected to ensure tbat Information available in Neqr PARISH VESTRY HALL of a "Mediterranean-Middle East Delhi tonight failed to confirm the * * * part of the German people not WHERE STALIN ERRED police at second-hand. But all the axis" that might face it across the London report, which was said to victims said that the caller had a That other clubs are a bit jealous yet rearmed be kept with us." Mediterranean as defence against LONDON, Jan. 14 (Reuter).— have been communicated to Mr. pronounced Bermudian accent of tbe distinction for Rotary. Mr. St. Laurent laid a wreath expansion in that direction by General Milovan Djilass, secretary Nehru by Mr. Pannikar. Later Thursday, January 25th, 1951 and tbat he was apparently a * » * Hitler and Mussolini, but nothing on the tomb of tbe Unknown intelligence revealed here made young man. That the Fire Brigade had a of the council of the Yugoslav practical came of the idea. Soldier at the Axe de Triomphe. Communist Party, is coming to no mention of the sweeping and "He had better watch out," weekly turn-out last year. 8 p.m. The type of set-up envisaged is He drove up in a large open London at the end of the month. specific reservations mentioned in Monsignor Theriault continued. * * # a bloc stretching from Spain and car with the French Defence London. "The last man who was found out That things will never improve He is to discuss his treatise on Morocco on the Atlantic across Minister, M. Jules Moch. Motor­ "Stalin's errors as a Communist.. Mr. Pannikar, who, apart from' Guest Speaker: LADY HALL. in a similar act in Bermuda was until it is decided that no fire North Africa and all lbe way to cycle outriders escorted them. tbe Swedish Ambassador, is the is permitted without due warn­ with the Rosal Institute of Inter­ sentenced to two years with hard Pakistan, including Turkey and He was greeted by General only link between Peking and tiie labour. ing. national affairs, an. independent Public Cordially Invited Persia and parts of the Middle Rene Chouteau, military governor body which studies foreign affairs. non-Communist worM, is under­ "The telephone company is giv­ * * * East, with all its members pledged of Paris, General Georges Vanier, A poet and philosopher. General stood to be sending his messages •Ml ing us every assistance in trying Thai the plan for a new City Hall to mutual defence against the Canadian Ambassador to France, Djilass, 39, is known as Marshal simultaneously to Mr. Nehru in to track hhn down, and I think we is progressing. spread of Communism. This is and M. Laurent Guerin, French Tito's thinker on Marxism-Lenin- London and the External Ministry shad do it. We are not sure who * * * raid to be preferred in some cir­ Ambassador to Canada. Jsm He was singled out for In New Delhi. he is, but we have a fair idea. He That a chairman of the committee cles even to the Atlantic Pact, The massed band of the Re­ bitter attack in the Stalin-Tito has certainly got a very warped in charge has been appointed. because it is likely to involve less publican Guards played "O correspondence that led to the sense of humour." * * * of a direct burden on Spain. Canada" followed by "God Save That it will be too bad if by the Yugoslav-Cominform break. THE MARRIAGE ACT, 1944 Monsignor Theriault said that .Though if is hard to see how the King" and the "Marseilleise." . time the hall is erected it is for­ General Djilass will stay with NOTICE usually the bogus nature of the these countries could defend Mr. St: Laurent and M. Moch gotten who made the bequest. die Yugoslav Ambassador in calls was discovered before any themselves effectively without stood at attention in front of the London, Josa Brilej. great inconvenience or embar­ * * * backing of the bigger powers, they French flag. Two companies of Notice of Intended Marriage rassment occurred. That the hang-over parties cer­ could form a strong secondary Republican Guards in dark blue Yesterday's edition oi "The tainly left a big hang-over. grouping which the big powers greatcoats with white gloves and Bulletin," Roman Catholic organ, * * * obviously, in their own interests, Pembroke Parish red plume helmets presented The persons named and de­ stated: "As every means has been That the cynic says the critics are would have to aid. arms. Mr. St. Laurent laid the NOTICE scribed hereunder have given taken to put an end to this annoy­ those who didn't go to them. Enthusiasm for the idea of this wreath and signed the golden The PARISH ASSESSMENT BOOK will be notice to me of their intended ance, we wish to issue the follow­ * * * sort of bloc has appeared in the book before driving back to the marriage namely:— ing warning. That those who did go are now official press here in. the past, Crillon Hotel where he is staying. open for inspection by any ratepayer, at the reduced to left-over parties. WILLIAM COLLIN PEARMAN "Henceforth, and until the cul­ though without the suggestion that Smith's Parish Vestry prit is brought to justice, all who * * » Spain should actually be a mem­ of Warwick Parish (bachelor) Vestry Office, Reid Street, Hamilton, from the That the foreign news is In accordance with the pro­ receive telephone messages from ber. MAM UNDER FIREPLACE visions of the Parish Vestries and any priest, the nature of such promising. For many months Spain has ESTHER MARGARET JANE 13th TO THE 20th JANUARY 1951 between * * * Act, 1929, the Parish Assess­ messages being doubtful, are sought every opportunity to con­ BURSTS jfTO^ FLAMES WILKINSON of Southampton hereby advised and warned to That statesmen have declared solidate her relations with all ment book will be open for parish (spinster) the hours of 9.00 a.m. and 1.00 p.m. and 2.00 f their willingness to talk over confirm the call immediately by Middle East states. If she has not Heat from a fire caused a beam inspection by any ratepayer matters. yet recognised the state of Israel p.m. to 5.00 p.m. daily except Thursday and calling back the priest in question. underneath the fireplace in "Jolie at tiie residence of the under­ Any person knowing any lust "By this means we hope, if not * * * there is good reason to believe Brise," Devonshire, the home of That it is hoped they can under­ that it is only because Arab signed, Jennings Land, cause or impediment .why this Sunday. Thursday 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon. to put an end to the calls, at least Mr John S. Hatchett. to burst into marriage should not be allowed to destroy the effectiveness of a stand Russian and Chinese. states warned her that such a flames yesterday morning about Smith's Parish, between the o move would arouse their hostility. should enter caveat forthwith in series of practical jokes which 11.30. The beam was badly hours of 6.00 p.m. and 9.00 the office of tiie Registrar General. have long ceased to be funny." TOKYO. Jain. 13 (Reuter). — o scorched far about 18 inches, but p.m. from January 13th to By order of the Vestry. A Tokyo address riven hv Peking no other damage was done.. Monsignor Theriault told The radio as that of a "Japanese" FAYID, Egypt, Jan. 13 (Reuter) 21st, 1951. Sundays excepted. Dated 9th day ot January 1951. Royal Gazette: "It does not par­ By the time the Hamilton Fire soldier claimed captured in Korea — A Royal Ait Force Vampire R. KEMSLEY. ticularly inconvenience the could not be traced in a check jet fighter and a Fury fighter of Brigade reached the scene the By Order of the Vestry, W. NORMAN PARKER priests, because the messages are the Royal Egyptian Air Force beam had been doused with water. here today. U.N. headquarters has L. J. HICKSON, Registrar General. Parish Vestry Clerk. patently false. But is is a great repeatedly denied allegations that collided in mid-air over the Sinai The firemen also played water annoyance to parishioners. It has Desert, yesterday. Both pilots over die smouldering beam and Parish Vestry Clerk. 297«tf*ft. Japanese are serving with their 3063t,. . 2973ffm. spread all over the Colony." forces. landed safely by parachute. left after about 15 minutes. m J. **WW8 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 19§1 Page- J- Of Greek Civil PERSONAL m SOCIAL Canadians Get UiL Awards BRITISH Affi ASD TANK ATTEMPT WSALVAGE A SLAP FOR A KICK Mrs. M- T. Sayer, of Smith's EXPERTS IN AMERICA U WARSHIP FAILS AND THREATTO KILL Parish, aid her two children, LONDON, Jan. 14 (Reuter).— Florence and James, who are A British tank expert, Maj. Gen. TOKYO, Jan. 14 (Reuter).— "She kicked me and threatened For Rescue Off Bermuda H. E. Pyman, left here today by tie kill me," William Sinclair •*{ Servants Angers Pubic entering school in the United The U.S. Navy said today that bad States,, left the Colony on Satur­ air for Washington. He said he weather forced salvage men to Forbes, of Pembroke East, told the day by Pan American Airways. would be away three weeks. abandon efforts to refloat- the Wor. L M. Minity mi Saturday in By SAM MODIANO Four Canadian naval officers General Pyman was formerly explanation of why he slapped ATHESS, (Reuter). — Greeks have been decorated by President Regional Heads Of Siamese corvette Prasae. The Foreign Trade Administration. chief of staff of Middle East land warship, grounded on January- 7 Sylvia Rita Paul, of Pembroke. are becoming indignant at the Apparently '.ftie importers' com­ Mr. Charles Hadden, of- St: Truman for helping to rescue 18 forces. He is at present com­ Forbes was in Hamilton Magis­ unnecessary red tape;- inefficio*- American airmen after their B-29 PAA Confer Here off the Korean coast while attack­ plaint was justified, for the Gov­ David's, was on the same flight. mander of an armoured' division ing. f*1"r""i""fat ffimft- T wfaHatifHis trates Court charged with unlaw­ ey, laziness, arrogance and «*- ernment has now entrusted an crashed into the Atlantic off Ber­ oft&e Territorial Army—equiv­ fully assaulting Paul, and he said Among tiie returning residents muda in November 1949. north of the 38th Parallel* ruption oi their civil servants. experienced staff in the Bank of by P.A.A. on Saturday were Mr. Continued from Page ! alent of tiie U.S. National Guard. that be wished to plead guilty A Liberal member of Parlia­ Greece with the issue of import Edmund Cooper, of Pembroke, One of the Canadians, Petty The Atlantic division, which in­ But he said the visit was not United Nations naval gunfire "with a reason." ment, Mr. Constantine Bellas, licences. and Mr. William Wilson, of Paget. Officer James Callighen, ia now cludes Bermuda, runs eastward connected with his present kept Communist troops from Paul dp "not appear in court summed up the general attitude Examples erf red-tape practices on his way to Korea on board the from New York across the Atlan­ appointment. He declined to snooping too near while the to tell tier story, and Mr. Minty of the man-in-the-street in an Mr. William Burton, manager of destroyer Nootka, which wae in salvage men worked. They were are reported day after day. P.A.A. returned on Saturday from tic Ocean to London; over Europe comment further. bound Forbes over iam six months article published in the-press de­ Citizens, who are entitled to St George's recently. Another, and then to India, whore it meets Marshal of the Royal Air Force called off yesterday after high to keep the peace. nouncing the "Mandarins" of call on public departments during a week's business trip in tbe Commander Edward Madgwick, is the Eastern division of PAA. This winds and heavy seas had battered United States. commanding officer of the Huron, Sir John Slessor, chief erf the Greece.' only one hour, three times a latter division organises Sights British Army Staffs, left here by tbe corvette into an unseaworthy when a helicopter crash-landed This powerful group of top- week, start queueing" outside the Canadian destroyer which was from India across tiie Pacific wreck. also in Bermuda a few weeks ago. air for America last night. on tbe wrecked vessel. And a ranking, officials, he said, has so Ministries from early in the Mr. and Mrs. Harold White have Ocean to San Prancisco and ul­ The British Air Ministry said Three sailors were drowned U.S. navy captain was nearly far obstructed the much-needed morning. After waiting tor hours* announced the engagement of Commander Madgwick- was timately to New York, thus pro­ he would have "official talks" during attempt* to refloat the reform of the state machinery captain erf- the Haida, wjiich drowned when he was hurled- into they are often turned out by an their daughter, Gloria Roberta, to viding a roimd-the-world system. there, but declined comment Prasae. Another 18 were injured the sea from a breeches buoy. planned by the Government. indolent official who either re­ Cpl. James Robert Rush, of 2400 brought off the dramatic rescue Mr. Stanley True, Western re­ Indignation has. lately reached quires other documents, or ex­ West Wisconsin Avenue, New in heavy seas 330 miles north-east gional director who is acting as such ' a pitch, that' a few weeks plains with a fatalistic gesture of Holstein, Wisconsin, on January 1. of Bermuda 80 .hours after the host of the conference, told tbe ago a law-abiding citizen, in a the hands; "We have been so B-29 ditched on its way to Kind- Royal Gazette last night: letter addressed to an Athenian busy, you know . . . Your case ley Ate- Force Base. "We selected Bermuda as- the newspaper, threatened to "turn will be dealt within time." Citations from President Tru­ place in which to hold this first Communist" if that was the only Fear of responsibility and the US. NAVAL COMMANDER man accompanying the awards say conference because it appeared to way left to cause the Government splitting up ot work between that the part played by the four be so pleasant and because other to carry out the urgently required dozens of employees have result­ m MEET GREEK CHIEFS men reflected "great credit on duties cannot interfere with our reform and purge of the various ed in typical cases.