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TIDE TABLE FOR SEPT. LIGHTINaUP TIME HlC- Data WateWafer Water San- Sao-' ajn. pjn. ajn. »___•_. riae aat 7.00 p.m. 12 10.48 10.56 4.31 5.10 6.00 6.30 13 11.27 11.31 5.05 5.52 6.01 6.28 U — 13.18 5.42 6.40 6.02 6.27 Wtyt asjelte VOL. 33 — NO. 210 HAMILTON. BERMUDA SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1953 6D PER COPY Commonwealth Ministers HURRICANE EXPECTED TO PASS TO EAST Give Assurance Britain EARLY TODAY; HIGH WINDS ARE LIKELY Has Vttice In Pacific Hurricane warning No. 5 was hoisted last night at 9 o'clock indicating that Hurricane "Dolly" was expected to pass a short distance to the east of Bermuda. I WASHINGTON, September 11 (Reuter).—The Australian and New Zealand Ministers The Meteorological Station reported at 9.30 last night that of External Affairs gave assurances in interviews today that Britain's close liaison with the hurricane was'moving .east-northeast and might there the Pacific defence alliance would be maintained despite the decision, with the United fore pass near Bermuda, probably to the east of the Islands. States, not to admit Britain as a member of the ANZUS pact. "The risk of hurricane force winds in the early hours oi the morning is therefore considerable," the report said. The ministers' decision not to admit Britain or other, nations to ANZUS was "Dolly" is not, however, a announced last night after they had held two days of conferences with the United States big hurricane. The winds at Secretary of State, Mr. John Foster Dulles, and military chiefs of their three countries tiie- centre were estimated io be 75 miles per hour — the Probe Of Navy reviewing Pacific defence problems. minimum force of hurricane Australia's Minister for External Affairs, Mr. Richard Case?"^said that "warm and winds. They were said to Transport Crash .intimate relationships" Britain already had with the ANZUS allies "will ef course extend about 100 miles in V V continue." » diameter. Is Continuing "Britain's interests in the ares are well cared for," he declared. Bermuda began battening down and making other Investigations are continuing at This was assured through her China's admission to tiie United preparations early yesterday Kindley U. S. Air Force Base into membership of the five-power Nations at present, Mr. Casey afternoon to meet Ihe threat the cause of the crash of a large riiilitary agency, in which Britain said: "Chinese Communist recog U.S. Navy transport on a runway Red Admission and France had respresentatives nition and admission to the of the season's fourth hurri at toe base last Monday. The sitting with those of Australia, United Nations depend largely on cane and the second to follow board of inquiry, composed of of U.S. Airmen Still New Zealand and the United their attitude at the Korean poli a course , liable to bring it ficers at Kindley Field and re States, and through collaboration tical conference and, indeed, en within the region of the presentatives of the Navy, has not with toe Commonwealth coun events tn Indo China." Colony. yet released any details Of its in Held Prisoner tries in tbe Unzam (United King Mr. Webb said New Zealand vestigations. dom, New "Zealand, Australia, took the stand that admission of The first intimation that the The Navy officers represent the Malaya) liaison group, which was tbe Communist Chinese Govern storm was heading in the organisation to which the plane PAN MUN JOM, September 11 responsible for planning for the ment to the United Nations was general direction of Bermuda belonged bot tiie name of the or (AP).—A Red source admitted defence of Malaya. out of' tbe question at present, came in a bulletin from the ganisation is not being divulged today for the first time that the The New Zealand Minister of but the situation might change "in at present. Communists were holding back Meteorological Station at External Affairs, Mr. Clifton the light of the conduct of the Major Richard Sipes, the Base some Allied war prisoners who Webb, said in the interview: Chinese at the political confer 1.25 pjaa. yesterday. want to go home. adjutant, said yesterday the "Australia and New Zealand make ence and its outcome." | It disclosed that Hurricane board of inquiry was still to ses A Communist correspondent, it a matter of special concern to He added that Communist Dolly made a considerable sion. Colonel G. B. Petersen, the Wilfred Burchett, said a crack keep Britain informed of develop China would have to work its eastward turn during the Base commander, was responsible U.S. Jet pilot and sin"undisclosed ments regarding Anzus. passage" into the United Nations. previous night and was then for seeing that the. investigations number •__* other Allied airmen "The fives-power agency now Beth the Commonwealth minis were conducted but he did not were • being held as special provides and will continue to pro ters said tiie Anzus meeting had centred about 300 miles south serve on the board, tiie adjutant prisoners because the Communists vide close liaison with Britain in been a satisfactory one; . BERMUDIANS ON BRITISH TEAM now competing in tiie International Tuna Tournament at west of the Colony apparently explained. say they were shot down over the formation of- plans in the Mr. Casey said: *"I think the j moving north-northeast — a Apart from inspecting the site Manchuria — forbidden territory most satisfactory aspect of the Wedgeport, Nova Scotia, with fish they caught In "practice" sessions. On tiie left is Harry Pacific. In addition there 'is, of Truran wito a 489-pound Tuna. On toe right is Eugene Meyer wito his 419-pounder. The change from its original of the crash, Major Sipes added, to Allied pilots in the Korean war. coarse, tiie close military liaison Anzus Council meeting was the course which, had it been toe investigators would probably A repatriated American Air existing between Britain and the atmosphere of ' confidence . and anglers are having trouble with the Tuna this year as Hurricane Carol blew toe bait fish make tests to find out if there Force major, David F. MacGhee, Commonwealth. frankness that Mr. Dulles and his out of their . usual channel. I maintained, would have had been any mechanical fault in of Tampa, said earlier this week . "As a result of these overlap colleagues showed towards Aus brought it to Wilmington, the plane. he had learned from an "ex ping inte.-ests and organisations, tralia and New Zealand. North Carolina. According to "Skyliner," the tremely reliable" Chinese Red Britain is -Die to take tiie closest "This was much more impor Base newspaper, action by Kind- that the Communists planned to and most intimate part in plans in tant than the detail of tite busi CANON RESIDENTIARY NEW COURSE ley's firemen was so expeditious intern 22 TJ-S. fliers in Manchuria the Pacific." ness that was done." that no damage by fire was done ' "until the United States recognises Mr. Casey today also gave New Record |or Tourist INDUCTED TOMORROW The bulletin stated that its to any equipment, baggage and (Red) China." notice that interference by Com new course would bring it clothing left behind in the air Allied officers have said unof munist China in the war in Indo PERSIAOEDS'SEIZED within the Bermuda area craft after it crashed and caught ficially that "there may be other China would be a factor in deter early this morning, probably fire on landing. airmen still held by the Com- mining whether tile Peking Gov ON RETURN FROM USSR Travel Set Last Month passing to the west although a The Base newspaper said that u munists, and one source said the ernment should be admitted to although the firemen had extreme number totalled about 35. the United Nations. .TEHERAN, September 11 (B-U- spokesman told The Royal difficulty with gasoline causing Burchett, of the Paris news Commenting on tiie decision ter).—Police arrested 91 Persian Gazette later that a slight "flash backs" the main fire was paper L'Humanite, who often reached with the other. Anzus Communists at Port Pahlevi to More tourists came to Bermuda last month than in any change in direction to the east put out to three minutes after toe reflects official Red thinking, said ministers at their conference that night as tliey stepped ashore from August in the •Colony's tourist history. The total was 10,557, j would bring it right over the arrival of the fire truck. The one of the prisoners was double their Governments would not a Russian passenger ship which compared with 10,39-.* in 1952. Up to the end of August this Colony. brigade was notified by A/lc jet ace Captain Harold E. Fischer follow Britain's lead ia recognis had brought them from Baku, the Ronald Creel before Kindley's Caspian Sea port, tt was reported year the number of visitors to Bermuda was 79,032, a rise .le.' ing the Communist Chinese re of 10,944 over the corresponding period last year. Kindley Air Force Base was tower sounded the alarm. Three TO BE NEGOTIATED gime and would not consider here. taking no chances. Stage fhree crash tore trucks responded to Figures for "all arrivals" hurricane alert was declared Airman Creel's alertness I and Burchett said release of the i\(whic h includes returning WeTe on toe scene Of tiie accident airmen would have to be nego residents and transients) were mp at 1.35 pan. which automatic in one and a half minutes. tiated through "diplomatic chan too, according to statistics given ally meant the evacuation of Reported the "Skyliner" —j nels," but he did not elaborate. out yesterday by Mr. Territt the base by aircraft and "Heroic measures were employ The Allied Command demanded Mowbray, the Trade Development general battening down. ed by Airman John Wright fol Board's executive secretary. Since on Wednesday that tiie Beds A plane of the 53rd Weather lowing tbe initial arrival when account for about 3,500 Allied January and the end of August he noticed three men leaving toe troops — 944 of them Americans att arrivals totalled 84,128, com Reconnaisance Squadron took burning stop. While toe plane —who were known to have been pared with 72,654 during toe first off to penetrate the storm's was still ablaze Wright left his taken prisoner bat were not eight months of 1952. centre at 11 ajn. and another truck and,* without protective released in the recent exchange. . Expressing his pleasure at the equipment, dashed into tiie in increase in tourist numbers, Mr. J one took off during the after terior' of the aircraft to search The Communists indicated that Mowbray, who was on the Queen : noon, but it was expected to of any passengers who might not they would reject the demand, of.Bermuda during her hurricane THE REV. W. J. MANNING fly on to a Stateside base. have escaped . but have not said when they adventure last week-end, said Tbe Bishop of Bermuda, the Rt. would reply officially. Similar hurricane alerts "A/lc Grady Storey, an off- that in toe post-war years about Bev. 3. A. Jagoe, will install the duty fireman, who also responded Captain Fischer, who disap 80 per cent of Bermuda's visitors I Rev. WHIiam James Manning as were declared at approxi peared last April 7, became one mately the same times for the to the crash, entered the plane originated from toe states of New j residentiary canon of the Cathe- behind Airman Wright. However of the best pilots in Korea. York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, U.S. Naval Station and Coast The Red Peking radio said on dral during the 11 a.m. service at the pair found Che plane com Massachusetts, Connecticut and guard section. pletely evacuated.""' April 9 that the 27-year-old flier Maryland. toe Cathedral tomorrow. * was captured after being shot Mr. Manning was priest-in- The Coastguard cutter Half The burning wing of the plane down in a dogfight over Man EXTENDING INFLUENCE charge of St. John's Church, Pem Moon sailed from Bermuda had been thrown 100 yards from churia. His fellow pilots last saw broke, before he left to study at for the Cape Hatteras region toe fuselage and tire entire area him battling a Red fighter near "Last year approximately 70 was a mass of flaming debris and per cent came from those areas Oxford University with a view to to be out of the storm's antici the Yalu River. taking a diploma in education. gasoline which had been flung and the trend is the same this pated path. Ihe vessel,will from 'tile wing tanks when toe LIST MISSING year. This shows the extending He replaces Canon A. L. Bur return in two days' time. left landing gear punctured the influence of Bermuda's promotion rell, who left toe Colony earlier wing, tiie "Skyliner" said, jj WASHINGTON, September 11 as a whole," he explained. in the year to take up an appoint British Overseas Airways (AP). — A second, list of 247 He forecast that the impact of ment in Egypt. He did not go to Corporation announced the It added toat according to the American soldiers and Marines, the Colony's coordinated ad Egypt, however, on medical ad cancellation of yesterday's Navy pilot of the plane fast ac- . still missing after reported Com vertising and promotion would vice. torn by Kindley's fire-fighter- munist imprisonment in Korea, flight from New York. Mr. covered tiie transport wito foam become more- tor-reaching, lip Mr. Manning will live at "The John Fountain, local manager, was announced by tiie Defence to toe end of last month there Residence." before be had reported toe crash Department today. was an approximate increase of o said the flight would take off from the aircraft to the tower. They are part of 944 American 16 per cent in the numbers of at 11 a.m. today instead. Coatinued «• Pag* 2 servicemen believed to have been tourists over tiie total in the cor captured in Korea bat un responding period last year, Mr. Malenkov Begins CONSOLIDATE FLIGHTS accounted for after completion of Mowbray added. cmEiTpilrsTO SEA, tiie recent prisoner of war ex Pan-American World Air Regular visitors were still ways consolidated its late change. - staying between eight and nine Talks With TUG TAKES REFUGE American armistice officials days in tbe Colony. fligl t yesterday with the early have demanded an explanation They are the backbone of our one, but was unable to give from Communist authorities. N. Korean Leaders The U.S. Coast Guard cutter THE- NEW DINGHY of the Royal Hamilton Amateur Dinghy Club receives ber name Elizabeth business, and during this year any information about today's Half Moon put te sea yesterday The first list of 126 was made there has been a 10 per cent afternoon in face of the Imi'lbailf I public last night. The 944 total —as Mrs. Edmund Gibbons cracks a bottle of vi ntage champagne over her bows. Mr. James LONDON, September 11 (Reu schedule until the weather increase in their' numbers," Mr. ter).