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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 ______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." I future w_x*t*r-*p£ptg-ising, added WER-*' 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. For fighter The Communist attack occur-1 fo^j mugt be -frozen further negotiations. red ominously in the same area | present" ceiling of £400 million a I sta8f, a**"* ' __,J?toch a here Any Persian attempt to evict On Tuesday Messrs. C. H. Caisey Brussels. Amsterdam, London, Foree airfield, about 40 miles planes it is 1% for heavy bombers, and Reggie Laverock began toe Zurich, Lausanne, Geneva, Milan, north of Amman. 30- where company - sized probing year. now for the civilian economy, Brit xn? left in the oil fields and at offensives last April fore-J 3. An investigation into the He told a press conference that the Abadan refinery, both dev-1 job of replacing the shattered Rome, Cairo, Nairobi (Kenya), He was greeted by his son, the Senator Milton R. Young Re- timbers. Salisbury (Rhodesia), Johannes­ Emir Hussein, and then officially Publican of North Dakota,^said the shadowed the Chinese spring*' methods and cost of distribution, the military programme would eloped by the British before Per- [ to ke offensive 4. More effective control of \ "add force to the inflationary sia decided to nationalise them, Mr. Louis S. Mowbray, curator burg, Leopoldville and Dakar. welcomed by the Prime Minister, ne-* ?PP™^£°° J"** T* would be in breach of an Inter­ of tbe Aquarium, said it is diffi­ "We shall eventually be ex­ Tawfiq Pasha Abuelhuda, and I sure the I lited States could de Britisjj troops patrolling ahead profits and bonus issues in big | pressures" hi coming months but iver "new and terrible weapons of their lines reported at least business. the rising weapons output was a national Court ruling, the spokes- cult to estimate how long the job porting our Bermuda-made pro­ Glubb Pasha, commander of the, ducts to the majority of these war another battalion of infantry 5. Removal of sales tax from I favourable development, man said. This ruling was an or­ will take but he thought the boat Arab Legion. I f mentioned by the Presi der not to press on with imple­ would probably not be ready for places," said Mr. Dresser. taking up positions further south household necessities. "It is what we expected, what As a result of the export of the The retinue transferred from dent, than any they have occupied for j NO PAY RAISES we hoped for," he said. menting nationalisation pending at least a month. the big plane and flew to Amman | Mr. Truman said on Tuesday a court decision on the entire dis­ The men are replacing the main concentrates Bermuda's name will in several smaller ones. that the United States had under weeks. Tbg conference • tdrned down At the same conference, Mr. be carried all. over the world. Throughout the afternoon the other resolution demanding Eric Johnston confirmed reports pute. timbers of the damaged vessel Meanwhile this city, which was Continued on page 2 an When Mr. Stokes left Persia with Bermuda cedar; pitch pine is Each carton containing toe extract draped with black flags yesterday air shrieked with 25-pounder "pay ,-jseg for all' by 5,284,000 i that he planned to resign as will have stamped on it: "Pro­ shells as British gunners bom- votes to 2,199,000. [Economic Stabilisation Adminis- last month both the British and being used for the planking. It following the execution of four American mediator, Mr. Averell was previously estimated that the duct of the British Empire- men convicted of taking part in barded the positions. A spokesman foo* the general trator "reasonably" soon after hie Made in Bermuda." METAL WOlERS IN U.S. Unconfirmed reports said the council of the congress said that I agreed nine-month period of Harriman, insisted tbat the talks damage amounted to £500. fhe Abdullah assassination plot, were suspended not ruptured. Describing his trip as a most Communists have gathered two the union leaders were not service ended on October 24. Mr. Mowbray said the engine successful one, Mr. Dresser said was preparing its welcome. had been dismantled and covered Thousands of Arabs flocked here ORDERED MCIW WORK armoured divisions along the opposed to wage demands but tbe Mr. Wilson's reference to a TEHERAN PROCEEDINGS be found business in Western I Seoul route, now standing ready, resolution did not in any way civilian "pinch" followed yester- with grease awaiting the com­ from outlying districts and gay TEHERAN, Persia, Sept. 6 Europe in a "very live state." DENVER, Colorado^ September camouflaged in fields just off the give .a lead or guidance to the day's order cutting use of steel pletion of toe planking. When He also believed that trade for banners replaced tbe mourning (Reuter). — The Persian Prime that is finished the engine will flags. 6 (Reuter). — American copper, road. | unions. for civilian goods to 58 per cent Miivstcr. Mr. Mohammed Mus­ toe-firm's products would be just lead and zinc workers "were slow An Allied officer said although In another resolution, passed qt pre-Korean war levels, be reassembled in the boat and it as profitable in South Africa and BRASS BANDS sadegh, today heard crowds roar Continued oa Pafe 13 to go back to work today in spite toe T-34 tanks had been success- unanbnously, tbe congress de- Mr. Wilson referred to further approval for his "get tough with • Australia. During the day Arab Legion j Qf a court order to end the 10- ful early in thtne wawar aass aa self-self—1 i "dare—-**-c—d on•»«-*e> practicablv*-_•_«_;•__•.•-e ste p.«.| to/ cuwt %._-| problem- jt*-*-_»—«__—s —« —th e _-—**"ver_ y»— seriousj *»_—«___i' pcdKS UH EUuldllUll MS A large 50-foot vessel, believed • to make the session official. to be a United States Navy liberty Next Few Years AN OVATION A Social Activity" boat, nn down old Joe's boat, Peace-Time Oil When the Premier left the the "Rex," just off Mr. Bert Dar- WASHINGTOIf, September 6 buildings be got an ovation from A young science teacher from rells's si ip in Warwick. (Reuter).—The U.S. Defence De­ a crowd which had collected ant- Freetown, West Africa, who is in Aid in the solid shape of .the partment plans "the calculated Reservations About Jap Fire Unquenched side. He will tackle the Majlis Bermuda to assist in the setting 8.30 p.m. ferry boat "Georgia." short term risk" of maintaining a again on Sunday, perhaps trying | up of a science laboratory at the which was on its way to Belmont, 1,552,000-man army over the next AVONMOUTH. England, Sept. to rally support by asking for a Berkeley Institute, spoke at yes- arrived on tbe scene shortly after few years unless there is an all- fi (Reuter). — Firemen from all vote ot confidence on the straight terday's meeting of the Leopards] the incident. Crew and passengers out war, according to senators oven the West Country strove issue of nationalising Anglo-Ir-jClub. jwere amazed to see the figure of here. vainly to control a huge oil fire, anjan. tar. Solomon R. C. Kawaley, a man who appeared to be sitting Censored testimony of high Treaty, But Will Skin His supporters insist that Per-1 who studied at Durham and Lon- in a botft but who was in reality spreading from tank to tank, at military officials, made public by I this port tonight. sia wifit proceed to take over the i don Universities in England under j perched precariously on the cabin- the Senate Armed Services com­ company unless the British agree a government scholarship prior to | top of a submerged craft SAN FRANCISCO, September munists, who represented almost would have been placed under The sky for miles around was | being engaged by the headmaster Old Joe was smoking a cigarette mittee after secret hearings on a lit by a sombre red glow as Continued on Pafe 2 56 billion dollars defence con-, (Reuter).—The third Com- one-third of the world's popula- United States trusteeship. at Berkeley to assist in the teach­ and mumbled that he had his Dr. Dirk Stikker ot the Nether- hundreds of reinforcements ing of science at the school, spoke watch in his mouth. Pilot Charles struction bill, told the story munist protest against tne tion, and it was now impossible arrived to fight England's biggest a al ese lands, said his country remained on "Education as a social activity." Henries, of Devonshire, of the •nie army figures were included K P l peace treaty came to- to conclude a really effective dissatisfied with tse reparations peace-time oil blaze. US. GETS NEW RIGHTS "Every subject in the school "Georgia," dived overboard awi day from Ge kan In the Government's-announced inova, deput ?*_y Foreig. f^_n MinisteS f? r o- f Peacj|er witAchesoh Japann gav. e Dr. Sekan- clause. At frequent intervals explosions curriculum," he said, "is of vital made a rope fast to the water- •goal of combined armed forces rent the air and shouts of "There tote_ing 3.500.000 men. Czechoslovakia. Dr. Sekaninova jnova' three minutes extra to The. Netherlands also was con­ AT PORTUGUESE BASES lmportance in the .development of logged "Rex." With Albert San- The assistant secretary of the added her complaints, amid conclude her r«wu_s Delegates cerned that the treaty did not set goes another** marked the fire's toe whole human personality. In tucci, a crew-member, at the army, Mr. Karl C. Henderson, in shouting from the gallery of the applauded any limits to Japanese fishing spread; hy bite tonight nearly a WASHINGTON, Sept. 6 (Reu­ primary schools we are taught to wheel, the ferry towed the motef his quoted testimony to the com­ conference chamber, to those of _. activities. He mildly criticised score of tanks burned furiously, ter). — The United States and master basic skills such as reading, boat to its moorings at *tJ*_SB*»» mittee on August 27, described Russia and Poland, made yester- . "he appealed anally to .Mr. toe U.S. and Britain for not con­ out of control. Portugal today signed a new writing, arithmetic, handiwork coe." ej™ Acheson, who rapped his gavel. sulting with his government in Three men were reported agreement expected to enable At There was no one apart from these twin objectives: t ators an d ates and physical culture with some 1. "To provide, ready for com­ Like Poland's delegates yes- S£L ? , __ _ff ?*" the early negotiations, sdif missing, and one fireman broke lant ic Treaty nations to use bases nature study, and hygiene thrown Skipper Powell on board, the t 1 uded his leg. "Rex* at toe time of the collision. bat, a 1,552,000-man active armv terday, she had to be reminded by ^It 1*t VP^ " •********- Some of the Commonwealth in the Azores "far the purpose ot in for good measure. al More than 12 million gallons of The damaged vessel was used comprised of 18 divisions, 18 Mr. Dean Acheson, conference f *** SekaninoVa continued. members voiced their views on the common defence." "When we proceed to secondary ^regimental-type combat unite y oil, belonging to four large corn- Ihe agreeme-i-t takes the place >» s** . Kawaley went on, by its skipper to operate a tour­ president, when her time limit Noli once in her speech did she' ^ japane8e peace treaty toda under school r ist serviee between Belmont land­ J^vhieh are the equivalent of six for speaking was up. "a** whether Czechoslovakia m- to an anti-climatic session that I panies, * were reported of the po*UW»»-w*rangement byj..^ are confronted by a huge Mld-litioii divisions, and various was dull attar yesterday's open-1 -ieatruetlon. Shell-Mess, S andard which toe United States uses Lag- ing, Darrell's Wharf and Hamil­ Dr. Sekaninova demanded the tended to sign toe proposed Ott, Cleveland and Regent ali mass of subjects and often wonder ton. other supporting units." participation . of Com munist treaty. ing fireworks. ens Field in the Azores. It was What Use some of them will be to His totals did not include men bave stocks ia toe tanks here. signed at Lisbon by tbe Foreign The "Georgia" was crowded China in the treaty. She said it At the time of writing, 11 NEW ZEALAND VIEWS Hoses set on wooden strata us in after-school life." with passengers who all agreed for storage depots and "overseas was an essential condition for a states had today announced their Sir Carl Berendsen, New Minister, Senor Paulo Cunha, and But each subject had a - basic development** related to the played water on tq tanks that bad* the United-Hates ambassador, Mr. that evfery assistance should be peace settlement. y&j£ intention of signing the treaty. Zealand, said the Soviet objec­ so far escaped the 'fire. purpose to serve. Modern and given to Powell. The rescue North Atlantic Treaty Organ isa She said the U.S. had rejected The Egyptian delegate. Mo tions were entirely in line with Lincoln MacVeagh. classical languages are required to tion but a spokesman said he did ott "proposals made by Russia and hamed Kamil Bey Abdul Rah im, Firemen risked their lives when Tbe State Department said to operation resulted in the • the "disruptive policies in inter- t a compound floor was flooded with give a basic understanding of cul­ "Georgia" being 25 minutes late ia not propose any "significantly had "chosen its own way" to draft criticised the treaty clauses ra­ anpou.nr-ing the action that the tural and international under- large additional units. the treaty. The U.S. had paid lating to territorial transfers by national affairs consistently mir-1 burning oil and threatened tol agreement gave the United States fl history and geo reaching Hamilton. ' sued by the Communist bjtoc.** j burst the six-inch compound wall. standing wh e A witness of toe rescue was Mrs.. 2. An effective production and no heed to other countries. Japan and toe stationing of 'certain new rights in addition to graphy play a great part in hu­ mobilisation base capable of She said toe UJS. had put the foreign troops in Japan, These people have not come j Cracks appeared in the wall and those already in effect. A spokes­ Ben Powell, daughter-in-law of here with any intention of assist- \ men sprayed it with water and man affairs. the shipwrecked mariner, who was ready expansion in the event of conference in an "absurd position" He also said he had hoped the man said that "an entirely new Continued on Page 14 war' by barring the Chinese Com- Ryukyus and the Bonin islands Canti-ix- •• Pag- 12 Continued on Page 5 relationship is being established." a passenger on the ferry. *$_|H -ge 1 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1951 Sty* fimjai (gazette Jf-..<*>.fifififif &!?+&& If f/****•*%* KING TO GO TO LONDON MILD SENTENCE ASKED Incorporating Ordered To Vacate Premises $ NORSE SPY TRIAL Shorts And Gaudy Shirts The Boyal Gazette (Bat, 182S) 'She apiary TO SEE HIS DOCTORS Tbe Colonist art*. Dally News (Est. .-**«) jf Owned jE»y Father Suffers Cold As Aide Two Year Term Demanded DJsliked By Spaniards O.S. and Canada B«-*taentst_Te: *f S S Koppe _. com tMiy, lbs, (Special to The New York Times and the Royal Gazette 1 630 Fifth Avenue, 1 Samuel Pepys Teucer J Mrs. Jane Sergeant- of Warwick, Leaves For Australia For Admiral's Son Britain Closes Door New York City. protesting at being told to vacate GAOL IS THE CENTRE MADRID, Sept. 4. — Spain's premises belongin,-; to her father, BRAEMAR, Scotland, Sept. 6T OSLO, Norway, Sept. 6 (Reu­ record tourist influx this year is On Persian Parleys jy 0L_ted Kingdom Representatives: J. W. Edness, where she has been (Reute^-*-The King due in- Lon­ ter).—A two-year prison term and regarded by Spaniards as a mixed I—rican & Colonial Press Agency, Ltd., living, said in Hamilton magis­ OF i_CCRA FESTIVAL don on Saturday §ar medical 10-years loss of voting rights was blessing. A growing storm of Continued from Pafe 1 Thursday, September 6th. complaints, based chiefly on the • Bed Lion Square, trates court yesterday sbe would check-up, today Visited the high­ asked by tig. prosecutor today at Seeing that of late we have all land gathering here where kilted the espionage trial here of Per sloppy clothing worn by the visi­ to reopen discussion on Persia's gt-T-ndon, W.C.I, England. appeal against the court order. terms. So for these have fallen been greatly interested in tiie The Wor. H. Martin Godet, who Altar (X Harvest God athletes annually complete, in Edvard Danielsen, son of the tors, has reached the point where plans of our' criminologists for tbe traditional Scottish games. former chief of the Norwegian the - sober Madrid dairy A.B.C.; short of meeting' Britain's de­ ProprletA-rsi was hearing civil cases, told Mrs. reform of offenders, and especi­ Ndvy: called todays for action, by f or- mands for a continuing voice in Sergeant that she must move Out Set In Prison Yard Thousands cheered him as he the operations of Anglo-Banian TPE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. ally our young offenders, I was by September 30. d*-*bve up, aabompania**-by the Danielsen, a Norwegian naval eign Consulates against their intrigued wben I* was told a story reserve officer, has pleaded In­ nationals who disregarded Span­ Hussein Makki. chief of the oil _tt__I Street, Hamilton. "I Will pay the rent to my 'Special through Beater) Queen, Princess Margaret, and nationalisation board, said today illustrating the work done by re­ nocent to charges of espionage, ish susceptibilities on this point. father and nobody else," Mrs. ACCRA, The Gold Coast, Sept other- members sf W' Royal in the refinery tow.n of Abadan Editor: E. T. SATES formers elsewhere. Seraeant insisted. She told the 6.—Every noon, for three days, Family;- under the Defence Secrets Act of • In Gerona a Frenchman was A priest was noted for his good 1914. And passing secret infor­ that Persia is determined to Manager: Ford Baxter court Mr. H. A. M. Wilson (the the gates of James Fort prison The King, who complained of a arrested when he was stated to "break Britain's blockade" and work with offenders • and was agent), bad been pressing her here Have been flung open and chill after a day's grouse shooting mation to representatives of a have become abusive because he permitted access fo them with a foreign power. has already concluded oil tales Subscription Rates: father to put ber o__fe*2.'' townspeople have flooded in. last week, was risited* By bis doc- could not enter tbe cathedral agreements with several "com­ view to reform. He would take itltef an hour or so, the towns*- tors on Sunday. They flew from He was arrested last April in while wearing shorts. An Eng­ Local Foreign a young offender, talk with him The reason why she had paid company with Captain Vladimir panies. He refused to name them. 1 Tear es. o.e no rent since November was dtae people all leave and the prisoners, London to see him at Balmoral, lishman also was arrested re­ "We are willing to pay com­ es. o.s In his study, walk with him and bis holiday home in the Scottish Koshvleff, assistant naval at­ cently in Gerona for' "insulting • Months 3. 0.0 3. 7.6 to her fitness and that of her Who have promised good behav­ : pensation, we are willing to em­ give excellent advice. One day iour re-uri. to their cans'. highlands. tache to toe Russian embassy. toe regime,'' but details of what 3 Months 1.17.8 2. 5.U lie said to a particular offender husband, she explained. If the court found Danielsen ploy British technicians on an in­ 1 Month "I bave been on fhe estate all CALLED HOMOWO "ftterr visit was described as he did are not known here. dividual contract basis, and we O.li.O 0.16.0 whom be hoped to reform: "I have routine.. _ wM guilty only under the Defence to celebrate mass at m nearby my life—it was through me that It is all part of the great an­ At the same time tourists bring are willing — and indeed we nual Gold Coast harvest festival. jBUiAingham Palace officials re­ Secret Act, the prosecutor said, he FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, >196- church and I want you tp come my father had it—and I have no would demand a sentence of one in an enormous amount of tbat wish — to see the west get all money and nowhere to go." Tbe celebration Ir called Horno- fused to comment est a newspaper the oil it needs," .Makki said in an with me and be my server. It report whieh said that the chill year's imprisonment. foreign currency that the Span­ is a beautiful church and the wo which, in the local language, ish Government goes to inordi­ interview with Reuters. • ' REFUSED AGREEMENT means "shooting at banger." The had developed into bronchial The prosecution also demanded congregation Very- pious. TMf^ r Danielsen's dismissal as a hydro- nate lengths to obtain through SO-CALLED SATELLITES Mrs. Sergeant bad refused to go celebration, believed to have been troubMs' '**PP*. Makki said Persia had to sell CHILD MURDER CASE give liberally to all good works "We have nothing further to grapher in the Ministry of Com­ complicated exchange controls said I want you to be on your best to tbe agent and sign an agree­ adopted centuries ago from the its oil wherever it could "Wheth­ ment, it was revealed in court. ' Old Testament, ia* I the method add to the statement issued yes­ munications charts office and his and trade regulations. behaviour both in word and removal from tbe naval reserve. er or not the customers belong CONFESSION READ Sbe had- no right to any part of used by the Accra tribes to give terday," a spokesman mtUS"- AS A SAMPLE to the so-called satellite states." deed.