* themselves and tbe Canadian deliberations. We think we are THE FIRST BABY OF 19£* civil service departments. Ta leave Greece, both foreign­ Navy." going to have a wonderful time in CITES IWEFFICraiRCY ers and Greeks, require an exit ATHENS, Jan. 14- (Beuter). — Petty Officer Callighen, Com­ the. Islands. Over the weekend In his- article, Mr. Bellas- cited permit. This is not issued unless Admiral Robert- Carney, com­ mander Madgwick, Captain Eric we have been sight-seeing, play­ striking instances of inefficiency the traveller is able to produce mander of United. States naval Lee (Atlantic Command medical ing— and even ' working." and laziness among civil ser­ a document signed by no less forces in the Eastern Atlantic and officer) and Chief Petty Officer The five regional directors who if vants. titan 12 different taxation ad­ Mediterranean, arrived here to­ William Roberts, naval gunnery are present are Captain George In Macedonia, he said, the ministrations showing, that he is day from Istanbul, Turkey. instructor at Halifax, Nova Scotia, Doole, Middle East and India re­ farmers- are already ploughing not a debtor of the State. The were all awarded the Legion of gion, from Beirut, Lebanon; Mr. Keith Wayne Caisey their fields and fertilisers are Tomorrow he will meet Deputy Merit. document with tbe seals* of Premier George Papandreou, the William Lyons, Iberian Peninsula badly needed. Mr. Bellas com­ twelve officials takes days to ob­ Nearly 460,000 square miles of and Africa region, from Lisbon, plained personally about the de­ tain because each service is situ­ commander-in-chief of Greek born to forces, Field-Marshal Alexander ocean were covered in the search Portugal; Mr. Nelson David, Cen­ lay in their arrival. ated in a different pari of Athens, for the missing airmen, in one of tral European region, from Frank- "Do not bully'tis, we are work­ MEDICAL CASE Papagos, and other Greek furt. Germany; Mr. A. Jackson ministers. He will lunch with the most extensive sea searches HtMA ROSLYN CAISEY (nee Wilkinson) ing- on it. The fertilisers will A woman fainted on the premi­ ever conducted. Kelly, Western European region, reach the villages some time or ses of the Customs House, in Queen Fredcrika. from London; and Mr.: Stanley other," came the reply from the Two of the men died in the Athens. A relatiye in the United Admiral Carney said his visit crash. The 18 survivors were suf­ True, Western Atlantic region, wife of head of the department con­ States had sent her a parcel con­ was purely one of "courtesy." but from New York. cerned. fering from exposure and water taining some phials of strepto­ during bis stay he would discuss swirled up to their knees in the HOWARD FREDERICK CAISEY Mr. Bellas also stated that last mycin, hr vain, the pale-faced general military questions with two life-rafts in which they were year the despatch of wheat seed woman produced.- certificates Field-Marshal Papagos and Greek packed when they were rescued. Smith's- Hill, Happy Valley, Pembroke East allocated for north Greece was from doctors and welfare organi­ ministers. Bermuda-New York Service j delayed for nine months. sations certifying that she had Winds of 40 miles ao hour Early in December, an Atheni­ tuberculosis and badly needed buffeted the rafts and made the By BOAC Likely In March an tradesman was found dead in the medicine. rescue almost miraculous. The process which may last for Canadian squadron, led by. the at 4.50 a.m. on January 1st his bed after undergoing, the day "I am net sure yet that you years. British Overseas Airways Cor­ before, an inq uisitoi ial visit from will not. sell the streptomycin on aircraft carrier Magnificent, were poration will probably re-com- Weighing 9 lbs. 8 ozs. tax collectors. According to a the black market," the Customs Not only their legal "immuni­ directed to the search area and 'mence their Bermuda-New York statement by tfae Traders' Union official stated after hours- Ot ty" but also powerful influences patrolled for a day without see­ service in March; Mr; John Foun- Attended by Mrs, WINFIELD WILLIAMS, R.N. he was. so. worried by the con­ questioning and examining. resulting from their political ing the rafts. . tain, local manager for the air­ siderable amount of tax- he was "Return the parcel to the send­ affiliation add considerably to Eighty hours after the crash, as line, said yesterday. alleged to owe the State that he er; I prefer to d$e rather than the difficulties of removing them planes from the Magnificent took He denied a rumour that the As published in the Royal Gazette of December 29, 1950, had heart failure daring the night. Start dealing again witit ydur ad­ from leading posts. off perilously from the heavinu, service would be re-introduced the following Gifts are presented by these Stores: , Although the .Minister of Fi­ wave-lashed runways, tiie Haida ministration," the woman de­ Since 1945 every Prime Minis' , with Nassau as the third point of nance stated that the death of tbe clared. Then she collapsed. saw a B-17 from Kindley drop­ I.*triangular run. man was purely a coincidence, ter, on taking office, has pledged ping a canvas boat. The destroyer "DOLLYMINE" DOLL — Yankee Store. To obtain a driving licence no himself to change this state of "There is- nothing triangular since he was absolutely in order less than ten documents are re­ lowered her. whaler, but because I about it." Mr. Fountain said. "We STERLING SILVER SPOON — Astwoad-Mckinson Co. with his taxation obligations, affairs. But so far the pledges of the rough seas, sending up quired, including one issued by a have remained unredeemed. The have no intention of including CERTIFICATE FOR FIRST PAIR QE SHOES—T. J. Pearman & Sons. commercial quarters in Athens, police officer after an investiga­ waves 40 feet high, the survivors Nassau in this service." seriously disturbed by this case, Greek- mandarins have always could not be transferred to it. BABY BOOK — Bermuda Book Store. tion in the neighbourhood of your discreetly, but successfully. The starting date may be de- HEATING PAD—Frith's Hardware. maintain that their colleague residence, to ascertain that you They had scrambled into tile | layed by the accident to m Con­ succumbed because of tbe moral undermined the Government's BABY'S PORTRAIT — Camera Store. age—wealthy enough to be en­ plans. canvas boat, with water in it stellation in Britain last week. pressure of arrogant State em­ titled to drive a car privately. ORCHIDS (for the Mother) — Verdmont Florist. ployees. reaching their knees. "Tbat means one less plane When asked to explain the When a Minister attempts to Eventually, two of the Haida's available, and we may not be CASE OF HOMOGENISED BABY FOOD — Libby's. Greek imparts last year were reason for such bureaucracy the able to start as early as we hoped," about £16 666,000 short—which take action to coi rect these prac­ ciew managed to get into the ENGLISH CHI|fA SET — A. S. Cooper & Sons. «2? servants argue that they tices which are the subject of canvas boat, and transfer of the he added. .was one of the reasons why "are acting in accordance with daily complaints in tiie press, SHETLAND SHAWL — Trimingham Bros. ^American aid to thi* country was airmen began. Most of the men the law." l£ anything is wroiu, draft laws and ministerial de- ENGRAVED OTbVER NAPKIN RING — T. M. Doe & Son. curtailed. s had lost the use of their legs, and u»ey add, it is the law and not the I cisions are referred from com- ropes and slings had to be used transferred from the aircraft car­ DIAPER CARRY-ALL — Jack & Jill's Baby Shop. IMPORTERS' COMPLAINT civij service. I mittee to commission and thence to swing them onto tite Haida. As rier to the destroyer. Importers explained tha* the BOTTLE OF CHAMPAGNE (for the Celebration)—Frith's Liquors. But the real difficulty goes! to legal councils until the initial soon as each man was cleared out i ,• The .Bermuda rescue was tbe HIGH CHAIR — Chesley E. White. delay in tha, implementation of back to the fact that in Greece object either disappears from the of the rough seas he was rushed I fifth in which Commander Made- | the import programme was main- civil servants are, by law, per- final text or another huge dossier to the officers' quarters and put to | wick took part. He was concerned 31Z9tm. ly due to thie oompucawKcomplies** ^ft«=J ^n^ manen^n^t employees and cannot be goes into the Ministry's archives bed after treatment by Surgeon in four sea rescues during the at issuing import licences oy ajsmissed except by an intricate —to be forgotten. Commander Eric Lee, who was last war.

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WHIWwwif^^^aawgaiiSWt Page 3 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1§5I Beaverbrook's Son Ropes European Tells 0( Red Flannel IF IT'S SO CLEVER, Food Sterilisation Urged As Flight From Lhasa WHY WAS IT LOST? A Debt Collector's Life To Return Here In Summer For Spinsters f Continued Fran P*f« t Former Battle of Britain ace A Problem and Conservative M.P. for Hol- New Way To Fight Cancercommande d by Kalon Tsarong, BLACKPOOL, England (Reu­ born North during 1945-50, Group who 40 years ago fought r rear­ ter).—A- talking budgerigar flew Is Not A Happy One Captain Max Aitken, D.S.O., By VINCENT BUIST of electrical equipment alone guard action against tee Chinese LONDON, Jan. 14.—The high K, into a house here, settled on a D.F.C., and bis .wife spent a few Reuters Correspondent turns out 16 different types, from when tee late 13th Dalai Lama cost of red flannel in Britain to­ 1.5 kw to 200 kw. Prices range fled from the Tibetan capital In day was brought to the notice of woman's shoulder and said "I'm He's a first-class vagabond," following it that he was unable hours in Bermuda yesterday BERLIN. — German scientists afternoon while in transit from are advocating electronic food from 3,500 deutschemarks (about trirnlar circumstances. a committee of noblemen of tee Pretty Topsy of 131 Hornby Road, said Jeremiah Alexander Ser­ to eat his meal. He accused Rob­ "We rode five days and nights inson oi abusing and threatening Jamaica to London by British sterilisation on a large scale as a £300) to more than 200,000 House of Lords while it was in­ geant, debt collector, referring to deutschemarks (about £16,666). without a halt, stopping only two Blackpool." one of three defendants who, he him and waving an iron bar under Overseas Airways Corporation. aem method of fighting cancer. quiring into the workings of In the days when "the few" de­ In scientific publications and Exports to South America, Spain, hours to eat," Byeloff related. charitable trusts. It was. complained, had used abusive and his - nose.' Robeinson denied "All important Tibetan officials everything, and tbe bearing was fended Britain against the Nazi interviews, sterilisation experts Austria and other countries are Lord Renwick, a lawyer, offensive language to him in pub­ under negotiation. are now in Yatung with the Ta lic. All three appeared in Ham­ adjourned until next. Saturday in air offensive Group Captain have repeatedly stated that the raised the matter when demand­ Aitken served in fighter squad­ present high rate of cancer may Leading officials of the Telefun­ Lama, who is tee Dalai Lama's ing teat trusts should change ilton Magistrates' Court on Satur­ order to call the restaurant pro­ chief adviser. day before tbe Wor. L. M. Minity, prietor as a witness. rons in the South of England with partly result from widespread use ken Company say teat, the Soviet their rules ot meet present day THE BRASS RAIL Wing-Commander John Fountain, of chemicals for colouring and Union, too, has expressed great "All Tibetan officers in India needs. charged with using offensive lan­ have been recalled to Tibet, and QUEEN STREET guage in a public place. flip The third defendant, Sylvia B.O.A.C.'s Bermuda manager. sterilising food products. interest in the German generators. "I live in a small village where Landy, ot Friswell's Hill, was con­ Although they enter, the human •But present difficulties, "on tee with the officials already in there are two trustees who tisfre The first one, Ernest Pitts, ot victed and bound over for six Yesterday afternoon Group SUGGESTIONS FOR TODAY Captain Aitken, who is a son of body only in small quantities. financial and other, sides," will Yatung they will share out' the a small capital sum to expend in Devonshire West, admitted the months. After some explanation these chemicals, especially these probably delay deliveries to Rus­ gold and treasure brought down Roast Leg of Lamb 6/- in court by Landy, Mr. Minty said press baron Lord* Beaverbrook giving two years supply of red charge and was fined £ 1. and vice-chairman of the com­ derived tram tar, are believed to sia or other Eastern European by tee Dalai Lama from the Potala flannel to deserving spinsters in Curried Beef with Rice 'gl. 5/6 that the defendant was vary volu­ ,:J The second .defendant denied pany which controls the London have lowered rather than raised countries. Palace in Lhasa. the village," he said. .