—The North Korean Govern threat but tbe smatt tag Abbie R., includes 616 from the Array, 312 Murdoch holds the bow of the dinghy in for Mrs. Gibbons. A large number of spectators watched Mowbray said. position was clearer. wito a crane barge in tow, put from the Air Force, 19 from the ment delegation which arrived in toe launching last Thursday. Canadian tourist travel was Moscow yesterday had an inter Colonial Airlines, on the into Bermuda waters. The tug Marines and three from tfae Navy. also rising considerably, he added. other hand, made no alter will fuel and water at H.M. Naval o view this evening witb the During August 5,881 tourists Russian Premier, Mr. Georgi ations in its service yesterday. Base at Ireland Island where Fellow PoW» Call Them "Renegades'" arrived by air and 3,618 by sea. Malenkov, according to an official Both flights arrived and left Shell Oil have a bunkering in Victims Of Red Attack Cruise passengers totalled 1,058, Tass Agency report broadcast by stallation. Tug and tow, witt pro to make a grand total of 10,557. Moscow Radio. on schedule. bably sail today. Buried In Hong Kong All arrivals tor air in tin same The delegation is led by Mar Cw_.i_.ue_l «M hft 3 The Hav, under charter to the month were 6,532, by sea, 3,743 shal Kim II Sung, tiie North Alcoa Steamship Company, ia and on cruises, 1,058, making a headed around Hurricane Dolly,- (Special to The Warn York Times Some Korean Premier, and includes Anti-Reds Changing Her time of arrival is not known. and Tbe Royal Gazette) total of. 11,333. ~ General Nam II, the Foreign HONG KONG, September 11.— Tourist arrivals in July were Minister, who was the chief Com MISSING PERSONS FOUND The .ship has cargo for Bermuda Funeral services were held bere 11,489, compared with 9,370 in munist delegate at the Korean from Canada, f today for six Royal Navy ratings 1952. There were 11,086 in June truce negotiations. Furness, Withy have not ___*.» Th-Ar Minds In Korea Camp Mr. Rudolph Everett Blyden, formed Watlington & Conyers, tois year. Earlier today, tiie North Korean and an Army captain killed in the who was missing for two days, local agents for tbe Furness-Ber shelling of an R.N. launch by a delegation called on the Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr. V. Molotov. turned up yesterday afternoon in muda Line, about the Queen of Communist gunboat in the Pearl PAN MUN JOM, September 11 Communist, some were heard the King Edward Memorial Hos Bermuda's time of arrival. The ,River estuary on Wednesday. sion the prisoners interviewed GREEK ffiSs'MATH Marshal Kim went to Moscow (Reuter).—An Indian officer in shouting Communist slogans. ate told to walk down a narrow to thank the Russian Government pital, the police said last night. ship is scheduled to arrive on Among the service chiefs who charge of P.O.W.'s said here to They were replied to by con eyi'ijlar with a door at each end. He was last seen at his home on Monday morning but her late art' attended the funeral was Vice for its gift of 1,000 million rubles day that'an increasing number of vinced anti-Communist prison One door leads back to Commun TOIL SET AT 455 for the rehabilitation of North Reid Street on Wednesday even rival in New York, following a Admiral Sir Charles Lambe, naval Chinese and North Koreans pri ers, who shouted: "Go home ism, the other to the free world. Korea. He arid his delegation ing. The son of Mr. Everett tangle with Hurricane Carol on commander-in-chief Far -East, soners who previously refused to bandits — you are not Chinese, 'ATHENS, Greece, September 11 will also discuss "further expan Blyden, a tailor at the Mid-Ocean the way here last Saturday de who flew from Singapore to con-, return to toe Communist home you are stooges of Russia, Death The Indian officer said some (Reuter).—The full list of casual sion of economic relations be Ctob, tiie 18-year-oid youth is layed hear dry-docking and may duct an investigation into the lands, were changing their minds. to renegades ..." prisoners were trying to rid them ties to last month's earthquakes tween Korea and tile Soviet employed at toe Riddell's Bay make the ship late. attack. He gave no figures. selves of tattoo marks. He said in the Ionian Islands was publish TWO DOORS Union." Golf Club. . ||E Also expected on Monday are Admiral Lambe congratulated The Indian member of the five- the P.O.W.s claimed Chinese Nat ed today by the Government. It Tass said that tonight's discus Ten-year-old Gloria Dunlop, Alcoa's chartered freighter Evros Leading; Seaman. Gordon B. Clea nation neutral commission sup The Communist authorities are ionalist slogans were tattooed on showed that 455 persons were sions between Mr. Malenkov and toe daughter of Myrtle Dunlop from New. York, with general ver, who brought the damaged ervising prisoners who refused permitted to interview all Red them forcibly by other prisoners. killed, 912 injured and that 21 toe North Koreans "Were held th of Pond Hill, Pembroke East, was cargo and lumber ^fron. Florida, launch back to Hong Kong despite repatriation spoke after the pro prisoners and try to talk' them One prisoner went over to an were missing. a cordial and friendly atmos missing tor a short time yester and the Canadian Constructor tbe fact tbat he was suffering shell cessing of 1,900 prisoners who into returning home while they Indian guard wito his arm bathed The report also said that 93,152 phere." Tbe Chiner* (Com day. She was found at Myrtle (Canadian National Steamships) shock. Cleaver lias been sent to aniyad yesterday. While toe are kept in toe neutrally super in blood. He said he had spent persons ware made homeless and munist) Ambassador in Moiroew Thompson's home on • Church with rum and friiit from tike West hospital. _a Chinese remained mainly anti- vised stockade. After each ses Cr-ulla*.. M tta* 2 that 25,323 homes were destroyed. participated in toe talks. Street, v-* Indies. ES»S Page 2 THEmOY^GAZ-fe^TE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1053 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Probe Of Navy Transport tf^atamttatttaamutmAmt** *** **.** F«B»w PoWs Can Them "Renegades" CZECH COAL MINERS Cedar Avenue. Hamilton y Nsw Effpt To Crash Is Continuing _ Published Daily C2*» Incorporating URGED TO DIG MORE Branch of The Mother Church, The Royal Gazette (Eel. 1828). Whe Diary Bring fiLK. Into CoB-inned From Page 1 The First Church of Christ Scien The Colonist and Dhily News Some Anti-Reds Changing The'"&yiiner" said that per (Est. 1866). President Points Out Thai tist, in Boston, Massachusetts Schuman Plan haps one of *he main reasons why of J there were no passenger casual Industry Depends On Them SUNDAY, September 13th Their Minds In Korea Camp (Special to The New York Times ties was the newly-positioned • Samuel Pepys Teucer 3. and The Roytfl Gazette) XOI*ltit>N, September 11. — VIENNA, Austria, September 11 rear-facing seats constructed in Lesson-Sermon: Subject* (Reuter). — Czechoslovakia's ppji i1iii>-»__-1i_i>pjW-_--ii^i__>i>ii«iii»-iiij*» Continued From Page 1 Efforts to bring Britain into closer Navy DC6 aircraft. SUBSTANCE the entire night trying to scratch association with the European President, Mr. Antonin Zapo V£ and Canada Representative: Friday September llth. out a tattooed Chinese Nationalist Coal anil Steel Community (Schu tocky, has taken tiie nation to Sunday School: 11.00 a.m. S. Koppe & Company, toe. Chivalry—Hollywood man Plan) have been renewed by 630 Fifth Avenue " I have from time to time ad flag, the officer said. 4 task tor- not producing enough Sunday Service: ^ 11.00 a.m. New York City vocated the practice of refraining Another had "Taipeh or death ' the community's high authority. fram worry aatt trouble -when tattooed on his chest. Version, 1953 Mr. S. Ezra, a member Of tne coal. Wednesday Meeting 8.00 p.m. United Kingdom Representatives: ever possible. British delegation to the auth Mr. Zapotocky told a miners' Africa & Colonial Press Agency, Ltd. * (Taipeh is Generalisimo Chiang ority, disclosed in a talk at Oxford Pembroke Parish 8 Red Lion Square But this week I fiid the auth Kai-shek's capital on Formosa). LAS VEGAS, Nevada, Septem meeting in Prague that insufficient Reading Room at alive address London, W.C.I, England. ority for the old axiom and the today that M. Jean Monnet, presi coal output was hampering s ber 11 (JP)-— The crooner,-Bi_k dent of the authority, was to 15th Sunday after Trinity author thereof. _'bti, ^oo, from 9,300 IN CAMP industrial production and en All Are Wetcome Proprietors: Haymes,. who plans to wed Rita make specific proposals to the aa unexpected source. Hayworth, said today that "out dangering tile fuel supply tax the _ Altogether, 1,500 Chinese and British Government within the people, Radio Prague said. emi*. IHt BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. For, instead of a prayer on the 7,800 North Koreans who refused ' SOU 6AV SOU Seventh-Day Adventist Church "A-ANT TO GO TO 'Ha Makes fhe Bible Plain' THS OTV OP BAMULA?] King Street WHICH OU$t THESE ARE SGVERAL. Everyone Cordially Invited 69l_Jt». p THE ROYAL CfAZETTE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBS» 12, 1993 a8& mirrored liases - ||| Ttit man wHo namts his This Philips Radio is on I' whisky is wise: and wisest Priced from 11/- of all is he who chooses White Horse. 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Paget, ran into the back of a Tourists and Residents alike anniversary tomorrow quietly at * 0 * parked car on the South Shore their home, "Stovelyn," in Paget Work In Canada And U.S. Mr. and Mrs. T., F. F. Wyatt Road in Smith's Parish at 1 p.m. Bermuda's Chinese Restaurants West. In celebration of their have returned from eight weeks silver anniversary tbey plan to yesterday. Miss Alexander was QUEEN CAFE, Reid Street, Hamilton *158 • Mr. F. S. Furbert, principal of leave On Monday for a trip to fa Canada where they visited with taken to the King Edward the Berkeley Institute, returped Jamaica. their son-in-law and daughter, ' CANTON RESTAURANT, Court Street, Hamilton .. jjWf this .week patter seven weeks in Mr. and Sirs. F. R. Dunlop, and IV'smorial Hospital where she was HANKING RESTAURANT, Water St.. St. George's 9633 Canada and four in the United • • p. grandchildren, Mary Anne and detained with suspected concus- States, where his activities cen Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Thornton William John Dunlop, in New I sion, a split lip and a broken tered mainly around the school, Cran of Toronto, Ontario, and fre Brunswick. / — Open all days in the week —! the church and social welfare. quent- visitors to Bermuda, an rtooth. ~>. Mr. Furbert did post-graduate nounce fae engagement of tteir ^CHINESE DISHES A SPECIALITY work at McGill University, and elder daughter, Clare Elise, to J. while at Hamilton, Ontario, Philippe, only aon of the Hon. F. visited the Teachers Training n aWsilliaViiiWi iliili Special Parties catered to by Queen Cafe Enjoy the. comfort of our'beautiful new Phillipe 'and Madame Brais of ft HH in Cocktail Lounge ... P air-conditioned Dining Room and Cocktail Lounge School where .many Bermudians Outremont, Que. Mr. and. Mrs. are studying. He also visited Cran-are at present at "Outlook WINES. SPIRITS AND BEERS SERVED overlooking Bermuda's famous South Shore Guelph Agricultural School, an Cottage," Warwick. The marriage m W. other v institution where Ber is planned for February in m m 371?t>t» The Elbow Beach Surf Club mudians have trained. , Toronto. m&ir At Sherbrook, Quebec, Mr. m m featuring delightful Furbert spent a week-end with * » p» m m one of the leading doctors in the Mrs. W. S: Burton of Seaford, Hungarian-Style Dinner Music Sherbrook Hospital and was told Del.,, arrived . cm Thursday by m m direct from London the hospital would be interested Colonial Airlines to spend two m J Jut dZ&hmvudiana m in having Bermuda girls study weeks with her daughter, Mrs. •ii Excellent Cuisine specialising in U.S. Primte ing as nurses there. Warier. Brown, and Mr. Brown. Offers you another delightful summer of if. Sirloin and Tenderloin Steaks. Bermuda Sea Church work took Mr. Furbert She is staying at "Hoad ley sfg m WATERLOT INN to Ottawa, Toronto and Montreal, House,'' Devonshire. *: dancing Foods prepared to delight you and your family. and at Sherbrook he addressed » » V m Served from 8.00 to 9.30 p.m. nightly French Canadians fa thetf own - Also returning by Colonial were l¥* in