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Reservations Treaty, but About Jap Will Skin UGHTING-UP TIME 7.07 p.m. Yesterday's Weather Maximum temperature S7.T Mtai-angb temperature 78.3 TIDE TABLE FOR SEPT. Rainfaif.,.. "*| A trace Date High Water Low Water Bun- Sun- Sunshine^. 11.3 hours a.m. p.m. a.m. p.m. rise Bet 1* 12.40 6 05 **"f.05 5.57 6.37 - 8 12.48 1.42 7.00 8.14 5.58 6.35 Whz VOL. 31 — NO. 208 HAMILTON. BERMUDA. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 7, 1951 6D PER COPY Bermuda Hub In Reds Probe Heavily With Big Expansion Tanks As Allies Await Of Canada Dry From -far *oii- Australia to South Africa, from Leopoldville v% the steamy Belgian Congo., to*' Western Europe, people will soon Reply On Site For Talks be quaffing glasses of carbonated beverages produced from con­ TOKYO, September 7 (Friday) (Reuter) .—Russian-type | centrates manufactured in T-34 tanks supported a heavy probing action against ITaited Bermuda. $a\ Mr. James van B. Dresser^., Cheering Crowds Nations forces in Korea today as Tokyo awaited an answer manager of Canada Dry (Ber- ** to General Matthew B. Ridgway's request for a new cease­ muda) Limited, has returned to fire conference site-: the Colony after a campaign for Hail Jordan's New a big market expansion by his Reports delayed by censorship said the tanks, supported i company, one of* toe torst foreign by 1,000 Chinese infantrymen, yesterday had bottled up an i industries to be established in King On Return advance UJf. unit in a valley along the old invasion route j Bermuda. In his two months' td Sepal, attacking west from the Imjin {liver. tour of North, Central and South AMMAN, Jordan, September 6 Allied tanks later engaged the Communists in battle and Africa, Europe and the United *-| (Reuter).—This Middle Eastern Kingdom, he surveyed' markets "trouble spot changed from a city rescued the unit in a dramatic mercy dash. and organised new plants where in mourning to a gay capital to­ —— • Three U.N. tanks crashed the beverages will be produced. day as thousands cheered a wel­ through the cordon around the TREMENDOUS INCREASE come to Jordan's new ruler, 42- EXTRA BILLIONS VOTED valley, pirked up all , tne "As a result of my tour our year-old King Talal. wounded, and fought their way business in Bermuda will increase Signal for the celebration was FOR It AIR POWER clear. tremendously. I estimate that a 25-gun salute announcing that From Tokyo, General Ridg­ next -year we shall probably do . the new King had landed at way's radio message to the Com­ ten times as much trade as we Amman airport after a flight from munists reminded them of his I are doing BOW. We only started Switzerland, his first visit home Senate Subcommittee original suggestion that peace in January," Mr. Dresser told since his father. King Abdullah, talks be held at sea to prevent The Royal Gazette yesterday. was assassinated on July 20. Adds To Aim Budget interruptions. "As business grows tbe staff employed at tbe plant will be pro­ After inspecting a guard of NEW LOCATION Mr. and Mrs. Harold Buckley and their son, Tony, are shown in the picture on the left seated on their Land Rover discussing gressively increased," Mr. Dresser honour King Talal drove slowly WASHINGTON, September 6 plans for clearing their recently-acquired 29 acre tract of land i n Smith's Parish. They plan to clear tbe weeds and dead cedars added. to Parliament through cheering He called for an immediate i (Reuter). — A Senate appropria- meeting of liaison officers to and engage in the business of raisins poultry and citrus fruit. In tbe photo en the right Mr. Buckley and his son are shown at The Bermuda plant which pro­ and clapping crowds shouting tions subcommittee today voted choose a new location as soon work clearing away a weed-choked banana patch preparatory t o setting out grapefruit and other citrus trees. (A story on the duces the basic extract for the "Long live the King." Large wel­ an additional five billion dollars Canada Dry ginger ale and other come banners rippled overhead as the Communists decide to end project appeared in yes terday's Royal Gazette.) for expansion of the U.S. air force their suspension of twO weeks mineral waters made by the firm and Arab Legion bands led the and navy ah* power. is situated on the Happy Valley triumphant procession. ago. The chairman. Senator Joseph Observers said the new pro- Road in Devonshire. There, 181-GUN SALUTE O'Mahoney. Democrat, Wyoming, p^^ i,i t, w definitely if the chemists are producing the ex­ wou s 0 BRITAIN CLOSES DOOR REPAIRS BEGUN ON tracts—in highly concentrated When he entered