** the statement announced. "The In court today Danielsen de­ Presently the mass was said and the estate, Mr. Wilson told the thanks to their gods' for a good No comprehensive figures are Kazem Hassibi, a Persian oil magistrate. harvest. King will pay a private visit to nied fie had discussed political available yet on what tourist all went w*_l. The boy's eyes London on Saturday to give his views of Norwegian officers with technician, said Persia planned to Accnsecl Man Apologised glistened as he saw tbe pile Of Adeline Thomas, of North Hill, The festival, has become a holi­ have brought in this year but as a the Abadan refinery at 30 Pembroke, was ordered to pay £ 1 day season. Most Accra Africans medical advisers an opportunity the Russian naval attache. sample it has been announced bills on tbe plate together with Of making more thorough exam­ General Ole Berg, chief of the uer cent of its capacity with the For Slaying 11-Year-old gifts of jewels. Then tbe priest weekly 'on a bill amounting to put on their bright home-woven : that the single post at Hun on Persian staff already there. £18.16.0 owing to the Bank of flowing robes, called kentes. The ination. . His Majesty' will re- combined defense staff, said in the French frontier brought sixty concluded the service by tbe turn to Balmoral on Saturday court yesterday that officers were "We can slowly increase thajL BIRMINGHAM, England, Sept. blessing: "PfkX. VOMSCUM." N. T. Butterfield and Son. local chiefs show their authority million francs (£60,000) from production," he said. ""Everything by parading through the streets evenbtg." •* forbidden to give information to 6 (lleuter).-—*""***•_» motive was And when they were eOme home Mrs. Dorothy Exell, of "Little­ tourists in the month of August, will not be smooth at the.begin­ beneath big umbrellas borne by The King, who is 56, has spent foreigners about Norwegian of­ all of which will remain in Spain lust, followed by fear that tbe girl to the priest's house, the youth ton," promised fo pay a bill ning and it will be an uphill job totalling £ 7.16.9 to the Canadian their followers. most of the summer convalescing ficers* political views and effici­ and increase this country's power might tell what he had done to produced the bills and several from an attack of catarrhal in­ ency. but there will be no major break­ jewels. "Smetsf* es__imetf Ate Meat Market by Saturday. Aa the chiefs walk, tbey sprinkle to purchase the foreign goods it down." her.** the streets with grain, a relic ef flammation of "tbe* lung, earlier in needs. priest in horror, "where did you Ferey"' Anderson, Cedar Hill, the year. The refinery, now idle, is man­ So spoke the public prosecutor, get these from?" Warwick, was ordered to pay tbe days when the bribes thought it ned' by 350 British techicians. M. P. Pugh, as he asked that a 31- necessary to*give back to the earth The King and Queen are due to Some Spanish commentators "DfttaCt you tell me to?** asked A-One Grecfry Of Warwick £1 mOMONlsLANMRS recently have asserted that the Mr. Mussadegh has said they'll year-old English labourer, Horace Weekly on a bill of £ 15.9.4. some of its yield and' thus ap­ leave On January 22 for a tour of the boy. "I heard you sciy 'Jack, influx of tourists injures Spain have to get out if tbe oil talks Carter, be ordered held for the pease the gods Who might other­ Australia and New Zealand. Sir aren't resumed. go frisk 'em,'- so I did." Henry Douglas, Devonshire, LIKE AMERICAN WAYS because the visitors take ad­ rape and murder of an 11-year-old 1 wise let the land become barren. Norman Gwatkin, assistant comp­ In his latest Senate speech Mr. Mayhap reformation and Latin was ordered to pay 107- weekly vantage of relatively low prices girl" who lived next door. The on an amount of £2.19.3 owing to All twins get special- treatment troller of the Lord Chamberlain's Mussadegh went further than he dont go hand-in-hand. here, particularly for clothing, to child, Sheila Attwood, was one of Noel Clark. They are fed yams, or sweet po­ office, left by air tonight for talks has before in admitting tbat time four British girls who were * * * -. with, representatives of tbe Aus­ Have Blissful Memories stock up on articles to take home. Reading In my morning paper Leon Mallory, whose address is tatoes, a favourite dish hereabouts. was playing against him in tite oil strangled within a month. A The twins like that. They are al­ tralian and New Zealand Gov­ Economists ridicule such com­ dispute. He fiercely denounced his tbat one of the world's greatest care of tbe Coral Beach Club, and ernments on arrangements for the plaints and remark that money second man is awaiting trial for wbo bad not repaid a loan of £ 22 so smeared from head to foot with Of Generous U.S. Army Dolitical opponents who have authorities on tbe atom bomb, tour. ' spent here at local market prices tbe murder of two girls. The made him by his -former employer white day. The twins don't been deploring the Persian Gov­ and the president of the great "The King's health has not stimulates Spanish industry and fourth murder has brought no Harvard University declares al/nost two years ago, promised especially care for that. LONDON, Sept. 6 (Reuter).— ernment's "negative policy" in arrest. BEAT DRUMS caused any alteration to be made Heady dreams of an island para­ so help the country. the oil dispute -He threatened there will be no atom war this that lie would remit sums of £1 in the tour," be said.' The prosecutor today told" a- century. Aad I am indeed en- weeklv on a court order. As the processions move through dise under toe Stars and Stripes Spanish complaints about tour- his opponents with drastic treat­ its are unusual In that most of court here of a confession which heartened by this declaration for Thirty shillings a week was the the streets, the paraders shout, — with boatloads of free Ameri­ ment. them are based on questions of he said Carter had made. only a day or two ago President amount Harley Whitter, Crawl, chant, stamp and beat drums. can food and clothing — are be­ The British have recognised PAR» POLICE PROBE improper dress. In other coun­ "When I came home she was Truman gloomily hinted that was ordered to pay the Elbow At noon, the various parades ing fostered by two Solomon Is­ Persia's right to nationalise its lands parties, imbued with the tries it is said tbat tourists are leaning against tbe wall," tbe con­ science had advanced so far that Beach Cycle Livery on a bill for converge on the prison because oil. They are ready to operate a it so happens that the prison, once spirit of '76. arrogant or disorderly, but the fession said. "I asked her to come tbe atom bomb was a toy com­ auto-bicycle repairs amounting to BOMBING EPIDEMIC combined British-Persian oil or­ a fort, was built around an altar Spanish get bitter over the ques­ into my front room and gave her pared with tbe weapons he knew £5.8.0. They demand the expulsion of ganisation with Persia getting oil to the chief god of the local tribes. tion of wearing shorts and going some sweets. Then I asked ber of tbat could wipe out civilisa­ Arnold Simons, Camp Hill, the British influence to make way • e venues three times as big as The altar is ignored except at coatless in city streets. They al­ if she would like to go upstairs tion overnight. Warwick, who owed the Gayle Communist Affiliated for the second coming of the before. times of the shooting at hunger. Ameri cans, "whose material so are camera conscious and sus­ to the bedrooms, without any evil So of tbe two I prefer the Supply House £87.16.8, was But Britain insists that Britons Tradition now demands at fes­ wealth greatly impressed them picious of the motives of anybody should operate the great £500 intentions." former. But maybe only for Ordered to see the plaintiff. He Institutions Attacked that I want to think tbat there said he would make an arrange­ tival times the prison be opened during the last war." who takes photographs. million Abadan refinery, bafitt by After detailing how be raped might be a chance for civilisation to permit the people fo visit the Tbe manifesto was turned over Britain With British capital. the girl, the labourer continued: ment to pay between £ 5 and £ 10 PARIS, September 6 (Reuter). TYPICAL SPANIARDS an it is given another century or a month. altar which now stands in the at the Government station in SUPPORTED BRITAIN "I put a pillow under the girl's two to learn its business. main prison courtyard. —Counter espionage agents and Auki, Malaita, next to Guadal­ An American tourist was ar­ Mr. Harriman supported the head. I shoved my fingers around ORDER CONTINUED police joined forces today to hunt canal, the largest of tbe south rested recently in Madrid while British in this stand. He said the her throat She ceased struggling. Blanche Simmons, of Friswell's down terrorists responsible for Pacific group, the Colonial Office sitting on the steps in front of his Persians themselves were not hotel and photographing passers- She was still breathing, so I de­ Hill, Who was ordered to pay 5s. the seven bombings which have said. qualified to operate the refinery. cided to use string. I went for International Car Show rocked this city within the past by; He said he wanted a series The talks finally broke down a week to the Square Deal The islands, a British protector­ Of representative Spaniards. Of­ scone string. I tied it around her THEY SAY Grocery on a bill of £5.10.0, had month. ate with a population of 95,000, because the Persians refused to throat. Either I was weak or did Opens In West Berlin Two banks, four department ficials complained, as they have allow a Briton to act as manager only paid .£ 1 over a period of bore toe brunt of U.S. fighting done hi other cases, that the not like doing it. I got some cloth By A. M. PURCELL four months—it should have been stores and a printing plant have against tbe Japanese in tbe early of the British oil workers oper-c and my handkerchief and put That future sidewalks are being BERLIN, Sept. 6 (Reuter).— been . photographer was concentrating ating under tite Persian national £4. Sbe made the excuse that phases of the war. on Pg^Hr dressed-persons and on them in her mouth, turned her considered by the city fathers. she tied- been in—''bad-* c.re_wir- -Ebe first .Wan.aliens-, car 6how The latest bombing took place Leaders of the Federal Council oil Concern. Mr. Harriman agreed face down on the bed. held here since the war opened early today when the Worms women carrying heavy bundles. that the next move was uo to Per­ » * * stances" through the Alness of her Party had encouraged Malaitans Prominent Ip their complaint, "I am extremely sorry for what Tbat of course present sidewalks mother who was blind. The today. Bank was damaged in a blast to refuse cooperation with British sia. Persia says Britain must that shattered windows over a 50 though apparently irrelevant make tbe next move. I did and so ought to get topped aren't to be neglected. magistrate continued the old order Seven foreign countries are rep­ authorities and to evade taxes, the was tbe fact that the American resented: The United States, Brit­ yard radius. It is known in London tbat some (hanged). There isn't anything * * * for 5s. weekly. Colonial Office said. was in his shirt sleeves and wear­ more to put down except I am ain, France, Italy, Austria, Police believe tbe terrorists are Mr. Dugdale, Minister of State ing braces. sections of American opinion in That scanty attire is also occupy­ Ten shillings a week was the Czechoslovakia, and Sweden. striking at property rather than Washington sore saying that' the gfad it is all over." amount Archibald Douglas, of for the Colonies who is visiting ing much attention. Prof. -Ernest Fowter, West Berlin people—all stores and the printing the islands told the representatives The Spanish take the question loss of Fersian oil is less import­ The prosecutor said that after * # # "Littleton" was ordered on a bill signing the confession the labourer mayor said the show "WiU again plant damaged have been con­ that he condemned such action of dress very seriously. Stringent ant than saving a non-Communist Tbat it always did. for groceries. The bill amounted demonstrate the will of West Ber­ nected with the Communist land told them "in simple langu­ regulations to guarantee modesty Persian Government. In other asked-poliee: "1 wonder how much to £6.6.4. Douglas said be had insurance 111 get if I get my neck * * * lin to live norma 1 and complete Party. There bave been no casu­ age" what Britain was doing in of bathing suits are in force every­ words that the British stand on been sick and out of work but where, though they ame not al­ stretched. I have ap endowment That the misogynist says that is lives though within tbe shadow of alties. One bank had Communist Malaita — the establishment of toe oil talks is not worth toe now had a job. ways effectively enforced. French risks. policy." why women wear such attire. Soviet might. Party funds deposited in it. new schools, new experimental * * # A committal to prison order was "It w_t prove that our nerves .Plastic bombs have been used work witb cocoa, and expansion newspapers recently reported The British Government has — Tbat in Atlantic City both men suspended concerning Joyce Bean remain of steel and that we are, bv the terrorists. They explode of government* service, toe office with glee that a French bishop so tar at least — rejected this and women can proceed to the Of North Shore, who owed always, the —tow-window of the without a flash and leave no said. had been fined by a policeman in view on the grounds that ap­ beaches in bathing suits if com­ William Frith £-0 for two years. western world behind toe Iron shrapnel. French under-round The other banned party who co­ San Sebastian for wearing an im­ peasement would be worse than PLASTIC WING FOR PLANE pletely covered. She will go to prison for tbe debt Curtain.** forces usetl the type during the operated with tbe Federal Coun­ proper bathing suit anything. In this it appears to * * • if sbe does not pay the 10s. a An official economic survey is­ German occupation for sabotage. cil is the Marching Rule move­ "LOOTING SPAIN" have Mr. Harriman's full support. TO BE SHOWN BV U.K. week which was ordered by Mr. sued here today said that in toe Early today 300 police de­ ment. Most of the complaints are di­ Moreover Egypt is shaping up That some find it a bit bot and Godet. She said she now baa a first half of this year, every third scended on the Champs Elysees rected against French people. into another Persia with the uncomfortable. LONDON, Sept. 6 (Reuter). — steady job and would pay accord­ car and almost every third truck and Bois de Boulogne areas and KARACHI, Pakistan, Septem­ Fin* they are accused of "looting Egyptians declaring that they will * * * ing to the order. produced in West Germany was rounded up 280 people for ber 9 (Reuter).—Canada will Spain" — coming here to buy unilaterally abrogate their treaty A delta (triangular) wing made with Britain and throw the pow­ of plastic will be among the new­ Tbat long ago wben the subject The same Joyce Bean disputed exported. questioning • in connection with supply technical assistance for clothes more cheaply than they of scanty pants was considered, a claim of £11.10.0 made by Motor industry products repre­ their anji-vice drive. Pakistan's six-year development could h-MFrance. Secondly it is erful British military garrison out est designs in aircraft to be charged "that they do not show of the Suez Canal zone. If the shown at tbe British air display a member ef the -Ex-Co. took Minna Raynor for rent amounting sented 5.3 per cent of West Ger­ Last week 400 prostitutes and plan, under an agreement to be home witb him the suggested many's total exports. sellers of obscene pictures were signed soon as part of the Colombo enough consideration for Spanish British climbed down in Persia at Farnboroueh next week. to £6.10.0 and the balance for they expect they would have to pants. cleaning of tbe Bouse Bean picked up by nolice in the first plan, it was authoritatively ideas on propriety in dress. Research workers at the Royal Efforts to vijit a Cathedral climb down in Egypt too. How * * • occupied until the end of J_y. TiTTalMI, France, September - 6 stage of the drive. learned here today. Aircraft Laboratories who devel­ That tbey were to reach not without head covering or without would the rulings of the Internat­ She had been told to vacate by '(Renter). — Bronislaw Gerbac- ional' Court and tbe United Nat- oped the new material believe it more than three inches above August, she said. Bean produced sleeves that' cover elbows for may cut manufacturing costs by kowski (29), of Warsaw, found women, and without long trousers tea— (which has called on Egypt the knee. her rent book hi court as evidence. hiding in a railway car here; half, as plastics can be moulded * • * for men, have been the cause of to end its Suez Canal shipping and only simple tools are needed. The case was adjourned a week. claimed he had walked across the most of the criticisms and of some ban) stand then? That the member's wife laughed Mrs. L. Woodley, Serpentine "Iron Curtain'* into Germany, then Union Delegates Urge lively incidents. Wings made witb plastic are at the primitive way 'at Road, said she had sent back limes caught the train into France, be­ not newy— tests have been con­ measuring. American tourists offend less in and a "rotten" box of oranges and cause he wanted to join the that way but tbey have moved Officer. Gaol Sentence ducted on jet planes whose wings * * • mangoes to Johnson and Cooper Foreign Legion to get French have plastic glass sections. That sbe said that when the 5-Point Plan To Halt Spaniards to some 'Considerable to tbe amount of £3.14.0 but had nationality. Police said •before ridicule and some of them have Aircraft designers using plas­ women put on those pants they not received a credit slip for them. the Legion got him be would first Ordered Cnt By The King wouldn't be within six inches started riots by living here with tics in jet planes face the probTem She waa told by Mr. Godet to go have to face trial for entering gaudy shirts, fancy boots, and of increased temperatures caused of the knee. to Johnson and Cooper right away Franca illegally. VIENNA, Austria, Sept. 6 * * * Soaring Living Costs Paris-grown beards. The Falange (Reuter).—The King has ordered by the' engines and hy high and see if she could settle the organ "Arriba" recently published speeds. The strength of current Tbat a milkman in England won matter. The case will be heard a full page of photographs of I a seven-year prison sentence im*. . £75,000 in a pool. next Thursday. Continued from Page 1 I posed on former British' Army materials decreases radically at ber Pass), defendant, notice to tourists headed "Carnival to Sum­ officer Neville Macvey Napier for high temperatures and it is the That his chief pleasure was tell­ vacate premises owned by the tor-mediates and the distribution Government by about two to one mer." Among examples it showed ing his boss he could push his HEAROTCHB ADJOURNED passing information to a Czech designer, job to discover mater­ former; Algernon Blakeney, costs." but the chairman asked for an as arousing "with reason" an "ag­ soy to be reduced to four years, ials with better strength proper­ own milkcart for the future. Theodore Adolpbbs Dillas, gressive" feeling in Spaniards Pembroke, disputed a claim made plaintiff, Edwin Robinson (Pem­ PROPERLY ORGANISED exact count. Because some dele­ it was announced here today. ties under these conditions. * * * broke), defendant, notice to gates can cast more votes than were a man in a sunhelmet and That he couldn't be expected to by A. S. Cooper and Sons, Ltd. for A properly organised and shortsleeved shirt, and a man in A British military court in Aus­ vacate; Enith Elizabeth Zuill, efficient system of Government others, the Government backers tria sentenced Napier to nine years think that by winning that sum £9.10.0 owing them The bearing won the count by 3,775,000 to kneelength shorts, all on Madrid was adjourned to Thursday. Dillas plaintiff, Crib Zuill, defendant, purchase, marketing, and distri­ imprisonment last February. In he bad helped to rob his fellow ordered to pay alimony and main­ 3,272,000. The railway union's streets. countrymen of the did not appear to answer a claim bution could contribute to tbe i May this sentence was reduced to Extra Billions Voted tenance of £4.10.0 a week; Hill­ stabilisation of the cost of living vote of 392,000 was to go against This concern about costume that amount. of Masters Ltd. for £12.3.10. This, tbe Government bot was not might appear eccentric but not seven years by Maj. Gen. M. A. R. too, was adjourned to tbe same side Grocery, plaintiff, Samuel and effect a signal improvement West, British commander in Aus­ For U.S. Air Power * * • Grant (Pond Road), defendant, in our social life," the resolution counted because the delegate had offensive in London or New York tria. That the foreign news has taken day. __,, left in another coat the official is quite genuine here, and visitors Georee Lancelot Furbert, Till s £11.10.6; Abel Benevides; plain­ concluded. Continued from Page 1 a new turn. tiff, Ronald Frances, North Hill, Delegates applauded a recent card with the union's total vote. who ignore it have arounsed an * * * Hill, who claimed that he "did Delegates from the Govern­ astonishing amount of resentment construction weapons which were not owe any •*-_-_>" was told to eo defendant, £26.1.5; Hamilton Ser­ effort by the Government to set Tbat having dealt witb the vice Garage, plaintiff, Max Munro up a small- regional market for ment-run electrical system this year. "fantastic in their operations.