the language. In New York Mr. Fur Mr. and Mrs. John Turner at Pem Lunch — Tea — Dinner bert addressed a four-day re broke "and their ^on, Denis, who ligious conference on three oc have spent ten weeks with Mrs. SUNKEN GARDEN I Formal Champagne Dance casions.' Turner's brother, Mr. Ian Mc- with As a member of the Hood As Sweeney, in Toronto. They re Dinner 7 p.m. - 9 p_m. by Reservation only with HARRY NIXON sociation, Mir. Furbert was keenl> turned te Bermuda via the United interested in youthful as well as States. CALYPSO ond OTHER MUSIC adult offenders in prisons. He spoke to inmates of-tte prison at _*PK' * * * 9.30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Phone 1758 and his Orchestra Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. John Strain also Asked if he would consider his were among the returning pas NIGHTLY EXCEPT SUNDAY trip a holiday, Mr. Furbert re sengers on Thursday's Colonial Hours 11a.m. - 11 p.m. Closed Mdhdays For reservations: Call 4301 plied, "If it be true tbat a change flight. No Cover ^M_V^ No Minimum is as good as a rest, I would say • • • 1 it was a holiday. The most grati Mrs. James Robinson, Sr., of For Reservations Telejjhone 1212 * fying of all was the renewal of North Shore, Pembroke, and her 6421'th*. old acquaintences." daughter, Mrs. Cochrane,, and granddaughter, Margaret Cock- rane, left on Colonial Airlines Successful Candidates In early tbis week for five weeks in New York. On the plane with THp BERMUDIANA THEATRE . Music Examinations them was Matthew Rogi __, son of Mr. aftd Mrs. Matthew Rogan, who presents THE Successful candidates fa the will enter college in Philadelphia. theory examinations held last • • • M THE STUDENTS BERMUDA GENERAL May in Hamilton by the Associ Visitors from Troy, New York, ated Board of the Royal Schools are Mr. and Mrs. George J. Yamin, JSL__SP THEATRES ISLAND THEATRE Of Music, London, were as follows: honeymooners at tbe Princess THE DRAMA SCHOOL SHOW PLACE OF BERMUDA Barbara Cooney, Antoinette Hotel. Mr. Yamin has for 13 years Ferraz, Mary Elizabeth Green been a member of tbe staff of The slade, Joy Heiden, Kathleen Troy Record. He was at one time Lawrence, Carol Lindley, sports editor of the paper Aid nom Air Conditioned Josephine Lindley, Mary Ann is a news and feature writer. His S ARMS AND THE MAN | LITTLE THEATRE PLAYHOUSE Lines, June Marshall, Sandra bride has been in' the paper's dis on Parris, Beryl Ranee, Meredith play advertising department for TODAY Junior Show ...... 10.15 three years. MONDAY: September 14th Ray, Jacqueline Soose, Mary Ann 2.30 and 8.30 2.05 — 4.60 Tatem, Nancy Taylor and Selma * » • TUESDAY: September 15th Bonzo Goes To College Williams, pupils Of Sister Marie Planning to leave tomorrow by 5.55—7.50—9.45 Esther, Mount St. Agnes Colonial Airlines are Mr. and Mrs. WEDNESDAY: September 16th Academy. Lyall Mayor of "Hign Knoll," --LAST DAY- •Dorothy Warner, pupil of Mrs. Point Shares, and their two chil at JJ.45 p.nt. y&£ Continuous from 2.30 jpfe Catherine A. Henderson. dren, Craig and Stephen. Mrs. M-G-M's Greatest Spectacle, Diane Ferguson, Faith Gibbons, Mayor will stay with Dr. and Mrs. Tl^CETS 10/- and 51- Pamela M. Hallett, Elsie-Mae William Prarce at Bay Head, New CHILDREN 5/- and 2/6 %. This Film is NOT fl Ruberry, Elizabeth S t e v e r s, Jersey, far a month, while Mr. Don't Suitable for Children Judith A. Stovel, Gillian Wari- Mayor will be on business for Bo« Office at HARNETT fir RICHARDSON'S man and Penny Young, pupils of Archie Brown and Son. M-G-M Min the Miss Winifred C. Savill. * * • i f to 6 p.m. Telephone 4128 Ramona Howe, pupil of Mr. C Mr. E. S. Dunch of tbe Bermuda TICKET SALE OI*_SNS TODAY Brings List Day Mark Swan. Electric Light Co., left yesterday Nancy Acton, Katherine N. for {few York where he will at 62431a eitp mfim§t xWA Another Dill, Barbara W. Frith, Dianne tend the national technical con in Seeing MacRonald, Joyce S. Maxwell, D. Great Jean Purvey and Patricia A. TECHNICOLOR This Traynor, pupils of Miss Gladys Tatem. Traffic Officer Wanted Book ** won PT ftiwra r» **• Great Certificates for both the prac TAYLOR TAYLOR FOMTAINE tical and theory examinations, as By The T.C.B, |; To Life Production well as the 1954 syllabus, may be called for at the Melody Music A vacancy for a traffic officer' Shop on Reid Street, H._milton. for.the Transport Control Board The ' Fall theory examination is befog advertised. date will be announced in Mr, Sidney Kemsley, executive JUNIOR SHOW—PlAYHOUSE^t*f_»AY—mis' a.m. October. Parents Or pupils de officer of tbe board, said fae* ' j "SON OF THE RENEGADE" siring further information should vacancy has been caused by the call Mrs. Keith Barman, repre resignation of Mr. Duncan i Mc Also Chapter 12 of "SON OF GERONIMO" sentative of the Associated Board Beath who is going to work for ^elmont JVlanor Hotel in Bermuda. the telephone Company on Sept-! ember 21. Mr. McBeath cams to New Opera House PLAYGROUNDS the Board from the Prison service. JUKEBOX IS ROBBED Salary for the post is £750 a (Dtuudna tyliahiLu Today—2.45 and 7.45 Tonight at 8.30 *^F^*H****m**^***^*****m *******/ ** mw^^^^^m^m ^^^^m^^^^ty year plus a cost of living bonus Charles STARRETT . . . ii George M'-ntfllY ... in For the fourth time within tbe at the fate of 10 per cent. Since On the Magnificent Cedar Court last tew months, and the second the duties of the office involve "Kid from Broken Gun" "Talk about a Stranger" time this week, a jukebox has a considerable amount of field been tbe victim of a thief. work an autobicycle is provided. To 4he Music oH Also — 2.2V and 8.59 % Also —10.00 Early .yesterday, between 130 The post is not on tbe Civil Jack HAWKINS ... in | David NIVEN . . . a.m. and 6 a.m., Richardson's Service Establishment. Restaurant at North.Village was Mr. Kemsely said the duties of , V f? KAI-JUEL -•i ••-•rrir'T-i— • .. -. j-| !•-___-_ •""""li AlRMAr^NOTBSEDTa HEADS OF TAXI FIRM FACE CHARGES For Complete t^^JBjt^^^^^_52r''^^S^^!_____^ _^___cn 26 *pi" FINED tti; Tea -S__ri_»£t>-I 1 Two Speeders And Careless False Information To TCB am\i ____• m'T'TlillU ^^Uf 9 Alleged By Prosecution Zone 1 1Drive r Before Court John Gilbert Brady ol the VS. Reid ConWfiy Trott, president Satisfaction |J||f! Air Force was fined £ 11 yester of Young, Trott & Company, and 1 John Eugene- Maher, vice-presi-: day and had his driving licence cancelled for a year lor speeding cteht, faced charges in Hamilton S^£0jS5Z^ at 32 to * 35 miles an hour, not magistrates court * yesterday in r»wt*. having a valid vehicle licence and connection with the operation of *- • • '•• - , sssHI not having an efficient speedo the firm's taxi business. It is al meter. Brady, Who appeared be leged that Maher and Trott gave fore the Wor. H. Martin Godet false, information to the' Transr in St. George's had htm two other port Control Board. • •*- speeding convictions this year. Ute accused were Charged ';." After pleading guilty to the jointly on four counts. Six counts three charges he explained: "I'm in all were preferred against just not used to driving at 20 Maher, including two alleging miles an hour, although that is j violation of the Stamp Duties Act the. speed limit. At home meed ' of 1917. limits are between 50 and 60 Count One of the joint charges rh iles an hour." '-,_y was that Trott was concerned with Maher in giving false in "Apparently yon have no in formation to the T.C.B. in an ap tention of keeping to . the speed plication for a transfer of taxi limit in Bermuda," Mr. Godet T 1561 to Nathan Alexander commented. Proctor. .. Count Two was a t_e fined Brady £1*0 and can- similar charge relating to taxi •elled his licence on the first Tl005 and its transfer to Charles charge and fined him 107- on Wilberforce Nearon. t^»';- each of the other two charges: - Counts Three and Four against Llewellyn Talbot was fined £ 1 Trott alleged that he allowed for careless driving following ai. Praetor and Nearon to operate accident in which the rear of hie the two taxis without a permit. van brushed the side of a bus. Four identical counts were pre :.is licence was not endorsed. ferred against Maher. Reginald Gladwin Robe rt s, Maher was further charged driver of the bus, and Wilbert with violating the Stamp Act by THomas Richardson, a passenger Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Hebbei-d photographed after their wedding at failing to cancel a stamp and fail testified that the van waa on the St. Andrew's Church, Hamilton on Wednesday. Mrs. Hebberd is ing to stamp a receipt. wrong side of the road Inspector Mr. William R. Kempe, defend Leslie Morgan identified the ac the daughter of Mrs. Rosina Greenslade of Devonshire; the bride ing both accused, asked for time cused, who had reported the ac groom h-tfls^Iioa. England and is on the Police Force. to ascertain details of the allega to cident at the St. George's Police tion of "false information." R is Station. expected that hearing on these Talbot, who pleaded not guilty, counts will resume on September claimed "that he was orf his own. 16. 'side erf the road and the bus was The accused made no pleas yes over the white line. terday. Mr. Godet felt that as the bus was slowing to a step and pulling to its own side of the road, tne evidence pointed to the defen MAY REPAY US. LOAN dant's being a little too far out in the centre of the road. j»3g IN RUSSIAN SILVER . 'Tte accident occurred near Swainson''; food store, Shelly Bay. (Special thruttgn Reuter) Roger Reid Alien was fined £ 7 LONDON, September 11. — for speeding between 30 and 33 When Britain comes to repay the miles an hoar between the 80 million ounces Of silver she Agricultural Station and the Esso received from the United States Authentic Indian Madras Shorts Service Station on: the South under lend lease during World Shore Road at 2.55 aim. on Sep War II, the shipment may include tember 4. There was no other silver from Russia, it was reported •i traffic on tbe road and the sur face was dry. •> here today.' About 15 million ounces of Ideal for fun in the sun, these Hilgrove Benjamin pleaded Soviet silver worth approximately guilty to not having registration plates on his Kreirjlgr (Kl£) auto £ 4 million, .have recently been Madras shorts are typically tropi cycle and was fined 10/-. Be said sold on the London market. It is he had removed them to have known that the British Govern cal - and nicely saucy. spokes straightened. The ment was a big buyer of this silver machine was licensed. and is building up a stock needed for the repayment of the Ameri can loan, which must be repaid Although millions of cork oaks tn silver, ounce for ounce. Sixes 24-28 45/- (U.S. $6,361 BOOTH!** have been planted in the United States, it will be many years be Summer heat in the United fore cork can be harvested from States often surpasses the warmth most of them because t& takes at of the tropics says that National SS-»+_. least 20 years for them to mature, Geographic - Society. says the National Geographic M$£M3$$kW$ Society. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Benevides cut the cake following their marriage at the Stella Maris Chapel, St. George's. Mrs. Benevides j^Pg£§&P$p§^pPpPpPj£$Pp3^ WM%M%MM:m&MX :m^mm$mmm^®m%mMm$mmmmmmmMmmmm@myMMm is tbe former Mary Adeline Mello. vert attention from the facts." CLAIM ITALIAN ARMY In a statement apparently auth orised by the ministry it was said MOVES QUITE NORMAL that Italy's troop dispositions in the Udine and Gorizia border ROME, SieRtember 11 (AP). — districts were "the same as they Sources close to the Italian always have been — and always Foreign Ministry last night wfll be." characterised Belgrade charges bf These forces were described as abnormal Italian troop concen being at normal precautionary «INCf I • 4 * trations oh the Trieste frontier as bases well within Italian' terri "another Yugoslav attempt to di tory. REFRIGERATOR FREEZER 3 ApplUawM ia 1 — A «if ttftft plot a ' 'iAMmo*i rime*ra1<>'- ROTO-COIB refrigeration, wit-J tb* tjetr'^anxpera- tor," tsircuUles cold aa MocMlH-UK iinifotmlyi tHroughf refrig- ferg.toiPsection, All parts are easy terms properly refrigerated. No defrosting -of the refriger FASHION HIGHLIGHTS IN FALL FOOTWEAR ator yttMM.Beces.viry, for EGYPTIAN COTTONS by the yard frost never builds up. AUTHORlZrO A wonderful new line of Town and Country ex- From the land .of the Pyratnid rx^^t^rn Nile come these DEALER clusives at Trimingham's coming in fabrics of Grey lovely handprinted cottons. The* rich/glowing coteur... the and Black suede, Black nylon mesh with Black fasctf-oting pattephs-^ $ne- ^rt~rex¥tsre& fabric make it sUede, and pushed Cobra snake, town and ieteaffctor Summ-f^H^rigjjleths." .By? be v^riet^;P«w, Country's styling is a^lendergbd flattering as the 4 French silhouette for Fall. Ask to see the new soft •r people, con resist its ( ppec^^t*\l*^'W§ the ~fabr.c';-^Nar* constructio-ip shA done completely wftftout .seen today — sewn tomorrow. 'i!<|6$Jgjjfgj 0_§^il__ Everything Electrical For The Home counters^ S6" wide • MSltrom 17/6 per yard Robert D.MVitken - 75/- dnd 80/- 8_-_»t_. W-Hiti. Queen Street Phone WU mtm. •ffiE:3(&ALr-^AZJ^n^fe^l^^. SEPTEMBER $, "f l§& J. E. LIGHTBOURN & CO. Storm^ession Et B^^ An^ (^nerg Mating IN BOND PRlCl UST UO REPRESENTATIVE OF B.F.C. BAILEY'S BAY WIN IN Hamilton *• ©•otgfs GAME Wll| P-H XI As TrabetffTakes Nationals!Crown SCOTCH WHISKIES Assorted Fet-U^c .. .-_..$!4.50 Ballantine $14.50 ON C0UNCH# ASSOCIATION perfection .. 14.50 i Ballantine Scotch Pembroke-Hftmilton I Perfection Scotch Vat 69 _. I '**$•' •lack 6 Whit* _ 14.50 t'Vot 69 Scotch Grand iV.cN ish | ..._ 14.50 Use By 72 Runs •mm. SP"' R°ys' Scotch Three Ballots Taken For Secretary Qlbey's Spey Royot .'