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mK5HTING-U P TIME 6.47 p.m. Yesterday's Weather Maximum temperature 67.S Minimum temperature 59.8 TIDE TABLE FOR MARCH Sunshine *. 8.6 hours High low Rainfall nil ns» Water a.m. pjn. Water Sun- Sun- 1 00.03 12.18 am. pjn. rise set 2 00.54 1.08 624 6.24 6.47 6.17 719 7.« 6.46 6.18 VOL. 32 — NO. 51 HAMILTON. BERMUDA. SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1952 6D PER COPY French Assembly Scuttle Support Grows For Body Plans For Allied Defence Of Trustees To Take Up J Of Europe Against East Mental Home's Operation Whether the administration of £75,000 MORE VOTED TO the Mental Hospital is to be (Special through Reuter) U.N. Thrust Into vested in the Board of Health, a PARK, Feb. 29—The French Assembly's refusal to in- SCHOOL BUILDING FUND group of commissioners, the trus -•ease taxes by 15 per cent to help pay foe ber massive re- North Korea tees of the King Edward Memorial ja man-teat and her war in Indo China tonight alarmed General Hospital or a specially - created r j body of trustees the House of tsenhower's -t Supreme Allied Headquarters in Europe Board's Policy On Free Assembly still has not decided. | iHAPE) which counts on France as the keystone of the Seen Only Way Debate was once again deterred 'iropean Army. • Education Is Questioned yesterday when the Lunacy Bill TOKYO, Feb. 29 (Reuter). — came up for consideration in the The fall of M. Edgar Faure's Government in France's Vice-Admiral Charles Turner Joy, By voting £75,000 yesterday in Sessions House. jiird Cabinet crisis in seven months came as a bitter blow I chief; United Nations delegate at addition to the £50,000 recently Mr. A. D. Spurling offered a to General Eisenhower. Only a few hours before revolting the Pan Mun Jom peace talks, granted, the House of Assembly 3 lengthy amendment which pro deputies without support from M. Faure, General Eisenhower said bere today that a quick has enabled tbe Board of Educa poses the establishment of a body armistice could only be secured tion to Undertake its extensive ind the French Premier chatted optimistically at President to be known as the Mental Hos- if the Allies make a strong thrust programme concerning 11 schools 1 pital Trustees, and Assemblymen /incent Auriol's Elysee Palace. The ex-Premier is understood into North Korea. in the Colony and the building of wish to see it in print before jto have assured the worried It was either that, at the cost of a technical school in Devonshire. making a decision. General that Parliament was at j heavy casualties, or unwelcome The programme is to be spread Advocating the appointment of last ready to ask the French concessions at the conference over this year and 1953. The 11 trustees whose sole concern H Reynaud Called 1 people to jpay drastically higher table, he said. schools on which improvements would be to administer the Men- taxes as we price for France's Hie added that the Communists and extensions will be made, I tal Hospital. Mr. Spurling sug role in the anti-Russian alliance. j had built op ground strength either to the schools themselves gests they should number not less To Form .^-A^ The smile disappeared from the I during the eight months of rela ASTOR ESTATE SOLD. — The main residence on file 23-acre estate of Mr. Vincent Astor at or by the provision of playgrounds than four and not more than 10. 43-year-old- Premier's face when tive inaction since the peace talks and sports arenas, are Heron Bay APPROVAL OF RULES * I began. Ferry Reach," which has been sold to Mr. Alec Mitchell, of "Huntley Hill," Paget, who is to School, the Bermuda High School S$~ members of his own Radical His amendment also con'