- Tenderloin Steak 7/- that he had said anything of­ ble and he was satisfied she was tbe standard of public health. The Telefunken Company is al­ "The Communist advance in guilty of using offensive language, Daily Express, Sunday Express, Declaring teat tbe trustees fensive. This was the man whom Evening Standard and newspapers German experts therefore so, studying experience gained, in western Tibet has been' rapid," could not obtain flannel, red 'be Sergeant referred to as a vaga­ but he felt that Sergeant's at­ turned to food sterilisation met­ the United States for the pro­ Byeloff went on. "They are 10 Minute A-Ia-Carte Service titude was provocative. in other parts of Britain, told The duction of so-called radar range otherwise during, the war, he bond. He was Clayton Robinson, Royal Gazette: hods operating with high frequen­ racing for Shigatse, which is tee continued: "Now that they can Half Southern Fried Chicken 12/- who said tbat Sergeant had called cy electronic rays. These methods household cookers. spiritual home Of tee Panchen People who collect debts have "I am certainly going to return Operating on frequencies which get it, the cost is so prohibitive Western Omelette with Chips 5/6 him a wharf rat and a drunk. to make themselves cantankerous, "eliminate cancer-sponsoring fac­ Lama, bot tee advance from the that they can only afford to give to Bermuda for a holiday. It looks tors," they declare. are still barred for Germany by eastern front has been slow as the 3>l»9+m. . The incident from which the' said Mr. Minity, and he should a lovely place, and my wife and Allied contrbl regulations, these about tiro spinsters a small pieije charge- arose occurred at a resta­ have thought that by this time Electronic sterilisation methods Communists are building a road of flannel each. They have asked I hope to be back in the summer." have been the subject of experi­ cookers substitute high frequency along which they move tanks and urant on New Year's Eve, and Sergeant would have been able to Group Captain Aitken was rays for the usual heating energy my advice on what to do and, Sergeant said that he was so upset "take it." . ments for the past four .or five lories." frankly, I don't think they can do married recently in Jamaica to years. German scientists based such as coal, gas or normal elec­ It was Byeloff's opinion teat tee Miss Violet deTrafford, daughter tricity. anything." ' .' their tests largly on experience Dalai Lama would "certainly Neither did their lordships. of Sir Humphrey and Lady de gained in the same field in other leave Yatung for India when the Trafford, who will be arriving in European countries and in the Communists appear at Shigatse COUGHS Bermuda in the Britannic towards United States. 86 OF QUEENS 600 and Gyantse." the end of this month. For a radiant shine when INVISIBLE RAYS "This, however, will take time," soon go Before their Constellation de­ PASSENGERS LAND HERE he added. 1 parted for London, Group Captain Products to be sterilised and Byeloff confirmed the assump­ and Mrs. Aitken spent a few hours run through a metal coil loaded Docking this morning at her tion here teat tee Dalai Lama you take this at the home of Mr. and Mrs. with high frequency electricity. usual time, tbe. Queen of Bermuda moved to Yatung to avoid the • It soothes tl«* * BLUNOELL riODUCI King William 12.00 sation itself requires much or Highland Queen 10.00 little time. A 30-kilowatt gene­ 31152tm. rator will sterilise one pound of BREAKFASTS Teacher's ....L 12.00 semolina in about eight seconds. BERMUDA GENERAL] John Haig 12.00 - The new methods are already Hudson Bay 1240 being applied to sterilise all kinds LUNCHES THEATRES Haig & Haig Five Star 12.00 of corn products, seed, nuts, food, juices, beer, and other alcoholic DINNERS drinks. Milk, too, is being steri­ vs RYE WHISKY lised electrically; but this is still SANDWICHES Seagram's V.O 12J* in tee experimental stage. PLAYHOUSE :— Canadian Club 12.50 Several German firms have al­ 2.30 and 7.45 ready produced high frequency Gooderham & Wort's ^-j generators tor food sterilisation. The finest selection of Wines and Spirits Special 12.50 The first German model was in Bermuda Great adventure Schenley Reserve 8.75 shown in Munich two years ago. vrfOW PLACE OF BERMUDA READY TO EXPORT {drama JJJH&OIM Phone 1142 BOURBON By now there are dozens. The For Reservations 2.30—7.15—9.10 Kentucky Tavern 15.00 Berlin Telefunken Company, one 9148Tf m tp. of Germany's largest producers ADULTS ONLY THE PRINCESS HOTEL Walker's De Luxe 12.50 \C0Uim MCTUBS ixtm* jgt-^azg^ RUMS %Mmm$$3 Bacardi "Carta de Oro" nM Bacardi "Carta Blanca" 123© fhiNEVADAA Dancing Nightly Mount Gay Barbados 4.30 Goddard's Gold Braid 5.00 DOROTHY FORREST FRANK ffORGE To the Music of MALONE ' TUCKER ' FIWtEN ' MACREADY BRANDY At 4.05 and 9.20 JACK WALLACE Hennessy. fcirfc 16.50 Martell's -fr^rfr 16.50 The Last Date' and his Hennessy V.O 20.00 Special Short Subject on Heerings Cherry Brandy 13.75 LONDON ORCHESTRA Speeding With Picnic Basket At 4.20 and 9.35 Courvoisier -fr^fc 19.50 Killer-Kidnaper For reservations and information regarding V.S 23.00 'JOHNNY EAGER" " Napoleon 50.00 With LANA TURNER and! Loose in a Teeming special events ROBERT TAYLOR TELEPHONE 1113. ASSORTED PACKAGES No. 1 NEW OPERA HOUSE:— j Railroad Terminal! 3 bots Canadian Club i 2.45 and 7.45 2 bots Schenley Reserve 11.75 No. 2 3 bots Haig & Haig Five Star * 2 bots Canadian Club 12.50 PRE* No. 3 6116tm tp. 1 bot Teacher's Scotch 1 bot Canadian Club 1 bot Walker's 1 bot Schenley Reserve WOOLS 1 bot Haig & Haig .. 14.25 No. 4 The St. George Hotel 1 bot Drambuie o CREPES I bot Benedictine 1 bot Grand Marnier Offers f bot Heering Cherry I bot Hennesseyjiinirfr 17.00 GABARDINES No. 5 I bot Teacher's Scotch „ Dancing Nightly 1 bot Schenley's Rye j bot Gordon's Gin > SATINS I bot Teacher's Scotch I bot Kentucky Tavern Also 4.45 and 9.45 Bourbon "Secret Service 1 bot Bdrdinet Aprico** - o CORDUROYS 9 WINSLOW FOX—Monday, Wednesday, Friday Liqueur 12.00 of the Air' With RONALD REAGAN - No. 6 1 bot Teacher's Scotch ^p | I FAILLES I BAILEY'S BAY—8.00 Ail Experience In Realism! REGINALD BURCH—Tuesday and Thursday I bot Schenley Rye "The Fireball" HMBd I bot Coronet V.S.Q. "Stella" WILLIAM HOLDEN Brc**dy THE FOUR DEUCES with Alva Williams- 1 bot Walker's Bourbon o TAFFETAS KancyOkonfeny Fitzgerald 1 bot Bacardi Blanca SANDYS THEATRE—8.15 Saturday Rum 13.00 *v3 SOMERSET—8.15 "Paradine Case" IfW 11J "KIND HEARTS No. 7 "Laramie" 3 bots Canadian Club AND CORONETS'* 2 bots Kentucky Tavern SOMERS OPERA HOUSE "Armourd Car Robbery" Every Wednesday and Saturday 14.50 St. George's 8.15—"On the Town" ST. GEORGE'S—8.15 No. 8 Assorted Scotch BARUCH DINNER DANCES ] bot John Haig 'Murder on the Waterfront' HOWARD DUFF 1 bot Highland Queen ' MARTA TOREN Special Dinner served 7 p.m. — 9 p.m. 1 bot Lauder's Northern Queen • Street SOUTHAMPTON—8.00 "SPY HUNT" Cream All* Sales* Final "Kiss for Corliss" DANCING 7 p.m. — midnight "The White Tower' I bot King William and "Panic on the Streets" 1 bot Cutty Sark $12.00 2M'ltf *••' jii*t*. •I Jlllfm tu.

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ue investigators say that upper- employment for everyone. It bracket earners are basically No Problem Foreseen has to see that people do not Catching The Tax-Dodger honest, and evasion is much more In Employment Here starve." s difficult far them because their iM earnings are usually publicly ac­ Captain Winter admitted: "So SALE of DRESSES More and More Difficult counted for and audited. Continued From Pige 1 for, I am inexperienced." But be had charge of the hard-working BOGUS FAMILIES they wanted an employer or an Bermuda Service Corps in 1939- By SIDNEY WEIDLAND, employee, and as soon as a Spec* >.toe*^5 Now On But from time to time, less- 40. The corps of which he was Reuters Correspondent, vacancy (or a- suitable employee) commandant, comprised ISa men. scrupulous business executives turned up, tbe people were noti­ LONDON—Dodging the tax- The tax department believes have invented ruses. Some falsely They carried out 23 projects in collector is more difficult in Bri­ tbat politeness pays. Usually, the register families when none exist, fied by tbe board's clerk, Mr. their 11 months* existence—before tain today than ever before. erring citizen, when caught out, thus claiming allowances for George North. the United States authorities re­ DEEB SAAD 1'he man who tries to "fix" his pays up. Onlyrarely does he have which they are pot eligible. Dis­ "At the present time, ^e do not placed them. books to avoid paying a full share to De taken to court. honest restaurant waiters have interfere with wages or hours," \e& In that 11 months, tbe corps did •&e>ei Reid Street Phone 2958 of the tax burden knows that be Catching up with tbe tax dod­ developed a thriving trade in the said Captain Whiter, "to ease of Phone 3866 is up against highly-trained in­ gers sometimes takes several war we would have to operate a such jobs as the complete over­ sale of forged receipts, which can haul and repair of the South ns:.*m. vestigators. Science and account­ years. be presented to the tax authorities wage-freeze, but generally we 3113tm. ancy have combined to catch him and claim as "business expenses." allow labour and management to Shore Road from Coral Beach in The methods of detection are Paget to St. Anne's Church, out. closely guarded secrets, "tricks Some company directors give arrange their own relationship. But, despite all modern methods of the I nil" used by the 33,000 tbeir wives jobs as secretaries— If there is .any dispute, of course, Southampton. Tbey built of detection, the Inland Revenue officials. But one large group is on paper, so tbey can claim to pay we have to step in. numerous water tanks at various Board reports that evasion is still employed on searching the tele­ salaries which, in fact, never leave institutions, constructed playing "serious and widespread." phone directories for businessmen the bank. It is a very important board be­ fields and roads (including those cause it would have to run various hi Bernard Park) and cleared the Most tax-dodgers today are who are missing from the tax­ ' The tax inspector spends three MID-SEASON small businessmen, shopkeepers ation files. projects in time of slump, to find Ridgeway Home property. and one-man firms whose ac­ years training for this job. In that counts are difficult to check and Nearly all the information lead­ time, he learns nearly all the whose existence can be hidden ing to the "kill" is gathered by tricks and all tha known methods from the tax authorities for years. the income tax officials them­ of outwitting them. In 1949, the tax department selves. Only about six times a year .caught up with 1,886 of them—and does information come from out­ retrieved more than £5,000,000 siders. When you make popcorn balls which would otherwise have been • With big business people they for a children's party tha kids lost to the national Treasury. have little trouble. Inland Reven­ wil enjoy having raisins in them. How many escaped the net is, of course, not known. Some esti­ Henry Heath mates say £100,000,000 is lost every year, though Government officials believe that this figure is Under the Distinguished Patronage of His Excellency too high. the Governor, Lt. General Sir Alexander Hood, CATCHING UP NOW G.B.E., K.CB. and Lady Hood The war and staff shortage in The Bermuda Musical £ Dramatic Society FUR FELTS tbe 700 tax offices led to laxity in keeping detailed records. Many presents obvious evasions were spotted during the war, when tax men 15/- and 22/- were overworked and too busy Doris Dunlop to start long investigations. They Canadian Mezzo Soprano, were filed "tor future action." Now, the time has come to catch at Trinity Hall, Hamilton up with the arrears ef work. Most Britons are taxed under January 25th and 29th CHILDREN'S HATS the "pay-as-you-earn" system, in which dues are deducted by tbeir ] Reduced to 10/- and 15/- employers before tbey get tbeir pay packets. For them, it is al­ most impossible to evade pay­ A number of FUR FELT models ment. But for thousands of self- employed people, "sprucing"—as half-priee the tax men call it—is compara­ DO YOU KNOW? tively easy. HANDBAGS 20/- and 25/- Under the British law, the onus lies on the taxpayer to keep the' tax-collector up-to-date on bis That you can now enjoy earnings. Failure to do so is a ELAINE HAT SHOP criminal offence, punishable by "Above All the Right Hat'' 1 rebling the total amount of tax cocktails in the beautiful Boat chargeable. YORK HOUSE Small grocers' shops, market (nearly opposite the Bermudiana Hotel) traders, ice-cream sellers, chim­ House Lounge —- and luncheon ney sweeps, back-room tailors, 3131+m smallholders, gardeners and bar- j bers are the worst offenders. and dinner in the gracious But also worrying the tax men are thousands of workers who pay Make tne nens more at home. taxes dutifully on the wages of atmosphere of the Manor their normal jobs, but who make You can collect eggs by the dozen. extra "pocket-money" by private work in tbe evenings and say See Our Supply of VISIT nothing about it. 