.lifc^tf.SO* The annual "Over 40's" cricket match between the Pembroke- GALLON CASES OF Before Casting Vote Is Given Hamilton Club and the Bailey's Bay C.C. took place on Thursday Lord v.oiv.ri Rye Whisky ..f 13.50 tiy tic bourn's Barbados Kum aS.WJ afternoon at the Montpelier Seagram's V.O. Rye Whisky »4.50 Gcctdard's Gold Braid. Rum 5,75 Hurricane Dolly was not the only storm blowing last Grounds, Prospect. The match Conodiw. 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THE ROYAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1^1953 Page 7 SeatbmptoR Rangers Play Annual Cricket Match Jubilee Vase Winner HAGAN STILL BEST Cambridge Beaches Divining Rods Work Purvis Boys Club CAVENDISH CCS SALVATION Far Old Colony Club IN ENGLISH SOCCER Play Somerset CC. KANKAKKt, 111. (A^J*' Children have discovered a new The Southampton Rangers "B" The annual married vs. single pastime. team will play their annual Tbe Cambridge Beaches' staff Ifs finding buried pipes witb .|| cricket match against the Purvis cricket match of the Old Colony No-One Able To Replace will be playing a friendly cricket Club members will be played at homemade "divining rods" made Boys' Club on Sunday, the game match with tiie Somerset C.C. from coat bangers. They hold to start at one o'clock at tiie the B.A.A. field on Sunday, at Sheffield Inside Forward team, an annual match, which two coat hanger rods in front of Warwick Park. 1.38 p.m. will be played this year at tbe A good match is expected as Somerset C.C. field. The match them and walk slowly around Playing tea* the Rangers' team By DENNIS HART their home. When tbey come to will be: K the teams, contain a number of will be played next Saturday, a buried pipe tbe two wires first class cricketers LONDON, September 12. — September 19, and witt start at R. Todd, R. Scraders, W. Ever since Jimmy Hagan was 1.0Q, p.m. slowly are pulled together and Scraders, Ray Raynor, I. Gibbons, The teams: dropped from the international cross over tiie spot where tiie pipe W. Simons, G. Ingham, V. .Simons Married — J. Marirea (cap scene eight years ago, England is buried. and R. Burrows. M. Davis and tain), J. Barritt, V. Burrows, P. has had an inside left problem. It has something to do with O. Darrell are the reserves. Fox, D. Kelly, A. Pitman, J. A dozen players have been tried, electro-magnetic action. But the Perry, R. On' orne, H. Dunstan, and none bas been able to make children don't care about any J. Jousa and G. Bartlett. Ihe position hip own; First Jet Baby high-flown., scientific principles, Single — J. Hayward (captain), On Tuesday at Highbury I saw it's just plain fun. ' SOUVENIRS P. Mulder, S. A. Moniz, R. Bar bis ideal successor, a player with nard, W. Lusher, R. Constable, R. all tbe old Hagan touches. His CASABLANCA, Morocco, Adderley, C. Lines, J. Cordon, J. name? Jimmy Hagan. Sept. 11 (Reuter). — Tony Native Cedar Work Benevides and A. P. Mello. J. Yes, even at 35, he still stand., Sabbag was'born this week Dunstan will be tile reserve. alone, one of the few players able 45,000 feet above sea-level * A REAL • PLAYING CARDS .to dictate the course of a game. in' a Comet airliner on its And against Arsenal, where! way from Dakar to Paris. ' His birth was believed to MAN'S DRINK! Bermuda Scarves Sheffield drew 1-1 Hagan had to be good to shine. Tbe "Gunners' be the first ever in a jet You'll nhe it and Handkerchiefs may not be what they were* but plane. SAINT ANDREWS!, Scotland, marking tbe Sheffield skipper Fortunately a doctor was Cocktail Napkins Dry Cleaning Who was playing inside right, was aboard when Tony's mother, Sept. 11 (Reuter).—Sir Alexander Scottish international half back a Moorish girl, gave birth to For Hood, Governor of Bermuda,' won Alex Forbes, who had been the child. An ambulance POST CARDS the Jubilee Vase of the Royal and specially moved across from the "ished up to meet tbe air Service Ancient Golf Club here today right half position. liner as it taxied into Casa Jewellery of Coral, Ivory Phone 2104 beating B. H. Thomson of Dundee STOCK TO HAGAN blanca airport. by two holes in an eighteen boles The strong tackling Forbes Both mother and her jet- Amber and Crystal stuck to Hagan like a limpet. age baby were reported do Sunshine Cleaners final over the old course. Generally he set tbe better of tbe ing weli "The Home o< Better exchanges — dashes which bad KODAK FILM tiie crowd of 44,000 roaring witb Ctetming" excitement. *m w i tp TODAY'S BRITISH -hit such is tbe Hagan genius that even with Wtr4tpw*l opportuni Yankee Store ties be was still able to control FOOTBALL SCHEDULE the game. Ibis was due to his ability te DIVISION ONE sum up the whole situation in an Aston Villa vs. Blackpool instant. He sees net merely the 1 Bolton vs. Manchester. United next move or two, but tbe com Burnley vs. West Bromwich plete patton of play. One glance JOE TATEM (left) and Alec Madeiros, whose last wicket stand of MO-rirtHT"* Charlton vs. Middlesbro' tells him all be needs to know and 73 runs put a real sting in the tail of tbe Cavendish C.C. batting Huddersfield vs. Chelsea then he makes his move. The Original & Genuine Manchester City vs. Cardiff order. Cavendish were all oat in their second innings tor 219, Alec Sometimes it was a long cross making SI runs when he was run out. Joe Tatem made 41 runs, Preston vs. Newcastle field pass, on other occasions he Sheffield U. vs. Sheffield W. slipped the ball to a nearby rbe match Will be continued at the B.A.A. field on Thursday after BANTAM Sunderland vs. Arsenal •? Ss*, noon. Nationals witb three wickets down, need 156 runs to win MACKESON'S colleague, nipped into position to | Come in while we still Tottenham vs. Liverpool receive tbe return and was at once Wolves vs. Portsmouth away on bis own. I have your favorite Milk Stout DIVISION TWO GOING PLACES Seeds ' varieties in our large _-__..t< and bunted in Kngfaad by Bristol R. vs. West Ham centre forward Drowning. And WHIT BREAD « CtX, Ltd.. Est. 1742 Under bis guidance, Sheffield promptly Arsenal flung every Queen's Club Meeting assortment of vegeta Sold and Serviced Everton vs. Doncaster are going places tbis season, for Gro* ble and flower seeds. Importid by Fulham vs. I_eeds thing into a counter-attack to his play has a tremendous in-: seek tbe equaliser. Even the Hull vs. Blackburn fiuence on the rest of tte team. For Football Sunday by Leicester vs. Notts F. bach* and centre half BUI Dodgin All are ball players. In fact, tbeir came up to help. SEED HEADQUARTERS Friths Liquors, Ltd. Lincoln vs. Brentford whole approach is soccer tiie The Queen's Club will be hold Notts C. vs. Derby academic way. They almost The goal was denied them until ing a football meeting on Sunday Holmes, Williams Oldham vs. Bury strolled through the game, but ten minutes from tte end and night. All -members and players WADSON'S -2j Rotherham vs. Luton still appeared to have more men then it came as a result of sheer interested in the sport are in Front Street Phone 1025 Stoke vs*. Birmingham on the field than their opponents, persistence. A continuous assault vited to attend. & Purvey Ltd. Swansea vs. Plymouth so well did tbey anticipate a pass on the Sheffield goal ended Witb Queen's Club expect to put a outside., left Harden crossing a DIVISION THREE (South) and use tbe open spaces. football team in toe Bermuda Serpentine Road tost centre! which left back Shaw Football Combination League this Brighton vs. Coventry Arsenal played themselves to a turned into his own goal* Colchester vs. Aldershot standstill. Yet Sheffield achieved season, and as many players as STUDIO COUCHES much more for far less effort . Fighting spirit alone, however, can attend Sunday's meeting will Crystal Palace vs. Bristol City ' ii not enough. If this is the way Leyton Orient vs. Millwall because they remembered the old te welcomed. soccer axiom "make tiie ball do Arsenal intend to gain their points Newport vs. Exeter "*.",_$• thft team will te worn out before Norwich vs. Shrewsbury the work." Instead of running It costs about $1,480 to fly a twenty yards and passing two the season is half way through. Queens Park R. vs, Walsall The League champions will small, young elephant from Bang Reading vs. Ipswich yards, they run two and pass kok to New York, at least 40 twenty, i have to enter the transfer market. Southampton vs. Swindon And how manager Tom Whittaker having already made the air trip. Southend vs. Bournemouth If United have a fault. It is that tbeir approach is a Utile too must wish he could find a player Torquay vs. Northampton like Hagan tor sale. Ito would be Watford vs. Gillingham academic. They.' are like the boxer who, having skilfully willing to dig deep into the High * DIVISION THREE (North) created openings, 1 a e k s the bury bank balance to obtain his World Wide Travel Barrow vs. Carlisle 'killer* instinct to ram home bis signature. Bradford C. vs. Halifax advantage. Chesterfield vs. Tranmere In this respect tbey can take a 63112+1 Darlington vs. Barnsley lesson from tbeb- opponents. Hatchings & Milani Gateshead vs. Port Vale Arsenal have not clicked into the Hartlepools va. Bradford combination which last season **fb Way Burland's XI Mansfield vs. Accrington won them tbe League Champion Rochdale vt. Stockport ship. But the old fighting spirit The team of Hutchings and Scunthorpe vs. Chester is still there. M'lynt will te playing their last Workington vs. Crewe /S-pTV TOOK LEAD match of a series with tiie Bur •fe^r-YBtfrt*^ Wrexham vs. Grimsby Twenty minutes from time, land Company team this after York vs. Southport United took the lead through noon, the match to start at 1.30 at the Devonshire Recreation Club field. COUCH BY DAY! At the conclusion of the match, DOUBLE OR TWIN BEDS AT NIGHT! the cup will' be presented to Hiitchings and Milani, tbe win ners of tiie series. Cash Price £31. 19. 0 Playing for Hutchings and Milani will be: We give Travel D. Daniels (captain), C. Swan (vice-captain), M. Smith, F. Service — Plus Adams, B. Steede, K. Brangman, N. Stevens, O. Smith, C. Smith, L. Hendrickson and R. Furbert. .The reserves ve Hall and E. Bermuda Stevens. & Duerden is the um pire and G. Wilson the scorer. ^Holiday SKouse Phone 4371 Reid Street Vasco da Gama Club Chose Team For Sunday The Vasco da Gama club have 9 selected the team which will re present them in their cup match Drink a 'Dry Rum with the Pembroke Panthers to morrow at the Cox's Hill Field. Tbis is an annual match between the two teams for a cup presented for this purpose. Tte game will start at 10.00 a.m. you've got something there Playing tor tbe Vasco da Gama BOUNTY RUM Club will be: A. Souza, D. Faries, G. Ferreira, !§• ' You've got a Van Heusen " Coil-trite " Shirt, a linen S. Bay, D. DeSilva, M. Souza, T. Fully Aged and Bottled in Barbados Horseman, E. Pavia, S. Wright, C collar-attached Van Heusen. That's why you're so cool Ray and L. Tavares (captain). o and immaculate. You believe in comfort, don't you. You Official hottest-in-the-world out door temperate is 136.4 degrees like Van Heusen's wide range of colours. And once recorded in Libya. BOUNTY RUM is "LIGHT" and "DRY*•• between ourselves you don't object to a few It's the Ideal Rum for those who Have- you seen the & admiring glances from tbe fair sex, th ? don't like their drinks too sweet Holland Vacuum Cleaner 0 iifima We have in the Household Department of •••for Ask for Bounty by name and he sure I The Bermuda Hardwares Ltd. Van Heuseo Hygiene Simply sprinkle 11/6 Bottle some 'Harpic' into the lava TMe &AM80L€ tory bowl and •• Uet*>iv.T&toQ***: -of Ail T«e*y IM v« ewpoifht "Buy By The Case And Save —than f ash. 'Harpic'i' cleansing action disiafecu aad Special quantity wholesale prices to the Trade deodorises wh*re tta brush canrtack. 'Harpic' Ii tatfe to ute ia all iava- tor.ee inch-ding GOSLING BROS., LTD; Somerset Hamil'on St. George's 8141 2141 9110 »1JT-T»- Page 8 THE HOYAI; GAZETTE; 6ATXJR8£tf, SEPTEMBER 13, 1958 evening at. the Alonquin? Had) They're YOUNG PE0PI.G. ACTIVE he really broken their engage Refreshing REMOVAL NOTICE ment because of a widow from Los Angeles named Marian Ames? If. CHURCH WORK But tbat night tbe reality came Office of Edgar N. Russell back sharply. For as Lana waited For the past three months the on the deek for Raul she saw a Accountant aad Auditor young people of Vernoft "ample, girl coming out of the bar. A A.M.E. Church in Southampton QHLGMCl ML-KSJG slender girl, not too tall, with '.ff| .The Bermudiana, Pembroke East, under the guidance of their M dark hair and cool green eyes. Now located at pester, the Hey. T. W. Foster, ; It was, without question, Marian bave been taking an active part • ^ ^; ^- ANNE ALLISON* Ames. After Eating in the work of the church and en (To be continued) Crawford House couraging the youth of -South &*%*- CHAPTER THREE jM} faintly, and the noise of the ven tKitffjByly enjoy splashing in this," Drinking and Smoking ampton and other parishes to TJ&l W&m% Wt9 FAR: tilators was a pleasant burr in he waved a well-manicured hand, Church and Burnaby Streets, Hamilton walk closer to God; - LANA MARTIN, working as a tbeir ears. hkr£g& "This tub. Come. We will walk Most of Greece can be seen from For Information KUMlel for BRAD DUNHAM'S ad- "I like you, Lara Martin," Raul around the deck." Phone 4273 6344tw.