SH % Page 2 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1952 BRIDE CHARGED WITH *$I*I'M'*M*%M>NWM*^*M»HMI'1JI3. LETTER TO THE EDITOR SHIP WITH SPLIT DECK COMMONS GROUP URGE Published Dally French Cabinet's Fall EMPIRE MIGRATION MURDER OF HUSBAND ' (Correspondents are reminded thai SAILS AFTER REPAIRS Incorporating letters must je accompanied to tte j '(she Sbiaty ' names and addresses of the senders, IL PASO, Texas, Feb. 29 ffflNKS U.K. AND Tbe Royal Gazette (Est 1828), not necessarily foi publication but aa Her cracked deck temporarily The Colonist and Daily Mew* proof of the writers' bona fides.) WiH Press For Govt Action (Reuter).—A blonde, 21-year-old Raises Grave Questions repaired, the American freighter bride of six weeks was com (Est 1866). N MOOD TD NEG( Helen Stevenson sailed from Ber mitted for trial today for | W'*/ J "The Haven," muda yesterday afternoon for To Help Emigrants WASHINGTON, Feb. 29 (Reu lantic Council members and Ger murdering her husband while he *EW YORK, Feb. 29 | Samuel Pepys Teucer Berkeley Road, Baltimore, where she will go into was asleep in bed two* weeks ago. ter) .—The fall of the French Gov many proposed by the Lisbon drydock for final repairs. -Mr. Henry H. Ford, . Feb. 29, 1952. Council meeting? LONDON, Feb. 29 (Reuter).— She is Bib's. Mary Jean Parsons, injector of the State ernment has caused grave con The Stevenson put into Penno's Conservative, Labour and Liberal The Editor, cern here regarding the political If European legislatures do not who entered a mental home al iept's Bureau of Neil take tfae steps necessary to imple Wharf efrly on February 20 after members of Parliament have most immediately after the kfrican and South Asia-1 The Royal Gazette. yKi-ity 0f . France to fulfil its surviving a buffeting by high seas formed a group to urge more emi commitments wider . the North ment tiie Lisbon agreements shooting. aid today that the situ Sir, will the United States Congress in for three days with a half-inch gration from Britain to Common The district attorney said she 'ajmt was ''looking up | Saturday, February 29th. Atlantic - agreement reached at crack in her deck. wealth countries. 0.S. and Canada Representative: Will you please grant me space Lisbon last week. . tfais election year agree to provide fired two shots at her husband •yit high hopes now." S. S. Koppe & Company, Inc., A caller at my home last even ih your widely-read columns to aH tiie funds which the United '. The crack occurred while the They JKill press for Govern 24-year-eld Richard Parsons, -He was sailing in ti Tfae French political crisis must stup was en route to the.United ment action here and in the 630 Fifth Avenue, ing and the would know of me acknowledge tfae great kindness inevitably delay the whole close States Government requires to while he was in bed. Tney had 'i&erica for a five weeks New York City. the meaning of Leap Year, some of all those who helped with the fulfill its commitments in aid to States from Italy. The freighter (terainioas to help potential emi- argued- i bout money, he added- 'hacfa he wfll visit Cai. ly integrated Western European had encountered several days of grants. thing more than the simple fact first Tag Daw for "The Haven" rearmament programme. France's toe Western'European countries? '-Thj, Fakist-ai and Teha tbat it occurs every four years. and so brought much success. A heavy weather before" the crack At its first meeting last night, r/" Ford said Brita united Kingdom Representatives: major rote in it is directly de developed. the group, about 25 strong at cially for a further five years. African & Colonial Press Agency, Ltd., So I did point out that in ordin full report will appear later. pendent upon the passage of the pt were now "in a ary years the day of the month The Stevenson, in danger of present, decided to launch a The group believes in gradual 8 Red Lion Square, First of all, on behalf of The French budget. It was in debat major campaign in Parliament migration, as opposed to the •2 mood." London, W.c.l, England. which falls on Monday this year Haven Committee and myself ing tbis that tiie Assembly over splitting in two, was accompanied "A good • part of witt fall on Tuesday next year, beqe by an American Coast Guard when toe Empire settlement bill plans of Sir Frank Whittle, the personally, a sincere "Thank you" threw toe French Government. is debated. •jet-engine inventor, whose -tonal aspirations can i and Wednesda3*"""*toe year after, to Mrs. Edna Watson, who