** military operations for a long immediately to see Mr. __. .T. warned tbat Britain would have NOTICE Mr Young told a reporter: Richards, M.CP., and find out why (Richmond Road), defendant, vegetables and fruit. For several time the squabble now is a £7.3.0; Gayle Supply House, years, the Ministry of Food has the .biggest blackouts since the "They are not atomic Tbey are peace treaty with the Jains. be bad been summoned to tbat war this winter because demand Cheering Crowds something new and different. They effect. The amount was for Dlaintiff, Clarence Thompson, tried, to work out a scheme to * ** * Warwick, defendant, £ 10.6.0; and eliminate middlemen from the was outstripping power plant Hail Jordan's New are something even more start­ That it all depends on which side £31.10.0 He said be paid the capacities. Next year, they said, PAGET WELFARE CLINIC ling than germ warfare." Overseer of Poor taxes amounting Gayle Supply House, plaintiff in handling of fresh fruit and Japan leans to. three instances — Arthur Davis vegetables, Or establish a system would be even worse. King On Return Until Further Notice Mr. Young said he and other * * 4a to 13s. 4d., by Saturday. Though there is nothing in to­ Ernest Richardson, Dundonald (Shelly Bay) defendant, £41.14.7, of fixed prices. All proposals so senators who had been told of the That not even a crystal gazer can far, however, have been discarded day's cost-of-living resolutions to Continued from Page 1 will be located in the tell that. Street, was ordered to nay E. Repo C. W. Amos (Porfs Island), de­ embarrass the Labour Govern­ developments _jd been pledged fendant, £9.6.5 and Joseph God­ as impractical. Tomorrow an official reception Paget Sunday School to secrecy. o £2 a week. Rego said be would - Trade unionists demanded also ment seriously, they did place the ffladly give the amount of win (Parsons Road), defendant, simmering feeling of the unions will be held in the coronation hall Behind Paget Church "They are new and terrible £1.16.8; Langton Trading Com­ more subsidised housing, although of the Palace, FORMER NAZI THUGS £27.12.6 to the Red Cross Assoc­ four out Of every live houses and about rising costs clearly on weapons of war that are just be­ iation and Richardson could pay pany, plaintiff, Gordon Gresory, record. • King Talal was born in Mecca Visiting Hours: yond imagination," Mr. Young defendant, £14.1.5; PhyHis T5ng- apartments built in Britain since GET GAOL SENTENCES it to them. The court decided the war have been built by the The Chancellor of the Ex­ and, like most children of the Friday Afternoons — 2.30 to 4.30 said. . "Tbey certainly would be that it should be paid to Reao in ham, Dlaintiff, James Sinclair Hall chequer, MT. Hugh Gaitskell, has Sherifian royal dynasty, was sent a deterrent to any possible foe BERLIN, Sept. 6 ON, September 6 (Reu­ and Mrs. J. R. T. McCloy, of ter).—Princess Elizabeth stole the "Woodbourne House," Wood- show from Tallulah Bankhead to­ I bburne Ave nue, Pembroke, and SHOE SALE [Mr. Cyril Ley (Jimmy) Vallis, day when London's stage darling I son of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Cairns of toe frivolous twenties burst on Vallis, of Somerset Bridge, Britain after 16 years in her Somerset. Now On I native America. Tbe wedding took place at St. But Tallulah took it like a John's Church, Pembroke, the trooper when told that most of the Rev." David Evans and tbe Rev. crowd at the airport had corns te William Manning officiating. Mr. When a TEA has proved a Favourite for years see tbe Princess' departure for W. Norman Parker was at the No Charges No Exchanges It has what it takes to lighten your cares Balmoral, Scotland. organ. BROOKE BOND — of course "I'll take second billings to the Given in marriage by her Princess in any country in tbe father- the bride was dressed in 436.9T-*- -tu th f. mams', fl Sfe world, darlings," said Tallulah a floor length gown of white lace handsomely, tossing her tawny over heavy satin. It was locks. fashioned with short sleeves,- a MY BAD SIDE tight bodice wh ich terminated in a V at toe waist, and a low oval With husky languor she en­ neckline. The full skirt was treated the photographers: 'That's scalloped at the edge. by bad side, darlings* do take the The fingertip length veil was other." held in place bv a helmet-shaped "OJC, it's great to be back here," head dress of lace over satin she breathed, fixing the newsmen trimmed with orange blossoms with the famous look that used to The bride carried a bouquet of WEEK m>$peeiat$ shake London's bright young white roses. things. Matron of honour for her sister Tne man who .asked Tallulah was Mrs. Evelyn O'Neill, and the Look To Your Moorings what it was like to be a legend bridesmaids were Miss Roma may have been trying to provoke McClov, ber twin sister, and Miss the Bankhead pout. Patricia Vallis, sister of tbe She batted both eyelids, beamed, bridegroom. Tiny Jacqueline CAROLINA RICE Mb. package 1/7 and rockected: "You- can see the O'Neill, niece of the bride, was iP'egend is alive and kicking." toe flower girl. LINING THINGS UP—As part of the digging In being done Tallulah, much as of old, scin­ The gowns of the adult attend­ "STRONSHEART" DOG FOOD lid. tillated in a natty loose-fitting ants were of brocaded net over by Allied troops during the peace-talks lull, the 3rd Engi­ suede coat in a fetching shade of taffeta with strapless bodices and neers are building an aerial tramway designed to take the crushed tomato red. Trimmings full ballerina length skirts. Each backache out of supplying troops in the mountains of included a gold choker necklace had a tiny matching jacket with Korea. The tramway will haul *400 pounds of supplies up LUX SOAP 3 cakes far 2/- and a heavy gold bracelet. short sleeves. They wore head­ dresses of net trimmed with M,200 feet, and do it in one minute 45 seconds. *-~~_. s -THEIR SONS frangipani, and carried bouquets 4V||VCi5 Tallulah, who has come over to of white frangipani. AUSTRALIAN SHEEP TONGUE 3/8 broadcast in the national Broad­ Mrs. O'Neill's gown was of Kelleghan drove the scoop at it casting Company's "big show" on turquoise, and the bridesmaids' OBSTACLE TO SHOVEL again and again, but it just would September 16, enthused: gowns were of rose. The flower not break. NIBLET CORN "Green Giant" 1/6 Tm really looking forward to girl's gown was of white net over PROVED TO BE BOMB Then he tried to lift the ob­ it. It will be the first time I have taffeta, and she wore flowers in ject up in the excavator bucket Arrived Just In Time -broadcast in Britain." Asked her hah*. and found that his mechanical about "ber blue-blooded friends" LONDON, Sept 6 (Reuter).— Tbe best man was Mr. Lou Thomas Kellegham and his digger had unearthed a bomb. "CAMPBELL'S BAKED BEANS, 20-oz. 1/7 here, she volleyed back: Tfs their Petty and toe ushers mere Mr. sons "Tmay be seeing this time." mechanical digger just missed be­ Police cleared families from David Vallis, Mr. James O'Neill, ing blow from here to eternity to­ hundreds of 'homes nearby while Her plane was held up six hours Mr. Norman Conyers and Mr. day. an army bomb disposal squad re­ in Ireland by engine trouble, but Jack Hollis. The digger was chewing out moved the bomb — dropped in CREMOLA JELLIES ...... package 8d. she had not let this damp her A reception was held at "Wood- earth on a building site when it a German raid during World War Galvanized "homecoming." bourne House" following the struck something hard. II. 'T love this country and I am wedding. The bride's mother really glad to be back, darlings," was dressed in a slate-blue floor- CREMOLA SPONGE MIXTURE, pkg. 8d. sbe said before making her length dress with mauve acces­ triumphant exit. sories. The bride attended tiie Ber­ ORANGES 2/9 and 3/3 Boat Chain muda High School far Girls and is employed by toe Bermuda BANGKOK, Siam, September 6 Government at the Department of DINETTE SETS (Reuter).—Fifty F84 interceptor Immigration. planes, given to Siam under a U.S. The bridegroom attended Saltus military aid programme, were Grammar School and is em­ ALSO A URGE VARIETY OF FRESH FRUITS * Galvanized Shackles handed over today in a ceremony ployed as a Revenue Officer for at Bangkok airfield. Brig.- H.M. Customs. He served over­ General J. T. Cole, chief of the seas for five years with the Royal VEGETABLES AND MEAtS. and ILS. military aid group here, Air Force during World War IL officiated. The planes arrived The couple will make their here last week on _e American home at Fourth Avenue, Caven­ carrier Cape Esperance. dish Heights, Pembroke. Boat Anchors! FRED FRITHS SON Hamilton Warwick Phone: 1205-2105 Tel: 3164 ROPE

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Personal And Social * * * Barnes and her daughter, of War­ Maine. * * * From Pennsylvania are Miss Y. - Off to spend a month's vacation wick, and Mrs. Harley Barnes of Miss Doreen Dicker, daughter and their two daughter: Continue- from Page I Warwick.'- Lednini, Havertown; Miss E. Sass- Among outward-bound passen­ will meet competition from in the United States and Canada 61 Mr. ahp alts,.. W. _.-DJ-l$r of man and Miss Edna Manifold, WK_ Sm^ewEngl^.^^ *>r a deh gers by Pan American Airways Marblehead and Larchmont Yacht are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clarke of * * * After holidaying in Bermuda Spanish Point, sailed on the Reina Philadelphia; Mr. J. Neubert, yesterday was Captain the Hon. Clubs, "Belvedere," Pembroke. They Arrivals yesterday by P.A.A. at the Yacht Crab, Mr. f&beii del Pacifico on Monday to enter Bala Cynwyd; Miss A. Parnell, elude Miss B. Fortier and Near ^jdnieht lnn N. B. Dill, M.C.P., who will cap- * * » left by B.O.A.C. yesterday. Mr. were Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Trim-. Morgan, publisher of The Travel the War Memorial Hospital at Philadelphia; Miss Doris Allen, Caron from Nashua, New L™£ Ka tuning j lain the Bermuda team in the Another departing Bermudian Clarke, who is the manager of ingham and family, who have Agent, return d to Forest Hills Gosport, England, as a student Wyncote; and Dr. and Mrs. J. W. shire*Mr. and Mrs. C F. fan away to help the _f three-cornered series of yacht was Mr. Bert Darrell, who will the Bermuda Bakery, is combin­ been on holiday in Colorado. yesterday by Colonial Airlines. nurse. She will be away nrom Tarrant, Drexel Hilt. Mr. James Hadley, Richmond ^c^o^ic^C^Jf- -2-4- 4ff-b&l races for the Amorita Cup at skipper one of the Colony's yachts ing business with pleasure. * * * Bermuda for three years. Guests from the.Mid-Wert,'wtm J Larchmont in the waters of Long * * * Mrs. fm. Busing, East «» addition to miles of in the series. Dr. William Talbot, medical Miss D. Queen and Miss A. Fori*, Conn.; Mr and Mrs. Pselines, six foam tanki Island Sound. The Bermuda team Others departing by P_A.A. for fl ats * * * superintendent at the King Ed­ Detroit, Michigan; Miss E. Home, McAllister, Daaibury, Co*{*- ° and other boatJ New York are Miss Gina Camp­ __H-HHHHH_H__il___H 1 to Two young Bermudians, Mr. ward Memorial Hospital, also ar­ Chicago, III; Miss E. Schafer, Des M. Gould, Brookline, Masr** combat it Ernest vesey, son of the Hon. N. bell, daughter of Mrs. Trapnell of Moines, Iowa. Miss M. Kort is from the Bermuda Reservations Bureau, rived back after a long vacation. B. Healy, Auburndale, Ma Douglas Watts, 17, r**j H. P. Vesey, M.C.P., and Mrs. Louisville, Kentucky. Miss R. Roering, RosUndalreing two men working ' who is returning to school, and * • * THE NEW WINDSOR HOTEL Other guests include—Mr. and Vesey and Mr. James Pearman, Another returning resident was f the first ta*hk to explode. jnr., son pf Mr. James Pearman, Mr. Albert Tumbridse, manager Mrs. A. R. 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This would keep the flames theirs was better than the British England's Biggest away from the untouched main mows NUW .mi IK-*-* ' U. Defence Pact With lir daughter, also fr< Peace-Time Oil body of storage tanks. Vtorn a range of elev«a» hundred I Mr. and Mrs. E. Gr There are 30 large tanks in the BAS 280 CALIBRE yards the Belgian rifle pierced Japan King Intel Iwo sons from Drex Fbre vnquencked compound in which the fee is British steel helmets and deal raging. They belong to the Regent Id Mr. and M_*Tf? wood plank 1.65 inches thick. At heir two daughter; CH-1WII I (m P«j. 1 Oil Company. that range it still possesses the SAN FRANCISCO, September Flowers Office blocks in the district were "Best hi Tbe World" •Mine energy and striking power •fc. (Heuterfr— Senator Styles St. Louis ... 114 000 031 10 11 0 Id, Ontario. • >am prepared.for a deluge il it evacuated. as the American .300 or British Bridges told Reuters today the Chicago 001 001 000 2 8 0 |ts from^New En.gl:ave -pj^" Two oil tankers in the;.Royal, Claimed For Weapon .309, its manufacturers claim. United States expected to sign a Philadelphia at Brooklyn, rain Near midnight, 100 soldiers Edward Dock dropped their pipe­ Weight of the cartridge is _ five defence pact with Japan by New York at Boston, night, rain • ._ rrived from a training camp 45 lines and stood by ready to put sevenths ot an ounce, its length Monday. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, night ANTWERP, Belgium, Septem­ two and a half; inches. E5J_. mr. and Mrs. *_.._'. ^es a*_iay. to help tbie firemen, to sea if necessary. ber 6 (Reuter).—Belgium today Negotiations were still con­ AMERICAN LEAGUE ||||| lamden, Coon.| Misjow organised into shifts. A fireman said: "With an oil tinuing, hut full agreement on the Boston at New York-, double-header, 0r 3 unveiled its own version of the After being placed in a crate %S _TSg?^ I" action to miles of twisted fire you have to dc one of two best rifle in the world, additional and subjected for five. minutes general provisions of the pact had -^? i___§f tain • *"*•- onT Mr. oselinee, six foam tanks, two .things: either you put it out at been reached, he said. re fl oa fuel to the wordy Atlantic Pact to an artificial dust storm it Washington at Philadelphia, night LtJ? Danoury C^r - t ^ an$I^*r boats were once or you let it burn out and arms standardisation squabble. operated without mishap. Minor details remained to be to ensure that it does not jump from Chicago at St. Louie, night K'Brookli-.; Mai *•* ~™*W*** The Belgian version, a .^80 In single shot firing from 220 settled. kmrb Cleveland and Detroit, not ^»fr Auburndale, Ml Douglas Watts, 17, reported point to point. We are going to rifle with a wooden stock and Flowers ore that "j*4tis" qutaj^tto** let it burn out." yards it placed ten shots in a Senator Bridges, who will be * scheduled Roering. RosHnda»eing two men Working on top conventional sights, is of tbe group ten inches by four inches one of the delegates signing the sparks an occasion 'vi-hetfo-ij^gp? 1 the first ta*hk to explode. "After An oil company, worker who same calibre as Britain's contro­ against the 13 inches by four pact, said tbe negotiations had \ birthday, anniversary, or simple jie explosion I looked at the tank was 50 yards from the place the versial small arm, claimed as tbe inches group obtained with ' a resulted in the following agree­ ' WEDNESSAV'S NIGHT friend ly call. Rewwmber with I ran for it, but the men had fire started said: There was a best in the world. semi-automatic rifle using .300 ments: t JJDwers! And, rememberijijar beauti- isappeared." flash and a big bang. Last month, Britain, America, ammunition. In single shot NATl&NAL LEAGUE IA threat of rain raised hopes 'Then Sanies roared to a France and Canada met in Wash­ adjusted, quick-firing it fired 60 'She U.S. -would he allowed to ful seleclfens, too! _33fc;^ terrific height. maintain land, air and sea bases New York 9, Boston I (second game) p the weary firemen, and they ington to try and -agree tthWa shots in 47 seconds in a small in Japan. Cincinnati 6. Pittsburgh 3 pped too for a change of wind "Soon after, a second tank went standard rifle to be used -for target area against the 20 shots BERMUDA GENEf •Irection when the tide turns up and the fire rapidly spread western defence—'both. Britain fired in the same time by a The U.S. could use these bases Philadelphia 2, Brooklyn 5 MIXED BOUQUET trly tomorrow. -*j«P down the line." * and the U.S. then had different British .303 rifle in is target four for military action te resist AMEBIC AN LEAGUE THEATRE models. But they couldn't reach times as big. aggression "in any direction." Washington 7, Philadelphia ft Denny fresh, artisti­ a decision. Experts, gave' off record Sizes of the forces maintained iSpS (second game) cally arranged. British observers who say the praise for the new weapon and in Japan would not be limited. Boston 4, New York 2* Belgian weapon's tests today said its ammunition but saw that a TODAY DIAMOND TAXI SERVICE it was "just a new rifle. ' Ours is decision as to whether tbey would a revolutionary weapon." be adopted rested with the stand­ Rural Hill Paget - American observers, who .want ing group of Nato. *Sjp< PLAYHOUSE standardisation on the U.S. .300 calibre rifle, said tbey were, still Air Conditione "quint happy" with their version. F-brist Fairy kle Flower 8.00 a.m. until Midnight "It," they said, "is the best in the Three Shows Srrorld." Read the Morning Paper 2071 3060 9 2.3., '-3-J and * And the Belgian experts, wbo 4S5Hf. 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I «7S1f. •*_••• »•»• '»*• »"• iit§':"$2SM I rlCRIlM yowr wmmmmmmmmmmmmm Page 6 TTHE R0¥^:l|ft2__tT_, 1*it_D&.Y, S&TEMBWl. -I-OWX. i_PiM_ee^||^^ Protect Your Boat! 44 II HANNOVER, Germany, Sept Your food Store 4 (Reuter).—Germany's mothball royalty held a wedding today .— LIVERPOOL POWER OFF but' without all the pageantry Featuring usually associated > with such DURING RUSH HOUR occasions. % Prince Ernst August, grandson HIGH QUALITY *% of the last Kaiser, and Princess Heavy Overloading Blamed Ortrude of Schleswig-Holstein were led in a "simple ceremony" By -Electricity Offical 600D SERVICE after plans for horsedrawn coaches and peasant, gaily tossing flowers LIVERPOOL, England, Sept. 3 LOW PRICES from garlanded carts mere (Reuter).—A breakdown on the . uashed by Lower Saxony's Social national - wide power system Democratic Government. which cut all electrical supplies . For weeks Hannover and for three hours here tonight threw peasants from miles around' pre­ the city into chaos. Zokaibs Peanut Butler pared for a grand old-style wed­ - Tens of thousands of people ding. . The 36-year-old prince homeward bound from offices, fac­ % ei^klb wanted to drive the IS miles from tories and docks crowded the Marienburg Castle to the market streets in pouring rain waiting for Bone-in church here in a splendid coach buses when electric trains, street Red Feather Hamburger 'rawn by six horses, with peasants cars and trolley buses came to a tomb Legs Hamburger Sirloin Veal Legs raying bom ape in garlanded farm- halt. ]Mp gf/3 Steak 12 ez. tin—1/11 2/9 Ib. 2/4 Ib. Roast 3/-ft. nrts But poliee stepped in and Loading and unloading cargoes •arrecl all vehicles travelling in Liverpool's seven miles of docks 3/6 lb. lower than eight. mil**s an hour was held up by the failure of McCormicks Sandwich Spread 'to Drevent traffic congestion." electrically driven -cranes. ^MM 8 ci.—2/- The farince,' during World War Hospitals went oyer to <*mer- ?ency power and candled. Flash­ T art aide to a par-tor army com- lights and oil lamps were used in nander on the Russian front, to­ -n*"- stmt restiurants. White Rase Roney day drove through the streets in The first house at one theatre in -open car instead. was cancelled. Movie houses were 16 oz.—3/- ROYALTY AtTENDS S closed and audiences given tickets But not all the pomp and cir­ for future performances. cumstance was missing. European The telephone system was Flagstaff Bartlett Pears royalty, many of its members no swamped and some exchanges longer in power, attended the were unobtainable. No. .*!*—3/5 hurch ceremony and later a re The radio emergency room in ception at the palace.'ff- Among police . headqmr^-r»_._._„s _ was, . put Out them were ©_een TredmrisTaif*™?^^*^!;', Del Monte De luxe Plum Greece, the bridegroom's sister, The fire brigade was called *"> : over a dozen fires caused by Preserve 1 Ib.—1/-- and King Put*"..•'' 'asPI transformers blowing out and Morning suits were worn by the fusing. 3 bridegroom and male guests, while The failure was due to heavy ROTTER'S Pork and Beans the ladies wore evening dresses overloading, a British Electricity with tiaras and sumptuous jewel­ Authority official said later. 16 oz.—1/5 With lery. And the 26-year-old bride, o slim and pale in her champagne- coloured silk and taffeta wedding Canadian Cruiser Sails Flagstaff Whole Kernel Corn gown, drew applause from crowds ^§ No. 2—i/r- PITTSBURGH lining the streets. For W. Indies Today Nearly 100 years -ago this city was the capital of the Kingdom The Canadian National Steam-! of Hannover-Saxony. But tm ship Lines vessel Canadian Cruiser Heinz White Vinegar September 25, 1866, blind King is scheduled to sail for the West 33 oz.—2/6 MARINE PAINTS George V renounced the. throne Indies this morning after dis-1 and made his kingdom a province charging 197 tons of cargo, four I Copper Bottom of victorious Prussia. passengers and a quantity of mail Hitter's Pumpkin Pie Lamb Pork Pork Veal The royal colours of the Han- in Ihe Colony. Bed Lead Primer no verian House — yellow and The ship'in Hamilton arrived No. 2*—3/-- Chops Chops Legs Chops white, with a stallion rearing on late yesterday from Halifax with 3/3 lb. 5/9 lb. 5/3 lb. 3/3 lb. iS-*-!-* Spar VaraJsh r'--.-$l|jj a red shield topped by a king's general cargo, it was reported by | crown—disappeared until two. the ship's agents, John S. Darrell. i Libby's Prepared Mustard Wood Sealer weeks ago—when they werfe' , o raised for the first time in 85 years RANGOON, Burma, September 6 oz.—Hid Exterior and Interior Finishes for the wedding. 6 (Reuter). — Communists am­ bushed and fired on a passenger BRITISH CROWN train near the upper Burma town -^^-KDWARE DEPARTMENT Today's, ceremony was per- of Myitkyina, wounding the OUR SPECIALS GOOD FOR THE WEEK tw^awtd by Bishop Hans Lilja. As engine crew and several passen­ ||||i" Second Floor the bride stood before the altar gers, police reported today. in the .flower-decked church she held a large, bouquet of white car­ palace undamaged by bombing Open TONIGHT Don't wait for your Plenty of nations and wore a diamond crown during world war II. and TOMORROW Meat—just call 3971 Parking Space —on loan from King George VI Then the couple waved good­ of Britain, who hr a relative. . bye to their 4,000 guests and drove 'till 8 p.m. and leave your order. always**^! The Bermuda 1 Go. away for an Italian honeymoon in § Afterwards a reception was held in*'the*onTy pert «* Ba_nov_-''.y^**^ wedding present from .'JSS'f. FL rQueei-y"Freder.ckata . _