-t_.fe. The second. Sunday of eaeh feft|-ing. agency is jilted by informed her as it' he were con Promptly at two o'clock Raul the top of Mount Olympus. month is observed as youth Sun JOHN WATHEW, who suddenly ferring a great distinction. "You disappeared for h.'s siesta. "It is day when the young people of the announces he ia going to marry are a woman who knows when to barbaric not to sleep after noon church conduct the three services another girl. Brad suggests to keep silent. A great gift. Most meal," he insisted. "You, Lana, of the d a y. Two ol tte tana that she take a trip to Rio. North American girls do not in must get the siesta habit. There grpup volunteer to deliver the After three days of. sickness on terest me." Is nothing else to do in Rio any Bathroom Beauty message, one at the 11 a.m. the ship, Lana recovers sufficien- But Lana was not irritated by way, after lunch." service and another at 7.30 p.m. tar to go tm Ota dining salon. with the young people's choir his conceit nor bored with his When the sirens annouced a fire There sbe meets and dances with flattery. It was balm to the drill during Raul's siesta hour, he by leading the singing. Youth Sun RAUL NEVES. day is always attended by a large spirit of the girl John Mathews flatly refused to come on deck. number of young people with As their first evening progress had jilted only a few days ago. His room steward could not per their parents and guardians. ed Lana became more intrigued "I've never known a Latin be suade him and finally the angry CI£M^rY*$hofall- KOHLER with Raul Neves. He frankly fore." Lana said smiling, "I can Captain sent big ship's officer to confessed that he had arranged see I have a great deal to learn."1 fetch him. Raul appeared, Arctic musk oxen are easily for their small table in thie dining His dark ej-es were unfathom haughtily, carelessly, dragging his brought to bay by (togs. salon. : ~_8&* able. "It will be an experience," life preserver behind him. "But how." Lana asked more he promised modestly, "Latin "So ridiculous," he complained TUtVtTOVDZ! amiued than annoyed,. "did you men do not compromise with to Lana. "to have a drill when know who I Was? I've been in What they want. ' They get it. there is.no danger. This efficiency my stateroom ever since we left Always." ?i_*>{li annoys me—but yea. I am an -New York." "And do the women never noyed." - He shrugged. "It was simple. obje_c__J*** . His handsome face was like a I saw you the night we sailed. "Our Brazilian womenS" "He thunder cloud but he reminded Beautiful and unhappy. Waving smiled. "&&, As for girls from Lana so much of small boys who goodbye to a gentleman, not so your country, I. have never could not bave tbeir own way beautiful but also unhappy." He known any in an intimate way." that she only smiled at him. A glanced at ber,keenly. "We will He touched her hand lightly. moment later he was bis old let milt pass for the moment. "Perhaps, I, too, have a great deal charming self. How did I know your name? The to learn." Later as they walked lazily purser is a friend of mine. He let But if Raul Neves of Rio de .around the sunny deck straining me look through tiie passports un Janeiro was interested in- learn their eyes * for the first glimpse til I found your picture." ing North American ways he gave ot the South American coast, Raul '-Passports are private papers," •no sign of it. He breakfasted tn again brought up the subject of Lana pointed out. his stateroom in- tine Latin fash Brad Dunham. "The very large His dark eyes lit up with ion and net even for Lana would American." he began delicately, amusement. * "It's not precisely he appear on deck before 11. He "who was shouting to you from ah issue at law, is tt? And you loathed games and arrogantly re the pier, when we left New York. must admit' tbat tiie idea was fused to take part in shuffleboard He is in love with you—no?" successful." or deck tennis. The swimming "No," Lana replied. "He was -lost of the others had left the pool was too small to matt him. my employer. Just a friend.'" A Genuine !_^__^— dining saloon now and the lights "We who have known the beach Raid sighed. "Never will I [ were dimmed. The ship creaked at Rio," he told Lana, "could not understand these American men. English Qht... tmdo How is it possible for any man to Available at from the original formula be just a friend to a girl like you?: IHE HARDEST TEST. Wash greasy work-overalls ia TMe aa* you'll k_ew, oace In Brazil," he shrugged, "it could aad for all, tam Tide's the cleverest thing evtr made far the washing. Answer te Yeeterday'a Puzzle Tide's marvellous suds draw ant the greasiest dirt—aa. HOLD It Ami TU* fa- CROSSWORD PUZZLE not happen." moves scum. Let It brighten print backs slimmed hy scum! "Perhaps that's tbe way I want ACROSS 40—Compass point it," Lana said, wondering boW 41:—l_atvian coin Nothing In tha world washes clothes to EAGER 1—Commotion Lpl.) she had become involved In such clean as Tide does—nothing/ EST. \**f*% 4—Symbol for 43—Poker stake a personal conversation with a cerium 45—Consume aa aaaca scins The magic's in the suds—the billow S t—Cowboy man she had known so briefly. S 47—Christian aaa.@ aaoH asm ing, bubbling suds. They drench the competition 50—Teutonic deity ammamammu caa He smiled. "In Rio it will be FMTH'S 11—Irregular 52— Ache clothes through and through. They different. You will not want it jfr*b»Q%l*\\ 13—Fit t* be eaten S3—Uppermost draw the dirt clean out of tbe fabric— 15—Symbol far part wm aaaa umtstm 'that way.' I will never be your calcium 56—Liberate friend, and, "his eyes caressed and hold it. White things come up HARDWARE, LTD. Seagers 5 fifths 18—Bay window 53—Shovel 1*—Knot - 60—River in Italy 13911 EJEDH SEISE her" you will not want me to be." dazzling! Colours are restored! $8.00 — Duty Free 19—Priest's 61—Fruit maraa ,QBSB -__£_• A moment later he was making You have less robbing to do, so vestment 63—Ceremony an aaaaaas BE. plans. "You will stay at the City clothes last longer. Turn to Tide next SI—Otherwise 65—A tree j Front Street Phone 1170 -1179 22—Half an ens 66—Cooled lava Hotel of course. I will make all wash-day and see for yourself! Whotoalo Distributors _ 23—Military •7—Pronoun s the arrangements." J0HN r. BURROWS « CO. LTt storage place "Why the City Hotel?" Lana M—Affirmative DOWN 1—Hypothetical HAMILTON, RERHOtr. 39—Unconcealed force made a pretty picture at tbe rail "Shop at FRITH'S and Save" Jl—Brother at 1—Alms box S—Eat in ber simple blue denim slacks Jacob 2—Twofold »—Black and halter, her hair caught by the It—Note of scale 3—King of Bashan 10—Ancient Wtf-enafMlkatTUs 34—Conjunction 4—Goddess of 12—Proceed brilliance of a tropical sun. arashn ctothas cltanar than SB—Bitter vetch vegetation 14—College degree Raul glanced at her closely but 38—Be mistaken S—Roman official (abbr.) any ather product k-awa. 39—Pronoun 6—Let go 17—Slave his voice was casual. "It bt tbe 20—Prohibit best hotel. Naturally you will anything eJse* knonmf Th *'j! The new season calls fer fresh PR ft organdie ahd marquisette V-wllMdinS With-Fa 11 decorating in mind — we have just unpacked a fine fresh stock of filmy curtains.. . . Choose from ruffled organdies and ruffled or tailored marquisettes. .2 . All feature good long - wearing fabrics and thorough workmanship. *. Ruffled Organdie in white or pastels Permanent finish 35/— • Ruffled Marquisette in white only. Sif^jle, 30/-; Double, 70/- Crisscrossed, 29/6 • Ruffled Nylon in white only 52/6 • Tailored Marquisette in white or pastel colours. From 20/— THE ROYAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1953 Page 9 UNEXPECTED STAMPEDE World Jewry Accused Of British Aircraft Industry!! IN MARKET TOWN Neglecting German Jews BERLIN, September 11 (Reu j Bullocks Smash Furniture ter). — Herr Heinz Ga'inski, Praised By Canadian Expert leader of the West Berlin Jewish And Terrify Housewives community, charged here that "a * LONDON, September 7 (Reu home market and had on its negative attitude of the Jewish ter). — Mr. Gordon McGregor, books substantial orders for ex There's Good BRIDGEFORD, September 11 world toward tbe Jews in Ger president of Trans-Canada Air port of aircraft to many coun (Renter) .T— Twenty young bul many" hampered bis efforts i to lines, said here tonight that he tries. locks which stampeded down a find a Chief Rabbi for West favoured simple fighter planes -— He outlined three factors crowded market street bore today Berlin. V like the Japanese Zero and the which he considered had con caused more damage than if th->y Herr Galinski failed to elabor Russian MIG-15. tributed to the industry's success. College Material bad dashed into tbe proverbial ate bis statement, made as the He also told dinner guests of 1. Tbe country's determination china shop. Jewish communities* of both the the society of British Aircraft to repair the ravages to' its. in Allied and Soviet sectors held dustries and financial position m They smashed furniture, shat services on the eve of the Jewish Constructors, organisers of "tbe tered windows, kicked cars and Farnborough air display, tbat following World War II. sent terrified women fleeing in all new year. The office of Chief Britain had made huge strides in 2. The existence in England of in Our ... directions. ? West Berlin Rabbi has been tbe civilian jet field. so many excellent -designers. | empty since Rabbi Peter Levin- While he did not advocate ex 3. The fact that the British ap Housewives and farmers' wives son left It earlier this year to re from outlying villages were chat pendable fighter planes, tbe gain proach to the problems associated turn to'the United States. in performance which might re with 1be development of air ting in the town's main square sult from simplifying and light frames and aircraft engines in when the bullocks escaped as tbey ening models could offset toe loss herently bad more flexibility were being driven from a railway bumped them going by. A florist's of some "gadgetry," codld im than was the case with Britain's siding to a slaughter house. shiny pick-up * truck was badly prove field serviceability and* chief competitor in those fields. Students' Clothing Bellowing loudly, the animals dented. could avoid running out of fight Mr. McGregor told why his air lumbered into tbe square. The Scores of passengers lining up ers in the first few weeks of "any line had recently ordered 18 of gossips ducked into doorways for for buses farther down the street new unpleasantness." Britain's latest prop-jet airlines. safety. took one look and fled, leaving a Mr. McGregor said the British "Te win tbat test match the Newly purchased furniture be scattered trail of baskets, parcels aircraft industry had gone ahead Viscount had to have, and did ing loaded into a truck was arid' groceries behind them. from the immediate post-war bave, marked superiority in pas crushed beneath the herd'.s Finally, herdsmen managed to situation ot being unable to sup senger appeal, reliability and thundering hooves. Plate-glass round up tbe animals and drive ply home airlines to one in which economy," he said. windows splintered as the beasts them to slaughter. it had met all demands of the JEWISH COURTS DEAL WITB BOMB PLOTTERS We're proud of the way we completely always in Alleged Gang Rounded Up Following Bomb Incidents outfit so many students — and the (Special to The New York Timet way they come back year after year good standing and The Royal Gazette) TEL AVW,^September 8 — to make replacements . . . We make Five alleged ex-members of toe terrorist gang, Irgun Zvel Leumi, detained in connection witb - a it our business to have the kind on campus ... bomb plot in Haifa Harbour, were remanded today by a Haifa of clothing that will give these magistrate while military court proceedings were opened against youngsters confidence in their appear two young men add to be im portant figures in another out lawed but nameless terrorist ance, and will stand up to hard organisation. Two more members of this campus wear. We suggest you see our Fine English Shoes terrorist group were sent to gaol for three years by a district court yesterday for attempting to lay* latest in students' clothing now while a bomb in the Ministry of Educa tion in Jerusalem on May 25. our selections are at their best. Their intention was to demon strate against the education law Students always look to us for good which transferred control over religious education from tbe orthodox group to the. Govern dependable shoes because of our fine ment. The arrest of this pair ted to the round-up of the other members Df . the gang which is selections by famous English makers. believed to have perpetrated bomb attacks in tbe Russian and Czech legations and butcher shops Here now you'll find many up-to-the- selling pork. minute styles—all featuring easy WHEAT PACT SALES choose from our latest selections of PIQ[ OP SLIGHTLY these fine imports . . . fitting lasts and the best of leathers. But Still Only Quarter Here ortoo v« _. a good stock af Of Sales for last Year Moccasins and House Slippers LONDON, September 11 (Reuter). — Business under the new international wheat agree ment — which Britain has not | joined — has picked up slightly but still remains very small., Sales reported during the week ending September 4 were 3,963,600 bushels. In the corresponding week last year tbey were 12,074,300, including Britain. Tbe United States sold 2.936,000; bushels, -Canada 550,500 and I Australia 4*77,100. The only seizabie business was j 2,055,200 bushels of United States ' wheat to South Africa. Holland j took 440,400 from the United | States and 330,300 from Canada. Ireland bought 330,300 bushels from Canada, Ireland's first pur- , a new shipment m chase under the new agreement. No other country bought any j quantity worth mentioning during] me week. of our famous air luggage Cumulative sales under the new, agreement up to September 4 are still hardly a quarter of tbe figures for a year ago, for Canada hardly a fifth. They total 33,727,300 bushels, against last by Hz lite year's 142,652,900 including Britain. \ • o Although El Salvador is the smallest country in the Western Hemisphere it is the world's third largest producer of coffee— Brazil and Colombia being first and second. "Although chiggers in the United. States are just an uncomfortable pest, their relatives in the Far East spread scrub typhus. Sizes 22" to 28" and hat cases Pays to + £8 to £12 Advertise 6S*l i. By Fred Meagher We have featured this famous air luggage for a number BUFFALO BILL of years ond have found it to be extremely good. It is T1ETHERPPE Y NOTHIN1 *\ AROUND ME T-*.