so After this setback it is perhaps SaPoCoA* cutter. * the same time as thel Proprietors: No date has yet been fixed to British Migration Council has put but tfae fourth year it will leap ably organised and saw the drive natural that people here are be After her arrival all facilities forward a scheme for moving 20 *5*pf the interests and I oyer Thursday ta Friday. This ginning to ask whether other com Inspector of the St. George's Machine Shop hear the bill, which extends the THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. through. Governinent's power to assist million people from Britain as Brit.'in and ourselvl because a day is added to Febru mitments made at Lisbon will be were devoted to tiie job of making quickly as possible. ed. Beid Street, Hamilton. ary whicb, of course, affects every Next, I want to say to the ladies supported by the Western Euro H M. THOMPSON the repairs. Yesterday these were Commonwealth migration finan- whom Mrs. Watson asked to help, pean legislatures, in most of complete and tiie - ship took on Editor: E. T. SAVES. subsequent day of the year. and who gave so generously of Dial 3068 Yet this dry mathematical ver which mse Governments have bunkers and sailed tor Baltimore. Manager: FORD BAXTER. their time on such a busy day, none too large majorities. W. E. Meyer & Co. were agents sion was far from satisfying her. Saturday, to those who acted as "Tell me, Sam,** she continued, Will France and Germany For Advice and Care of far the ship. chairmen in the various parishes, ratify the agreements for a Euro or Loss of Animals. Subscription Rates: "why are ladies supposed to be and to the children and friends Local Foreign privileged to 'pop the question' to pean Defence Community and The who acted as sellers, another very Army on which the Lisbon agree 1 Tear £5. 0.0 C6. aa men in leap years?" sincere "Thank you"; and even Secretary. Dial 1786 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY ***im>( 6 Months J. 0.0 a. ia Alas! that is now in the realm of ments are based? when that is said, it does not seem Will the North Atlantic legisla 85»«f«Jtp. Cedar Avenue, Hamilton Ave Maria Hour j Months .... 1.17.6 2. 5.0 legend so I could not verify the adequate to express the deep- 1 Month 0.13.0 0.16.0 tures ratify the reciprocal security reason. But the story is told that seated gratitude I feel; but there undertaken between the North At- St. Patrick was met by St. Bridget is no better expression offered by Branch of the Mother Church. I Application for entry as second clas* in tears. And when he would the English language. matter is pending. The First Church of Christ Scien know of her the reason for her Then, I want again to thank Sunday — 530 p.m. Use distress,' she explained that a Wesley Methodist Church tist, in Boston, Massachusetts. sincerely those former pupils snd PREPARl TUNISIA CASE OVER ZBM SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1952 mutiny had broken out in the friends who have responded to HAMILTON * nunnery over which she presided, Affiliation with United Church of Sunday, March 2 my apoeal of a few months ago. presents the ladies flaimin-? the right to FOR SUBMITTING TO UA Canada I promised to publish names, but Lesson-Sermon: Subject: BROADER ISSUE "pop the question." no amounts, and still some have Rev. S. A. Berridge, B.A., B.D. UNITED NATIONS, Feb. 29 "AT THE FOOT OF THE CROSS' So St. Patrick told her he would asked to remain anonymous, so "CHRIST JESUS" concede that right every seventh here goes:— (Reuer). — The Asian - African SUNDAY SERVICES Yesterday's inconclusive year. St. Bridget was so grateful group which is studying hour to A Lenten Series of Sermons discussion in the Assembly on Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Swan, bring the Franco-Tunisian dis — 11.00 a.m. — Sunday Service: 11.00 a.m. that sbe embraced St. Patrick, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Trott, Mr. by the future administration of who exclaimed: "-Bridget, acushla, pute before the United Nations Sunday School: 11X10 a.m. jtfmm and Mrs. Willard Scott. Mr. C. here