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Japanese peace treaty would be Reply On Site For Talks Palmolive's soft, lovely lather. Rinse! "**3pitzer, director of the Princeton From this base 50 (the other 20 PAJt^S, September 6 (Reuter). sighed on Saturday '&S bad_jnally —&OW hynjred men and women /•Do thi- 3 times a day for 14 days. University observatory, told fifty would stay behind to man the scheduled. Mr. Morrison is Con'.inue. from Page 1 *" This cleansing massage brings* **'*"\5 I scientists gathered here to talk from 20 countries are going to space station) would actually land going on from the conference to spend the next three (Jays trying _ jour skip Palmoiive's fyll .. * I about going to the moon or even on Mars in three 200-ton rockets. talks with the United States and tion since June 30, when General, beautifying effect! ..**S»i»' Mars. to find out whose hand is faster The space pioneers would return French foreign ministers in Wash­ than* whose eye. Ridgway suggested armistice The Princeton professor said, in to earth in the bigger ships left ington, and" the North Atlantic talks be aboard the Danish hos­ a :paper read to the International on the Mars satellite. Council meetings in Ottawa. He They ' are profession— and Astronautics Congress Conference pital ship Jutldndia which would TWO YEARS will travel thirteen thousand amateur magicians, here for an in­ he removed from contact be­ h^re, that his idea of a ship to miles tn 20 days. ternational conjurers' convention. travel through space differed from Dr. von Braun estimated the tween hostile forces and also the usual popular conception of a whole operation would last two tie told reporters at London . Highlight of the magic-makers' assure the security of both huge bullet-shaped, fire-spitting years, 239 days. Preliminary sup­ Airport before boarding a plane rally will be a dawn-td-dusk com­ delegations. '%$» r&ket. ply operations would take eight for New York that he was petition to choose the 1951 % COUNTERPROPOSAL mon,ths. jptimistic about the Washington "world champion of magic." The The original proposal had been •The vehicle which the professor talks and trusted that thev would foresees would have an' atomic en - He said that 5,320,000 tons of winner will have to bamboozle put aside in favour of the Com- j propellants — hydrazine as fuel increase goodwill ' and harmony his fellows with a grand new glne. If the passengers or crew among the three countries. munist's counter - proposal of { rode close to the engine, a very and boric acid as oxidizer — trick, and general skill as well. Kaesong. would be needed for supply opera­ lie "'expressed hope that the heavy shield would be necessary North Atlantic Treaty Orsanisa- Among the delegates are four General Ridgway did not | to protect them from the engine's tions and 36,600 tons for the act­ frwh thtiMM. Ralph W. Read, mention a specific site and it was ual interplanetary flight. tion would develop into "not only radiation. To eliminate the shield, an organisation for defence on the of new York, explained that his oelieved this was to preclude the professor suggests that the "According to official statistics, military side but an organisation team members would .not com­ another Communist counter­ crew and passengers follow about the Berlin air lift consumed about of economic, social, and cultural pete for the world championship. proposal. ' 50 miles behind in a cabin linked one-tenth of this amount in high developments of significance to "We're just here, to exchange Meantime hundreds of fighters to the engine by thin wires. octane gasoline," * said Dr. von the wholf» of the North Atlantic stunts and see what we can and bombers roared over Seoul .'During today's session a paper Braun. "And all thi? because of community." • learn," he boomed over the to attack Communist tank | giving details of a possible ex­ a little misunderstanding between j Q 1 hubbub of the convention hall, columns advancing on Allied diplomats." ^Compared with fuel pedition to Mars was read by Lt. OSLO, Norway, September 6 as delegates swarmed around, iines 30 miles away. , Chidr. Frederick Durant of the consumption pf wars, the re­ greeting one another in half a Mustangs reported - knocking quirements for an interplanetary (Reuter).—Captain Charles Blair. liS. Navy's New Jersey air rocket ihe Pan-American Airways pilo* dozen languages. out two Communist tanks in test station.. The paper was pre­ expedition would indeed pale in­ Magicians have no special napalm bomb assaults. to insignificance. who recently flew non-stop over pared by Dr. Von Braun a German the North Pole from Norway to physical training routine, he said, * Ground action west of Yonchow, rocket expert now working in the "let us hope that by the time Alaska, has been awarded the just practice, t five miles north of the 38th U3J.A. mankind fa. jwa_*y?-4 enter'.the Norwegian Aero Club's silver Parallel, yesterday was thought cormic age, wsrs will he a thing "Some of .them are just Dr. Van Braun said it would be medal for his teat. It will be pre­ drunkards and cigarette-fiends, to be the biggest of the western • possible to send an expedition to of the oast and instead of paving sented to him. later. and central front sectors since r Mars in space ships burning taxes for armament people will be like you and me." Mr. Read said tbe- American cease-fire talk", began in July. chemical fuels already in exis­ ready to foot the fuel bill for a Censorship allowed few details tence. . voyage to our neighbours in the tricksters will join most of the solar system. the international congress, and other delegates at Bournemouth, but the main fighting appeared 950 FLIGHTS one of Britain's leading nuclear England, October i-i, when to be about 10 miles from the Very delicious and Answering questions afterwards, Kaesong neutral zone. ..First step would be to establish Comd. Durant apid the landing scientists, Said that a stage has 3ritish conjurers will hold a con­ ant artificial satellite space sta- on Mars was possibly a greater ex­ already been reached "where with vention of their own. SEOUL, Korea, Friday, Sept. 7 also very nourishing tton, revolving round the earth tension of the plan than is neces­ moderate advantages in techni- Today after they had registered, (Reuter).—A high Communist li]|e the. moon does. To it 46 sary at ^present. nue" it becomes possible tk pro­ a lot of the magicians left toe official has denied that North TICKET FOR THEATER — Made with selected prime beef, rockets — making 950 flights — duce a manned satellite vehicle. Korean and Chinese forces are REASONABLE ALTITUDES convention hall and went to a Perfect for dinner or theater PLATE BRAND Corned Beef is really would take parts for 10 spaceships In act, he said, it is thought that cafe next door for lunch. supported by a Caucasian army nourishing and chock-full of flavour/ which would make the actual in­ In answer to a scientist who work to 'develop the satellite group. wear is this dress ill Bur- They practised between courses. It has the added advantage that it terplanetary hop. Workmen oil questioned Whether a landing on vehicle for military purposes is A Peking Radio broadcast last Mil sorcery crepe fashioned can be served alone or in a variety tbe satellite would assemble the Mars is practicable without flU JWy in progress. Hunks of bread and glasses night attributed the United mysteriously disappeared and re­ with scoop neckline, long of rich and wholesome dishes. spaceships. "Ssl^ further knowledge Comdr. Dur­ 'But exclusive military exploi­ Nations intelligence report to that And how convenient. It is always "Speaking as a scientist, I be­ ant replied that a circumnaviga­ tation of space flight," he added, appeared. Nobody knew what effect to a desire to arouse world Sleeves, and rhine-studded was under his neighbour's table ready to be served! ,- lieve Alt' space station eould be tion of the planet, during which "would be deplorable, and It m hysteria.' quilted skirt: It comes with Asfc for PLATE BRAND Corned Beef* established within the next IS surveys could be made at reason­ desirable that a project lor purely napkfc Met-H "Tbe so-called Caucasian volun­ an attached crinoline, and years df two or three billion dol­ able altitudes, would most prob­ scientific purposes should come Once a puff of flame blossomed teers in Korea are the nightmare /Wtobtftw can be added. lars were made available," com­ ably precede any landing. into being under a civilian author­ up from a corner table aid on­ .cfeation of wanton fear," the radio mented Commander Durant. v Doctor L. R. Shepherd, technical s- lookers -wondered if one delegate said. SDr. von Braun explained that director of the British Interplane­ Several other papers giving was showing ott a pocket-sized "In addition to* the efforts of the pattern of Truman's Monday the first Macs spaceships would tary Society which is sponsoring technical data on interplanetary atomic bomb. ' night speech to whip un wcr'd PLATE BRAND CORNED BEEF Swift wrecking the Kaesong peace talks flight problems were read by After lunch a waiter thought­ this is part of the fantastic world hysteria at the San Francisco con­ fACTO-IES *N> ARGENTINA. URUGUAY, IRA2H, AUSTRALIA AN* NEW ZEALANS other scientists. fully counted the spoons. of rumours now being put out in ference. Truman invented these rumours." *S4'4'!* £J*| EXCELSIOR " Autocycie Bearings — Gaskets Seals — Coils SMART ROOMS take to gay and many other parts for the 1 and 2 h.p. . JIMCREIONNES E CECIL E. HARRIS IS

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He i Indianapolis was stricken with a: The 14-foot dinghy Jinks, Ray Robinson Will be tele­ Brooklyn, at home — P*__telphia 4, really good . Was acquired by the Giants from f heart attack on August 12 while owned and sailed by Hartley Wat­ cast via a closed circuit to New York 2; total 6. Away—Cin­ . I arrived at 4.25 p.m., paid mv the Oakland (Calif.) club onl officiating at the ail-American lington, won the first race in Divi­ twelve theatres, in ten cities. cinnati 2, Pittsburgh 2. Chicago 2, entrance fee and seated myself sion I of a new series sponsored _*$_, Louis 3, Boston-**,' Philadelphia Score 95 For 1 In Second Knock full of anticipation. July 1. i soap-box derby here. The International Boxing Rapp, 30, entered professional i by the Bermuda Sailboat Clnb 3; total 18. Five Tiinutes later, much to my * # . yesterday. Flamingo finished ho. Club said today that the baseball hi 1946 and had played CJKCINATTI, September 6 Polo Grounds fight will be New York, at home—Bston 2; total 2. consternation and surprise, the • vi th Oakland since 1949. * He second position and Moonlight Away—Boston 4. Brooklyn 2, St. gtf The white flag of surrender was flown over the B.A_A. field players walked off the field and (AJP.)—The Reds' have signed made third. shown in Philadelphia, batted .344 in 1949, .34?'in 1950 18-year-old Grady Watts of Louis 3, Chicago 2, Pittsburgh 2, yesterday afternoon at about 4.30 when the Bermuda Athletic the game was over. In the Second Division Eldon Richmond, Va., Washington, Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia 2; total The B.A.A., without any and was hitting .324 this year. Laurinburg, N.C., a semi-pro Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Association capitulated to the Serpentine Recreation Club in the He bats and throws left handed. first baseman. Contract terms Trimingham, Jr_ in Juanita made 17. thought of the patrons — from first, with H.G.B. second. Chicago, Cleveland, Albany, play-off for the championship of the Bermuda Cricket Association's wiiom much of the revenue * # * were not disclosed. St. Louis and Boston. Two AMERICAN LEAGUE MILWAUKEE, September 6 Watts will report next spring to The dinghies were given a W L Pear. GB TP '"A" Division and the General Electric Cup. stems, — had given the game to course which started them off theatres in Chicago and ' The abrupt ending came two the "Serps'. (A.P.) — Charlie Grimm - lias an­ the Reds' Columbia, S.C, farm two in Philadelphia will Cleveland 85 60 .630 — 19 nounced that he has signed a 1952 club in the Class A Sally League. White's Island and sent them out New York ... 82 49 .624 1 23 hours before the official time of ing 44 and Perry three of the 219 As a sportsman, I feel I should into the Great Sound. There they show the fight. ending when the B.A.A. realised runs on the board. contract to return as manager of * * * Boston ...... 78 51 .605 4 25 protest at this gross lack of 'he Milwaukee Brewers of the went to Dundonald Buoy, then to There will be no telecast Remaining Schedule that it would be impossible After the interval Perry played sportsmanship or thought for. INDIANAPOLIS, September 6 Psarl Island, back to Dundonald the steady game while Marirea American Association. (A.P.)—An unheralded two-year- of the fight for home view­ Cleveland, at home—Detroit 2; total to overcome the lead established others as shown by the B.A.A. * * * and then back into Hamilton Har­ ers and it wfll not be by the runners-up in the final flogged the bowling. Twenty this afternoon. old pacer cracked two world bour to finish off White's Island. 2. Away—Philadelphia 2, Washing­ league standings. runs after lunch .Marirea stepped HONOLULU, September 6 records as harness racing opened broadcast. ton 3. New York 2, Boston 2. De­ out to play a breaking ball from I have long been a B.A.A. fan' at the Indiana State Fair. There were 13 dinghies bunched troit 3, Chicago 1, St Louis 4; total Serps, first, set the Ath- but this sort of think is not con­ (AJ*.)—Ford Konno, outstanding on the starting line. Jem and Arthur Pitman, missed tne ball Hawaiian swimmer, has an­ Star Volo, with Gene Sears of 17. .letics a goal of 313 runs ia their ducive to good sport nor a good Moonlight came out at the Irewrd ______^_Ba______.__.._H^^ initial innings. When the B.A.A. and was smartly by nounced that he would enroll at Shelbyville, Ind., in the sulky, New York, at home—Boston 5. Wash­ Roddie Christensen. following. paced the first mile in 2.04 and end of tbe line in good shape, Fla- ington 4. St. Louis. 2, Detroit 3, lost their tenth Just before Tbe .accuse may be tendered on Ohio State University in about minpo ahd Sandys emerged in the ©_MVT*r three o'clock they had replied He connected for two sixes and two weeks. won the second heat in 2.04.6. Cleveland 2. Chicago 3, Philadel­ the part of the B.AA. that thev The previous mile record was middle of tbe pack and Aurora phia 1; total 20. Away—Boston 3: with 247 runs, trailing by 66 after five fours in his innings, giving were tired, but I would point out Konno, 18, has been sought by was up to weather and going well, one other chance at 63 when his many mainland universities. He 2:04.2, set by Calumet Dubuque SCHEDULE total 3. she innings. that they had been but lVz hours in 1932 at Goshen, N.Y., and but she faded later. NATIONAL LEAGUE ..Going to bat ior the second skied ball was dropped by Frankie in the field! is' the present national 800-metre Boston, at home—Detroit 2. St. Louis Mullin after a hard, running try. and 1,500-metre freestyle cham­ equalled in 1935. by Jack On* at The lead finally went to Fla­ Philadelphia at Brooklyn 3, Chicago 2, New York 3, Cleve­ time, Serps showed little respect There were two hours of play Toledo, Ohio. mingo, with Moonlight working for the B.AA. bowling, hitting it Jack Hayward, veteran slow pion and holds ten Straight vic­ up on her weather tor' second St. Louis at Pittsburgh, night land *"**. total 12. Away—New York left and though admittedly - the tories over Yale's John Marshall, * * * S, Philadelphia 5, Washington 3; almost at will in running up 95 spin bowler, was the last man in B.A.A. faced a monumental task, place. Jem dropped astern. Sandys Other clubs not scheduled runs for the loss of one wicket by and after scoring five runs Jack Australian star. KANSAS CITY, September 6 AMERICAN LEAGUE total 13. I maintain, as the words of the * * # (A.P.)—Bob Cerv., leading home- made third and the fleet went out was caught by Tatem, leaving the old adage has it, "Tis better to -brough Two Rock passage in that Detroit at Chicago, nieht pE B.A.A. 66 runs behind at the end CHICAGO, September 6 (AJ_i run hitter for the Kansas City have tried and lost, than never Blues of the American Associa­ order. ' Cleveland at St. Louis, night CROWD BEWILDERED of the innings. Perry was —The Cubs have announced the Washington at New York with 12. to have tried at all." —(Adapta­ tion, will be lost to the team for SPREAD OUT BAA "B" DIVISION PLAYERS tion). recall of nine players from their Flamingo, Moonlight and Boston at Philadelphia At this juncture time was called Ferreira's two for nine minor league farms. They will the rest of the season because of Had BAA. tired, I fee. that an injured shoulder. Sandys spread out once out in the TO MEET THIS EVENING for water, and it was also decided runs took the best bowling analy­ report either at the end of their Flamingo, M. Paschal 5:36.05 that play would stop. As the their r.outation would have been The former University of Sound and gained a little on the sis, although -be bowled only two enhanced and not, as it now is, respective league seasons or rest of the fleet On tbe beat from Moonlight. D. Divall 4:36.10 players drank their water the um­ overs. Dick Freisenbruch, who play-offs or for spring training at Nebraska star suffered a shoulder All members of toe Bermuda besmhened. bone separation in a collision with Dundonald Buoy to Pearl Island Sandys II. S. Floyd 4:36.30 pires walked out on the field and sent down 19 overs, finished with Mesa, Ariz. Jem, F. Cooper i-p 4:38.00 Athletic Association wbo are drew stumps, leaving many of the On oi .naif of tbe lovers of that Kermit Wahl in the night game Flamingo kept covering Moon­ three wickets for 47, while Four were recalled from Los light while Sandys went out to DIVISION II eligible to compete in the B.C.A. largest crowd to witness a cricket "Sonny" flood had two for 38 in noble game, I protest that this, with St. Paul on Friday. Cerv si r. is net cricket. Angeles of the Pacific Coast finished out the inning but had the west and got. caught in the Juanita. "B" Division cricket final next match at the field this season 17 overs. Arthur Pitman took the League, including first baseman Eldon Trimingham, Jr 4*37.17 Wednesday, and Thursday are wondering what had happened. Thanking you for publishing to be removed from the line-up. tide. Jinks, which was sixth at remaining three for 93 runs after Dee Fondy, Leon Dundonald Buoy, went into the H.G.B.. Freddie Anfossi 4:38.18 urgently requested to attend an The victory was impressive for bowling 20.4 overs. this, * * • am sir. Brinkopf and Warren CINCINNATI, September 6 west and came back to the Conchy, important meeting at their club- Serps. Not only, did they record Hacker and Doyle Lade. weather mark in third position. Raymond Hayward . . 4:38.48 6 rooms at 7.30 this evening. the highest "A"' Division score of BAT SECOND TIME Yours Sincerely (AP.)—An unidentified golfer J. DEREK ECCLES. In addition, the list includes had just made a beautiful drive Jinks passed Moonlight on the Longtail, To be eligible to nlay in the recent years but they handed the Carmen Mauro, with flow to Dundonald and on tbe beat Robert Fountain .... 4:51.00 final—a .ainst the National Sports Athletics their first defeat in Listed as a two-day match in Springfield of the International over tbe Sharon Woods course which two innings should be when a fox darted out, seized the from Dundonald to Two Rock Aurora, Charles Kempe 4:51.32 Club No. 1 team—a player most lfeague cricket this season. League, . Bob Scnultz with Jinks took over first place. Sandys Sandys, John Stubbs . . 4:51.40 have competed in at least two * It was the second final in two played if possible—otherwise the Nashville of the Southern Associ­ ball in its mouth and disappeared. first innings result shall be con­ A search turned up a fox den was second, Moonlight third and Duflfless. Cyril Cooper 4:51.42 B.C.A. league fixtures during the weeks that Scarps have won. Last CARTIER AND KILGORE ation, pitcher Andy Varga With Flamingo fourth. Pocumtuc. Kirk Cooper 4:31.48 season. week they defeated the Cavendish sidered—Serps went to bat for the Grand Rapids of the Central with seven golf balls in it, the Community No. 1 team in the final second time at 3.10 p.m., opening TO FIGHT TONIGHT League, and Harry Chiti Count ry Park News, published by Coming into the harbour for the of the Knockout Cup competition with Tony Madeiros and Ronnie and first baseman Fred Richards the Hamilton Country Park finish Monlight took Sandys into by five wickets. Osborne. with Des Moines in U&e Western District, said in a story. * the middle of the channel, giving Cavendish humiliated the "A" In a game of almost "tip-and- League. * • * Flamingo the opportunity to New York Boxer Seeks Win OTTAWA, September 6* (AJP.) squeeze by at Saltus Island for "The Finest Holland Beer" Division leaders in tbe semi-final go-one-run" the opening pair put _ * * of the Cup competition. So, after 44 runs on tbe board before ,— Tbe Toronto Argonauts, second' place. Moonlight finally • PITTSBURGH, September 6 Dominion champion football made third. completing the league without a Osborne was run out. Of the first No. 18 In Garden Contest (A-P.)