*D0.N ' 111 «; very light yet sturdy, being reinforced and trimmed with AND THEN / you'LL LET UCT ME •-**-**/ RE DOWMf^fl aircraft aluminium. Every piece is matched and is mmmmr'i DOWN.-V/ >**• Jt^mm*\ *•**•• finished in a glossy watertight material m a handsome i tH '_i v \T~I'"? ll xi H* bleached tan. 'ill.m a€\lJ%j m %M\Wx SrCjVj r*il\#__Ek ' t* fMBLxli B*•sEL-Ss^ iS_i»_-"™_5_3i vo^H , >a| at '/# jflyjN W^^ESfjj*WiV )' —;__ -g. ^^ryj; " *•* JCJHPHP UH, ***;' ''ly ' TMI^f "$!• Page 1(5 TI@S HOT&k GAZETTE, *&*¥BX)A% SEPTEMBER 12, 1353 Tell It All! Tell It Well! #- That's The Easy Way To Sell In Classified FOR SALE PERSONAL PORTION WANTED STORAGE FOR SALE FOR SALE FIRST WIRE'RECORDER |Rp Smjal dtestffc YOUR BEST FRIEND WILL TELL WOMAN will take care of children STORAGE! STORAGE! STORAGE! Real Estate YOU — Store with us! Bermuda dailj.. Dial 1968. STORAGE! We have itl Call 1434. Garden Supplies INVENTED IN 1896 Bermuda Transfer and Storage Co., Boats, Motors Transfer and Storage Ok, Ltd. EXOTIC FRENCH ROSE TREES. THREE-BEDROOM C O T T A G B: CONDITIONS OF ADVERTISING Call 1434. CASJ-Uf-R — OR MAW. WiU supply Ltd. . pgfSV i It is a condition of acceptance Tbe wire records', held references. Phone 8723. AUTOCYCLE,in good running order, Booking orders now tor futumn Excellent eoodition. garage; near £20. Call3214. delivery. Cdr. Bowie, Beid* Hall Bldg. Inverurie. Butterfield & '«••> Ltd., .of advertisement orders that OM by many to be a recent in Phone 4202. ' nublishers of The Royal Gazette .and AUTOCYCLES. Good condition, rea 'The Royal Gazette weekly, do not INSURANCE vention, isn't oew at all. FOR SALE AFRICAN VIOLETS: Latest varieties, sonable prices.. Quincey Outer- well established plants. Begonias, NEW HOME, Jennings Land:; Three guarantee tte insertion of any One Valdemar Poulsen REAL ESTATE bridge, Church Street East. .particular advertisement an a specified TRAVELLING? Insure your baggage. Ferns, .vies, ate- Mrs. Thomas bedrooms, garage; three-quarters of fathered the idea in Den aa aenssP water views aad - rights. date or at all, although every effort Attractive rates. Harnett tk Rich mark in 1896. Due to the Wanted for PROSPECTIVE RENTAL Household' Equipment 40-FT. AUXILLIARY YACHT, ocean Murdoch, phone 1772. :• •*$• -' • will be made to meet the wishes of ardson, Lloyd's Agents, Hamilton. TENANTS, Furnished, unfurnished going, top condition. Just re-done "*13,w»T furnh-hed. Butterfield and advertisers; further, they 'do not high cost of wire in those houses, cottages, apartments. Ber CALORIC GAS RANGE, six months Just arrived, FRESH SEEDS. 54 Co., Md. phone 4208. muda Tourist Bureau. Phone 5344. inside and out. Sleeps six to two varieties of vegetables and 7* accept liability for any loss or damage INSURE IMMEDIATELY against loss days, Poulsen's brainchild, old. Green Rug, w m 12'. One solid staterooms. Washroom, toilet and jTHised by soy error or inaccuracy from housebreaking. Consult Ber mahogany end table with magazine varieties of flowers. These seeds are VARIOUS PROPERTIES at reasonable was put aw&y lei! future WANTED TO BORROW on First galley, and closed^cockpit. Inside and fresh imports not held over from last in the printing of any advertisement. muda Fire & Marine Insurance Com rack. All ito excellent condition. outside steering. Complete with prices. Butterfield & Co., Ltd., pany for burglary insurance. scientific development. Mortgage on improved property, Phone 3778 after 6 p.m. or Sundays. season. Thos J. Wadson & Son. Phone. 4202. £19.000.0.0 at 4 per cent. Write Box dinghy, sails, lifeboat,' mooring and CLASSIFIED BATES 2509 Bermuda Press. accessories. Owner leaving island. FRESH SEEDS: Cauliflower, Cabbage, But if you've put away STUDIO COUCH with back and three Phone 3828. ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE, Fairylands: Minimum rates for 15 -words cushions. Nearly new. Phone 1659. Carrots, Beets, Turnips, etc. Verd Two bedrooms, large kitchen, living (additional words 3d. extra per word); ANNOUNCEMENTS things you've no use for, Eor prompt and efficient sendee te mont Florist. your REAL ESTATE PROBLEMS, UK DENGHY, plastic covered bottom; room, dining room, den; water views. One insertion, 4s.; two, 3s. 9d. each; you'd better swap 'em for SECOND T HAND TAPPAN FOUR- no nwi'lrlnj necessary even wito Two rooms underneath. Reasonable. •three, 3s. 6d. each; four, 3s. 3d. each; BON MARCHE has moved to a contact Mayne & Company. Happy BURNER GAS STOW to good con LADYBIRD ELECTRIC LAWN- pounds through Classified Valley B_.one 4152. ^^ outboard motor; to top running order; MOWERS are efficient, economical, Phone 1507. - -five, 3s. each: six, 2s. 9d. each; seven temporary location ia the Steede dition. £60 or nearest offer. Phone £60 or nearest offer. Phone 1651. :5s. 6d. each. BUilding, Parliament Street, Hamilton. ads! A wire recorder or a 3_t92. , ___^\ easy to use. £24.10 -frith 100-ft. 9' Insertions must be made within wheelbarrow. For Sale ads AUSTIN VAN aad TWO BRADFORD cable at Young. Trott * Co., Ltd., .Builders' Supplies •period at one week. Special reduced REMOVAL NOTICE. Shirley's Barber FOR 1ENT MOBERN MOFFAT ELECTRIC VANS. No reasonable cash offer Richmond Road. . Shop' is now located on Front Street sell anything! STOVE: Three quick-heat plates, prices for multiple' insertions few refused. Sunshine Co., Ltd. GLASS JALOUSIE WINDOWS — the extended periods. West, over The Smoke Shop. "STU__>IVANT" on Harbour Road in warming oven, absolutely perfect Paget. Large grounds: three bedr condition. £50. Call 3340. OUTBOARD MOTORS — Lauson, Pets latest idea tor maximum vision and ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Central rooms, two baths, upstairs sitting tour-cycle, air-cooled tor longer ventilation. Ambard it Company, East Group. For information, tel. 5025. room, living room, dining eoorn, pan WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATOR : life and greater dependability. ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL PUP Broadway. TRADE SERVICES HELP WANTED try, kitchen, mate's room and bath, Seven cubic feet; in excellent con Wadsons. PIES — Liver and white. Phone OPEN MEETING — ALCOHOLICS with separate entrance. Bathing right- dition. Phone 5282. Hartley, 7208. Handicraft We don't guarantee to remove stains, ANONYMOUS. Every Saturday at on harbour and South Share beach. 16-FT. SAILBOAT, Snipe style With 8.30 p.m. Lily Hall, Church Street. GARDENER: Part-time; Warwick. Dial Well furnished, n mn>l linens and BOSS OIL STOVES. Two and three- -but DURACLEAN removes dirt. Information, phone 1875. 1470. sails. Will accept any near offer. Food Supplies Call Duraclean Service at 93S8. china. Phone 4628. burner models. Reduced. • Third Phone 4847 after, 6 p.m. GIFTS—Hand tooled from finest Ber off. Lusher & Co. Phone 2138. muda Cedar to all varieties. John BAVE TOUR BABY'S FIRST SHOES For PICK-UP and DELIVERY S_!R- ONE TYPIST and ONE BOOKKEEPER COTTAGE to' Warwick; convenient to JAMES AUTOCYCLE: Good condition; SPECIAL WEEK-END SALE at Davis, Cedar Shop, Somerset. permanently finished in any etwa VICE of dry cleaning and pressing. or Accountant, both with general bus awl ferry, two bedrooms, bath, ELECTRIC SXOVE, Refrigerator, Liv pillion seat and saddle bags; insured Farmers Marltrt. Phone 37711. —bronze or silver. Orders taken at Call The City Cleaners, telephone office experience, far office in Hamil kitch-jn, living-dining-room, with fire ing Room Suite, Cedar Book Owe, and licensed to August, 1054. Phone Stewing chickens from the Sunning- Hildred's and Margaret's Beauty and 1268. ton. Apply P.O. Box 325. place, utility room) well furnished; no Hollywood Bed, Cushions, ate. 1118 Craik, 4301. dale Farm. Plump healthy birds tor Gift Shop. —— i ———^^—. linens or dishes. Phone 4828 days, 4788 evenings. flavourable nourishing stews. Killed WOMAN KITCHEN HELPER. Nine MORRIS MINOR CONVERTIBLE! and plucked for only 3/6 per lb. ADVICE AND ESTIMATES of chill- WANTED TO RUY a.m. to 6.30 p.m. daily. Apply in TWO-BEDROOM COTTAGE — Fully PORTA BL B ELECTRIC SINGER A-l condition, licensed and insured Fridays and Saturdays only. It Pays To Advertise i room construction, air-conditioning person to Deepdene Manor. furnished. .Available from Oct. 20th. MACHINE. Perfect condition. £30 to April 30th, 1SS4. Young Trott equipment. Call Harold Pierce, E. D. Good locality, near bus stop. £40 Phone 2918. and Co., Ltd. MacRonald, Ltd. Phone -.101. WE SERVICE all makes of typewriters. monthly. Phone 1892. Hardware ACCOUNTANT WANTED: Watch and THREE SECTIONAL EASY CHAIRS— Qualified factory-trained mechanic clock distributor, opening main ex AUSTIN DEVON: Excellent condition, METAL MOULDINGS—Stainless steel Too. can get a real PETER FAN on our staff. Purvis' Limited. Call port office in Hamilton, wishes to em -TWO SMALL COTTAGES to Fairy Tan leatherette. Cheap. Phone 2342. 14,000b miles, privately .licensed and HAIRCUT . . . also permanent lands. Each contains one bedroom and aluminium tor counter .tok, 13S1. * , ploy accountant to take charge ol of FRIGID AIRE, 8.2 cubic feet, £80. insured to Apru 30th, 1954. Young table. Jeffrey & Sons. Tel. 3871. aves. Heal Beauty Salon. Phone fice and financial matters. Excellent and bath. Two apartments to Paget Trott & Co., Ltd. 996. CHINA PITCHERS, with whisky East; each apartment contains tone Gas Range, £47, like new, Two- Real Estate advertisements on sides. Call working conditions and opportunity. living-roohi suite, £62. Five-piece Previous experience with similar rooms and bath. Call 2631. Made by seamen — for seamen — Commander Downing, 9630. dinette, £22. Duty paid. Phone 9611, "Briti.* Seagull" OUTBOARD Miscellaneous STAMP CQI_.WCT.N_6 duties desirable. Please reply to ext. 2216. Bargains •II Box 2546, Bermuda Press, enclosing TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE Jennings MOTOR. See teem at Holmes, H ' —— •—! OLD BRASS, guns, jewellery, pewter, Land, Smith's Parish; furnished, Williams & Purvey, Ltd. RECORD PLAYER: Automatic: takes USED BERMUDA and Great Britain copper, glass, silver, swords, full details of experience, salary £50; unfurnished £40. Phone 4333. TRIPLE BOX-FRAME WINDOW, com 40 records; £25. Contact Harry !>t Coronation stamps. . Good prices furniture. Little Dorrit, 1787 aad requirements, etc. plete with Sash and Blinds; total Bean. Crawl Hill (bottom). FOR SALE I width 9' 3", centre window 4' 9". uaid. Stamp Shop, Reid Street. 1634. Ladv willing to share FIVE ROOM Office Equipment EXPERIENCED B V T L E B. Apply FURNISHED HOUSE, Paget. Beach £30. Telephone 1315. COMPRESSORS: Portable air — com TWO BEDROOM HOUSE at Cavendish White Sands, Paget. rights. No children. Write Box 2388, VISIBLE RECORD CABINETS, J x 8 plete with -hose and spray gun. Heights, in tip top condition, with Bermuda Press. HAIR BRUf.HES — Shampoo, com size cards —12 trays, capacity 1080 Sunshine Supply Company, Reid St. THREE RELIABLE TAXI DRIVERS. plexion, powder, tooth, nail, floor cards, £35.0.0. Six trays, capacity 540 all modern appointments. £7.750. LARGE UNFURNISHED APARTMENT brushes. Also mops. Fuller Brush cards, £40.0.0. Bermuda Press HELP WANTED Sharpe's Taxi Service. 2126. Store. Phone 5233. DAIRY FEED, Bran, Pollard, Laying FOR RENT to Hamilton, £40. Three bedrooms. Stationery Store. mash, rabbit pellets, etc Sandys MODERN FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE, HEAVY-TRUCK DRIVER required. etc. Butterfleld & Co.. Ltd. Phone Brokerage Co. Tel. 5001. ready for immediate occupancy, I Apply Freeza Fresh Foods, Ltd. ' 4202. - • VENETIAN BLINDS. Made to Ber TYPEWRITER RIBBONS. Five Matatai--iei_.ce Man muda by tha Globe Venetian Blind different makes. Portable — near Princess Beach. A real buy at Furnished GOOD SALESWOMAN for evenings Co. Telephone 2971 tor prompt ser CONCRETE .MIXERS — two-cubic ACCOMMODATIONS available with Standard. From 3/- to 5/-. Bermuda feet capacity, with Villiers Engine. only £4,500. able to paint and do carpentry or without meals. Convenient) vice. TittM days from order to in Press Stationery Store. To approved tenants GASOLINE and DIBSEL MECHANIC: stallation. £93. 10. 