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SCORE FROM KICK-OFF LEFT WINGER IS CHAIRED - Playing in a strong, cold, nor­ CORAL BEACH TENNIS therly wind, Southampton kicked Candidates For Caledonians Are Set Out For Thursday Game N off, and right from the kick-off TOURNAMENT STARTED OFF THE FIELD BY TEAM took tbe ball to the St. George's goal and scored. Richold was passed the ball and drove a bullet CALEDONIANS READY with his right foot that the goalie Eight Matches Completed St. George's IskJIeaten slapped at instead of catching. fiT SELECT THEIR TEAM Tbe ball bounced off the goalie's In Mixed Doubles Tourney hands, struck the upright, bounced By Southampton Team 3-1 back, and the goalie slapped at- it The first tennis tournament of again. The ball went behind him the 1951 season was started at the International Match into the net this time. Coral Beach Club yesterda^ after­ A large crowd, consisting mainly of the "carriage trade" who * 3M4>BPIft ' scored five minutes noon when the first round matcher Planned For Thursday appeared in closed cars and watched the game from a comfortable later, but the .goal .was disallowed were played in a special mixed shelter at the St. George's field yesterday, paid their respects to Syd for off-side. In another 18 doubles tournament. '• The Caledonians will be pick­ minutes Paul White made it 2-0 Many of Bermuda's ton ing their team to represent Scat- Oatley who on his forty-fourth birthday, played his last game of for the Southampton Boat and Mayers, including Miss Henther land' in the forthcoming Inter­ football. Sports Club,'his shot being cleared Nicholls and Dick Freisenbruch, national match to be held at the All the crowd were hoping that with which to finish off his soccer off the goal-line by one ot the St. ave entered the tournament, hut B.A A. field on Thursday, and wife George's backs and in o the net. have been partnered with less a good number from which to Oatley might get one last goal career, but it remained for Mac­ n donald, inside forward of the Just before half-time Paul experienced players hi ea h <-a'c boose, should field a fine team in Southampton team, to score the White scored again from a long Freisenbru>-h a nd his 12ryear- their mat'jh against tbe Onions. lone goal for the St. George's old nei'-e, Jennifer Freisenbruch, Tbe Caledonians will be cap- fob. The goalie went up in the air r team. after it, slapped at the ball and advanced into the 'uarter-final •'^rinfifl by David "Jock" Stewart, Berja House of Fashions Southampton established a I deflected it slightly, then, while round with a 6-4, 6-3 win cer a wing half, native of Glasgow three-goal lead in the first half of • still in the air, slapped av it again. 'Jean Roy and Miss West5x ' World-wide cleared from the goal-line. 3_« 7-5, 7-5 Whites, who can play either half­ half or an inside-forward. He was At Prospect Tonight back or a forward position, was born in Manchester of Scottish In Walker Cnp Golf Final B Service With poor ball distribution The quarter-final round matches born in Hawick, Scotland, but parents. ... Duracleaning Oatley had very Jew chances to are scheduled for play on Thurs­ came to Bermuda at an early age. The Bermuda Athletic Associa­ score his last goal, and it remained Tommy Byers, of Prospect Com­ Captain Preston Flanagan and tion will hold a soccer instruc­ day afternoOn,- with the semi­ , Jimmy Hunter, who plavs for mand, is a full back or a half-back is recommended by America's for Macdonald to score for St. finals next Sunday and the finals tiie Nationals, is a wing half and Mrs. George Wardbam gained the tion period at the Prospect Gym­ George's. on the left side. He is from Mid­ final round of the Sir Alexander nasium at 7.30 this evening. The the following Thursday. came originally from Glasgow. He lothian. foremost furniture and FORCE CORNER Thursday's schedule is as fol­ will probably see service on the Walker Cup goli competition at class will be under the direction In the last minute of the game lows: Jimmy Dodds, of the Prospect the Mid Ocean Club yesterday of Mr. George Ainsley, B.F.C. department stores. team. No. 2 team, is a right back. He St. George's forced a corner. The Dick and Jennifer Freisenbruch Jimmy Kelly, who plays for the with a 3 and 2 victory over Ev soccer coach. corner was taken by Hayward and comes from Edinburgh. Hetland and Mrs. Tom Smith. vs. Roger Beavan and Mrs. Thad BAA. Greens as a forward, is The team will be selected soon. In future, all classes will start it was a good one. Macdonald, Zuill. from Glasgow. He has played Hetland and Mrs. Smith, who from 7.30 p.m. standing right in front of goal, Dave Hutchings and Patsy, forward for the Wigtown Athletic were seeded No. 2 in the tourna­ All B.A.A. soccer players, in­ headed the ball smack into the Junior team which reached tiie ment, defeated Lieut. Ned Geesey nets instead of clearing. The ball Stone vs. Mai Gosling and Mrs. cluding the Juniors, are requested Thea Brennan. finals of the Southern Scottish Draw Made For Beaten and Mrs. A. Guest on Saturday to to attend tonight's class. was centered off and the whistle Junior League. reach the semi-final round. blew ending the match. Mai Martin and Miss H. Nicholls vs. B. Neidecker and Elizabeth Jimmy O'Neill, who is un­ Eights In Lucas Cup In other quarter-final matches At the conclusion of the game Johnson. attached, is from Glasgow and a played yesterday Jerry Hilborn the St. George's players gathered left winger. The draw for the beaten eights and Mrs. William Gosling con­ The finest upholstery, orientals, carpeting, twists . . . around the "Cowboy" and carried Mario Gonzales and Heather INJURED ANKLE of the Lucas Cup golf competition tinued to advance with a 3 and 2 France Beat Scotland him off the field. Nicholls vs.. Reggie Cooper and and even antiques can now be SAFELY cleaned and Anthea Smith. Tommy Logan, who played for Was released for publication by win over Capt. and Mrs. Fowler. The teams: tite Nationals as wing half, was tne Riddell's Bay Golf and Capt. Dick Dineen and Mrs. Dixie In Rugby Union revived. The Duraclean organisation provides an St. George's — M. Fountain; E. born in Durham of Scottish des­ Country Club. Hoi well also gained tiie semi-final international service. Roth well and P. Blee; H. Dale, H. cent. His presence would have The second round of matches round after eliminating Col. and PARIS, Jan. 13 (Reuter).— Whitehead and F. Dale; I. Hay­ SOMERSET EAGLES DEFEAT been a great asset to the team but must be completed on or before Mrs. Jack Merrell, 5 and 4. France beat Scotland 14-12 in a • Duracleaning IS SAFE: No scrubbing . . . Ne ward, S. Butcher, Mi Adderley, W. he cannot play now due to an January 20, with the third round Rugby Union match here today.. - Whitehead and S. Oatley. Hilborn and Mrs. Gosline shrinkage . . Rug sizing not disturbed. SOCIAL CLUB 3-1 IN BFL ankle injury. to be completed by January 27. knocked out toprseeded Mr. and Southampton *— L. Charlton; C. 1 Bill Steward from Prospect The semi-finals must be concluded - • ' - ~* • Duracleaning REVIVES: Resilience is re­ Martin and W. White; H. Wads- Mrs. Brock Park in the first round The Somerset Eagles gained two Command, plays half-back or full by February 3, with the finals and will be favoured to gain the stored to wool fibres. Pile unmats . . rises. worth, L. Pengelly and Header- back. He is from Glasgow and is scheduled for February 4. son; R. Frith, P. Richold, P. White, j points in the Bermuda Football final round over Dineen and Mrs. Colour tones reappear (except faded League's "A" Division yesterday certain to play if fit The draw: Holwell. The People's Market: fabrics). E. J. Macdonald and R. Madeiros. Bill MipLfan, of Prospect No. 1 Second round—Tom Anderson The referee was Mr. Lea Smith. afternoon with a 3-1' victory over In the beaten eights, Duncan (Next to the Playhouse) the Young Men's Social Club in a team, is listed as a forward. He and Geoff Kitson vs. Bcb Bowker • Duracleaning IS CONVENIENT: Furnishings is from Airdrie. and William Hoglund; Donald McMartin and Mrs. H. C. Curtis league match played at the White beat Sir Eldon and Lady Trim­ Open daily until 10 p.m. cleaned by professional Duracleaners in your •HPteftL Bob Layden, also of the Prospect Smith and Ernest Vesey vs. Gerry No. 1 team, is a half-back or full MacRonald and Reid Bassnett; ingham, 6 and 5, and George (Except Thursday and Sunday) home. Use again same day. Captain Kenneth big scored the Wardman and Mrs. D. Triming­ B.F.C Executive lobe tally for the Social Club. bade He was born in Edinburgh. Ronnie Dwyer and R. Scott VS. • MOTHPROOFED also, if desired. Jimmy Healy, ot Prospect Com­ Gordon Barnes and John Paul ham beat Bert Work and Mrs. J. Local and Imported Meats Goal-scorers for' the Eagles were Ward, one up. SLOW SEASON DISCOUNT ... Jan. 10% .. . Feb.6% Meeting Tonight not available.. mand, is from Edinburgh' and is Jones. 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GREENS BEGIN PRESSING . For the first twenty minutes of CAVENDISH WIN 5-1 BAA. JUNIORS DEFEAT Press Preview Of REMAIN UNBEATEN IN LEAGUE the second half neither team. Nationals Defeat B. A. A Whites allowed the other a clear shot at OVER PANTHERS TEAM goal as the ball ranged between ST. GEORGfS^O SUNDAY Fishing Films Today the defences. The Greens began WITH 4-1 WIN OVER POLICE applying the pressure and McCabe There will be a press preview made a good save of a shot by Panthers' Goalie Injured; 3-0 As Paul Wirthlin Keeps Good Football Witnessed of two fishing films shown this Jimmy Kelly. evening at five o'clock in the Midway through the half Receives Cut Over Eye At St. George's Field Trade Development Board's room. Mulder Extends Scoring Streak Mulder had the ball in the net ^Scoring To Minimum Press representatives have been again, but referee Joseph Ferreira Cavendish Ne,.I; came back into The B.A.A. Juniors, playing a invited to attend. pointed to a spot outside the goal winning form yesterday at Wood- more constructive and faster On Wednesday, these films will area for an off-side. Stock, when they gained a 5-2 de­ Thanks mainly to the fine goal- brand of football, defeated the St. be shown to the members of the To Eleven Games With Two Goals Twenty-eight minutes of the cision over Panthers, bringing keeping of Paul Wirthlin, George's Juniors in a Junior Bermuda Angler's Club and tbeir start of the second half a shot by their total .of "t'**>Fii»s in tlse Nat.onals were only able to defeat ST. GEORGE'S DEFEAT League football game played at friends. The Bermuda Athletic Association Greens racked up their eighth Jimmy Kelly was covered by R.F.C. Second Division to eight. tbe lowly B.A.A. Whites by the the St. George's Garrison field McCabe, but during its flight to­ Half-time was 3-0. • . comparatively small score of 3-0 BJLA. IN LEAGUE PLAY yesterday afternoon. consecutive B.F.C.- First Division victory yesterday atiernon by de­ ward the goalie the ball was de­ By no stretch of the imagination in the B.F.C. First Division match From tbe outset, the B.A.A. and relayed it into the top of the feating the Police Recreation Club 4-1 in a great defensive game flected into the net by Jimjny can this game IWhe- clpssed »« a*» played at Woodstock yejterday. team took control, and it was on nets. played at the B.A.A. field. The victory thus enabled the Greens Morrison to put the Greens entertaining affair. The football Werticularly in the first half the Three Goals In 6 Minutes rare occasions that the BAA It was not long before BAA. further ahead. was ragged in the extreme, and to retain the only perfect record in the senior circuit this season. , Nationals marksmen were Well am goalie, Ray, was given an op­ scored a/ain, Barron making full Packing their defence even there was very little e omtr i**Hste the target and, dominating the Ore East Enders 3-2 Win portunity to show his skill. use of a miskick by one of the Big Pete Mulder, the Athletic's match by a decisive margin, the more tightly, the Police went all play on either side. Panthers St. George's backs, to speed the towering centre-forward, ex­ match was more evenly contested play, they peppered the Whites' Some fine football was wit­ out to keep the high-scoring were unfortunate in losin" t^e goal from all angles. However, nessed during the match, for the ball into the net. tended his scoring streak to than tbe score would indicate, Greens at bay, and did that until servir-es of f oalkeener Moran Three goals within six minutes ekSwen games—six ia league play due to the firs.