—The Pirates have recalled 37 runs scored, 33 of them were team, opened the 1951 Big Four The results: defeat, B.A.A. fared badly in both twelve players they had optioned season' on Saturday with a 37-15 final matches. singles, with Osborne's 14 all NEW YORK, September 6. — to minor league clubs. Five will DIVISION I victory over tbe Ottawa Rough Yacht and Skipper Finish Pts. MILL coming that way. Waiter Cartier, Greenwich Village CLOSE ON WEDNESDAY report at the end of the season Riders. Osborne's dismissal was sudden contender for the world middle­ in their respective leagues. Jinks. H. Watlington . 4:35.22 5'i ' When play ended on Wednesday and was credited to a smart throw weight title, resumes his cam­ * • * Serps had scored 313 runs, high­ The five are pitcher Harry DETROIT, September 6 (AP.) in by Jerry -Perry. Madeiros paign for a chance at the cham­ Fisher and John Marson blanked toe York (Pa.) White Light Lager lighted by a brilliant 137 by I played the ball to long mid-off to pionship at Madison Square from Ind ianalopis ef the Ameri­ —The White Sox have recalled Arthur Pitman, and BAA. had Bob Boyd, 25-year-old Negro Roses, 1-0, behind toe six-bit Perry, with the fielder throwing Garden tomorrow night when he can Association; pitchers Boll pitching of Dick Carmichael on lost four wickets for 78 runs at the ball d i reclly at the wicket and tackles Billy Kilgore, Miami Koski and Paul Lapalme from first baseman, from Sacramento, close of play—two ot them in the of the Pacific Coast League. Sunday. BEER breaking it just before Osborne's (Fla.) puncher, in a bout New Orleans of the Southern last over of the day.- •'• . •—. bat-entereelmifeue -batting..,erease. Association, and . -ixitcher ..Paul A left-handed batter and * * # scheduled for ten-rounds:•*-*•*•* - thrower, Boyd currently- is the' PHOENIX^ Arizona. September From the famous medieval brewing centre When play continued yesterday Had Joe Kyme, the wicket- Cartier will enter the rim Pettit trom Charleston of the things looked hopeful for the\ keeper, decided to stop the ball Smith Atlantic League. second leading hitter in the 6 (A.P.)—Tony "Bonee, star right­ boasting an uninterrupted string P.C.L. with a mark of .339 and hander of the Phoenix Senators of Amersfoort, Holland. B.A.A. for a while before lunch, the batsman would have been in. of 17 victories dating back to Others recalled but who will but when Johnny Marirea's wicket Raymond Adderley then part­ not report this season: are in­ leads in stolen bases with 37. in the Southwest International October 8, 1948. * •» * League, has. set was is believed Backed by over 700 years' brewing Cell shortly after the interval their nered Madeiros and between them fielder Monty Basgall, outfielder • PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6 hopes seemed shattered. His last Garden appearance I Ted Beard and pitcher Joe Muir | to be a new pitching record in experience. carried the score to 95 when the (A.P.)—Lou Burdette, the young organised baseball of 38 consecu­ 9 A few minutes before three game was abruptly ended. At this ended in a spectacular victory from Indianapolis; outfielder Dino j pitcher acquired by the Braves when he got off the floor to batter Restelli and pitchers Bob Chesnes tive games without being relieved. o'clock Jack Hayward, the last .time Madeiros had 51, which in­ in the Johnny Sain deal, is over­ He marked up his twenty-fifth Available at all Bars, Clubs and Hotels. man in, was caught hy Lloyd cluded five fours, and Adderley his way to honours over Eugene and Vie Lombard! from Holly­ due. Hairston. wood of the Pacific Coast League, victory as Phoenix defeated ffatem off Arthur Pitman's bowl­ had 24. A spokesman for the Braves Yuma, 4-2. ing and the side was all out for Included in his winning streak and first baseman Dale* Coogan said Burdette, who was acquired USE EIGHT BOWLERS are eight knockouts, among the I from New Orleans. from New York in the deal that * * * .{The innings was highlighted by victims being Joe Taylor and * * * sent Sain to the Yankees, was ex­ MONTREAL. Sept. 6.—The Friths Liquors. Ltd. two high scores—a chanceless 80 B.AA. used eight bowlers in the Jimmy Sherer. AKRON, Ohio, September 6 pected on Saturday. clinched the In­ by Johnny Barritt. unbeaten the second innings, with three being (AP.)—Wilbur Shaw is "much ternational League pennant when the most number of overs sent PROMISING CANDIDATE * * • tbey won the nightcap of a Agents day before with 22, and a 68 by Kilgore, born in Birmingham, improved" and should be out of HAGERSTOWN, Md., Sept. 6 Marirea. Except for these two, lown by any one man. I City Hospital in a "week or soa double-header against the Maple At the conclusion of the match Ala., is doing his fighting out of (AJ*.)—The Hagerstown Braves Leafs on Sunday, while the tjie remaining batsmen found it | his physician has declared. Dr. clinched the • Class B. Interstate St. George's Hamilton | Somerset difficult to score. Mr. Robert D. Aitken, local agent Miami and is regarded as one of | Louis E. Brown, Jr., said . the Buffalo Bisons were defeating the '.._. for the General Electric Company, the most promising candidates for League championship when they Rochester Red Wings. I VALUABLE INNINGS presented the G.E. Cup to captain middleweight or light-heavy­ James Christensen of the Serps. weight honours. Henry Hallett turned in a valu­ He also presented the Owen At present his best fighting able 18, holding up his end of the Darrell Cup for the team gaining weight is 163 pounds, slightly wicket while Barritt scored. These the most points in tbe league above the middleweight maxi­ two overnight batsmen added 51 season to Pete Mulder, skipper of mum. He first attracted attention runs in a fifth-wicket partnership the BA.A. when he knocked out Steve Bel- before Hallett was dismissed to a And in a special presentation loise in three rounds last Decem­ superb one-handed match by made by Jack Sharpe, president ber at Miami. Tony Madeiros at mid-on. of the B.A.A.. on behalf of the His most recent bouts saw him '*Hallett was dismissed two de­ B.A.A. "A" Division cricketers, a victorious over Jose Barosa and liveries earlier when Sonny Flood cricket bat was awarded to Arthur Georgie Small. managed to get his hand on the Pitman, whose 137 runs is be- Jimmy Herring, Ozone Park ball, but was unable to hold it in | ijeved to have established an ail- youth who is developing into a a' smart diving effort. A pop-up time record fo^^^^^^^^^^^^r "A" Division^ middleweight threat, resumes his along the crease saw Madeiros honours. ring campaign in the eight-round -five for the ball and take fit in In a special inscription the semi-final when he tackles Ernie one hand. award was made for the "fine (The Rock) Durando, Bayonne, [fW. F. (Chummy) Hayward, on sportsmanship displayed at all N.J., slugger. Whose shoulders the B.A.A. bad tfmes on the field" during his Victor in 44 of- his 53 pro­ placed great hope, did not fare ar'k_et career. fessional ring engagements, boast­ well at his turn , scoring one The scores: run before* being clean bowled by ing 21 knockouts. Herring faces a SERPS stiff test against the hard-hitting Dick Freisenbruch. At tfaig junc­ (First Innings) ture six B.A.A. wickets were Durando, who has knocked out 23 A. A. Madeiros, c Marirea, b J. of his 44'rivals. down for 130 runs and things Hayward 30 looked bad. R. Osborne, c Slater, b Mulder .. S o Marirea was next man in and R. Adderley; c Barritt, b Marirea 16 Drapery Department with Barritt helped carry the | A. Pitman, c W. F. Hayward, b Prize-Giving At Somerset score to 173 before Barritt was Marirea 187 caught by Roddie Christensen be­ R. Freisenbruch. c and b Marirea 38 Cricket Clnb This Evening hind the wickets, off the first de­ R. Christensen. c Slater, b Hallett 47 livery from '"Gib-tie**. Ferreira, a L. Tatem, b Barritt 5 surprise bowler sent in by James The annual Cup Match prize- JT. Christensen (capt.), e Moniz, b giving to members of the Somer­ Christensen. Ferreira had not Perry 18 bowled in any league match this set Cricket Club team will take season, but took two important G. Ferreira, not out 8 place at their club rooms from wickets in his first over. I V. Mullin. b Hallett 3 nine o'clock this evening. — linens, chintzes, cretonnes, ] A. W. Flood, c Burrows, b Perry 3 The presentations wiH be made ONLY ONE MISTAKE Extras 8 by Rev. Miller, pastor of the Allen Temple A.M.E. Church. REMNANTS — damasks, homespuns, etc. *' When Barritt fell he had scored Total 313 A three-quarter hour movie on 80 runs, which included nine fours. Bowling: O M W R recent World Series baseball johnny batted soundly, making P. Mulder 13 0 1 69 games will follow tile presenta­ only one mistake—the one when J. Hayward 12 1 1 81 tions. There will also be dancing 256 pieces - up to 2V_ yard lengths he tipped the ball into the wicket- H. Hallett 8 0 2 36 during the evening. keeper's waiting gloves. J. Marirea 17 0 3 86 ..While Barritt was batting so J. Barritt 10 1 1 45 soundly Marirea held his wicket J. Perry U 0 2 10 A. Pitman 20.4 2 3 93 up, His individual runs show pos­ B.A.A. R. Osborne 9 0 0 45 from 1/6 to 20/- ij;,; sibly a record for the free-swing- | (First Innings) G. Ferreira . . . Ji 2 0 2 9 pkg batsman — 13 consecutive V. Burrows, c R. Christensen, b SERPS 4_ngl*vs before Barritt's wicket fell. Flood 33 (Second Innings) \i Joe Kyme, who is usually a O Slater, b Freisenbruch 8 R. Osborne, run out 14 troublesome, quick-scoring bats­ S. A. Moniz. b Freisenbruch .... 1 A. A. Madeiros, not out 91 /SALE COMMENCES TODAY man, scored two runs off Ferreira, J. Barritt, c R. Christensen, b R. Adderley. not out 24 Kit on the sixth ball of his initial Ferreira "*3J5!- ***?W"J_? Ss* 30 Extras 6 over Kyme's wickets were shat­ P. Mulder (capt.), c R. Christen­ tered. This 'sent Jerry Perry to sen. b Flood ..... iSj'i 4 Total for one wicket .. 96 hat. H. Hallett. c Mad-iros. b Pitman 18 Bowling: O M R I Realising tbe plight, Marirea W. F. Havward, b Freisenbruch . . 1 P. Mulder 3 0 wo 9 Started opening uo. Facing Ronnie J. Marirea, st R. Christensen. b 3. Hayward 3 1 0 9 Osborne's bowling, Johnny sent Pitman . • "«3JL.> 68 H. Hallett 3 1 0 13 ALL SALES FINAL file first toll for a six. He con­ 3. Kyme, b Ferreira ..*-.'./#.'«,..1 2 J. Perry 2 0 0 10 tinued to show little respect for J. Perry, not out . •23pSz£foi 12 3. Barritt 3 0 0 11 the over, scoring 18 runs, which 3. Hayward, c Tatem. b Pitman . . 5 3. Marirea 3 0 0 16 included two sixes. Extras IS O. Slater jk 2 0 0 9 W- '. Hayward . . 2 0___^__-_^ 0 12 _ SSoaxDd 219 AT LUNCH . Total 247 The umpires were Johnny Souza, second floor Bowling: O M W R Emery Madeiros and Harold Evans; front street I Marirea and Perry were still to­ R. Freisonbruch . . 19 4 3 47 scorers were Vic Flood, and Godwin CWf gether at lunch, with Marirea hav- A. W. Flood .... 17 3 2 38 Belvin. TsM^OYMt GAZETTE, FRH5AY, SEPTEMBEftJ, t^JL Fage 9 Bailey's BajSP^i^Oiiliiity C-^fHfy pt^i^pimets .pesterday' ARTHUR OUTERBRIDGE GETS SOUTHAMPTON BOAT M Champion Rests As Challenger Doel COMPLETE SO-HHILE Hand And Heart Win Cricket Cup 60 RUNS TO SPARK iTTACK Frre Roundsl Of Sparring | Defeat St. George's By ££ CROSSINGER, N.Y., Sept. 6 POMPTON LAKES, N.J., Sep** 18 Runs In Final Match (Reuter>:— Middleweight cham­ S (Reuter)—While Randolph Tirff Crowd Goes Wild At Finish Of pion Randolph Turpin, who has pin was resting today, Ray Robin­ The Southampton Boat and puzzled American observers with son went through five rounds qt Sports Club completed their his unusual training methods sparring in bis gymnasium.' \A B.C A. "IV Division schedule yes­ gaps* them something more to Watched by Lee Savold, Jacf*^ Game At St. David's Field terday afternoon by racking up talk about today when he said he -Solomons, the British boxing pro­ their fourth consecutive victory at might box fifteen rounds tomor­ moter, Teddy Waltham, secretary the expense of th*** St. George's row and again on Sunday. of the British Boxing Board of Flatts Victoria Cricket Club, defenders of the County Cricket Dinghy anil Sports Club. Control, and dozens of boxing Cup and heavy favourites to retain the - cup in the second most The match, which was played at Turpin said he wanted to go critics, Robinson's main object important cricket match in Bermuda, yesterday Were handed a the Si George's Garrison field, fifteen rounds tomorrow in order seemed to be to keep his form & four-wirket defeat by the Bailey's Bay team, who after a slow start was won hy 18 runs, giving the to get the feel of the champion­ complete secret. ship distance. Both he and his tour sparring* put on a fifth wicket partnership which added 56 runs to the total West End team five wins for the season, against nine losses. Turpin's -board of managers at partners merely want through the and brought the Bay team within range of the Flatts' sum. David Madeira- literally saved first decided today that he should motions. Against a partner named The fifth wicket partnership the day for the visitors, who bad not be seen at all. Later, they Baby Day, Robinson was playing was formed between Arthur number of outgoing batsman: 31/1. lost eight wickets for 59 runs. arranged a late-afternoon inter­ purely fear laughs with Day actings Outerbridge, one of the opening 3_V*V 42/8, 86/5, 87/8, 97/7, 17W/8 Then Madeiros and Raymond view, with Randy accordingly as tbe "stooge." pair, and Ambrose Outerbridge. 176/4, lT»/9, ITi/l*.- . Kemp added 95 for the ninth abandoning a bingo game to It was not until hi* final round; In his personal total, Arthur got BAILEY'S BAY wicket, and with Alan Kemp ad­ perch on a table and answer of tbe day, against Terry Moore,, H. Lowe, c R. Lawrence, b C. Wool- 60 runs, nine of Which were fours ded 16 for the last, giving the side <4U_——ions. a highly ranked American middltS- . ridge.. . 'ifSfV^^-^S-sP r 2 weight, that Robinson opened up and one six. Ambrose had a a 96-run total. i4"""***aj Turpin told questioners that he personal total of 39 runs. Arthur Outerbridge, c w/k (P. at all. He let go two bursts of 60 Madeiros was top scorer for his had made no plans at all for his rapid one-two punching which. Flatts started batting at 10.15 Wainwright), b G. Davis team with 20, while runner-up second meeting with Sugar Ray yesterdav morning' in the brilliant J. Flood, st w/k (P. Wainwright), dazed Moore. honours went to Lee Rankin with Robinson, to be held at the Polo Supporters of Turpin learned sunshine at the St. David's school b G. Davis fife-Vy! "vi_£*MI 17. Lloyd Charlton, 15, and Ray­ Grounds neat Wednesday night. field. The setting was one of the 1. Gibbons, c S. Woolridge, b G. absolutely nothing from Robin­ mond Kemp, 11, were other "We know how Robinson son's workout. ' -Iff. most beautiful for cricket in Ber­ Davis ....-££>. .. -'33\&g double-figure scorers. RAY TO BACK-PEDAL? muda and the play was of a high B. Outerbridge, c w/k (P. Wain­ fought -the first time, but we H. Wigglesworth took three won't know what he will do this Ray back-pedalled all the time. calibre. wright), b R. Johansen -4k?t4i& wickets for 20 runs for the best This suggested to some onlookers, j - At the luncheon interval, Flatts Ambrose Outerbridge, c James, b bowling analysis, while Syd time. I can't make plans until I get into the ring," said Randy. tbat he may be planning to do the -r had made 159 runs for Mm ipsa of G. Davis ^ffrp Butcher took three for 24 and sam- against Turpin. six wickets. Titer finished their H. Johnson, Ibw, b R. Johansen Johnny Mello three for 38. MANAGER ELABORATES Robinson may have decided that' innings at 2.40 with 179 runs ell R. Gibbons (capt.), not out With half their wickets still it is dangerous to allow Turpirt out. A. Edwards, not out -landing and 60 runs on the board, His manager, George Middle- to get in close and that his best High scorer of the innings and Extras , 'hings looked favourable for St. ton, elaborated: campaign would be to keep away of the same was F. Steede who George's. But smart bowling by and wait for opportunties. Total for 7 wicke m • - 183 Vaughan Wright helped dismiss "No two boxers have exactly had eleven fours in him 62 runs. Did not bat: R. Outerbridge and W. the same style. He might fight He obviously is expectionally. SCORE SLOWLY the team for 78 runs. fit and his footwork is lightning- Outerbridge. Jerry Booth was. their top five different men on five days Tne Flatts' inninas went slowly and he would have to fight can- fast. Before he went into the Bowling Analysis O M W B scorer with 22, while Wiggles- ring he weighed 158% pounds. ih the early stages for. with four C. Woolridge 9 1 1 38 FRED WHITE, captain of the Hand and Heart Beneficial Society cricket team, receives the one in a different way." Wickets down, they had, hut 88 worth was. runner-up with 17. At the end of the day's train-* * .W.-'bavis 10 0 1 58 Captain Len Dempster, 12; and J. amp from Teem Jensen, Governor of Lodge 1657 of tt* Loyal Order of Moose, at the conclusion runs on the board. For six wickets R. Johansen .... 7:4 0 2 26 . Middle ton further explained ing, Robinson had ' completed, Stubbs, 12, were other double of the first of what is hoped to be an annual match between the Hand and Heart and Moose. that Randy makes his own plans fifty-two rounds of boxing in pre­ down they had but 11 more. The G. Stowe -&Z'..... 6 1 0 24 figjire scorers. seventh wicket partnership of A. Hand and, Heart batted first, scoring over 256 runs on the Empire Field on Sunday afternoon, during a fight and there is very paration for the Turpin fight. He R. Lawrence ..... 2 0 0 15 Wright finished with seven little conversation in the corner will box again on Saturday and Smith and F. Steede raised lie • L. James *J& 1 0 • .12 wickets lor 37 runs, while captain then dismissed the Moose batsmen for lama than that total. The cap was donated by William score to 170 to add 73 runs, but between rounds. will finish his sparring on Sun­ Runs at fait of each wicket and Charlie Mayne took two for six. Mayne, Grand-President and one of the founders of Hand and Heart in Bermuda. Mr. Jenson day. .'**•£• th* remaining wickets fell number of outgoing batsman: 2/1,15/2, SOUTHAMPTON BOAT Although British boxing ex­ cheaply, only six more runs being recently returned te the Colony after attending th e annual convention of the Moose at Buffalo, N.Y. perts who saw the recent Kid RAY'S CONFIDENT \ 38/3, 68/4, 134/5. 139/6. 179/7, In am interview after training* added for the loss of the remain­ Umpires: C. Cann and E Sharpe; C. Dickens, c Whitehead, b Mello 0 Gavilan-Billy Graham fight ex­ W. DeSilva. c Wigglesworth, b Mello 2 Robinson, asked what he thought ing three- wickets. scorers*. J. Dill and B. Jackson. pressed' some concern about the Even so, 179 runs was a large K. Harrison, b Mello 1 of his chances against Turpin, American way of judging fights, said: *^p total to set against such a team C. Mayne (capt.), b Butcher 2 DAUTHUILLE TO MEET Yesterday's British they were not disturbed. L. Rankin, b Wigglesworth 17 YESTERDAY'S BRITISH . .'Tm confident, ;but not over, as the Flatts Victoria, C.C, but HAIRST0N ON SEPT. 24 Turpin and his manager shared the Bailey's Bav XI buckled light L. Charlton, c and b Butcher .. 15 confident. I think Til win.** 9 Football Results the same views on the. matter, He was asked whether he was . down to the task. SONJA WINS FIRST RACE V. Wright, b Stubbs i^a>- CRICKET RESULTS T. Stephenson, Ibw. b Wigglesworth 0 MONTREAL, Sept. 6 (Reuter). preferring tiie New York system In bette' condition than for the _bey started badly, for their of having three officials to tbe last Turpin fight. Robinson an- first wicket was down with two OF HURST TROPHY R. Kemp, b Wigglesworth 11 » -**0NDON, Sept. 6 (Renter}.— — Promoter Raotil Godbout LONDON, Sept. 6 (Reuter). — D. Madeiros, not oat 20 The following are tb* close of plav announced today that he had British way of putting the re­ I swered: runs showing on the tele board. The following are the results of feree in sole charge. "T was in good condition last The second went for 15 and the { A. Kemp, c Whitehead, b Butcher 9 scores in first class British cricket signed Laurent Dauthuille of first-class soccer matches played Extras 10 tonight: Fra nee and Gene Hairs ton of New time." third for 33. The -fourth went with Six Luders Start Series in Britain today: He was asked if he thought he 68 runs up and then the batsmen Minor .Counties vs. South Africa York for a ten-round fight here —South Africa won by an innings ENGLISH LEAGUE woul d win by a knockout, he re­ started flo.sine the bowlina. Total 96 on September 24. IRISH FESTIVAL CUP plied: In Flaky Winds In Sound Bowling: O M W H and 23 runs -— Minor Counties, SECOND DIVISION Glenavon 4, Portadown 1 With Arthur Outerbridge first innings, 182, second innings, The Frenchman' beat the New "I have never thought of a setting the pace, the Bailey's Bay S. Butcher 9.4 3 3 24 York Negro last month in a split Notts C. 4. Hull 2 Derry City 0, Coleraine 1 knockout I ate interested in Sonja, the Luders lt sailed by J. MeUo ...... 8 1 3 38 158; South Africa, first innings, decision that created considerable West Ham 2. Swansea 2 team took heart and drove the 318 for eight wickets declared. RUGBY LEAGUE winning. As' long as they ra'se ball all over the field. They paid Dick Masters, came up with a first H. Wigglesworth .. 8 2 3 20 criticism from boxing fans. Many THIRD DIVISION—SOUTH mv hind I will be more than satis­ in the start of the new Luders . j, Stubbs ^T-ajfe- 3 <* --1 * England XI vs. Commonwealth LANCASHIRE CUP little respect to -inv of the Flatts felt thiat Dauthuille won a un­ Northampton 5. "Newport 0 fied." series for the Hurst Cup yester­ ST. GEORGE'S XI—Commonwealth XI won by animous decision. (First Round—Second Leg) bowlers, and deliehted in driving four wickets — England XI, first Watford 1, Swindon 7 On the question of Turpin, Rob­ Held Johansen aU over the lot, day. The series is being sponsored 3. Mello, c and b Wright 1 Dauthuille has been guaranteed Belle Vue Rangers 2, St. Helen's 2 inson was asked if he had teamed by the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club. a Butcher, b Wright J innings, 106, second tunings, 134; THIRD DIVISION—NORTH especially since the captain, see- Commonwealth SKI,- first innings, $8t000 and a privilege of 27% per I (St. Helen's eliminated) arty of Randy's weaknesses. «, ins that tils howlers were eettin*? -. Six yachts started with the wind,,H , Wigglesworth, b Charlton .. . 