expects to have its case "Learning How To Pray" the Mental Hospital tended to squeeze me that way again and Ming, Miss Eliz. Musson. Mr. and Wednesday. Meeting: 8.00 pjn. mmU^h^EStAiiijr I'll gie ye leap year." ready within about ten days, a — 12 Noon — confirm the impression we Mrs. Vernon Jackson, Anonymous, spokesman for the group said to Reading Room Hours: Pastor;*SfcTJjiiii' ia' C*hi»}'ch, Hamilton. How sad to learn that St. Holy Communion h originally gathered — that Mrs. Lorraine Fubler, Mrs. How day. 3208+s. I******. Bridget promptly "popped tfae ard Taylor, Mrs. Canterbury Sim — 7.30 p.m. — Wednesday 1 p.m. te 7.45 p.m. there is a preponderence of The committee of four, con question" to St. Patrick. But mons, Miss Cecile Musson, Master "For Their Sakes" All Are Welcome emphasis on the liaison with since he could not marry, he Tony Yearwood, Mr. R. Dismont, sisting of India, Indonesia, Paki c Government at the expense of compromised by giving her a silk Mrs. Delia Packwood, Mrs. Ken stan and Yemen, was scheduled the more direct element of gown. And this custom, I am neth Robinson,. Miss Inez Ken to hold a number of meetings Visitors Cordially Invited TBSTti. told, still prevails. next week to complete a care and supervision. We nedy, Mrs. St. Clair Simons, Mr. "strategy plan" for toejfcll group c trust we shall be proved * * * and Mrs. Russell Robinson, "Two of 15 nations from Asia and A correspondent, who evidently old scholars and friends." Miss Africa. « wrong, but it has seemed to Roseclaire Pitt, Miss Carol Hill. knows of the cat who deigns to " A spokesman said there was us that sight is being lost of visit us when the musicians of the Dr. Marjorie Bean, Miss Edna THE MARRIAGE ACT, 1944 L Pearman, Mr- and Mrs. Elgin "a good case" for bringing the the factors that called for the hotel are too busy to attend to Tunisia-. dispute b e fore the change. As we understand her wants, sends me the follow Darrell, Mr. George Smith, Mr. Security Council. Evidence was the position, it is the retire ing verses on the habits of the Gerard Bean, Miss Julia Lieht- now being collected to show that Notice of Intended Marriage feline race. bourne, Mrs. Marie Gilbert, Mon- a number of civil disturbances in ment of the present Medical sianior Theriault, Bir. Down, YOU, AGAIN? Tunis over the past few years •Superintendent of the institu Colonel Earl, Mrs. Arnell, "An GOVERNMENT NOTICE No. 69 - • 1952 See You shouldn't have doors if you constituted a threat to peace. tion that has led to a demand Englishwoman," Mrs. H. Burgess The French delegation here The persons named and described have a cat. and Miss M. Davis, "Two Sisters," ST. ANDREWS hereunder have given notice to for broader administrative re Cats always have to be where was not prepared to comment on Miss Cecelie Hayward, Miss the Asian-African group's activ (Presbyterian Church in Canada) me of their intended marriage, adjustment. The character of they aren't at. Phyllis Place. Mrs. Harold Talbot, ity, except to repeat the French Rev. Victor E. Ford, LL.B., namely:— At On the body that administers They spend half their nine lives Mrs. McD. White, Mrs. Steede, Government's claim that any To Taxi Operators imperiously pawing, Mrs. Dorothy Tatem, Mrs. Minister JOHN GILBERT RIDLEY ef such a hospital is, of course, dispute with Tunisian nationalist South Bound Brook, N. J. Caterwauling dismally, rearing Octavia Simons, Mrs. Gaynell leaders was a matter of "internal of very considerable import and claw ing Robinson, Mrs. Olive Bean, "A U.S.A. (Bachelor) and Operators with taximeters Installed in their taxicabs may have concern'" and not one which came BERMUDA ance. But we venture to Till a door is opened. Then they Friend," Mrs. Blakeney. Anony within the jurisdiction of the LILLIAN VIOLA SIMMONS ef the meter tested by tfae Transport Control Board by calling tbe suggest that no matter how stand and look; mous, Literary and Social Circle United Nations. 11.00 a.m. Public Worship Pembroke Parish (Spinister) Casing the prospect like an ultra- (Somerset), Mrs. A. Houghton, Sermon: "Tfae Trouble with The Examination Centre, 3957, and arranging an appointment. 