Parliament said these funds were above n^ wanted peace, or if they Union ^iielepites amounts allowed for air strength gaining time for a new Urge form—from which toe soft drinks members of both Houses — who were ON PERSIAN PARLEYS DAMAGED BOAT are produced by francbised yesterday proclaimed him in a ' bill passed by the House, offensive! bottlers in many parts of toe Jordan's second ruler—were pre­ carrying more than 56 billion -•*••„, tetter moavK & suggested world. sented to the King. Then he dollars for the Army, Navy, Air ^ reports that tanks have been 5-Point PlaM To Halt Response To Ultimatum By Still No Clue In Blast "As far as Johannesburg, South walked to the dais and, with both Force and Marines. spotted and that Allied planes Africa, and Sydney, Australia, are Houses standing, took the consti­ Senator O'Mahoney said the five have bombed huge convoys roH- I Teheran; Majlis Uncertain Sinking Aquarium Craft concerned the plants there should tutional oath as a 101-gun salute billion (Hilars also would be above I {ng south every night for a week. Soaring be operating before the end of boomed across the city. amounts requested by President I Despite the teak offensive, Living Costs the year," said Mr. Dresser.. "The LONDON. Sefl*. 6 (Reuter). — -j-^ Board of Trade shipwrights The King was recovering from Truman in his budget. j however, Communist troops in plan in Lisbon should also be in "Nobody wants World War HI," most sectors have been beaten Britain tonight stemmed me door| jjave begun the task of replacing operation some time next year, a nervous breakdown at a clinic BLACKPOOL, England, Sep­ on the oil»negotiations with Per the ribs and planking of the near Geneva when his father was Senator O'Mahoney told reporters, back in the face of Allied tember 6 (Reuter).—The 7,800,000 j 7 sia, moribund since Mr. Richard while the one in Cairo will •"The Russians have refrained assaults, 'finch Now Here Government Aquarium's boat definitely go into production in shot down outside a Jerusalem member Trades Union Congress I Stokes, tbe, British negotiator, Iridio, damaged recently when mosque. Hte younger brother, the I from precipitating it because they From Korea, Reuter's corre- tonight urged on tbe Government packed his bag. a"d came home to the spring of next year." the boat was sunk by a crude Prospects of exporting concen­ Emir Naif, was appointed regent | know we have the atomic bomb.j spondent Ross Mark reported a five-point plan to halt the soar- London. 1 bomb. in his absence.. This will assure us that we also { early today that the Communist | ing cost of living. For U.S. Civilian A Foxign Office statement said trates to Brussels and Luxem­ have an air power adequate to thrust has not penterated or Only one delegate at tbe The Iridio*was found submerged bourg from Bermuda in the near King Talal left Geneva yester- the talks were "no longer in sus­ at her wharf in Flatt's Inlet with I future w_x*t*r-*p£ptg-ising, added WER-*' ______ day and flew to Athens, Greece. carry the bomb anywhere," he' dented the main U.N. line. j annual conference voted against pense, but .br.o___eo-.-off." sa,d 0 £?9femy—Wilson a hole in her side, caused by a Dresser. •where be spent the night. There l - RESCUED UNIT ^FF* ***™ demaftdtng: A Foreign ,Oifice spokesman charge 'of explosive which had VISITED 18 CTTTES he't'oj fep'orters'no change would Senator O'Mahoney said the ] l. A wider and more effective said the recent Senate speech of WASHINGTON, September 6 been dropped inside the fish In the course of his tour he occur in the "same old friendly subcommittee "fixed a floor of not Latest reports said the rescued j control ot prices of home pro- i Premier Mohammed Mussadegh well. relations" w-th Britain. I te-_ than 95- wings for the air unit was fighting its way south duced goods. (Reuter).—The Mobilisation Di­ ] in which he told the British to visited 18 cities and towns, td rector, Mr. Charles E. Wilson, It was refloated a day later and \ travelling all tbe time by air. This morning the Royal party I toree." "»*** F«*J_ Probably reach the 2 Reconsideration of Gov- negotiate on Persian terms or get nuun Allied force safely. ernment policy that subsidies on said today tbe arms build-up was out showed there was no point in P^ed en to the Aquarium slip Visits were paid to Lisbon, Casa­ boarded a Lebanese airways plane The size of an air force "wing" aT" the I rcaching the quantity production where it has lain awaiting repairs. blanca, Paris, Luxembourg, and flew on to Mafraq Royal Air ca* "group" varies.
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