17 cent • of • the • net agate* Hairston'e* Carlisle, 1-,&•;«* rl ford «„. _,.,,,,.-,.,-_. * Liverpool City'5, Barrow 30 (Liver­ ^*To tefl the9f*tt\%'>%'aiisweten L! 'tJe'mpsWr (c'apC.V, '_• WMght'' .T~i.3 1«B, second" innings;"11*3 fW'Sl* nowhere, starred bowling from out of the south at from four Wickets. share was not disclosed. Scunthorpe 1, Lincoln 3 pool City eleminajted) * Ray, "I don't think be has any." » both ends of the crease. to eight toots. Sweet 16 and War t. Booth, c A. Kemp, b Mayne .. 22 H. Whitehead, b Wright ... -.&§«§ Gentlemen vs. Flayers—Gentle­ TIES SCORE Baby and Windsong got the best men, first innings, 318; Players, | Tne sixth wir-het partnership of of the start and at Two Rock It W. Gleason. b Wright ' JtjBgm first innings, 371. R. Gibbons, cantain of the Bailev's was Windsong, Sweet 16, Sonja, 1. Stubbs, b Mayne ^gMJfe'j*- • • • 12 Bay tide and H. Johnson, carried War Baby, and Phantom. K. Brangman. e B. Kemp, b Wright 2 "Total !"....' . "-"ft. the score to 1W—the sai**** s»*ore Spinnakers were set and the L Clifford, st Rankin, b Wright .. 2 Bowling: O M W R as that of flatts wnen Johnson fleet instead of a run as planned M. Fox. not out .' 0 L. Charlton ...... 8 2 1 28 went out Ibw to the fourth ball had a broad reach to Dundonald Extras 7 V. Wright 10 2 7 3* of Johansen's seventh over. A. Buoy, there being no change in C. Mayne 2 1 2 6 Edwards, who had a personal tally .positions. ^tl-. of five^Ffwfts' ^pHrfcete for 40 runs The wind shifted into the south is credited with the actual and the fleet had another reach winnin*** runs, tor on the ""ret rn»n o Somerset Bridge, with Sonja that Johansen bowled him. the getting the better of things on this ball rolled to tbe boundary as a leg, when the order was Sonja, four-run bve to win the game for Windsong, Sweet 16, War Baby, the Bailey's Bay team. 855 and Phantom. The crowd swarmed down on After rounding the Somerset the field to congratulate tiie Bridge mark the boats were due players as soon as the ball rolled for a flow to Spanish Point, but Hall's ov«*r -the boundary. they bad a close reach instead At the conclusion of the same. with no change hi positions again. the <*"p *was presented to contain At Spanish Point they reached R. Gibbons by Mr. Russell Pear­ back to Pearl Island, where War man, M.C.P., who observed that Baby went through Sweet 16 and WIIJE Today and Tomorrow Only he thought he would be present- 655 pulled up to within striking ins it to his own club, the Flatts distance of the leaders. Victoria C.C. He congratulated The fleet left Pearl Island to The Original Supreme both sides on the fine sportsman- port and reached back into the shin thev had shown. harbour for tbe finish, with Phan­ 1 In reply, captain Gibbons tom electing to go back to her Wine Tonic Restorative thanked nlfti Ptmrrttan for his moorings at Riddell's Bay instead remarks and praised the play of of finishing the race. the Flatts team. The finish: You up to 33*/3%!! The seores: Yacht aad skipper Finish Pts. FLATTS VICTORIA C.C. Sonja, Dick Masters .. . 5:08.46. 6>. ill. White, c Amb. Outerbridge, b Windsong, Bill Gosling 5:09.29 5 R. Gibbons -'• "jfe. 14 War Baby, Archie Brown 5:11.49 4 S. Woolridge. c I, Gibbons, b W. Sweet. 16, R. B. Eve .. 5:12.52 3 r Prepared by a well-known Outerbiridge .*. A***?_*»' *•* 635, Llew Gibbons .... 5:13.39 2 All these unusual bargains are from our regular stock: P. Wainwright, b H. Johnson .,. Tf VtM Phantom, Lord Essex .. D.N.F. 8 London physician to meet F. Steede, c Amb. 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Thff* came up to the (Reuter).—A Congressional press South America capital wrecked castawl Careless Driving M.C.P. 18—Seasoning 41—Sea-going Palisades the back way" otm ma- (•up plying Africl gallery committee today asked 20—Electrified vessel CHAPTER SEVENTEEN 'Td like to ask some questions What difference does; it make to servants' quarters. Near"*_e top tbe State Department for an particle 45—Knock about Darrow Hill," Trudy told you?" of the hill Ed slowed d*-*-"****- JL tion made frorf opinion on whether representa­ Is Fined £3 21—English 48—Limb Trudy was amazed at Ed's .cans.** county 49—Excess of solar revelation. She was thoroughly Ed. "Of course, T shouldn't, and Again Trudy flushed. "We got visttar8, he saja. tives of the Russian news agency, 23—More affable ST We-r-^uiiar year you certajnly don't have to answer "I'm sorry," she said. "I. had "There's a car parked in tm Tass, should be barred from the A fine of £3 was imposed on 87—Wash 50—Guldo's high confused, and a little frightened, apy of them. But. Trta very fond JUThe magistil £8—Merrily note - to think of al the intrigue, con­ no business asking." brush. Ill take you in, then have press galleries. David Tucker, M.CP. in Hamil­ 29—Verso (abbr.) of Karna, and* I can't help won­ fpjoeleni, neai ton magistrates court yesterday 30—H-itr ' 51—Underworld god DOWN spiracies, and p 1 o 11 ing that •""That's ©. K." he told her. a look." The committee, consisting of ia—&ttmitta^mm dering about the people at the "Karna wanted to know the same f^ovince, todai correspondents who supervise when he was, found guilty of 31—Cookies 63—vase 1—Cut centered about Darrow Hill. house." (to be continued/ ' *»mo*_ry" hidJ Z—Anglo-Saxon -""Sit down a- minute," she asked things,, so does every* dame that -O—i admissions to the press galleries careless driving which resulted in money Ed chuckled. GENEVA, Switzerland, Septem­ ragged, isolated! a collision between his car and a 3—Meditative _gj_U*'I want to talk to yob." I meet on Darrow Sill." of both the Senate and the House 1 i 3 tf-- 5 4 - f'i *»-•' _#**'. tfi "A pretty sordid collection, ggtive territor| motor wagon driven by Kingsley sr _—Marsh "Call me if you need me," Josie "So you'rfe used to «.** ber 6 (HfeUter).—A me*Bc$>n_ of Representatives, asked the 6—CtvJT injury some of 'em," he remarked. public health profttsontrie esti- freled shotgu Clifton Burch, who had ihe right- IH said, and left the room. *"•¥ don't even bear 'era." State Department "whether it It. li 6—Unit of force -•• "What sort of a man is Mr. . This time, Trudy felt com­ i mated to cost more than £280,000 Sizzle loaders! ' would favour or oppose ejection way. I t-HNer Gynt's ^3-."tu>pe I haven't offended you," Moore, Kama's attorney?" Trudy mother """"If* pletely rebuked. But it chal­ will be sponsored by the World ot Tass representatives." The accident happened near the ts ts ! Ed told Trudy. asked. n 1 8—Servants "Not at aflT I am very grateful lenge! her. Health Organisation in 1953, The American Society oi News­ junction of King and Reid Streets, 9—Sightless "Oh, he's a big-shot lawyer, you according to recommendations Hamilton on August 28. W 19 to 10—Japanese coin to you. Of course I wouldn't buy "What kind of a girl will yon _ paper Editors had earlier said 11—Greek letter race horses,' of*-'" anything else, know, tbe usual type." look for when you are ready to adopted by the W.Jff.O. regional It was an error in judgment re­ WA 17—Man's *' "But is tie honest?" **% (Tass representatives should be S3 zt without proper advice from settle down?" cemmittee a. lis first session nam \ lating to-whether or'not* he could 21 tt » _. nickname "He must be," Ed said. "Old barred because, the society 19—-.and measure people I trust. I'm not tl^t fool­ " "A plain gal, that won't draw being held here. charged, the Russian agency was get across the street travelling m_9 _9 21—Writing tablet ish." Man Darrow trusted him, and' the "primarily a propaganda and in­ north from the south-western -7 VA 22—Refuge* old man was nobody's f ool." corner of King Street across Reid A 23—Cooked In oven Trudy hated to keep up this "Then why people like Mrs. telligence agency of the Soviet -O 'il 24—Falsehoods pretense of being r$eh to Ed, Governmenti**. Street, while Burch was proceed­ n 25—Call forth Holmes and her nephew and Dr. % % 26—Lassoer whom she liked and wanted very The standing press committee ing in a westerly direction, that ?H i5 Rowland ? Why does he have them caused Tucker to precipitate the » 28—Opening; In much to trust. But Karna had with Karna?" made available letters to tee % % fence told her not to take anyone into accident, the Magistrate, the Wor. }B "I haven't been around so long," -Secretary of State, Mr. Dean 3b -• ?7 SI—Chewy candy her confidence but Josie, and she H. Martin Godet decided. 32—Narrowed to a Ed said * seriously, "But I hear Acheson, and the Attorney Gen­ point 'toast follow those instructions. •*>* Moore had a whole procession of eral, Mr. Howard McGrath, calling Tucker had stopped at the ij d 34—Wife of Zeus " ^prii glad to hear that/Mfcd re- attention to the newspaper "stop** sign, which was set back WA 35—Male sheep plied. "Karna has done some housekeepers and help. He from the corner. HI H_ H5 UM 4> V> Ml 37—Abounds couldn't 'keep 'em. Karna ap­ mt Crawford society charges and asking infor­ 38—Egyptians pretty foolish things with her parently was hard to get along mation. Burch thought that the accused 40—Grain *na-3__y."* • m- Church Si had not stopped at the sign in the •*•**• M9 5° 41—Mournful * Hamilton.I Tass has four representatives in «• 4_— Prefix: three "I assure vou I'll not do that." "But this doctor!" first {dace. 43—Resort •"Sd* started for the door. ^P *_.-. the galleries. Last night tbe Tucker admitted seeing Burch 51 52 55 44—Cut of meat ''That was Kama's fault, too. At newsmen's committee voted to 46—Beverage " - **Wait," 'rtrudy said. Then".j__e least having a doctor there. She approach but considered: tbat as 47—God of flocks hesitated. accept no more Tass applications. he had already started on his way I IMr. I| .LM w-i -mm.*.. i»_ was pretending to go into hysteri­ In letters to Mr. Acheson and he should continue. She wasn't going to face Sirs. cal fits to get ber way! I guess Mr. McGrath, the committee asked Holmes, the doctor and their Rowland was the best Moore For Al if they had evidence that Tass strange friend* at dinner tonight. could hire stay at the house. After was primarily a propaganda and GENEVA, Switzerland, Septem­ Rupert and the Coughdrop—J2 She was sure that David would all, that's no career for a capable intelligence agency for the Soviet ber 6 (Reuter).—Tbe League of not return for dinner, and even doctor* ' i Government. Red Cross Societies today issued if he did, she felt he woifldn't "No. But she doesn't need him The In addition to seeking the State an urgent appeal for £2,800 to give her the jewelry. now." Department's opinion on barring restore badly damaged Seoul hos­ " "Would I be too bold to ask you "She never did. That's why the agency's representatives, • the pital, operated by the Korean Red to take me out to dinner?" she she can't go to Moore and ask him committee also .asked if Mikhail Cross Society. The League said said to Ed impuls-frety*. to let Rowland go. It's a mess, any has twi Federov, the • head of the Wash­ that in recent months all six of "Not at all," he said. • way you look at it." ington bureau of Tass, was in Seoul's hospitals had either been ""Srou're not engaged?" They stopped at a cafe in a the United States on a diplomatic completely destroyed or shut Tin on duty, remember." small town, several miles from App passport. down. Trudy flushed. Darrow Hill. "If so," the committee asked, "I mean—-would you like to?" It was a neat, clean place tbat 45-Mtf s sun. "does the Department interpret she stammered. "I wouldn't have had country cooking, and Trudy that to mean that he is primarily Newspaper Editors' Society said asked, except I had a reason." was delighted with Ed's choice. a diplomatic agent of bis govern­ this was prompted by the long- "Certainly, it's all right' with "This is just right," she said. ment as distinguished from a history of mistreatment of Ameri­ me. Miss Karna often did the "And I dont have to sit and be newspaperman gathering news for can correspondents in Russia and In a very agitated way Mrs. Pig all right then. Would you like me same thing when she got fed up stared at by Mrs. Holmes and the dissemination to the Russian other Communist countries. It calls Rupert aside. "My Podgy, to help you search wc him ?" with things around here." others." press?** cited as an example the Czech he's gone,** she quavers. " I left " Oh yes, I wish you would," says '**Then I feel better about it," After dinner they talked, and The committee pointed out that Governmeijtfs imprisonment of him with you. fie was going to Mrs. Pig. Meanwhile the little dog she told him. "Well take the Cad. Ed smoked his pipe. the Associated Press corre­ make toffee. Where is he ?" Floppy has been behaving in a You may drive. And let's go to only bona fide newspapermen very* odd way, jumping up at, "Tell me about yourself," Trudy were eligible for admission to tbe spondent, William Oatis, "who Rupert looks astonished. " We did a quiet, inexpensive place. I'm in urged. press galleries in Congress. Was guilty of nothing except try In make toffee," he answers, Rupert' and sniffing excitedly. ".I no mood for formality. That's " but it turned out cough drops. I wonder what he wants me to do,"' what I want to get away from." "Im mest uninteresting," Ed In calling for the dusting of trying to do a good job as a left him at your bouse. He was says Rupert. . . replied. "Just a young fellow the Tass representatives, tbe reporter." Ed smiled, and looked at her ALL RIOHTS RESERVED quizzically. She had him puzzled. willing to work seven days a week She was so different from Karna, to get a nestegg. I'm going to the unpredictable. start a little agency of my own in They left a half hour later. the city." • Cunarder's 100th Trip "Any choice?" Ed asked as they "M&rried?" drove down the hill. "Nope." SOUTHAMPTON, England, "Just so it's quiet. Out of the "Engaged?" September 6 (Reuter). — Tiie city if possible. And plain food." "Nope." 83,000-ton linfer Queen Elizabeth "Those arfe the kind of joints I "Why not?" left here today for New York on know best, *_Bd remarked. "We'll "What gal wants a guy that her 100th round Atlantic voyage go out in the country. There are works seven days a week, in­ New | since entering passenger service plenty of nice places, the kind cluding every evening?" 1n October 1946. you're looking tor." i "I guess there's something in She has carried about 200,000 They soiled along through the that," Trudy observed. passengers during the five years. countryside, and Trudy realized! Ed laughed. // keeps me Before that the world's biggest that she was tired. The excite-i "Why do you rich dames always 1 School Clothes Jiner, completed in 1939, was ment of the day at the races had --*iSU_i_4ft»know. about the lftve life used as a trooper. •vforn her out. of every guy who works for you? ,~„regularf If you're out of sorts, take a glass of ENO'S "Fruit Salt" in the morning. ENO'S will keep you regular — for it is for Boys a gentle laxative and mild antacid, good for the liver and settling to the stomach. 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keep books around oi#*;bffending state or on the si-le. single-shot and double-barreled DENMARK REFUSES GUT ardinary like Arsenal For Africans shotguns repaired for Africans. lift AGENCY PLANS stataea_gfc^a| AdT.rUs.H-_t. Police found a hut equipped The committee decided to keep PRIVATE SECRETARY these measures strictly-with&t the bee. lade Ballets From Cans with a complete workbench — a OF FHtt^FROI U.S. required by President' of lathe made -from a sewing sANcnor^PoucY U.N. framework and not to bring Jd," she said, Into its work such outside bodies led. Now lefs v&MTATA, South Africa, Sept « machine, a forge and bench drills. COlBltHAGEN, Denmark, 1ICT--X-*JATK)NAL TRADING JfcOMPANY as the North Atlantic Treaty Or-- Serf. 6 (Router). —*-**4Ehe. De|»v*i# (Reuter).—Police here are hunt­ Empty condensed milk cana had Aggressors To Suffer 3aniaation__-*j?|plf"3§| Qualifications: Expert stenographer, typist, filing clerk, been used to make cartridge cases Minister, Mr. Ha raid Petersen j cut to reach ing* a man 1— possibly a ship­ Several members at today's { said today that Denmark did not bookkeeper.' Opportunity acquire experience, prior |me up to the for breech-loadin? rifles, and a wrecked castaway—who has been Economic Isolation meeting of the committee felt that want any of the frigates that taking over full responsibilities. . Excellent salary vay past the quantity of saltpetre and gun­ mch organisations as "Nato" were supplying Africans With ammuni- powder was found. America plans to hand' over to commensurate with responsibility and competence. t*Tear the top too controversial to fit easily into foreign countries. Jvfgj down. ti**ntnade from condensed milk XJVtrTED NATIOf-S^ Sept. 6 a United Nations system of col- (Reuter). — The U.N. collective : Applications must be in writing, giving full particulars he sfi__*. ective securil|*C Tney required too large a OOOOHH! WHAT WARM ' measures committee, set up to crew and thetr tire pow*j_F,'is too with credentials. tked in the LE HAVRE, France, September %s§jm o -#3f WEATHER WE'VE BEEN 'Jjfrha • magistrates court at 6 (Reuter).—Evelyn Schaus, 21- Consider means of joint action small, he said. fin, then have against future aggression, today MOSCOW, September 6 (near HAVING! Many folks may HBoeleni, near Umtata, Cape year-old Luxembourg singer who ter) .—Admiral Alan Kirk, United Tbe U.S. Senate yesterday dis­ Box R4574 Bermuda Press. adopted a series - of proposed cussed a proposal to turn* over like the heat, but we are t^Dvince, today was told of an won the Margaret Truman measures to be used against an ' States ambassador to Russia, to- '.Sirmoury" hidden amay in the scholarship entitling her to a free lay conferred with the Soviet 24 American frigates to a num­ sure that the mothers are aggressor In the economic field. .•> ber of countries, including Den­ land, Septem- rufes;ed, isolated hills of Pondoland year's study at the Chicago School . """oreijni Minister, - M. Andrei wishing for 'the cooler of Music, arrived here today to ? mark. _ J$K2 1 medical and native territory where single- - These included a wide variety . Vyshinsky. S^§ffi" weather . . . for their work toreled shotguns are made and board the liner America for New of sanctions and a system for "The problem i_ now being con­ |ram*"re esti- No details were disclosed fan- sidered of how to deal with the in the kitchen is a warm lan £280,000 Mizzle loaders, breech-loading, $____. throwing an economic blockade mediately _JaK-ii defence of Danish waters without tedious job! We have a lv the World taking these frigates," Mr. Peter­ in in 1953, sen said. few Items to mention this Immendations A similar proposal was refused week that may help to aid LO. regional POSITION VACANT ;H FOR RENT last year by Denmark because the her in hef_**.ily routine of session now frigates were considered unsuit­ housework. able for Danish waters. - "Lawnsdale" IB the CHINA DEPART­ ;:.:| OFFICE BOY MENT of Tbe Womans Shop Victoria Street U.N. CHILDREN FUND there are minute dish mops, Excellent Prospects Large 2-storey house for 4/6; these wash and Appif yjM 15 rooms clean, coffee makers, jugs, *___ 2**M W$M GETS AID FROM ASIA suitable for offices, or warehouse pitchers, dishes, pots and KITSON AND COMPANY, LTCv^ UNITED NATIONS, Sept. 6 pans, m'lk bottles, etc. Here Lot 106 x 120 (Reuter).—Pakistan is to contri­ oae will also find the easy Crawford House Tel: 2919 bute $60,450 more to the U.N. in- Church Street 124? B. W. WALKER 'errmtional children's emergency 'New action Peeler* — this How'Han. Im Phone 1404 .ifijj fund, more than twice its previous peels, potatoes, carrots, and •ontribu tion. Tgf&j slices string beans. Re­ x Ten Asian countries are now no gift moves only paper thin peel. contributors to the fund. They are Burma, Ceylon, India, Ifs simple, fast and thrifty! For An Interesting BUSINESS CAREER Indonesia, Japan, Malaya, Pakis­ compares Another handy kitchen help S' mil £4,000 m ' tan, Philippines, Singapore, and hi ft whip beater ... this can Thailand. Their total contribu­ with the be used for a number of Available on First Mortgage tion, pledged ol* received, stands' iEHOti [The Bermuda Reservation Bureau at $2,300,000. things; a valuable house aid, gift of sleep! easy to clean, easy to use . . Front Street, Hamilton, •':. ||§l||& .Al»l"f and they also make wonder­ im ful bridge or party gifts. has two vacancies for qualified secretaries. KITSON 6c COMPANY, LTD. You'll be thankfi_l."#r years 6/6 each. m Crawford House Tel. 8919 when you try a Playtex Pttlow .... the While, mother is tracking Apply in writing stating qualifications. Church Street 1247 no^herpranejuiee pillow that actuary encourages sleep! Hamilton. about the kitchen shell «9_t {*--«-• 4SMt( Made of spongy foamed latex, these pillows want to be comfortable on cradle your head in a restful position her feet... we suggest that because all night long. "They're allergy and a pair of scuffs from the •&*st-free. SHOE DEPARTMENT of The Womans Shop be called See them today, on display in .-fejbj upon for the comfort she THE HOME FURNISHINGS DEPT. o* :" needs . . . these "Tub-urns" The Womans* Shop. are wonderful washable quHfed slippers, that go SHIRT MEWS! ! X Plump - 80/-. lip ' Regular. 72/6 everywhere and are for English rubber foam Wkw jm& ,Md- everyone, they come fa- in regular siste lj|p|Nr|>. 65/- white backgrounds with all- S&M Plastic covers in blue 77-ea. over red, blue yellow and green floral designs. 5/6 up.