0. Sunshine Supply Co., Warwick * Academy; Darrell's Wharf. THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE at and other odd jobs, preferably Must be qualified. Will pay high Phone 4348. Beid St. wage for right man. Good, permanent "PANELYTE" — Modern plastic table Morgan's Road. Warwick, with all BABY CARRIAGE; Playpen; Baby : Gay Shadows man with own tools. Steady position. Apply G. H. Burland and STUDIO APARTMENT, furnished, and counter covering; many beauti modern conveniences and large Co., Ltd. ful colours. Jeffrey tt Sons, tel. 9071. Tendertable; Chesterfield; Copper with kitchenette. Situated The garage. Completely furnished. £7,500. job for the right person Ledge Apartments, Parliament Street. j Cannon; Winch; Jacks: two Porch Riddell's Bay MAID:. General, full-time, sleep in, Phone 3364. VENETIAN BLINDS: New lew price. Chairs; Press: Croquet 'Set; Copper apply for * family of three, in Paget. High quality. Phone Irving Lusher Lanterns: large Brass Bell; Doors; MODERN FIVE - ROOM COTTAGE Window Frames; Miscellaneous Glass; References required. Mrs. Weaver. COTTAGE ACCOMMODATIONS Jr., 2135, for free quotations. near Cavendish Heights. £5,750 DAVID BARBER 1084. China and Hardware Items. All Tel. 3939 available breezie Brae Inn, Paget. DOUBLE BED wito mattress, to good reasonably priced. Phone 2206 after for quick sale. Coral Island Club, Flatts Near beach. Also guest rooms with condition. Phona 3092, Mrs. Ray. S r>.m. YOUNG LADY (white) for stenogra breakfast. Near beach. Call 5297. MODERN TWO-APARTMENT DOUSE pTZtftm. ssawtt*. phic position in Hamilton Office. ELECTRIC LIGHT BULBS—Mullard. in first class condition near Caven Excellent working conditions, good Private COTTAGES aad APART Car Accessories 40, 60 watt, 1/6 each; 75, 100 watt, promotional opportunities and atten MENTS; maid service aad utilities 1/9 each. Special discount to the dish Heights. Only £8,500. dant job benefits. Apply tm writing, included; daily rates. Phone Bermuda trade. Young Trott & Co., Ltd. Cottages 4027. TYRES — "Seiberling" car and jeep to Box 2527 Bermuda Press. tyres wito rayon cord tor extra LARGE ftuiLDING LOT with private strength aad longer life, are again Bathroom MEDICINE CABINETS beach in Somerset. Large enough YOUNG LADY MOTHERS HELP (White) — to live Or For Sale: TWO GRAND PIANOS: with mirror ' fronts, three types, Excellent condition. Apply The available, with dependable tubes. Sun for three houses. A bargain at £ 3,000. with family; to help with meals and shine Supply Co., Reid Street. 50/-, 85/-. £8.10. Chesley it. White (white) care of child; housemaid comes dally. Little French Shop. Phone 2674. & Son. TWO BUILDING LOTS each 100 x 110, Please write Box SUS Bermuda Press. LARGE FURNISHED ROOM with pri j Mliffl Memorials opposite Loblein's store, near N.O.B. DOMESTIC SCIENCE GRADUATE (or vate facilities. Located in Hamilton. Wearing Apparel for stenographic position in Hamilton similarly qualified), white,.tor resi Reasonable rent. Phone 5297. gate. £750 each for quick sale. dent to household with child and For Marble MEMORIALS of beauty SUNNYBANK HOTEL, Warwick. Fur and distinction, contact Mrs. Jack JUST ARRIVED a very lovely selec Office. Excellent working conditions, daily maid. Please write Box 2515 tion of fall hats in velvet, velour and BUILDING LOT 98 x 70 overlooking Bermuda Press. nished rooms available at reason Critchley, phone 2206. good promotional opportunities and atten able rates. Phone 4636. felt. Antoinette's. Harrington Sound. £550. COMPETENT SALESLADY. Apply- VALUABLE COMMERCIAL dant job benefits. Apply in writing to Archie Brown, c/o Archie Brownl* & ONE - BEDROOM APARTMENT — FINISH OUT THE SUMMER with a Son. Furnished, suitable for couple. At new straw hat. How half price at BUILDING SITES on new road tractive surroundings, ten minutes FOR RENT Elaine's. behind Hotel Bermudiana. Box 2527, Bermuda Press- . STENOGRAPHER (white) for business from Hamilton, write Box 2529 fa Hamilton. Reply to Box 2613, Bermuda Press. It OMEGA SWISS WATCHES—A "name" Bermuda Press. "Cherry Grove watch that lives op to its reputation. MODERN HOUSE, six rooms, two FURNISHED. One - Two - Three - Bed Astwood-Dickinson Co., Ltd., Front bathrooms, garage on large lot in room Apartments and Cottages. Street. Good locations. Bermuda Tourist Paget good residential section near Bermuda High School. £7,950. Bureau, Phone 5344. SOUVENIR SHOPS. Now, in. Men's Modern 2 bedroom and Boys' Terrycloth Cotton T" STUDIO APARTMENT with large cottage completely Shirts. Bermuda Design. Lusher & RECENTLY RENOVATED FIVE-'T kitchen and bathroom in Hamilton. Co , Phone 2135. i ROOM COTTAGE in Fairylands £30. Butterfield & Co., Ltd. Phone 4202. furnished, and garage district on lot 90 x 150. Only £4,000. CHILDREN'S OXFORDS, from 17/-. ONE-BEDROOM APARTMENT near £45 par month Ladies' Moccasins' from 25/-, Doris For further details on all of these Hamilton. Spacious grounds, water Pearman's, King Street. front, beach. Till Mid-November. and opportunities to acquire a home £35. Butterfield tc Co Ltd. FURTHER REDUCTIONS on Summer at a modest price contact I Phone 4202. Dresses. Sizes 9 '- 52. Final "OW W&" Clearance. H. S. Critchley, Vasco da WANTED TO RENT Reid Street .Extension Gama Building, Reid Street. Bermuda Tourist Pembroke STUNNING BELTS MADE TO Bureau TWO-BEDROOM FURNISHED 1 bedroom cottage, ORDER. Smart sequins ar fashion HOUSE: Within walking distance able metal. Black, gold, silver, etc. Crawford House of Hamilton. . Very careful tenants. completely furnished Antoinette's. Phone 4630. Hamilton Phone 5344 M 6 f TWO OR THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE: KHAKI SHORTS 27/6 or t-3.89 Archie * * -Unfurnished. Quiet middle - aged £30 per month Brown's Shops. couple. Vicinity Ely's Harbour pre ferred. Phone 4673. Apply: WANTED THE BANK OF BERMUDA MYER M. MALLOY SECOND - HAND BINOCULARS, to Ltd. rent, buy or borrow; tor use in Real Estate Division takes pleasure school nature study wont. Phone 1677. S342fw.\...«. in announcing FOR SALE OUR AIM that Jack Outerbridge is associated with him in his On Cedar Hill, Warwick is to serve you in * Real* "Estate and Auctioneering activities. a 4-Room Cottage all matters per in tha Process of being taining to Offices now located in the "New Vallis Bui!ding Built Real Estate Practically up to Wall Take the elevator to the 2nd floor Plate Insurance On Lot measuring Travel ond Phone 4193 approximately Auctioneering 6S»8 •*.__.. \ - 5,700 sq. feat * Apply Price €1,100,0.0 or near offer REGO AGENCY €0. • Apply . Burnaty St, Hamilton REGO AGENCY CO. Phone 4374 We are pleased to offer Burnaby St. HamHton "OWt. VO».R _w_»* -MIS FOR SALE Phone 4374-3836 # fl930t« A beautifully furnished 2 apartment house less than 10 minutes walk from the centre of HamHton. Situated in a mo-ut exclusi.e A VALUABLE WATERFRONT PROPERTY residential Area off Pitt's Bay Road. Water Views. on the Harbour in Warwick We can handle House Comprises: WITH: 1 that problem fer you Upper Apartment: 2 Bedrooms with extra large fliUjim Closets e 3 Bedroom House and a Guest Cottage and with private Tiled Baths; large Living Room with Fire Place* e One Acre oi Landscaped Grounds Dining Room; large Modern Kitchen; Linen Closets; large screened e Extensive Frontage on the Harbour *&£ Front Porch. ||jj£* e Deep Water Bathing as weLTas a Beach Lower Apartment: 2 Bedrooms with extra large Closets; I Tiled • Very well constructed Dock Bath; large Living Room with Fire Place; Dining Room; -large Modern Kitchen; large Front Porch. - * II For Confidential Information on Tihfr and A TWO car Garage. Many 'Other Fine Properties Excellent Rental Returns '"•fe |||| Our experienced staff will be glad to consult with you, whether your needs are large pr small. For Further Irrfori^ion and Appointment to View KITSON _xk COMPANY, LPOTED Give us a call today. Cotitaet' exclusive agents Ardleigrh Cottage Tel: 4333 Butterfield & Co., Ltd. MYIR M. MALLOY Reid, Street i%eal Estate Division tej *?_!4r "The friendly Realtor" Hamilton Front Street — s_H>ve Colonial Airlines 3 ***-'• _*5.«T-. VnHb ******* Telephone 4I9S I 4 , 2 J-MJiiflff' " 1*** ** ° mmmmmm^mamm*mmmmmxl*}*?*i**mahaaammmam^ THE ROYAL'GAJ^TTE,'SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12,: 1953 Page If General Hall Named To U.K. Unionists Alcoa Steam shipComi>cmy , Inc. Danger To Agriculture 80 Per Cent Of Britain'* Succeed General Clark Adhere To m DENVER, Colorado, September AMERICAN FREIGHT SE RVICE 11 (Reuter). — President Eisen hower today named General John In Smoke-Laden Air Moderate Policy Hard-Won Coal Wasted 1 pDypc Hull to succeed General Mark Clark as supreme commander of DOUGLAS, Isle af Man, Sept s.s. IONIAN LEADER Norfolk * Sept. 15 (Special to The New York Times and The Royal Gazette LONDON, September 7 — Four wastage. It could find little evi United States WW United Nations LIVERPOOL*-iT.A_-_T , Septft______-#_.-. 9:—Atato s* *_____-__> J__K____i- '• i •*%' "^Tr-illn f'_i • i • j. ember 11 (Reuter). — The Trade Baltimore Sept. 18 forces in the Far East. been noted in Scottish forest re Union Congress (T.U.C.) end-d its fifths of all coal produced in Bri dence of any coordination between pheric pollution from industry serve areas where trees were annuel conference hare today tain brings no heat or ho benefit; a the three fuel industries. "On the New York Sept. 22 . General Hull, 58, will take over has reduced sections of Britain's occasionally blighted by fluorine British productivity team which has contrary, each industry is busy con with the middle-of-the road policy solidating its own policy," the tejj'rn A STEAMER Ida new appointn; ent officially or. agricultural output by 90 per cent, from nearby aluminium extrac of Its leaders triumphant Over the toured tfae United States, said today Baltimore Oct. October 30, when General Clark according to speakers at the final tion projects. in a report condemning fuel waste. said. { ! Communists and other • left New Yotk Oct. is due to retire. session of the British Association Another speaker, Dr. John K. wingers. The team of fuel experts said that A White House spokesman said for the Advancement of Science Bleusdale, a university botanist, for a nation depending on coal for A STEAMER Norfolk Oet. 13 General Hull would arrive in meeting here today. said that rye grass grown in the The delegates, representing the heat and energy Britain was treat HOLLYWOOD FILM STARS Baltimore Oct. 16 nations eight million trade union ing its fuel ami power problems, Tokyo about October 1. Dr. diaries R. Metcalfe, a plant presence of Manchester mill ists, took no decisions of great particularly coal wastages, very New York oet 20 General Hull, has been vice anatomist at the Royal Botanical smoke was 45 per cent poorer importance. Their energy was lightly. It asserted that the na ESCAPE BUSH FIRE chief of staff of the Patted States Gardens at Kew, near London, than similar grass grown tn pure devoted to keeping the powerful tionalised coal industry could quite m a Army for* the past two years. eir. '-'I^p PRETORIA, Transvaal, Sept described how the great four-day organisation on a moderate course. easily save 30 million tons of coal ember 11 (Reuter). — A car I CANADIAN FREIGHT SERVICE fog of December, 19S2, seeped in Experiments with wallflowers The followers of Mr. Aneurin a year without impairing any ser carrying movie stars Jeanne to his hothouses, killed the flowers had demonstrated I that urban Bevan pressed strongly for more vices. Crain, Dana Andrews and Davie! Leaves and leaves of orchids, begonias specimens were completely national ownership of industry The experts suggested that Bri Farrar was almost overtaken by Montreal Libby's Specials: and other plants and caused stunted by smoke, though he and what they described as "a tain wou)d be better off with a a roaring .bush fire near here yej-sj- m.v. CORONA Sept leaves to fall from the palms. hoped that eventually botanists non-political board controlling the : Halifax Sept. 19 foreign policy more conciliatory state-run coal, gas and electricity terday. ^sg.- Corned Beef Hash 3/3 would evolve smoke-resistant towards Russia and less subser When the flames roared to Dr. Metcalfe showed that for forms oi these and other plants; industries and "made up of men m.v. ELIN HORN Montreal Sent. 30 Corned Beef ..., 3/6 plants one of the most deliterious vient to the United States." best fitted fen* the job." wards the car the driver stepped agents in fog and smog was not, 1 The Trade Union leaders were The team, which made an exten on the gas and speeded through Halifax Oct. 3 Tasty treat for dense smoke to safety. dinner or supper as many scientists believed, sul opposed to extending public sive lour of American power in m.v. KIM Montreal Oet. 15 phur trioxide (the precursor of ownership ol industry until more dustries last year, returned from The stars were travelling in. a sulphuric acid) but sulphur dio Making Life Easier For thought had been given to it. They the visit witfa tne conclusion that five-car safari through the Krueer Halifax (Jet. IB Everybody's Market xide (a choking gas) in the pres were even more cautious on this Britain's system of coal utilisation National Park in tbe North subject than the moderate Labour eastern Transvaal. East Broadway ence of water. Moscow Housewives "leaves much to be desired." Wm. E. MEYER & Co., Ltd. Party leaders. America and Brittain are on a par The stars, on location with the Hamilton, Bermuda Note New Business Hours: The effects of fluorine, another in die production of heat and power, Marcel Hellman British film urift, plant destroying constituent of ! LONDON, September 11 (Reu EQUAL PAY FOR WOMEN j reached Pretorius Kop Camp un chance without notice Daily . B a.m. to 7 pjn. ter).