-class keeping of proved enough for the St George's Juniors, who have rp^e'ved t*»e just before half-time, Constable despite the fact that the Police eight minutes remained in the early in the «s>me V*>P»I be and the agile Wirthlin, they were kept benefit ot George Ainsley's coach­ found an opening close to goal *nd five in Cup competition—with used only three men on attack. game when a cross by Saul hit tbe Bardgett were injured in a goal­ Dinghy and Sports Club as a pair of goals to boost his total to two goals only, both unstop­ tbey defeated the Bermuda Athle­ ing, are displaying more football and put- in the fourth BAA. POLICE OPEN SCORING upright and rebounded to Mulder, mouth collision. Moran was pable shots rocketted in by Fred­ skill than can be seen in the counter. for the. season to 43. whose bullet-like shot gave taken to hospital with a long tic Association 3-2 in a Second One minute after the Police -, die Wall and Renato Perreira. Division B.F.C. mateh played at Senior leagues at the present Play in the second half of the After opening the scoring in the McCabe no chance for saving. gasih o er one eye, nut Bardgett time. game was not as fast as during first minute ot the match the kicked off toward the eastern goal Nationals also called the tune to the BAA. field yesterday after­ The teams: was able to resume playing after the second half, but, although Lob passes, good trapping and the opening half, and neither team Police packed the area immedi­ a cross by "Taffy" Phillips curved a respite. noon. in toward the goal, with Vic flood B.A.A. Greens — V. Flood; M. Wirthlin had several^ severe tests, Lack of punch in the forward head passes were in evidence, and could score until just about full ately front of their goal and wait Cavendish roon went ahef»d time when Constable put Barron on the defensive, using a three- jumping to punch the ball clear. Flood and G. Sousa; F. Mahoney, the shooting lacked its usual line proved the downfall of the on one occasion an attempt to In the air the ball was caught by W. Frazer and L. Swain (captain); w^en Harry Cox's shot from the deadly accuracy. The third goal, Athletics who held the better part score on tbe turn on a high ball through and Barron crashed home man forward line to make probing left wfa»g was misjndnred by Mor­ a bullet for tbe 5-0 score. attacks on the Greens' goal. a stiff breeze and curved back to­ C. Saul, W. Mowbray, P. Mulder, in fact, did not come until less of the play to fall apart when was seen. ward the goal, with Flood help­ H. Lancaster and J. Kelly. an and passed into the' net. than a minute befpre the final within scoring range. Tbe ball control of the juniors Tbe teams: The "Cops" hold the lergue less in trying to stop its flight Police—D. McCabe; J.' Watkins Panthers fought ha£k unsu'vess- whistle, when Perreira helped a In contrast, most of the East was exceptional, but tiie passing St. George's:—E. Havward; G. leaders scoreless Until midway under the bar and into the net. and J. Holness; R. Steele (cap­ fully against steady defence whi^b pass from Pengelly on its way into End power lay in their attack with of the BAA. juniors in parti­ Brown and J. Amos; T. Eatherley, through the first half in a match tain), J. Morrison and D. Luker; gave little away, brt was not the net far beyond the 'keeper's Charlie Lewis, Charlie Brown and cular was beautifully timed. R. Oatley and M. Grineley; D. that Was reminiscent of their first Play started ranging from one troubled a lot by tiie slow moving The first goal of the match end to the other, with McCabe A. Phillips, D. Hebbard, J. Ham, reach. Alt Aldrich always a threat in Dempster, A. Tucker, B. Hayward, league clash a few weeks back. D. Abbott and P. Doswell. attack. front of the goal. Their defence came off the St. George's defence. B. Boyle and H. Hayward. The Police scored two quick goals making a smart save off a hard Whites made two early attacks, One of the East End fullbacks, In chive by Mulder, Flood being The referee was Mr. Joseph On tbe other hand, Panthers de­ also played well as a team with BAA. — E. Ray; K. Dunstan in the previous contest only to fall Ferreira, Jr. the first of which ended with a trying to clear, put tiie ball back and M. Minugh; S. Minugh, C. apart in the second half and lose called up to punch clear another fence found considerable diflficulty weak shot with which Ruberry the half-backs constantly break­ o in coping with the speedy dashes ing up plays and feeding their into the net over his head. Ranee and W. Adcock; A. Barnes, the match 4-2. superb cross by Phillips in tbe had no trouble in dealing. BARRON SCORES fast-moving match. of the wing men, and were not forwards almost continaully. L. Mello, F. Barron, R. Constable KEEPS MULER OFF The second attack a few minutes Six minutes, later the B.A.A. and A. Blee. Clifford Saul passed the ball SATURDAY'S BRITISH helped bv their tendency to drib­ later nearly saw them go ahead. St. George's kicked off to start BALANCE ble the ball in the dancer area in­ the game but it wasn't until four added to their score when Barron "Baddy*' Lewis refereed the over to Pete Mulder, but before Ruberry came out to secure the snaffled a pass from bis left wing match. Jim Morrison, who changed he could get his shot away McCabe FOOTBALL SCORES stead of setting rid ot it uofield. . ball, but was beaten by the minutes before the end of the places with captain Ron Steele at took the ball off the centre-for­ FURTHER BEHIND bounce; Vallis managed to get in first half that either team had centre-half position, turned in a ward's foot to save what appeared The following are the results of The visitors'dro^ped further be­ a shot which was, however, been afforded a clear shot at goal. fine job of keeping Mulder off a certain goal. the games whose results were hind after 32 minutes, when Cox cleared off the line by left back At that time the Athletics were balance most of the time, making missed in the Sunday Royal ae&n fo'md the range with a long W. Wall. The Whites' forwards awarded a penalty for handling the high-scoring leader of the Midway through the half Harry saw very little action in the Lancaster pushed the ball out to Gazette: shot which took substitute goal­ and Tommy Mahoney blasted the B.A.A. attack repeatedly kick FIRST DIVISION Nationals' goal area after this. Al. ball over Bernie Oatley's head Come to FRITH'S First wide of the goal. Saul, whose cross hit the crossbar keeper P. Wall by surprise. • Burnley 0, Huddersfield 1 Cox al«o had a hand in the' though, at a later stage, Ruberry and into the net to give the Athle­ For the Greens Morris Flood and rebounded down and into the 'was kept busy for a time, his goal net to tie the score. SCOTTISH LEAGUE "A" | V ird and last coal ef this half six tics a 1-0 lead at the interval. was outstanding in defence, with Airdrieonians vs. Hearts, post­ was never in the slightest danger. ST. 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i~^^S0Mi~ HSHSSM Page 8 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, UOmAY;- JANUARY 15, 1951 V SOMERSET EAGLES DEFEAT OLD COLONY CLUB CAVENDISH GREENS WIN Dressing Nudes INDO CHINA REDS OPEN SOCIAL CLUB 3-1 IN BFL I Dry Cleaning HOLD SNOOKER FINAL JUNIOR HAGUE MATCH Costs £50fl?^P MAJOR OFFENSIVE Semi-Annual The Somerset Eagles gaiqed For two points is the Bermuda Foot­ Eachin Folies HANOI, Indo China, Jan. 14 ball League's "A" Division yester­ John Barritt Trophy Defeat Spanish Point 2-J (Reuter). — The Russian-recog­ nised Viet Minh rebels in Indo SHOE SALE Service day afternoon with a 3-1 victory To Retain Two-Point Lead LONDON, Jan, 1* fReuter),— China have opened what tbe over the Young Men's Social Club To Be Given Thursday Decking "nudes" with true Paris­ French army believes a "major for —— *. Phone 2104, ta a league match played at the ian chic is one of the most ex­ offensive," General Jean De Lattre The Cavendish Greens con­ pensive items in the £45,000 De Tassigny, French commander- MEN — WOMEN — CHILDREN White Hill field. On Thursday evening the final tinued to rule the Bermuda Junj&r Sunshine Cleaners relies Bergere revue to be pre­ in-Chief, announced today. Don't miss the exceptional tl*$i of the snooker tournament for the Football League after edging out sented in London next March — "The- Home of Better Captain Kenneth Iris scored the John Barritt' and Son trophy will General De Lattre said that Viet bargains offered in all departments the Spanish Point Juniors, 2-1, in the first eve* to open in London Minh forces, firing 75-millimetre lone tally for the Social Club. take plaee at tbe Old Colony Club. a league match at Cox's Hill instead of Paris. Cleaning" The play will commence at 7.30. I guns and heavy mortars, had a w.s.tp Goal-scorers tot the Eagles were yesterday afternoon. Those extravagant feathered attacked French positions 30 miles not available. Mr. Frank Ford will play Mr. The victory left the Greens with a headdresses and scanty bejewelled north-west of the Tonkin delta One Week Only George Gray in this match, which two-point margin over tbe B.A.A. accessorial cost no less than £500 capital of Hanoi. will be decided over five frames. Juniors and Southampton Reds, to £600 for each of tile girl, Earlier today it was announced All Sales Final Ford reached the final by elimin­ both of whom won their matches picked for their perfect figures, tbat French Union troops had ating H. A. Johnson two frames to yesterday, in the league race. The who will adorn the stage of the wiped out a regular unit of the one in the semi-final, and Gray B.A.A- team have played one London Hippodrome in the sta­ Viet Minh army 35 miles north­ T. J. Pearman 6c Sons by eliminating Charlie Dearing in game less than the other two tuesque immobility required by east of Hanoi Queen St. (only) Hamilton two straight frames. teams. the British censor. o Only Philco Has HI Following the match, a repre­ Inside-right George Eatherly The new revue will succeed BERLIN, Jan. 13 (Reuter). — 3082ti •»(. sentative of John Barritt and Son scored both goals for the victors, "C'est de la folie," now well Into The West German paper Die Welt will present tiie trophy to tiie one in each half. Almost im­ its second year, which was the reported today Herbert Wandel, winner together with prizes to the mediately after Cavendish kicked first Folies Bergere revue im­ East German chief for interzonal runner-up and semi-finalists. Off to start tite match Eatherly ported from Paris to London by export, bad been arrested by tbe Philco Ranges took a pass from Mickey Johnson Bernard Delfont, leading British State security service for reasons Thp trophy, being donated by and made no mistake guiding the theatrical manager. John Barritt and Son will be so for unknown. The report could Give you mora features and value lor ball past D. Faries, Spanish Point The lavish, glittering fantasy not be confirmed by any. official called the John Barritt and Son goalie. This was the only score ajsd the ingenious tricks of stage­ source. your money and finest, fastest cooking. Snooker Trophy, this being the in the first half. craft for which French shows are first year that it has been played famous have proved so much to for. From the resumption of play in the second half Spanish Point took the • Britisb public's taste that Tower Shoe Store His Worship the Mayor, E. R. the ball down tbe field with London is now to. vie with Paris (Roddie) Williams, will be present Robbie Howes knotting the count in staging what has always been SOUVENIRS on Thursday evening and follow­ in the opening minutes of - the considered the most Parisian of ing trie snooker playing and period., spectacles. Native Cedar Work presentation, he will present the o new Bermuda Darts tournament SCORES WITH LOB COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Jan. PLAYING CARDS trophy to the Old Colony Club 13 (ReuterK — American cars team, winners of the darts league A short while later Eatherly Worth about $150,000 have been Bermuda Scarves last season. completed the scoring when Ma confiscated by police here from The winning darts team are long lob from near the mid-field owners who have smuggled them and Handkerchiefs Messrs. C. Dealing, A. Stebbings, stripe which was too high for into the country under the' guise Shoe Sale G. Gray, I. J. Williams and P. Faries to save, but low enough to of "gifts." Genuine eifts of .cars Cocktail Napkins Mulder, who are asked to be pass under tbe bar. from the U.S. are allowed, but present Robbie Frith missed a chance Danes wishing to buy a car have POST CARDS for an assurance goal a few to obtain a special permit from minutes later when his penalty- the authorities. Jewellery of Coral, Ivory, kick was high. However, the Now On miss did net have any bearing on Amber and Crystal Second Round Matches the match and Cavendish racked up their seventh win in nine KODAK FILM Played In Lucas Cup games, and their first Victory of 1951. They lost both their games Men's Women's Children's this year, after completing the Yankee Stove Second round matches were first half ef tbeir schedule with­ BASKETS played ait in the Lucas Cup com­ out defeat. petition at the Riddells Bay Golf rsmskm. All Sales Final course yesterday, and again there Cavendish will play S. George's to tit your — was some tough competition. R. in their next game on Sunday 3143+* tu f *. 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«** BH THE ROYAL GAZETTE, MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1951 Page 9 Who earns Reds Massing Forces I MEN'S . the BIG In Centre Of Korean WOOL SOCKS "-money?