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Phone 2991. We've been doing a lot of -*^'_Kfc«"*"lS walking around the town, Dus'tpan with handle 4/- what say we go up to GIBBONS CO. and see if Ml_r-.ii BUFFALO BILL Matehbox holder..... 2/6 we can see a pair of com­ By Fred Meagher fortable shoes that wfll ease _D DISHES our feet? [deeding AHH! Here we see the very thing ... a hirh-stride Ued tia Oxford, with spring heel and sole for extra comfort . . . It control in sizes 7 to 10V_. In light blue, brown, navy and oat­ meal. 37/6 pr. Well folks, it looks like weft have to leave you to decide — so Wm Reid Street We'll say, Hamilton Good "BUYS' 'LITA. 45581ft dfi'fftt-.' if,f*?* I9 __*_-_ft --. THE ROYAL GAZlW!ti&smttiA.Y, SB_PTEMB__R 1,'mi YESTER) Gazette Want Ads?fSolve.- Problems Save Time And Energy ' (Through Broadcasting FJ HELP WANTED TRADE SERVICES FOR SALE Fenner and Be| HOW TO REMOVE VOLUME 2,15 SALESMAN. Apply to Archie Brown, ' PRINTING FROM MID-SUMMER SPECIALS, Permanent Community Singing Held Industrials 27J Queen* Street. COTTONfc ... Waves—Ideal Beauty Salon. Phone Reservations About Jap Utilities 45.19 [ Miss Bobbie, 3996. Open daily, in­ Household Equipment SALESLADY. Apply to Archie Brown, To remove printing from cluding Thursdays, 9 to 6. FOR SALE At Cricket Grounds Rails 82.72 (ad Queen Street. feed bags or other cottons, -KTTAllis ChalmerJ DURACLEAN AND . BOMB SERVICE GENUINE ANTIQUES: China, glass, American Airi MESSENGER BOYS. Apply to Archie grease tiie printing with silver... Perfect condition. — Tele­ takes care of your cleaning,, paint­ Instead of resounding to the Treaty, But Will Sign American Raul Brown, Queen Street. ing and colour washing. Phone 4562. phone 3253, Bermuda Work Exchange, unsalted tot, let stand over­ Darrell's Wharf. P*»" sound • Of ball on bat, • Somerset night, saturate with kero­ —Phone 7416. Four Room American Tel [ YOUNG LADY (white) for clerical Cricket Club field echoed to music American Tobl work. Opportunities for advance­ sene, rub gently, boil in Continue, from Page 1 ment. No previous experience VENETIAN BLINDS: Made In Ber­ Cottage last Sunday evening. Nearly 300 American Car f soapy water and the print is muda by Globe VeneUan Blind Co.— Somerset reisidents gathered in ing Japan or of advancing the only centre of world disruption! necessary. Apply Chief Accountant, aatt INSURANCE relephone 2971 for prompt service. Overlooking American Sine Bermuda Electric Light Co. Ltd. the field to enjoy community cause of peace. They have and dissension. Air Reduction I But Ifs simpler to remove PROTECT TOUR JEWELLERY and the come here to do mischief'. • . We "It is the intention of New Anaconda Copl BOY for early morning delivery. an everyday problem 'PAN_LYTE": Modem plastic table pinging led by the Somerset Bri­ Paget West district.—Apply Circu­ other valuables from theft, damage. and counter covering; many beauti­ North Shore, gade Hand, some members of thfe know the record of the Untied Zealand to sign the draft treaty Armour and Cl lation Department, Bermuda Press. through a Royal Gazette Call Bermuda Fire Marine Insurance ful colours.—Jeffrey Sc Sons. tel. 2971 States, however, and we have no now presented to us. It is a Baldwin Locon Classified ad. You Just call Company. •r-ysH Pembroke Salvation Army, and Mr. Reuben grave, a great and a noble experi­ MECHANICS, motor and electrical, Lambert, who acted as choirmas­ apprehension in that direction. Bendix Aviati| . only experienced men wanted; good 1053, tell an ad-writer what OR FOR RENT — Two Used Baby But we know the record of others ment in humanity. We make it] Bethlehem Ste Grand PIANOS. opportunity to learn the installation your offer or need is and she Apply The Little PRICE: ter. also, and it.is the threat of dic­ in good faith in the hope that it Boeing 4734 and operation of taximeters. Apply does tbe rati Phone 1053 FOR SALE French Shop. in strict confidence to Percy Hunt, The Rev. Roy Miller of the tatorship by others which arouses will in torn evoke good faith.** ' Briggs Manufal Sunshine Motors, Reid Street, Hamil­ num. SINGLE BEDS, Hollywood style; £2,500 Allen Temple A.M.E. Church was apprehensions, our alarm and. in­ The treaty did not entirely Canadian Pacif ton. Wearing Apparel vanity; dining room set. Phone 3133. also present. spires our necessary precautions," satisfy New Zealand. For J. I. Case 71. EXPERIENCED BEAD WAITER M. A. Gibbons, Ltd* he said. security reasons she would have Cerro de Pasco (white). Apply in person to Pink LOST AND FOUNft Super Quality DE LUXE WHITE LARGE WESTINGHOUSE REFRIG­ The community singing was or­ Sir Carl said there was no liked some reasonable limitation; Chesapeake ar Beach, Smith's Parish. ERATOR in good working Older. ganised by the Somerset Cricket of Japanese offensive armaments- SHIRTS, "Trubenized Collars", 22/8 Mrs. Fred Jenkin, near Devonshire Phone 1261 failure in New Zealand to assess Chrysler-71 ",4 TWO OFFICE GIRLS (white). Apply Half-grown black CAT,' white paws, each. Tne Shirt Shop, Paget East. Church, evenings after 6.30 p.m. 4S28tft Club. It is possible that the "get- at its true value the constant and some greater measure of Coco-Cola 110] bushy tail; reward far information in person to Pink Beach, Smith's MEN'S GABARDINE Hats and Caps, together" may become a monthly Soviet propaganda. The Krem­ assurance that Japan would not. Columbia Gas | Parish. leading to return. Call Lindley 1626, or even a fortnightly occasion. Glenridge, Warwick. also Cotton Caps, many colours. Large, 2-pedesM, MAHOGANY DESK lin, he said, was' the prime and | again take the path of aggression. Consolidated I Experienced HAIRDRESSER to man­ Straw Ham and genuine Panama hi with brass hardware; .very suitable In New Zealand there were some Curtis Wright beige shade.—Patterson's Dry Goods for executive's office or den; price misgivings as to the shape of age and operate small beauty shop. Lost — Horn-rimmed PRESCRIPTION Store. Somerset. £79 or nearest offer. Telephone 2139 DuPont 997', Apply Mrs. Sherwood, phone 3180. GLASSES* Saturday night between or 2953. things to come in the Pacific. Eastman Kodal New Windsor and Creep Gables. WHITE SHIRTS—Made of "Tootal" Federated Dep| FRONT-DESK CLERK repuired im­ Phone 1710 or 1142. British fabrics; 22/6 each. . The PAST SUFFERINGS mediately. Apply Coral Island Club, Shirt Shop. Paget Bast. For Sale General Electr Flatt's Inlet. Boots, Motors "We have felt," said Sir Carl, General Foods FIRST-CLASS CARPENTER — Top "we must be guided in some General Motorl wages; best working conditions. WANTED TO BUY Garden Supplies Qty? W. SL %tU*t| _#mtxnl \%nmt degree by our perils and suffer­ Glidden Co. 41| Apply A. Frank Smith, phone 5115. BOATS AND CANOES—Old Town and 4-Room Cottage ings in the past" Goodyear 95 BERMUDA AND WEST INDIAN SEEDS, fertilisers, tools, etc. Penn Yah models in stock. See • Mr. J. R. Jayewardene, Ceylon'sfe Graham Paige I SALESLADY, for dress shep; experi­ STAMPS purchased for highest cash Wadsons. display at Ambard and Company. Ltd., PEMBROKE, BERMUDA Southampton East Minister of Finance, told the con­ ence preferred, hut not essential; prices.—Stamp Shop, Reid Street. East Broadway. Greyhound 11 \ apply mornings only. Baruch Shop, LAWNCOMBE RAKES, scythes, ference that freedoms which the #• Galf Oil Corp.' Queen St. sickles, hedge knives, pruning shears with hot and cold water, delegates of the Soviet Unjpi PIANO, in good condition.—The Little and grass shears. Somerset Cadi Store. said Moscow wished to have Part-time GARDENER — Apply The French Shop. Hardware overlooking the Great Sound Breakers Clnb, John Smith's Bay, NOW LOCATED ON MOUNT HELL written out of the Japanese peace Smith's "Parish. Phone 7324. Miscellaneous treaty were the very freedoms METAL MOULDINGS: Stainless steel which the people of the Soviet STAMP COLLECTING and aluminium—for counter, sink, Contact E. J. MELLO DINING-ROOM SET nine pieces as table.—Jeffrey and Sons, tel. 2971.. Union themselves would like toft new, £75; three piece Lounge Suite, Phone 3950 possess and enjoy. FOR RENT BERMUDA AND BRITISH WEST £ 65; double bed and inner spring Ever INDIAN variety packets: Sets and Mattress, £15: pram, £7; Norman Day and Night Service 457»Tf«. "I cannot subscribe to the •angle rareties. — Stamp Shop, Reid Autocyele, £30. View "Isleworth", views of the Soviet delegate when] Street. Southcourt Avenue, Paget East.' Phone Food Supplies he proposes that tbe freedom of CHILL ROOMS: Available immediate­ 2584. swi: ly, 1600 cubic teet space. For Japan should be limited," her particulars telephone 5001. Arriving next Monday: AVOCADO said. COTTON PRINTS, lace curtain* REARS. Limited supply. Phone Phones: 2650 • 3624 P.O. Box 10, Hamilton FOR SALE Almost new, modern, WELL- ANNOUNCEMENTS anklets, drugs, hosiery, slips, your' order. — Palmer St Company "The restrictions he wishes to FURNISHED APARTMENT; 2 bed­ brassieres, threads, souvenirs. — Harr­ Phone 2945—3966. impose, such as the limitation on rooms, tile bathroom, breakfast nook, ington Sound Variety Shop. the right of Japan to maintain living-dining room, kitchen; near YOUR PRIVATE CAB must be in­ Hillman, 10 h.p. 1940 model, such defence forces as a free Inverurie Hotel, Paget. Box 3828, sured, examined and licensed before Going back to school? Small Lunch • 4S8atf ** sua. ' Bermuda Press. 1st October.—ARRANGE IT NOW ! ! ! ! SATCHELS, li/. ant ta/-. Chesley , Utility Van £300 nation is entitled to, would make E. White's, Beld Street Handicraft the treaty unacceptable to some! ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: Head­ (Registered as Private Car) Of the countries that have not quarters Central Group, E.S.U. WAITING FOR THE FEB—Y Visit? GIFTS: Hand tooled from finest Ber­ attended this conference, par­ WANTED TO RENT Building. — Phone 4866 or call any Bermuda Work Exchange", Darrell's muda Cedar In all varieties.—John DAVID PIMJENTAL, evening except Tuesday. Wharf—Antiques, cedar souvenirs, Davis Cedar Shop, Somerset. ticularly India. smocked dresses. "Eight Bells" "If the Soviet Union wishes thel Canadian business girl desires small j islands of Ryukyu and Bonin re­ FURNISHED APARTMENT suitable ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: En­ BOY'S BICYCLE. £5; Tan-Sad pram, FOR RENT Middle Road, Devonshire for self. Convenient to Hamilton. quiries treated confidentially. — £2; both in good- condition. Tele­ turned to Japan, contrary to the! Phone 3892. Write Hamilton Group, P.O. Box 130. phone 4770. Builders' Supplies Cairo and Potsdam declarations, 44J1 *tu w th f s.s_n m. why then should South Sakhalin! YOU 2 or 3-bedroom FURNISHED HOUSE BOX LUNCHES a speciality. — Eliza­ MAN'S HUMBER BICYCLE, 22" frame, CORK TILE: Most modern, most prac­ and the Kuriles also not be re- IT S DI for English doctor, preferably South beth's Tea Cosy, Front Street. Phone good condition; three-speed, dyno- tical, most beautiful.—Jeffrey aad ! turned to Japan?" (Russia has Shore or coast. Phone 3985. 3874. Closed at 6.0G p.m. hub lighting. £15.—Phone 7127# Sons, Dundonald St.. tel. 2971. Office Accommodation and sti them now.) ml COULD NOT WAIT on FOR SALE Sir Mohammed Zafrullah Khan, _3_____H Pakistan's Foreign Minister, said Third Floor that the treaty could not wait merely because China was not The "MHK.URY HOUSE" Newly represented at San Francisco. He described the Anglo-Ameri­ Coi • • • • • can draft treaty as one of | Approximately 1300 square feet Built Cottage i benevolence, both to Japan and Agents Important Containing j to the other countries who would Self-operated, elevator. | sign. Four Large Rooms • China, which had suffered most Tune in to Notiee t* !; Verandah overlooking harbour. and at the hands of a "power-drimjs" wives' Choirl TRADING Tiled ,.Bathropr_t_- and aggressive Japan," wasTSot about the grf J — ' J-utitot-Servitfe! •-*"*• represenTTedT-ecause of the differ- given I Double Basement Garage Car Owners I ences among the Allied nations. : 455_*t-. situated in "In our judgment," he con­ ApaHt.— tinued, "the pattern no longer Good Section admits of any doubt, but there! Rememberll GOSLING BROTHERS LIMITED of are others who do not look upon Young, Trott & Qo., LtcL Paget it the way we do. We have no Our Mr. Daniel- Phone 2141 right to impose our view upon HENI 4_57t_* iw f. For j them any more than they have to| is particularly will be impose their view upon us. Immediate Occupancy "The question of the repre­ interested in the sentation of the Chinese Re­ PRICE: public would not be settled a day following makes: Resumed sooner if we did not Sign the -£6,400 treaty. Japan's economy could not be developed and fostered any MORRIS MINORS ^ on M. A. Gibbons, Ltd. quicker if we did not sign the IF YOU ARE AN.PWESTO* treaty." Phone 1261 Sir Zafrullah said he regretted AUSTIN DEVONS the absence of India and Burma Monday you will be interested in this opportunity to buy from the conference. "If the reasons for the absence] HILLMAN MINX September 10th I are those so far announced, mm We Offer are, with all respect, unable tot "Grandview" mi "Seawood" appreciate them ... So far) FORD ANGLIAS and PREFECTS as the treatment of Japan itself is on the Great Sound in Southampton FOR SALE concerned, India finds the treaty] in order to round out his ^-S^* rC rC too restrictive, while Burma finds • * * it too liberal. shipments! ! . . . both properties have well' constructed "These are regrettable gaps in| the ranks of Asiatic nations An attractive and well- represented here. Let it not be houses with great possibilities and sufficient forgotten, however, that there are constructed Seven-Room represented among us Asiatic land for further development. "Grandview" states numbering well over a *•*••• quarter of the assembled United * ik: it * Nations. is a two apartment house and "Seawood" is HOME NEW DELHI, India, September! Overlooking Sooth Shore, 6 (Reuter).—The Prime Minister,! situated on 165 feet of waterfront. Mr. Nehru, declared here toni afct Smith's Parish. that he had full confidence *m The First Group India's decision not to attend the 1. F. Burro". LARGE LOT San Francisco conference butj make a separate treaty with Queen St. For Information Telephone 2535 Japan. Comer Si For Fuli Details The decision had annoyed of 100 Austin Devons some people in America, he said. APPLY "I am sorry for this—but as 4S86tf- BERMUDA America has the right to have its Flitcroft & Lightbourn, Ltd. own opinion, so has India. now Enroute to Bermuda "I am fully convinced that the RESERVATION BUREAU Mercury House, Hamilton. American people, if not now will | Dial 2953. sometime in the future realise' that our step has been titer right is expected to 4S_2tf n_. 4371tm w.f. step," he told a public meeting. "We want to retain the friend­ ship of America as we wast tot -HtKIVE have the friendship of China and i Japan." That did not mean, he added I that whatever Japan or China did via the We have Js| would be acceptable to India. CAPE. TOWN, .tooth Africa A TWO APARTMENT HOUSE September 6 (Reuter).--A three- OCEAN MONARCH^ VSm Bull elephant on his way to' President Truman as a gift from Known As LINDA ' the King of Cambodia, died on Situate on Dundonald Street, Hamilton board ship here today. Monday, September 10th Taken from the jungles of the tiny Indo China kingdom, ct Cam- bod to t5*aeveh-year-old elephant ill j • FOR SALE left Sftigon recently to travel the Apartmeu-t 1: 2 Bedrooms, Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, 14,000 mites to Washington Bathroom and vtffandab — Fully Furnished. Now equipped with i . • Apartment 2: 2 Bedrooms, Liv^og Ropm_, Dining Room, Kitchen FOR SALE 1. Finger-tip Control on and Bathroom. Steering Column Each Aparta-tpnt has Hot Water Systew. and %**? , Pressure System. 7-RwwHoiiife 2. Powerful Hydraulic Brakes There is an 18,000 Gallon Water Tank jyad also a IN PAGET Throughout Well. For further particulars apply tiMj Priced for quick sale 3. New Heavy Standard WTSQM * COMPANY, LIMITED Engine — 10.6 Horsepower Crawford House, Tel: 2919 ijji Church "Street, «*? Contact E. J MELLO 4499tth..-.i j^Bfa Hamilton. Sly. . , 1 45-ltf*-. Phone 3959 _KE RaVAL -GAZEPEE, ^R-pAYvSEPT^^ER 7, 1951 Page 13H YESTERDAY'S NEW UU SIOOS ill JEXCHAJJGE Cloiiuf __fsc_tiu_fe -£*fc-P Jtoffff Beam On at the*bank «l . • • ft!»*ll•^ LONDON, Sept. 6. — Foreign (Through the courtesy of Station WRUL of the World-Wid. CANAWAM STOCK bonds and. Canadian securities N. T. Butterfield ft Son, " Coatiaae- fro*_ Pafe 1 Htf| Broadcasting Foundation, in co-operation with Merrill, Lynch, Pierce continued to dominate the stock is expected to run properly with­ Fenner and Bean rebroadcast locally by Station ZBM). 38 markets today. Most other sec­ .Limited, Yesterday: By Courtesy Bank ei N. T. tions were quiet with prices show­ out -*ep__-fc-' |_&F VOLUME 2,150,000 Hudson Motors 14 % BANK OF ENGLAND OFFICIAL The curator said the police in­ Industrials 272.28 (up 20 cents) Inspiration Copper 24 ing no decided trend although Butterfield & Son, Ltd. British funds again were stronger. RATE FOR UNIT*-.. STATES vestigation has failed to uncover IJ*^ Utilities 45.19 (up S cents) International -"t-rvester 34% a possible motive for the de­ Bails 82.72 (up $1.85) „ Canadian securities underwent International Klckel 39% ' LONDON AND SOUTH AFRICAN ip EXCHANGE: liberate sinking of the boat. .4 Allis Chalmers 471i International Paper 52% heavy profit-taking but rallied STOCKS ^**S& smartly and made slight net gains. 