— Moscow housewives were the team said, but an "outstanding Subject to Thursday 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. fog and smog, was described by During the conference the difference" is that the American' hurt. A tarpaulin on the last car Dr. Thomas R. Peace, a Govern able to buy their bread ten hours 6S3»-fs Saturdays 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. T.U.C. backed demands for equal industry is Quicker to adopt new of the convoy was burnt by ment foteifey officer. In July of earlier starting today. Shops and pay for women, doing tike same methods and follows a bolder sparks. tills year, he said, he was asked Vk-irifM selling bread will now work as men and demanded rein- course in tfae scrapping of ineffi to examine some of the trees on open at 7 a.m. instead oi 9 a.m. troduction of the food subsidies, cient plant. the Woburn estate of the Duke of and will close at 1 p.m. which were withdrawn by Con "It is a reflection OB Britain's Bedford that seemed to have been Moscow Radio had more good servative Government.' It passed national intelligence," the report blighted overnight. The estate news for housewives. It said the a resolution from the Communist- Do Yee Hove A Government would soon put on continues, "that from all the hard- was a "fume investigators dream," ted electricians asking the Bri won coal we consume some 80 per HOUSE tor the gas had pinched and yel sale 10 million cans of ready- tish Government to press for Big cent of the heat is tost, a grand lowed whole groves and nursery cooked lunches, which housewives Four peace talks. The general deal of it through ineffective utilisa- I or plantations of Scots pines and can warm up and serve in a council of the T.U.C. did not op tion. Our general standard of fuel larch trees and had caused the few minutes. pose this motion. utilisation is perhaps the lowest in j BUILDING LOT The cans will contain steak and leaves tb fall off the ornamental Europe." To Sell? sequoias or giant redwoods. vegetables, chops with green A resolution asking the T.U.C. The experts estimated Britain's \ Automobile peas and other combinations. to support the formation ef a new industrial plants could cut fuel con Inquiries showed tbat a five- The Food Ministry also plans group of states to assume "leader sumption 30 per cent by stream Is the Price Reasonable? hour fog had precipitated the to put out canned food specially ship in World affairs" and "fill lining production techniques. As an fumes of fluorine from chimneys for children containing the right file vacuum between the United example of Britain's coal wastage of adjacent brickworks. The same proportions of protein, fats and States add Russia" was thrown the report said many unskilled We have a waiting list of Air Conditioning symptoms, the speaker said, had hydrocarbons. out by an overwhelming show of boilermen were employed and each hands. wasted 500 tons of coal a year on Clients who are anxious Mr. R. Edwards, of the Chemi small plants, or more than the an to purchase or build cal Workers, speaking on the re nual production of a miner. Different — Yes! jected resolution, declared that Much meat was lost simply homes of their own. the peoples ot Europe did not through smoke, die report said. It Why don't we get 1 WANTED need the Gestapo of Russia or calculated tfaat tne entire output of Yes. because the one is self containfc. and the' other has to be the witch-hunting of America to 10,000 miners Was wasted in Britain together? tailored (engineered) to fit your room or building. Air tell them how to vote. each year in the form of unneces Reliable Young Man "The peoples of Europe and sary smoke. conditioning should be specially designed and applied so that Asia must not be pushed Into the The team said it was time tfae Bermuda Tourist Bureau for Shoe Department .;:'^, Communist camp by the stupid, Government moved to end fuel Crawford Howe it'wilt fit your needs, provide real comfort and perform the four suicidal policies of American the T.U.C. general council since Hamilton witch-hunters and amateur diplo 1943. He was T.U.C. fraternal duties required:— Apply in person mats," he said. delegate to the American Federa Phone 5344 The T.U.C. today elected Mr. tion of Labour, and is one of tbe H. A. & E. SMITH LTD. William Tanner, as its new presi moderates who support the mid We handle Rentals too. 1. To hove ample refrigeration capacity to -Queen Street dent. He has been a member of dle of the road policy. control air temperature. 6&S3-1*.. 2. To be designed so as to control humidify in' Bermuda. W$4 POSITION VACANT I Have 3. To clean the all' with a proper filtering system. Advertising Clerk FOR SALE Young Woman for Advertising Department of 4. To provide adequate ventilation and air circula Tne Royal Gazette with ability to write copy rr tion so that the air lo fresh and bracing. and typewrite, or at least with an aptitude for writing. Experience in dealing with tfae Large Lot public an asset. Apply to General Manager, ia Paget Many installations of Westinghouse matched . The Royal Gazette, Hamilton. equipment engineered ana installed and -47l»tH_ I «. bounded on the South maintained by our Company may be seen in by Bel-Air and on the Bermuda. Call at our -Showrooms for further particulars. East by Cedar Lodge PURINA D&F CHOW Ladies' Coats Before your cows calve is the time to The Price Is begin building body condition to offset the heavy drain of gestation. Purina Stitch in Time Saves Nine" 11,500 D&F is .built to help cows hold up in body and have an easier time ALSO PLAN FOR NEXT SUMMER Cobblestone Tweed and further particulars calving . . . moreover, D&F gets the cow's body in shape to deliver up to are available from a ton more milk next lactation. Us* the special low in oxford and tan WALLACE GILMOUft Don't neglect your dry cows. Feed with zip-in lining body-building Purina D&F Chow. Commercial Air Conditioning Rate See us for details. Realtor Telephone 1547 THE FEED STORE Air Condition inf. Applicable during Summer East JJroadway Phone 3017 Period Only (i.e. May to October inclusive). MMfi. (a) For installations totalling over 2 h.p.>, «•"•""• motors load: tt _§§d per k.w. hr. for the first 40 times h.p. installed. . 3id per k.w. hr. for nfext 40 times Cashmere h.p. installed. ||p Fleece 2\6 per k.w. hr. for remainder. Everything for the Garden! (b) For small installations totalling 2 h.p. or \oss, motors load: in oxford and 1 3|d per k.w. hr. for first 100 k.w. hrs. 3^d .per k.w. hr. for next 100 k.w. hrs. nude with in \a 2id per k.w. hr. for remamder. Toro Power Lawn Mowers I Minimum charge &J&.2./6 per h.p. installed but sulated lining 18" and 21" Models I not less thOti 7/6 per month. Folbate Hand Mowers Each installation must contain a refrigerating ***lt and approval of the Company obtained Scythettes — the Rapid Motor Scythe in each case before receiving this rate. If Garden Tools — for all purposes heating strips from an integral part of the A. & D. Driconure unit, are connected to the. air-conditioning £25.0. 0 — the scientific fertiliser meter, and are used during winter mfehtbs, this rate is applicable throughout the y$Qr. ($70.75 U.S. BERMUDA mfrmM. 3ty* lEngitalf BpnttB #lj0p Queen Street, next to the New Windsor Hotel At Our Showrooms: Hamilton. Phone 4141 HAMILTON » Sf.ggQRGE'S, | iQfclfefcSit (Open during lunch hour for your convenience) _.-"»»+- 6936+.. 'age 12 *fBE ROYAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1953 U.N. Observers SOVIET AGRICULTURE ?im BULBS How! Special Price On British Mother's Plea For SAID BACKWARD GIANT GLADIOLUS Accused Of •IT TOP QUALITY, and Return Of Bahy Daughter White Roman Hyacinth Kashmir Intrigue Research Institutes -Come 100 bulbs for 20/- LONDON September 11 (Reu Dutch courts to get her baby re Under Fire From Prayda ter). — A young English mother turned. Now she wants Mr. Al SRINAGA3-, Kashmir, Septem (Regularly 6/- den.) fighting to get her four-year-old drich to use his influence in the ber 10( Reuter).—Bakshi Ghulam daughter returned from the right place. Mohammed, Prime Minister of LONDON, September 11 (Reu Coloured Hyacinth — Anemones — Ranunculas United States today appealed to Her M.P., Mr. Robert Mellish, Kashmir, stated today that the ter).,— Dr. T. B. Lysenko, the and Iris ot .regular prices. All wonderful the American Ambassador, Mr. had planned to introduce the mat former Prime Minister, Sheikh Ukra'nian peasant's son whom the values. Order yours today! Winthrop Aldrich, to help her. ter in the House of Commons, bat Abdullah, would remain in prison Soviets have lauded as the leader Mrs. Daisy Corton-Hannah, 28, he said today* he hoped with the "as long as conditions inside and of a new "progressive'*' school of last saw her baby, Yvonne, two Ambassador's help this would not outside the' country require.*' Soviet genetics, has taken a back THE BERMUDA FLORIST and a half years ago in the arras be necessary. Bakshi,, who came to power handed slap from Pravda. of the girl's Dutch father, Guy. "Once the i Americans under after the dramatic overthrow of Front St. West — Ring 2071 Father and baby were going to stand that Mrs.jCorton-Hannah is the Government last month, said A report in the Communist Ute Netherlands for a short vaca the child's mother, that she has a in an interview that Kashmir had Party newspaper, quoted by Mos FAIRY ISLE FLOWER SHOP tion. They never came bade decent home and is a decent no plans yet for bringing Sheikh cow Radio, said that in the solu Abdullah to trial. tion of pressing problems in agri Walker Arcade — Ring 3060 The child is said to be living woman I feel sure they will send culture and livestock breeding the now in Rye, New York, with her Yvonne back home," he said. ! Reports that the "Lion of Kash 6498ts. Soviet Academy of Agricultural wealthy grandmother. mir" would be tried for treason Science and its numerous institu "Whether I serve it as a soap, as a "I dont know why they never and corruption were "just gossip," tions and- experimental stations sauce, or use it in cooking— I can came back," Mrs. Corton-Hannah he added. was "far from satisfactory." always count on building a grand meal said today. "My husband divor No charges have yttt been made 1 U.K. Trade Deficit Lysenko has been president of with Campbell's Tomato Soupt It's a ced me in a Dutch court. I was against Sheikh Abdullah, who ia favorite in our family... wins so much accused of misconduct, but no co being held in the former Maha this agricultural academy since respondent was named. The rajah's palace at Udhampur in tiie praise at tfae dinner table, saves so Down In Lower 1948, when*' the orthodox much time and work ia th^ kitchen I" grounds were ridiculous. Jammu area of Kashmir. (Western-style) school of genetics "I was given custody of Yvonne Bakshi refused to disclose ex in Russia was finally crushed as WIRE - - -! For Home and aad my husband promised to send Overall Volume actly what the Sheikh's plans for her home. But for months she Kashmir were prior to his arrest far as the Communists were con has been in America. I don't and whether reports that lie was cerned. Lysenko's theories, re garden and many other uses even know where my husband is (Special to The New York Times it's both tasty and nourishing. For an extra and The Royal Gazette) planning for independence under jected by most Western gene delicious, extra nutritious treat, add "lilfc now.*' the United Nations were correct. Mrs. Corton-Hannah, secretary LONDON, September 11. — ticists, had the blessing of the to make a tempting cream of tomato] to a lawyer here, has been fight Provisional figures issued by the "All that will be revealed at Communist Party and of Stalin ing a vain battle in American and Board of Trade today showed the right time," he promised. personally. that the figures for British ex He said it was obvious that oi » Consol. Mining and Smelting 34% The Bank of Bermuda Consolidated Paper 38% 39 Front Street Hollinger 13 Home OU Nil DRESSES! Less Than Cost! -Limited Imperial Oil 39% 6.93.5 U International Nickel 38% eso-f. Noranda 87 Shawinigan Water 38% Final Clearance — Ends Saturday LONDON STOCK CLOSING ALL SALES FINAL QUOTATIONS Japan 6% 1924 Assented . . £ 84 Hongkong & Shanghai Bank £91 Mount Isa .,,._: 33/6(1 Summer Dresses reduced Jasper Ware by WEDGWOOD North Broken Hill 58/6d Royal Dutch ...'.".':. £32 "-T^pppf^1' JJ.- *j War Loan 3,_% £83% V to less than half price! SOUTH AFRICAN STOCK CLOSING QUOTATIONS Were 60/- NOW 20/- Anglo-American Corporation 115/Od Daggafontein . jj&jii "*«%--> 73/9d Were £4.15.0 NOW 40/- De Beers Consol. Deferred 63/Od Free State Geduld 51/10'fed Were £5.15.0 NOW 45/- Grootvlei 31/011 N'changa .. fc | 132 <6d Were £6.18.0 NOW 55/- President Brand 26/10'id Stilton-em ..;>'... .' 26 6d Were £8.10.0 NOW 75/- West Driefontein 133 /1 >. d Western Holdings 73/1'id Cottons, rayons, shantungs^ Western Reefs p| 48/9(1 n West Rand Consols 51/3d nylons, orlon - and - cotton, sheers. BANK OF ENGLAND OFFICIAL RATE FOB UNITED STATES sizes 7-15, 10-20 in the group EXCHANGE $'..801875 $2.80125 Don't miss this sale of the Bank buying rate ...... $2.82 $1.06 equals 7/1 season! Bank selling rate $2.7950 $1.00 equals 1/t Shop in comfort -•*- we're axr> CANADIAN FREE KATE conditioned* London $2.763125 $2.761875 Montreal $2.764375 $2.760625 Bank buying fate $2.78 -a* •-• • *• •-•-aft -'•'»x%f'\i?l^am $1.00 equals 7/2 BARUCH Only at Coopers will you find the original Jasper Ware by Wedgwood Bank selling rate ._i... $2.7450 Hamilton $1.00 equals 7/3,4 Queen Si. Considered Josiah Wedgwood's greatest achievement - for the last hundred and The foregoing are yesterday's M7*+fs. fifty years, this high standard *>f the potter's skill has been kept up by closing prices. expert craftsmen. In our exclusive coltectton are ASH TRAYS, JUGS, VASES, CIGARETTE BOXES and TEA SETS/priced from 10/- to £7.17.6 ... $1.41 to $22.25 U.S. MARK TRAIL BvlED D0DD & Sons, ltd. front street • princess hotel shop eostle harbour shop