— bfty I have investigated some of Britain's highest and lowest paid Front; Lull In Fighting jobs, and here are tbe results: v Several- years ago a few top film Continued From Page 1 kfmnm stars could earn up to £20,000 a picture. And they were lucky to moving on one of the Communists' make two a year. But earnings supply roads. are less now. ROADS FULL OF TROOPS Yesterday's Weather On London's stage you can earn • Naval pilots from the carrier £100 to £400 a week, but it is Leyte, flying in close support of with a in-and-out kind of work with high ground troops yesterday, said Abroad expenses. roads leading east from Suwon Cotton-Gabardine Raincoat! There are novelists who earn were filled with enemy troops. £30,000-£60.000 with a success­ General MacArthur's head (At 2 p.m. Bermuda time) LADIES' ful book, orchestral conductors quarters announced that army New York 38; cloudy with £ 5,000-a-y ear conductors engineers were starting to build Miami 75; flue "All weather coats." with £ 5,000-a-year incomes, and a 2,000-yard airstrip somewhere Chicago Not received jockeys who rein-in £10,000 a in South Korea for future combat Montreal 14; cloudy Windsor Style Cotton Gabardine year and more. operations by fighters of tbe First (Information supplied by Bermuda Marine Air Wing. The statement Meteorological Station) Raincoats LEGAL TLUMS' added that it was planned to Single breasted, Raglan sleeve, An ordinarily successful K. C. handle all types of aircraft can today gross from- £5,000 to operational In Korea. belted with check lining. £10,000 a year, and a Junior £2,000- £3,000. A handful of K.C.s at the profession's peak earn Made in England, of pure wool. To around £30,000. Accountants who can untangle IN BOND PRICE LIST other people's income-tax prob­ Cotton Gabardine raincoats — set off that suit to perfection! lems are in the big-money class. Nowadays tbey often go into in- [ Double breasted, with Raglan dustry and business, where they J. E. LIGHTBOURN & CO. can earn £10,000 a year and more. HAMILTON ST. GEORGL'S So wonderfully warm for these damp Since the National Health; sleeve, Belted and has the check lining. Scheme Harley-street has lost much of its lustre. Before the SCOTCH WHISKIES days. Ribbed ankle length, 6x3 war a Harley-street address could mean £ 30,000-£ 40,000 for a Assorted Package $12.00 5 Bottle Cases of: Price £8.10.0 and £9.100. Colours - Light and Dark Tan. rib. Colours: Navy, camel, brown, specialist. Ballontine . . , „ , $17 00 Now the average yearly earn­ Ballontine Scotch Black & White 12.00 Sizes 32 - 38. ings of a top-class consultant are Perfection Scotch Vo* 69 12.00 green. £5,000-£7,000. Only a few Vat 69 Scotch Perfection . 11.00 fashionable men touch £15,000. Spey Royal Scotch Spey Royal r 1140 By doing only National Health Stodart's Scotch Grand MacNish ______11.00 "Suitable for light-weight Topcoats." work a consultant earns £ 1400 In cotton, 6x3 rib. ankle length, hi to £2,750. I GALLON CASES OF About 250 are given extra merit N,B.—See our bargain counter for savings on Saturday money of £2,500; another 750 get Lord Calvert Rye Whisky ...$12.50 various colours. an extra £1,500, and about 1,140 Lightbourn's Barbados Rum $4.75 Seagram's V.O. Rye Whisky 12.50 Goddard's Gold Braid Rum 5.25 >a further £ 500. Canadian Club Rye Whisky 12.50 Cockade Barbados Rum ...... 5.25 DENTISTS' £4,000 Mine's Five Star Brandy 16.50 Martell's xxx Brandy 10.50 Myer's Jamaicn Rurr. 9.50 Sizes 10 to llfi Price 3/9 to 6/-. Dentistry is a gold-plated pro­ Old Grandad Bourbon 18.00 Gordon's London Gin ,,. , 8.00 fession. This financial year 9,495 Mount Vernon Rye Whisky 10.50 Cherry Heering Liqueur _ 13.50 dentists will share the bulk of Walker's De Luxe Bourbon 12.50 Jameson's Irish Whisky __ £40,000,000 in fees, which gives Four Roses Whisky 1230 10.00 When shopping here an average of around £4,000. Hennessy xxx Brandy 16.50 Old Bishmilfe Whisky 1140 may park your car for Advertising was a particularly Courvoisier Brandy ______16.50 Booth's House of Lords Gin 8.00 high-paid job before the war. Boulestin xxx Brandy 14.75 Bacardi Blanca Rum , 12.50 half-hour on the Then a top man was paid £ 10,000 Bacardi Oro, demijohn ...... 12.50 east side of a-year. Now the peak is about half. Queen St. Chemical consultants and GALLON PACKAGES OF ASSORTED LIQUORS analysts can earn anything from Twenty-One Package ...... $12.00 De Luxe Package $12.00 £5.000-£20,000. 3 fifths Ballontine Scotch 3 fifths Black & White Scotch Architects, surveyors, account­ 2 fifths Canadian Club Rye 2 fifths Seagram's V.O. Rye ants, education officers, and town clerks employed by local authori­ Each United States Citizen or Resident is permitted to take any of ties are good .steady pobs. A ne­ the above gallon packages into the United States free of duty. When shopping gotiation committee has recom­ Prices quoted are U.S. currency. mended that their pay should rise here you may park to a minimum of £2,100 to be­ for half an hour tween £3,000-£4,000. Orders for all IN BOND Liquor Packoges must be pieced at toast on the east side 24 hears before time ef departure. WOMEN GET LESS itntm. Queen Si reel. 7011« m. Xf. I '' ^ . At the other end of the scale J124t« there are many jobs with weekly wages well below the national average of £6 4s. Id. Trades with a basic minimum of between £4-£4 10s. for the low­ est grade of workers, include >**2* button manufacturing, coffin furniture and jute, toys, stamped and pressed metal wares, keg and B I drum-makers, cotton-waste re­ BLANKETS clamation, - rope, twine, and net VAit^CotiiJi^ E and boot and floor polish. l^* In all these jobs women are paid less. D Engine drivers get a minimum of £6 4s.-£6 18s. Outside London J a dustman earns £5 9s. 6d.-£5 12s. 6. for a 44-hour week, and FOR YOUR CHERUB A [ county council roadmen £ 5- £ 5 10s. C Women domestics in hospitals get £3 14s. to £4 2s.. while men I K porters, messengers, and labourers have a minimum of £4 17s. to i ^ E £5 6s. Among the lowest-paid are girl T cinema usherettes, who are paid New Woollens jr from £2 5s. to £3 9s. in London, #*, S according to the grade of cinema. In tbe provinces tbey get £1 from England 18s. to £2 4s. 9d. ia the lowest- grade houses to £2 15s. to £2 18s. 9d. in tbe classy picture palaces. Waitresses and cashiers in un­ licensed refreshment bars and buffets are paid £2 17s. 6d to Pure Shetland Wool from England £3 2s. 6d.. and waiters £ 4- £ 4 5s., Pure wool . so soft to the touch with meals. On top of these how­ Here are the clearest collection of ever, are tips, which often In white only. Infants' Clothing — they will surely average £1 a week. Barmaids in public houses get a 60 x 80 70 x 90 8 x ibo prove to be warm companions for These cosy lacy woollen bed Jackets minimum of £3 15s. to £3 18s. and in residential hotels up to that "Cherub" of yours. are the very thing for these chilly nights. £4 2s. 60/- 80/- 100/-

They come in soft shades of ... . Part wool ... In lovely solid colours Items included in this selection Peach, white and sky blue. SOVIET SECTOR POLICE . . . Rose, Blue, Green. are: HOLD THREE AMERICANS 72 x 84 Price 37/6 Matinee Jackets. BERLIN, Jan. 14 (Reuter).— Available in average woman's sizes. East Berlin "peoples' police" today Cotton Blankets .. . with lock stitched Jacket, Bonnet and Bootie Set. arrested three unidentified Ameri- i can soldiers who crossed into the Price 24/- Soviet sector by mistake, West ends . . . Single 18/6 Double 21/- Cardigans and Jumper Sweater from Berlin police said. Police officials said the soldiers sixth month. were carrying hunting guns at the time they were seized. Pram Sets — Coat, Bonnets and United States authorities were A new shipment of Quilted mattress tonight negotiating for the release | of the soldiers. They would not Protectors. Twin and Double. Leggings. When shopping here you may park give their names. 18/6 and 21/- When shopping here you your car for half an hour on the South West Berlin sources said the Bonnets. men were hunting in the Ameri­ may park your Car on side of Reid St. can sector district of Lichtenrade when they crossed into the Soviet Mittens. the South Side of Reid territory by mistake. Street for half an hour. Gloves. " '""&'

BERLIN, Jan. 13 (Reuter). — j The West German film industry today opened a "week of the German film" 1 n Berlin t o strengthen the industry against foreign competition. AW West Berlin movie theatres will show THE BABY DEPARTMENT only German post-war films, some for the first time. BERLIN, Jan. 13 (Reuter). — When shopping here Girls of 18 and over in East Gar- you may park your many are being recruited from the car for Vs hour on Reid Street The WomanS Shop Hamilton Reid Street Communist-controlled Free Ger­ the South Side of man Youth for service as radio Reid Street. operators with the new merchant 3125tm. 31i2Jt«i marine. They wfll be taught aiaitm. ISiiaSa Chinese and Russian.

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BUREAUS, Chiffoniers, Wardrobes, ready arranged upon large silver £15 monthly. Apply M. A. Gibbons; Rug Mats and Squares in Tapestry SEMI-SPEED MOTOR BOAT, custom- CHAPTER THBKE into a narrow train which the Sale" ad. Through the Want- BOT for early morning delivery of The and Axmlnster. — The Arcade Fur­ saleswoman explained could Bit- 1261. niture Co. built by British Power Company, in tonka. Ads folks sell everything Royal Gazette, South Shore, Paget. excellent condition. Apply Flitcroft & Tbe story this far: VICKY eat off later, so that she could Mrs. Harrington, nodding ab­ PARTIALLY FURNISHED APART­ from real- estate to roller Apply Circulation Dept., Bermuda ANTIQUES: Genuine Antiques of all Lightbourn, Ltd.; phone 2953. BLAIR, in San Francisco for the wear it tor an evening gown. stractly tp the two girls, was MENT, 2 bedrooms, Westmere Build­ skates quickly and profit­ Press; phone 1052. descriptions on sale at the Antique wedding of her cousin, FLOR­ ing; very central; £25 monthly. Apply Shop, corner Washington Lane and NEW HUDSON AUTQCYCLE, £22.10/-. "It's adorable," Vicky cried trying to decide if there would M. A. Gibbons, Ltd.; 1261. ably. Ph. 1052 for an ad Wilson, Burnaby Cycles, Victoria St. ENCE, to RICHARD HAR­ Church Street. RINGTON meets JIM MODDY, knowing she would have no need be room for the orchestra On one writer. for such a dress at home but if side of the stairs. ANNOUNCEMENTS ANOTHER SHIPMENT of Colourful Richard's best man. Vicky and Cotton Cretonne Prints lust arrived. Bicycles Jim- are immediately interested she stayed in San Francisco . . . "If we hring the small piano WANTED TO RENT Lusher & Company (wholesale only). 6ET TOUR VOICE RECORDED at in each other. To- induce her Her pounding heart apsmfea her up from the game room we can ' ' — 4 .LOST AND FOUND Phone 2135. LADY'S RUDGE BICYCLE, 3-speed, 2 or 3-BEDROOM FURNISHED Hayward and Hayward Studio, Court hub dynamo; good condition. to stay in San Francisco, Jim she would be staying. She manage it." she insisted. "But HOUSE, located Harrington Sound Street; by appointment. Phone 1700. BEDROOM SUITE, dining-room suite English Tan-Sad' pram, practically offers to help her find a job. couldn't leave now.' we' 11 have to have more potted area or St. George's; phone 4714. LOST — SMALL NAVY AND PLAID CLOTH BAG, red Cunard label, ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: En­ lounge suite; oth might like a cup of tea be­ Court Street, Hamilton. covers made to order.—Henry K New in . . Berkshire Nylace (Kantrun) and re-set; first-class workmanship; Cox, 'Upholsterer,' North Shore Road, GIFTS: Hand Tooled from finest fore you start to dress." near Grace Church. Pembroke. Bermuda cedar in all varieties. — STOCKINGS.—W. J. Boyle & Son. reasonable prices. Jeffrey & Sims Saw­ Vicky tnanked her, took the John Davis, Cedar Shop, Somerset. mill, Dundonald Street, Hamilton. Tel. WOMEN'S LEATHER SLIPPERS have 2971. tray and gave the package to just arrived in new assorted colours. Florence. — W, J, Boyle .45—Western Music Answer Te Previous Puxzls 3U9+m. 6.00—Business and Stock Reports she yawninely declared she hadn't view of ppossible sacrifices in­ slept a wink. They had an eleven CROSSWORD PUZZLE volved in holding off the powerful Rubber Buses! 6.IS—Jane and Tommy 6 30—Welcome Visitor o'clock appointment at one of the ACROSS 29—Tibetan gazelle T RAD E T [APE s Chinese armies. 1—Farm building 30— PlaythJnR R 1 6.45—Marvin Miller. Story-Teller stores to see if Vicky's dress R E MO, TE PES, T LONDON, Jan. 14 (Reuter).— 6—Meadows 31—Girl's name ON T 1 Presence of the American in­ 7.00—News needed altering. Then they would »—Sell to 33—Challenged (J P •T N EHK O A gadget wnich gives its wearer O p 1 O B N telligence chiefs indicated, obser­ 7.19—Hearts and Flowers have a bite of lunch before soing consumer 35—City In Russia S em PE frequent pats on the back and 11—Spiritualists' 36—Weight ot T D B AR vers believed, that Washington 7.30—Kay Armen Show te the beauty shop. Everything R B u P E FOR SALE passes cheering remarks is among meeting India T R TE l O M was seeking first-hand informa­ 7.46—Musical Programme was arranged. Every thin a was 18—Guido's 38—Is mlstakaa s HMT^ crackpot inventions offered foe L L M tion on the strength of the Chinese this year's Festival of Britain ex­ 8.00—Journey into Melody perfeefe Vicky's dress, a mesent low note 40—Maa"»~ 1 Ew from the bride; was shell pink 14—Sparkle nickname PO I. 1 ^TsE ffe Communists in combat against hibition. , 8.15—Accent on Melody 16— Sun cod 41—Eyelashes • «r United Nations forces in Korea. 8.30—Story Time chiffon, frothing like rosy foam 17—Music: 43—Drink slowly lit Organizers of "Eccentrics' Cor­ as written 44—While - U.N. withdrawals during the ner" at the show are delighted 8.43—Carrol Gibbons Show 19—Go In 45—Walk on last month are facing tbe com­ at the response to tbeir appeal for 9.00—Concert Hour 20— Footlike part heavily A MODERN 2-6EDR00M HOUSE mand more and more urgently 10.00—Tomorrow's Headlines 21—Lampreys 47—Brother of eccentric inventions for display. Odin with the need for overall de­ Offers include a rubber bus 10.15—Do You Remember Split In Persian Cabinet | §=?»'"^" 48—Stay with Garage cisions, they added. which deflates when passing under 10.45—Melody Magic sheltered side BO—Thoroughfare General Bedell Smith was 11.00—Make-Believe Ballroom 28—Mature 52—European a low overoridge. a smoke-grind­ 0?er 03 Concessions It—I'art of mountain ash DOWN appointed director of the central ing machine which its inventor 12.00—Close Down fortification S3—Paddles On the Mid-Ocean Golf Course intelligence agency in August last claims has, in a North London 1—Ameliorate year. The agency supervises all 2—Near suburb, ground smoke into three TEHRAN, Persia. Jan. 14 (Ren­ 1 % I M i t, T a 3—Tattered cloth Glorious watervi«ws American intelligence. Its job is grades — coarse, medium and flee ted) .