12.80125 12.79875 Police are inclined to believe the American Airlines 15 »,4 - Johns Manville 82% 'J-\%2• •'- damage was caused by someone Sign American Radiator 111% International Tel. and Tel. 17 Butlins 3/9 Spotlight- in the foreign market 1 CPR Preferred 75 % shifted from German potash bonds Bank buying rate . .*. ...'If'. 92-82 who was trying to kill the fish American Tel. and Tel. 162% Kennecott Copper 80% ' in tbe boat's wall and the guilty American tobacco B. 83% Loew's 17% Royal Dutch 25% to Japanese loans which" jumped $1.00 equals 7/1 Mount Isa 47/3 party may not have intended to American Car and Foundry 33% Bfercke Coy. 11% much ' as five points. German Bank selling rate .,.,... • 82.795. lid disruption North Broken Hill 74 Government bonds mere than sink the boat. Americas. Smelting 90% _;jfp| Montgomery Ward 71 $1.00 equate 7/2 Air Reduction 29 NTational Dairy 50% Blyvoors 48/- overcame profit-taking and there Ition of New Anaconda Copper 48 Va National Distillers 32% -• , . Rand Leases 41/3 also some support for Greek CANADIAN FREE RATE: draft treaty Bud Sriwrtton 41*/9 "•• vSg bonds. Armour and Company 10% N.Y. Central 18 % London LEEDS, England, September 6 is. It is a Baldwin Locomotive IS Ohio Oil 56% ' Daggafontein 86/3 '?£&% Changes among industrials were (Reuter).—A Yorkshire Methodist |noble experi- Bendix Aviation 55 Packard Motors 5 Middle Wits 24/6 generally small. One or two 824-575 $2.9550 church superintendent asked in HBS make it Bethlehem Steel 55% Pan American Airways 10% Durban Roodepoort 78/3 leaders Tost a few Pence and tex­ Montreal his will—published., today—that hope that it Pennsylvania Railroad 18% Free State Geduld 70/- Boeing 47% tile, shipping, and paint groups $2.96 82.9550 his ashes be scattered at a Com­ |ood faith." Briggs Manufacturing 35 Pepsi-Cola 9 'A -Wrttiilii »/6 were barely steady, but most munist Party meeting. [not. entirely Canadian Pacific 31 % Phillips Petroleum 54 Western Holdings 64/6 other mrts of the jpaarket^fr*-* Bank Buying rate .... $2.97 and. For Pure Oil 58% West Driefontein 125/6 mained firm. Anglo - Iranian The will of William Henry Allen J. I. Case 71% 81.00 equals 6/9 also siiowed that he left £300 of would have Cerro de Pasco Copper 48% R.C.A. 22% Grootvlei 37/6 weakened slightly in view of the -le limitation Remington Rand 21 Imperial -Cold Storage 46/- latest development in tbe oil dis­ Bank Selling rate .. $2.9350 his £3,_0- estate to various Chesapeake and Ohio 91 ' branches of the Communist Party; fe armaments, C"_ysler71*>__ Revere Copper and Brass 30% Pretoria Portland Cement 120 pute, but most other oils advanced. SI M. equate 8/10 Vereeniging 107/6 " measure of Coco-Cola 118% Republic Steel 43*.i ex div. . Some rubbers rose. kn would not Columbia Gas and Electric 14% ' O.K. Illilllg. 52/8 Iof aggression. Sears Roebuck 55 tiger Oats 33/6 Consolidated Natural Gas 31 Va Sinclair Oil 44% RANGOON, Bui-maj September Ire were some Curt— Wright 10%, "A" 25% Elephant Trading 30/ - \he shape of Socony Vacuum 36 Va Greatermans 12/6 6 (Reuter).—A goodwill mission DuPont 99% Sperry 33% led by a minister of the Chinese ie Pacific*. Eastman Kodak 46 Hubert Davies 40/8 Standard Brands 22% Williams-Hunt 15/- Communist Government will visit IRINGS Federated Dept. Stores 42% Standard Oil ol Cal. 54% Burma towards the end of the laid Sir Carl, General Electric 60% Standard Oil of NJ. 70* * Hortors 43 pa* .JJ Union Whaling 45/- year, authoritative sources said led in some General Foods 44% Studebaker 28% 1 HH Anglo-American 158/9 here today. The sources said notes |s and suffer- General Motors 54% Texas Company 58% have been exchanged between Glidden Co. 41% CANADIAN STOCKS BRITISH OVERSEAS AIRWAYS CORPORATION Timken Roller Bearing 49% (Noon. Prices in Poll—) governments of the two countries Goodyear 95 Twentieth Century Fox 20% iene, Ceylon's Bell Telephone 40 and a Burmese delegation & ex­ Graham Paige 3 % United Airlines 29 Tel. 3030 er your Local Agent told the con­ Building Products 33 pected to visit China early next Greyhound 11% United Aircraft 32 ns which the Canadian Breweries 20% ., Gutf Oil Corp. 58 • United Fruit Corp. 69% year. "fill." "Soviet Unjjon Consolidated Paper 39% led to have Union Carbide 64 Smelters 167 SELLERICH,' Germany, Sept. 6 apanese peace Union Pacific 103 HoUinger 15% (Reuter).—An 11-year-old hoy .ry freedoms United Corporation 4% Morning Flights Imperial Oil 41 VS. Steel 43% was killed 'and another seriously if the Soviet McColl Pront-nac Coirmon 36 injured here yesterday when a irould like to Warner Bros. 14 Va ' Wm/jf Noranda 75 mine they found exploded. They Ever Tasted Western Union 42',_. Sicks nil Iribe to the Westinghouse Elec. 39% mat. collecting scrap metal. delegate when Willys Overland 9','4 To New York \e freedom of SWIZZEL? P. W. Woolworth 43% limited,**' he Youngstowne 51%

[be wishes to Kewly Arrived Leaving Bermuda. [limitation on to maintain HUMAN ENERGY i MEN'S DUNGAREE TROUSERS 23/9 up 10 a.m. Is as a free MEN'S BLUE WORKING SHIRTS 14/- would make The healthy human body generate- table to some the necessary energy to -We, play, * MEN'S KHAKI TROUSERS .f| 32/6 Arriving New York oat have not study and resist the ills that may at­ MEN'S KHAKI SHIRTS 22/6 ference, par-j tack it, In those cases where it h desk- able to invigorate the system, the tonic MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS in white, tan and blue ..' 15/- 12.45 p.m. Ion wishes the Ind Bonin re.-: WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION, with extract (Local Time) Jntrary to the of cod livers, calcium, iron and phos­ mam SAAD A Collector's Item — declarations, phorus, is indicated. The elements Reid Street, Hamilton. |^| Phone 2958. buth Sakhalin YOU SHOULD! entering the well balanced composi­ to not be re- IT'S DELICIOUS tion of WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION invig­ «*ri*ff. Complimentary Lunch The Georgian Covert Cloth Suit* (Russia has and so easily orate and revive lost energies. WAM­ Convei-ueaf .0 A.M. departure — 3f hours made POLE'S PREPARATION is pleasant to take. WATT It stimulates the appetite. For sale in Hying time. Amtiye ot New York, in time for From Chester Barrie in England come these tfrullah Khan, pharmacies. 47-2 almost a full afternoon of activities . . . or in beautiful Covert Cloth suits. Handsewn, [Minister, said time to moke out-of-town flight connections. 4537:1*1 Sale Ends Tomorrow tailored with exquisite taste, these suits luld not wait In many cases it makes possible an extra day jdna was not have the same silken sheen and crisp handle •Francisco. The Weldon or evening in Bermuda! |Anglo-Ameri- 1 j % 0PF IS ^ found in the finest Doeskins.' as one of Company B.O.A.C. flies Constellations exclusively . . . nressurised cabins . . . over-weather flying! Ito Japan and Agents Phone 4044 In Beige, Navy blue, and Scndringham they* Ies who would Complimentary cocktail or aperitif rrom me are available in sizes 10-to 16. ENTIRE STOCK wen-stocked bar, and a delicious lunch, I suffered most Tune in to Z.B.M. "House­ 45T_tf. _ jffijjg lc*am*ia\i power-dru^k" wives' ' Choice** for details courtesy of B.O.A.C. Plan your return trip now Jan," was'Ttot about the grand Picnic Set on TMC B I J. M U D I A N V*- Flights Friday, I of the differ-! given FREE. BON MARCH! i Saturday, Sunday and Monday. 4S3St". pied nations, 455_!t-. it," he con­ tra no longer 4953t* |bt, but there iot look upon $t$m&ws^swmm<^sxM&m&Mxmwmm®mm mmmmmm We have no |ir view upon HENNESSY they have to it's easy to keep •tpon us. BRANDY the lavatory clean I If the repre- Winsor and Newton THEY'RE GOING BACK-TO-SCHOOL 1 Chinese Re­ Shake some ' Harpie' into ike bowl. settled a day — leave overnight — then flush. J not sign the That's all. No brush is needed. ponomy could * Harpic's' thorough action cleans, SO IT MUST BE fostered any disinfects and deodorises the whole not sign the. pan—even where no brush can reach, and leaves the air refreshed. he regretted* la and Burma ' Harpie' Il salt,to em in all lavatories, y fi including those connected to septic tanks. > v"ife''''\ . ,. |r the absence lnounced, we let, unable to . So far 'HARPIC OF IJapan itself is IMC SAFE LAVATORY CLEANSER pds the treaty Burma finds _-V*_rt_ftAA-*V fctable gaps in piatic nations Let it not be (that there ard us Asiatic J well over a Imbled United for every purpose pa, September POSTER CO__0RS rime Minister, • -Agents: _ here tonight OIL COLORS GLASSES Iconfidence^In: % F. Burrows & Co., Ltd. to attend the WATER COLORS Inference but Queen St. — Front St. For every use that make your drink treaty with] SHOWCARD COLORS Comer Shop, Paget that much inore refreshing pad annoyed, FABRIC COLORS prica, he said.! this—but as: 4S_«tf' ||| ^OTOTINTING SETS Iht to have its! AT ^fe Jlndia. MANDARIN INKS .peed that the Tnot now, will The Bermuda Hardwares Ltd. suture realise LOOK YOUR "Yonl like this saM feen the right lie meeting. Successor To pn the friend- dear...I made it with | Ifl You must see our cciul-^'t-be-pi^'lliir we want toi BEST fof China and The Bermuda Press m The Bermuda Hardware Co., Ltd., <*fet ft Young back-to-school col lection of big'n little fn, he added, Stationery Store mk sister dress — all bearing the famous or China did Call I to India. Reid Street LOVE labd. || ||| 42S1 - 4252 — 4253 . St. George: 9199 bouth Africa, |r)..—A three- Aglow with colorful plaids, new and pi. hig way to > •EESBtf. I 4-.35I-"-*. Is a gift from flattering styles. H-y died on jaf~t lungles of the ^dom of Cam- These young fashions add up to the _£-»_-_ elephant JIGGS By George McManus to travef-^pej best and happiest back-to-school buys. (lington. At/ BROTHER BlMMr* I'M ANXIOUS eexxx-^s- THE POOR l*U-6l*v_ PROMISED TD CALL. TO SEE HIM VOUP? BROETHER^ ASLEEP >««© OPS»r_^SOMI-BOC*y I *>OU ONE ». HHS f^MORITe. 'Ctrm*f*& THIS APTERNOON- TH-s DOS • A-JST BE t*mP&*-tXX»i GUESS ON- I - Slyer: J - 14 - . rWVlArfmiO £5HtDW I IrteAM- AT TUOS& EMPTy WHO IT MAG6IE. SOLLY- t NEV_^ Nonce? •JU5' USH6NEW POC3- BOTTLES AND ALL Jl WAG­ BEFORE. WH4T BlS r km***** lick sale

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mm i _ge 14 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1951 I 9 was circumcised, then he was a Science Teucher Gives U.S. MAJOR ACQUITTED TELLS TALE OF AFRICAN man. He was schooled in tribal* THE WEATHER WAS FINE traditions, then there was no Talk To Leopards NEW GOODS turning hack. He had learned the SO HE STOLE A FERRY ON SHOOTING CHARGE HANGED FOR A MURDER secret of the medicine horn. LINENE, 2*6", Green, Ylllow and Navy 6/- yd. Cmttmmti FTM- P__« ' "But as Albert grew, civilisation NEW YORK, Sept. 6 (Reuter). "Whenever we think of money, KHAKI TWILL, 36", _„.....; I:.., _. 9/6 yd. Accused Of Manslaughter Unconscious Of Crime reached out to the little Basuto — Police in helicopters scoured time, distance and space,'' he con­ kraal, and with it came the law— the New York and New Jersey! CHECK GINGHAM, 40" _...;.__._. 6/6 yd. a law strange to Albert. Most of tinued, "we realise that mathe­ After He Slew Dj|p In Ritual Slaying the young men he knew mended coasts today in pursuit of a stolen I matics is the essence of human PERCALES, 3T ___ _-.._-. 5/- and 5/6 yd. 40-foot ferry-boat. thought." Jffi (Special through Reuter) their ways and deserted the tribe FUERSTENFILDBRUC^I Ger- for the mines of Johannesburg. Finally came ihe radio report A sound body and firm phifo- many, Sept. 6 (Reuter).—A United LONDON, Sept. 4. — Supersti­ The power of the chief, began to that the ferryboat was cruising I sophy were needed. J. H. Robinson 6. Co. States Army general courts mar­ tion instilled into Africans which decline. Albert was fraid. He along a wide channel toward. Religious education is an im­ tial today acquitted Major Lee E. occasionally leads them to break and a few friends agreed the chief Perth Amboy, New Jersey. portant aspect of the latter, he Queen Street Miles, of Ellisville, Miss., on loose and commit a ritual murder must be annointed with the medi­ A police launch roared in pur­ said. charges of voluntary man­ and then die, by white man's law, cine which alone could restore his -*S33'tft slaughter. suit. As it approached, the ferry­ Christianity coupled with the for a deed they consider natural, prestige. But pie medicine horn boat put on speed. Then, a fire d iscinline ' of education prepares Major Miles, 36, was accused of was described here by a priest who was empty. shooting Moshek Bojmajln, a dis­ broke out on the fleeing vessel's pupils to leave school as full has bean in Africa for 20 years. beam. members of a community "safe­ placed person, during an alleged Writing in the British Church "The Africans found a victim. black market transaction in They battered him to death. They Police pulled up alongside, to guarding their rights but at the Times, tne unnamed priest tells tore the vital organs from his body s**me time realising their' obliga­ Munich last April. the story of Albert, a big, simple confront an anologetic Woodrow Maj or Miles, father of two small and brewed them with herbs and Facnhinetti (36). tions." ' man from Basutoland. Albert ia entrails. They fronred the sticky The meeting was presided over children, collapsed when the court dead new*. He was hanged a few "I don't want any trouble, fel- for announced the acquittal. mess into a hollow cone and lows," he was quoted. by Mr. Percy Paynter and Mr. days ago for his share in a revolt­ poured it from t^e horn on to their David Tucker, M.C.P., introduced His wife burst into tears and ing ritual murder—the murder of "It was such a nice day far a then accompanied her' husband to chief. They left the mutilated the speaker. Remem hrance the medicine horn. The murder body, as tradition said they boat ride." hospital, where he will be treated was so gruesome it never was de­ The fire, which was quickly Mr. E. T. Richards, M.C.P., for nervous shock. should, for all to see. moved a vote of thanks to the scribed, rot even in the Supreme BROKE SILENCE put out, resulted from an- over­ SPARKLING IDEA — This The court decided on Major Court of Basutoland where Albert, heated exhaust. speaker. Complementary ad­ "Men lost to tbe old pattern of fall's formula for smart dresses were given by Dr. Mar­ The flowers you send to a Miles' innocence after his defence an "elderly man with a wrinkled, Facchinetti was charged with counsel proved that he was at­ tribal life broke silence and topping after dark is the jorie Bean and Mr. Gerard Bean. kindly face,** was told he must die. H'vulped the secret of the ritual. grand larceny and transporting a friend, cany with than a tacked from behind by Bojmajl "Albert lived all his life in a stolen ship. tiny, tiny hat with a maxi­ Entertainment was provided by and an accomplice, Mordocha The white men called on Albert. Mr. Winslow Fox at the piano. little village in the mountains of He languished in tbe condemned —*__o mum of glitter. Model Betty full measure of your affec­ Markusfeld. who appeared as a Basutoland. He was born in a mud material witness. cell in Maseru orison for months VIENNA, September 6 (Reu­ Ellen Gilleseane wears Lilly tion! When you think of hut and spent his boyhood herd­ and months until his sentence was ter).—A school teacher, Guido Dache's steel-satin helmet, The court, comprising eight ing cattle, romping across the colonels, said that Major Miles _e*_Tmed."' Mayer, was killed near here last which is encrusted with. flowers, call on us! plains, and through ' the forest, The pgriest said Alhert died night when a buck deer ran into acted in self defence. learning how to be idle and mis­ his motor cycle. The buck died --__- - topaawj./' ••_.• The alleged black market trans­ without fear, proclaiming he had Yesterday's Weather chievous." the priest wrote. done no w r o n e. As Albert too. action was said to have taken MEDICINE HORN place tn his car. mounted the scaffold, the priest Abroad After the shooting he drove back "As Ice approached adolescence asked: "Is it well with you, my Albert, like a true Basuto, swore tsfaT' Verdmont florist to Fuerftenfelbruck, his home (At 2 p.m. Bermuda Time) ' , base, and gave himself up to air to be. loyal to the tribe, to the "It is well, father," Albert re- Phone 4612 - 4712 force police. chief, to the medicine man. He nlied. New York :*>7, light continuous rain Miami ...,..'...... v_i2|.. 911, flue Montreal ''..... Wet received lh, M fl Chicago Not received * -*" ^ DISTINCTION Information supplied by the Bermuda Meteorological Station '•r1)mNERS'CA*DPARTlES BWFEJLUNCHEONSW Dr AII1 If Cl ALL0«ASIOHS (S^|AWU|^ VACUUM PACKED ~ ALWAYS FRESH «_»tf-

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