—Finance Minister Gholam *—River In Esrpt to gather and analyse reports from (he won't say why), a stairway 9 II 2 6—Sly look Cortisone From U.S. Hussain Foruhar, a defender of , 8—Organ Near lovely beaches diplomatic, military and all other weighted to give one the impres­ 1 of hearing sources. sion of walking down while in Sought For British Girl the proposed agreement with the 13 H « ia 7—Indefinite fact walking up. article British-controlled Anglo-Iranian % % t—Conceal 17 18 19 at with approximately 1/3 acre properly Another man appeared at the LONDON, Jan. 14 (Reuter).— Oil Company, resigned tonight. 9—Trick festival office clutching a struc­ % % 10— Kind of clot1h A cable will be sent to the United The Government of Ali Raz­ 21 21 23 24 11—Beef fm!**" HIT-AND-RUN WOT ture of door-stops, sawn-off hat­ States on Monday asking tor m 12—Comfort pins, curtain rods and cotton reels mara withdrew the MB for rati­ % 15—Pigpen small quantity of the drug corti­ IS 27 2» Kitson 4 Company, Limited all designed to wobble, rythmi- fication of the accord on Decem­ Na. 18—Put In Una sone for Elizabeth Finch, a 16- MAKING PROGRESS cally if purposelessly, to the sound ber 26th, 1950, the day it was % 20—Competitors Real Estate — Insurance — A uctioneerine — Travel year old girl from Chiswick, to come before Parliament A Vt SO 22—Damage of a trumpet. Middlesex. 24— Worship Satisfactory progress is being Tbe best of tbe inventions will commission appointed Hv the Maj­ Y/,^/A 26—Consume Crawford House, Teh: 2919 made by eight-year-old Kitrh^ner lis, lower House of Parliament, 31 y32 m 28—Greek letter be on . show this summer to She has- been in a London hos­ 31—Gets up Church Street, 1247 Simmons, son of Mr. and Mrs. reported unfavourably on the % 32—Native of astound or puzzle those who come pital over a year suffering from 35 J? 38 3» Hamilton Victor Simmons. Cox's mil, Pem­ from overseas to study British., I lupus erthymatosis — a skin agreement. % largest broke, who was: admitted to that % % continent 313l5tm. character- Slid achievement; | disease. The report, stated that "the HO. S3—Falls In dropt King Edward Memorial Hospital o m n- 4s 34—Propels OK Friday afternoon. The boy The Chiswick mayor, Mr. agreement proposed did not suffi­ 'ti % 35—Kskers was found injured at tbe side of BEIRUT, Lebanon, Jam 13 Oswald- Brenttn. said an applica­ ciently safes:ward the rights of the *i MS Hi 47 37—Shade tree (Reuter) — The Lebanese Foreign % 39—Barracuda the. road near Pembroke West tion to the British Medical Council Persian nation." % 41—Bab v's bed Ministry denied rumours today for cortisone had been turned 48 49 II SO 51 School by Mf. Jack Mullin. that the United States, had put Opposition tat the agreement 42—Singing vole* The police have not received I down. had been worked uo in tha Majlis 46—Sailor (colloq.) pressure on the country to join " M M. is 46—Period of time any further information as to how the Western bloc. It said it had But he was determined to get by the National Front, a small 49—Famous the accident occurred. the drug, he said: He had asked a hut fervent "Persia for the Per­ battleship Fine Waterfront Home not received any note or demands Pbtr. t», Uaitcd re»t«tt SrndJwU. • from the United States. firm of druggists to get same from sians" party, and by large sections SI—Teutonic deity America. of the press opposed for various If they failed he would "wire reasons to the Razmara Govern­ FOR RENT % the mayor of New York," he said. ment. ' The firm could not get in touch They demanded nationalisation Rupert's Autumn Primrose—5 This attractive home has five bedrooms, New Cottage with its New York branch this of Persian oil industries. weekend, but'will cable on Mon­ three bathrooms, is completely furnished FOR SALE day morning. and is located on Pitt's Bay Road near Elizabeth was "fairly comfort­ Situated in Warwick Parish able'1 at the hospital today. Hamilton. en the Main Road IN MEM0RIAM in a In loving memory of Available to approved tenants. HALF-ACRE LOT FURNISHED COTTAGES KATIE S EL INA JOELL The Cottage has 2 Double HOUSS | PROPERTIES who passed away so suddenly Phone 2535 Bedrooms, living - Room, I one year ago today. Kitchen, Sun Porch, Tiled FOR SALE "How littlr me thought, Bath, Terrace and Cellar. When we woke that morn. The sorrow the day would bring, ATTRACTIVELY BUILT. Bedsittug town Apartments ftou little nle knew Rupert and Edward are thrilled at i Reasonably Priced That the close of thai day. At last they stop for buns and ices, (Daily Rates) going to the Fair with their new and the gentleman smiles, "hi Bermuda A. DONALD SMITH Call 2535. Would bring dentil's merciless sting friends. The gentleman payi for time for as to go now," he says, MM. R. G. ROBINSON God gees us strength to bear it. everything and the little girl leadi "but you can stay for a while if Realtor REAL ESTATE .(«

hold Sees which usually carry The choice, however.;;jRJtt^ •*? also. membership of die Sacred delicate, to srive. the honour to Pope Expected To Name Ceflfeee. _..', \^, . Armagh would mean that the ff6fl!» tlft WMEd Vatican circles are also specu­ new Cardinal mogttd tesiae m lating on the possibility that Protestant Northern Ireland and Monsignor Celso Constantini, not in Catholic Eire, while to rive New Cardinals Soon Secretary of the Vatican's Con­ tiie honour. fe Dublin instead of fe PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia, Jan. gregation for the Propagation of the Primate might appear to be 13 (fteuter). — A six-week drive By ADRIENNE FARRELL Asia, which gained its first red the Faith, may be raised to the papal recognition of an enduring to collect old clothes, and parti­ cularly discarded woollen gar­ VATICAN CITY, Jan. 9 (Reu­ hat with the nomination of the rank of Cardinal. partition of Ireland. " Chinese Cardinal, Thomas Tien- ' The outspokenly anti-Commu­ ments, will begin throughout Cze­ ter).—Pope Pius XII is expected At least #W nominations are choslovakia on Monday to provide it**** to summon a Consistory soon to chensin, four years ago, will al­ nist Arehbishop of Milan,. Cardin­ most certainly get a second Car­ al Bdefonso Schuster, is expected expected to go outside Europe, more caw, material for the count- nominate 17 new Cardinals, it ii Among them will almost cer­ try's textile industry. Prises are learned in authoritative Vatican dinal, probably for India. to be called to i in the New FRENCH SHOP Year to become prefect of the tainly be Monsignor Maurice Roy, being offered for fee biggest col­ circles. ' • In Europe, Spain is expected to Arehbishop of Quebec, whose dio­ lections. This would bring the Sacred get at least two new Cardinals, Congregation of Religious, which France, two and Italy, three. deals with all questions relating cese was SO cjisastroosly stricken College of Cardinals up to its lull fcf the crash of fee Canadian »il- COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Jan. strength of 70 for the first time BEHIND IRdU CURTAIN to monks, nuns and otter mem­ bers at religious orders. grim plane in the Alps fe Novem­ 13 (Reuter). — Denmark, like since the Consistory of 1946 at Two red hats may find their ber. Britain. Is cutting rail services to which 32 new Cardinals were way .behind tne Iron Curtain- VACANT BISHOPRIC save coal. In Copenhagen 60 big created. one for the arrested Czechoslovak This would leave vacant the % fee United States, the two stores have also volunteered to On that occasion, 28 at the 32 Archbishop Joseph Beran, of Archbishopric of Milan, whose Archbishops thought most likely turn off advertising signs.at night new Cardinals mete non-Italian. Prague, and the other for the occupant is also usually made a fe receive the Cardinal's rat are and others ism expected to dot fee You haven't' begun to shop — 'til you've seen the perfumes At least two of the new broad- Polish Archbishop Stefan Wys- member at the Sacred College. Monsignor Joseph Ritter, of St. same, even though there are no brimmed red Cardinal's hats, it zynski, of Warsaw, who is con­ Ti'e nomination of two new Louis, and Monsignor Richard official plans fe reintroduce light­ is believed, will go to Bishops in sidered to be one of the Church's Cardinals in France is regarded Cushing, Arehbishop of Boston. ing restrictions. the United States. One will prob­ ablest men In Eastern Europe. as certain: Monsignor Maurice in Trimingham's French Shop. Two other American names, ably go to Canada, and one to A Consistory for the nomination Feltin, the new Archbishop of BONG KONG, Jan. 13 (Reuter). Eire. of new Cardinals has been over­ Paris, and Monsignor Joseph however, are also being mention­ ed is likely candidates. They —• Two hoid-up men -*•*• both due for some time, with member­ Martin, Arehbishop of Rouen. Chinese — feed on and seriously ship of the Sacred College at the Spain, too, has two apparent are Monsignor John Joseph Mitty, Archbishop of San Fran­ wounded a Qiinese when he re­ A Shop within a Shop, low ebb of only 53. certainties: Monsignor Benjamin sisted them in Hong Kong's Euro­ de Arriba y Castro, Archbishop of cisco, and Monsignor Francis Tbe Pope, however, postponed Keogh, Archbishop 61 Baltimore. pean business district today. One Letlbu holding it until 1951 to avoid any Tarragona, and Monsignor Bal- ef fee attackers was caught. bino Santos y Oliveira, Arch­ outside ceremony interfering AiSlA-BORN CARDINAL teYour with the pilgrim ceremonies and bishop of Granada. BUENOS AlftES,. Argentina. And you'll marvel at the prices too," audiences of the 1950 Holy Year. A third Spaniard, Monsignor Asia is expected to gel! at feast Jan, 13 (Reuter). — Esteban Gar­ Names of many of the new Leopold Eijo y Garay, Bishop of one Asia-born Cardinal. It is be­ cia, a 41-year-old worker in a as a casual price Comparison between • Cazd)isals are already being men- Madrid and Patriarch of the lieved that fee honour may go to meat packing plant here, used | tioned as almost certainties in West Indies, is also regarded as Monsignor Thomas Roberts, as five revolver shots, a knife and a our prices and those of New York will I some Vatican circles. a possible future nominee. Archbishop of Bombay. Monsig­ hammer to kill his incurably-ill Two Italians considered to be Ireland's new Cardinal will be nor Roberts, however, is a mem­ wffe, and then himself. likely candidates are Monsignor either the primate, Monsignor ber of the ' Jesuit order which quickly indicate. See also our cos­ Carlo Agostini. Patriarch of Ven­ John d'Afton, Archbishop orAr- rarely accepts high honours. He DUNKIRK, France* Jan. 13 ice, and; Monsignor Giuseppe Si- magh, or the Bishop of Dublin. himself resigned his Archbishop­ 13 (Reuter) .—, Continuous boos, tume jewellery, scarves, evening bags, ri, Archbishop Ot Genoa. Both Monsignor John McQuaid. ric at fee beginning of December hisses and catcalls by Communist and fee-See has now passed to demonstrators forced f o r m e r 54-year-old Karachi-born, Mon­ French Premier Paid Raynaud and lingerie! All from La Belle France! signor Valerian Gracias. (independent) to cancel an ad­ dress on "war and pesi*e" at a Such are fee probable candi­ public hall here fast night. dates for fee Church's highest honours, fee f uta re Princes of the NO LUXURY TAX IN BERMUDA Church, among whom may well We've no Monopoly... be a future Pope. - Warwick Progressive Clnb Those chosen will form part ot Christian Dior fee Sacred College of Car* mis Elects Officers cm whom will eventually fall the Miss Dior But — task of electing tne neat At fee annual election meeting Sovereign Pontiff. of th* Warwick United and Pro­ As pictured—1 oz $4b\1.6 (U.S. $13.75) We're doing more and But despite increasing inter- gressive Club on Friday. Mr. E. T. As pictured—\ oz £3. 7.6 (U.S. $ 9.53) Richards, M.C.P., called upon nationalisation of. the Oaewd Atomizer 1 oz £6. 7.6 (U.S. $17.98) more REPAIRS - - - College, fee number ot 70 Cardi­ members to back the club by nals, fixed three centuries ago, is being dutiful, punctual Mid re­ Obelisque 2 oz £?-2.15.0 (U.S. $35.96) Why - - - ? fe|t fe be .no longer sufficient fe liable. fill the expanding needs of the Mr. Morris Smith was elected New World and Asia. \ president, Miss Gladys Lightbourn For this reason, the Pope dur­ vice-president, Miss Candace ing 1951 may take a decision, Willinrnp, Miss Audrey Wilson and which he ia known fe have long Mr. Davis Tan nock secretaries and Because we give Service which is been debating, to make a 40 per Mr. Edward Wilkson and Mr. cent increase in the number of William Burgess club wardens; Cardinals. bringing the full strength of fee College up to 100. Miss Valeria Smith was re­ PROMPT . EFFICIENT . RELIABLE elected chairman of the finance This would enable. him fe and entertainment committee, Mr. create new Cardinals in fee Far Ramon Stovell and elected chair­ If you're having car trouble drive in Today ! East, in North and Latin Ameri- man of fee literary committee, ca, Australia and Africa,, where Mr. Cal vi n Smith and Mr. Harold fee Church has beep expanding Smith chairmen of the choral and rapidly during fee past 50 years. dancing committee, and Mr. Llewllyn Tucker chairman of fee sports and physical culture com­ PARIS, Jan. 13 (Renter). — mittee. MASTERS GARAGE France produced 360.000 vehicles in 1950, 14,335 more than the pre­ Mrs. Hannah Saltus presided Dundonald Street vious year, and broke all previous Over the election, assisted by Mr. records, the Mhristflp at Industry Martin Wilson. Mr. Richards was 3154t« and Commerce announced. Installation officer.

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HMMHP Page 12 THE ROYAL GAZETTK, MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1951 RUSSIAN PRINCE SEEKS Bus Fares Going Up Within RETURN OF CHATEAU Adenauer Says Germans Next Three Weeks; Profit Rasputin's Destroyer Stand With West, But Poll On Operation Is Forecast Files Suit In France (Special through Reuter) PARIS, Jan. 14.—Prince Felix Shows few Ready to Fight Con inued from Page 1 Youssoupouff. who with Grand Eisenhower Meeting Duke Dimitri Pavlovitch poisoned, work like a cash register. But shot and drowned the Tiarina's tbey cost $1,000 apiece." British Chiefs Today favourite, the peasant monk Ras­ Continued From Page 1 Recalling the start of the bus putin, in Petrograd during world a strong stand against Commun­ 100 MJ\H. TAIL WIND system in 1946, with six General Conti«ued fro» Pag* I War one, has filed suit to obtain ism, he stated. Motor Company buses, Mr..Wat­ immediately he gave orders that possesion of the historic feudal The recent parliamentary elec­ AIM RECORD FLIGHT lington said that tours to beauty Chateau KerS'dlet in Finistere, tion results in the three American spots were organised then. he was not to be disturbed. The official programme of his which his grandmother gave to zone states of Hesse, Wuerttem- "I remember we had a woman visit starts early tomorrow with tbe French Government. * burg-Baden and Bavaria showed PAA Plane Reaches 445 driver at that tii»e," he said. a visit to the Defence Minister, The fabulously weathly eraad- a big swing in favour of Dr. Schu­ "She left J>efore tbe initial pdHod Mr. Emanuel Shinwell. Later macher's Social Democrats. These mother, Countess Narishkine, have refused to support rearma­ m.p.h. From New York was over. he will meet the British chiefs of married a French nobleman, "We found eventually that we staff. ment without more "positive" Count De Chaoveau, half a evidence, that the Allies would Pan American World Airways could not provide these tours in century ago and bought a vast addition to regular services, and They will discuss Britain's new not leave West Germany "holding Woke the New York-Bermuda defence plans even before the estate in Brittany for her new the baby" in the event of an attack record by five .minutes on Satur­ we felt our duty was first and spouse. But a few years later, foremost to take care of com­ Cabinet has studied them in full. by Russia. More 'positive" evid­ day. According to reliable reports, when she discovered that he had ence meant military reinforce­ A Constellation Clipper taxied muters. Sight-seeing tours have a beautiful young mistress, she been in the front of my mind ever *hese plans are based on the ments to win the first battle east onto tbe tarmac at Kindley field spending of £5 billion for re­ divorced and disinherited him. of the Elbe and not the last, ac-l two hours and four minutes after since we first started. They will HOME'S NEW PREMISES.—The Sunshine League nursery's new premises overlooking King and probably make the difference be­ armament over the next three At her death, the Countess left cording to Dr. Schumacher. leaving La Guardia. Reaching a tween loss and profit." years. the property to the state, stipulat­ Dundonald Streets are not so large as their old quarters bat they offer better scope for expansion. Anti-rearmament sentiment in I top speed of 445 miles an hour, General Eisenhower is expected ing that it be preserved as a The home'at present has ia it ten boys and eight girls. - Germany is being considerably i aided by a 100 mile-an-hour tail OLD BUSES BACK? to be told of a proposal for draft­ museum and specifying particu­ strengthenedL according to ob- j wind, the Clipper broke the Two months ago, six green ing 100,000 reservists for three larly that the chapel which she servers, by the campaign by Pas­ record set up by Pan-American buses bought second-hand in months' training in modern built should be maintained as a tor Martin Niemoeller, Protestant in March 1948. 1946 were taken to the Govern­ methods. place of worship- Church leader, who is the leading It arrived in Bermuda at 4.30 ment Quarry. They had been Though General Eisenhower Prince Felix, who on^e owned 1 non-political opponent of rear­ p.m., 45 minutes ahead of the garaged at the bus company's bas announced no plans for the tbe world's finest collection of ^^ST 2 Drivers, 2 Autocyclists mament. scheduled time. ' premises for two years, entirely organisation of his new command, jewelled snuff boxes, now charges The world war one U-boat com­ The pilot was Captain Guy Mc- unused. diplomatic observers are speculat­ that tbe Government has not mander has announced that with Cafferty, and co-pilot Mr. Jack "We had to get special per­ ing about the future line-up of executed the terms of his grand­ Year On Nuts three other German leaders he is Harvey. Other members of the mission to use tbe buses at the "S.CA-PJB." — Supreme Com­ mother's legacy. He asserts that drafting a resolution calling on crew were Mr. Davis Murphy, Mr. beginning," the acting director mand Allied Powers Europe. It tbe prefect of Quimper occupies Sentenced For Speeding East and West Gremans not to Richard Harding, Mr. Richard said. "They were longer than is not expected he will formu­ the chateau as his personal resi­ RANGOON Burma, Jan. 14 raise arms against each other. McBride and Mr. Miles Me late any final scheme unfit he (Reuter). — A Burmese Robinson the permitted size. We have dence, that the costly furnishings Eighteen cases of traffic viola­ failing to have the rear licence Those who rally round Pastor Laughlin. - Miss Priscilla Nolin come to the conclusion now that has reported back to Presi­ oi the huge bouse have been Crusoe who lived on almonds Niemoeller and Dr. Schumacher j was the stewardess. dent Truman in Washington early while marooned for a year on an tions were beard by the two plate of his van properly illumi­ these buses could be brought back stolen and that the chapel has magistrates cm Saturday in Ham­ nated and was fined £3 more for and millions of others,' look with The plane's top speed of 445 in February. been desecrated' of its priceless island in tbe Bay of Bengal has scepticism at the talks which have miles an hour was verified by into service in better shape than gone back to his home town. ilton Magistrates Court, the Wor. driving without a valid licence. the old vehicles we are using at According to one report in Lon­ ikons and other valuable art H. Martin Godet and the Wor. started in Bonn between the a United States Coastguard objects. He is Gaung Shwe, 31, of Allied High Commission and West weather ship 250 miles north-west present. don today. General Eisenhower Qzapon, 40 miles south of Ran­ L. M. Minity hearing the cases Hubert F. Watlington, of Pem­ "Their bodies, made of will press for the immediate ap­ "The vandals have stolen the broke, and Roger Wilbur De German military experts on re­ of Bermuda. Average speed was goon. simultaneously in two separate arming West Germany in accord­ aluminium, are still very good. pointment of a number of leading tapestries and oriental rugs and court rooms. Silva, of Warwick, were each 395 miles an hour. British generals to his staff. cut down tbe trees in the forest as Caught in a tempest while out fined 10/- for driving their auto- ance with the Brussels conference Mr. Dick Todd, assistant sales They will need new axles and decisions. steering mechanism, but apart Another plan attributed to the firewood," he charges. "They fishing on December 31, 1949, he Four cases of speeding were bicycles when the vehicle licences manager of the airways, recalled from that it is thought we can re­ supreme commander in some have turned the landscaped park reached an uninhabited island in heard. Augustus John Smith, of were not valid. Though most West Germans are I that exactly five years ago the claim three of them. We put circles is that a top-ranking air into a kitchen garden." the Andamans, 600 miles, away, Spanish Point, was fined. £ 10 and bitterly anti-Communist and hos­ New York run was serviced by > engine blocks in not long ago." force officer should coordinate and after being 20 days at sea without had his licence endorsed for sped- Leon Eustance Wolfe, of Devon­ tile to Russia, the evidence of the Boeing 314 flying boats, which food. ing at 30 to 40 miles an hour in his shire East, was fined £ 1 for driv­ last war is still very much took between five and six hours Mr. Watlington warned that if advise on all air matters, and with them in tbe form of bomb; the proper repair equipment was that he will ask for tbe formation There be lived in a rocky cave private car, Ian Gerald Crock- ing an auto-bicycle without a to cover the distance. well, of Warwick East, was fined ruins, crippled veterans and more "This new record," he said, "is not brought in soon, the old buses of three army groups in Western M. PLAN TEST OF for 10 months. He climbed almost valid licence. than two million Wehrmacht men "would go." He said they were Europe, composed of United States every almond tree in the district. £7 and bad his licence endorsed an outstanding example of the The husks of the nuts he ate made for going 21 to 24 miles an hour dead, mostly in Russia. advancement of Bermuda's com­ wearing out very quickly. forces, French forces and a com­ Adolph Lambert, of Somerset, Military performances of the bination of British, Belgian, REDS' PEACE DESIRE a pile six feet high. on his auto-bicycle in the Hamil­ was fined 10 - for failing to stop mercial aviation in the past five "We are short of body-repair ton City limits, Earlston Dill, of United Nations forces in Korea equipment," he continued, "but Dutch, Danish and Luxembourg Gaung Shwe counted the days his truck at the signal of a po­ years." MANCHESTER, England. Jan. Pembroke West, was fined £5 have not impressed the ordinary we have a fair amount of equip­ formations. of his ordeal by adding a pebble lice officer, and 10 - for parking German with tbe idea that he is Mr. Todd said that many record 14 (Reuter).—Mr. Hector McNeil, and had his licence endorsed for his private car in a restricted ment for the maintenance of to a pile every day. After 10 travelling at 2ft to 33 miles an bound to be on the winning side flights were made in the winter engines. Provision of adequate former British United Nations months he sighted a ship, but area; Abel Dias Pi mental, of if he fights with the West and spring, since the prevailing delegate, said tonight that if hour on the Kindley Field Road Devonshire, was fined 10 - for equipment is being considered, though he waved, it passed with­ in a taxi, and Kenneth David winds came from the north and so with a view to providing up-to- Russia and Communist China did out taking notice. parking his private car in a pro­ aided any plane flying from New TOO MANY DOCTORS not respond to tbe United Nations Minors, of Flatts, was fined £5 hibited area. date and efficient methods. Next time Gaung Shwe made for going 22 miles an hour on York to Bermuda. "Because of the extremely high cease-fire proposal in Korea, the Among local residents on the world would know they did not sure — he climbed a hill and his auto-bicycle in the Hamilton 8 Divisions Now In incidence 'of break-downs, we IN THE HOUSE hoisted a flag. He was seen, and City limits. Earl Cotland Cromwell Hodg­ record-breaking flight were Mr. have to cancel occasional services want peace. token to Port Blair, capital of! son, of Flatts, was fined 10 - for Europe Under "Ike" H. J. Tucker and Mr. William without any warning whatsoever BOURNEMOUTH, England, Mr. McNeil said the newest the Andamans, whence he was failing to have the rear licence Wilson, of the Bank of Bermuda, but the public should realise the Jan. 14 (Renter).—Local hospitals U.N. proposal for Korea plainly sent back to Burma. Frederick Charles Gordon, City nlate of his private car properly and Captain and Mrs. Albert want technical staff members to of Hamilton, was convicted of illuminated; Leonil Eugene Continued from Page 1 immense difficulties with which had the approval of almost all the taking away an auto-bicycle with­ divisional headquarters a few Francis. Delegates to the air-» we have to grapple." get rid ot their white uniforms. democratic countries. • The Com­ Thomas, of Pembroke East, was ways conference at the Castftr out the consent of the owner and j bound over for leaving a van un­ weeks ago. At a hospital management com­ monwealth Prime Ministers had a fined £5. For the additional of­ Harbour Hotel were also on board. large part in its creation. attended with the engine running; The various occupation armies mittee meeting Dr. W. McNaugh- Ships In Radio Contact,; fence ' of driving it without a Frank Gustafson, of Bailey's Bay, are at present deployed on a zonal tan complained there were so Mr. McNeil, now Secretary ot valid licence he was fined £ 1. many white-coated people walk­ State for Scotland, said tbat "this was fined 10 - for parking his basis, which will end when suf­ ONE KILLED WHEN BOMB Court limits Liability ing around the hospitals that With Bermuda Yesterday private car without lights; Al­ ficient reinforcements arrive. All great nation of America, to whom Harcourt Evans Stirling, of fred James Hall, of Devonshire, troops here commanded by people could not tell who the we are so closely tied and who Pembroke East, was fined £ 2 for was fined 10 - for failing to stop In "Truculent" Disaster doctors were. Ships in radio contact with Che General Eisenhower will then be THROWN IN SYNAGOGUE wields such a concentration of in­ his auto-bicycle at a stop sign; deployed as military reason And committee chairman J. W. dustrial power has bent far in its Colony yesterday, through the I Henry Danwreath Foster, of Pem­ LONDON, Jan. 14 (Reuter).— Moore added that often porters determination to seek the condi­ facilities of Cable and Wireless, i distates. BAGHDAD, Iraq, Jan. 14 (Reu­ luna, Nieuw Amsterdam, Queen broke West, was bound over tor Joint manoeuvres and other ter).—One person was killed and The Admiralty court here has were addressed^ as "doctor." tions which will bring the con­ Ltd., were: failing to stop his taxi at a stop limited to £7.815 liability of the of Bermuda, Rialto, Republica de training programmes, particu­ 24 injured, some seriously, when The technicians are taking a flict in Korea to a halt." Alar, Athol Knight, Brush, Venezuela, Salamanca, Sally sign; Howard Frederick Caisey, of Swedish vessel Divina for the dim view of the proposed uniform larly in the past year, have a bomb was thrown in Masouda But be warned tbat "this spirit Boheme, British Escort, Bokefors, Stove, Santa Rosa, Santa Isobel, Devonshire, was bound over for already done much to familiarise Shemtob Synagogue here, today. Thames collision of last January change. of conciliation should not be mis­ Cochrane, Dunkerry Beacon, Eros Santa Monica, Santo Wilfrido, San failing to have the rear licence the various armies with tbe All the victims were rushed to in which the British submarine They claim' the committee is taken for weakness, because it is Europa, Farm Sun, Finnmark, In- Leopoldo, Sunrell, Tecus and plate of bis taxi properly illumi­ Truculent sank with a loss of 64 guilty of "snobbish discrimina­ nishowen Head, Labiosa, Leer- methods and equipment of tbeir hospital. Police opened an inquiry plain tbat in concert we are a H.M.S. Superb. nated. neighbours' forces. lives. I tion." most considerable force." dam, Labrea Hills, Maiden, Nor- immediately.

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