5 cups Loquats, efficient and humane and 5 cups sugar cautious crook, "A Friend." - x Sacraments" Any person knowing any just SYDNEY H. KEMSLEY, I conscientious such a group Meditative, pensive as a lama in may be—call it trustees, call Mrs. Olive Bean held a kiddies' cause or impediment why this Executive Officer, 1 cup water a trance, party in Somerset, and drew in as 3.00 p.m. Sunday School: marriage should not be allowed Transport Control Board. Combine all ingr| it a board, or even call it a While you itch to boot them in U.K. PLANS TO IMPROVE should enter caveat forthwith in their furry pants. workers many of !fry former Communicant in muslin bag and L committee of the much-criti pupils who reside in Somerset. the office of the Registrar flavour and pectii*J cised Board of Health—it is Finally, deliberate, with cool, This function netted an appreci CENTURION ARMY TANK Class General. By Command, languid grace often. Boil until the officership of the institu able sum- Dated 26th day of February, 1952. Tfaey glide across the., sill at a Next. Mrs. Marie Gilbert held O. R. ARTHUR, Bottle in sterile j< tion that is most important. snail's mad pace . . . 7:30 p.m.—Public Worship Colonial Secretary. In short, to lose a Medical All but the ail. But at last that's a social at ber home, and solicited j Lighter Model Projected paraffin. through the crack, help from many of my former Everyone Welcome. W. NORMAN PARKER Colonial Secretary's Office, Superintendent of proven and present scholars in ber area, But with Same Performance Registrar General. And the door is slammed. And Pembroke West. She did well, 21st January, 1852. ability, - as we believe tiie they're wailing to get back. 3149f*. 3168t$. recent history of the institu- anal, like Olive, was able to turn LONDON, Feb. 29 (Reuter).— 304t81th.s. ETHEL. JACOBSON. in a substantial amount. tion testifies him to be, and British scientists working on LOQCAT gain a sympathetic and kindly I hope I have omitted none of | plans for a lighter Centurion i tbe kind donors; but if I have, tank arc convinced tbat the 52- 14 cups tightly pac| body of trustees, is not to believe me, the omission is unin ton model now in action is the | tered Loquj mark any overall gain unless world's best, but a trifle heavy. aft?* THEY SAY tentional. S. John's Parish Church I % cup water a successor of equal or better For all this kindness, both from Supply Ministry officials con Bermuda Cathedral firmed this today at a press con 1 cup seeded raisii calibre be appointed. Execu By A. M. PURCELL scholars and friends, I am deeply PEMBROKE grateful. ference on the Centurion's tive and medical administra achievements in Korea. SUNDAY MARCH 2nd 1 orange, finely cl That the Department of Agricul When we have cleared our tion in such a case as this ture is all ready with the plans The new tank will retain all Christ Church, Warwick 1st Sunday in Lent 1.3 cup must, we believe, go hand in mortgage, all who have helped, the hard-hitting qualities of the for reforestation. each in his or ber own way, will Oldest Presbyterian Church in the 1 cup chopped w hand. • n 52-tonner, but will shed weight 1st Sunday in Lent QUADRAGESIMA * * * * be able to say, "I had a hand ' which now causes bridges to British Colonies and in the Cook loquats in \f That all it needs now is authority easing Mrs. Neverson's anxiety." collapse and makes difficult going Western Hemisphere. I ^**&{ tb.en add all other We are not qualified to ex —and money. Again thanking you for space in so-t or rocky ground. granted, 1719 — 1952. nuts. Cook togetrj press an opinion on what the * * * Lt. Col. Sir Guy Lowther, com \L*-£V p ^ j^g £ *s i future policy should be be That in the meantime the work I am, mander of the 8th Hussars wito 8 sum. Holy Communion Minister: u Q see( doesn't grow less either in im MILLIE NEVERSON. took the Centurion into its first Remove from ht cause we do not know enough portance or magnitude. actum, said tie would like to see Rev. E. M. RULE, M.A., B.D. -"-'Battle in sterile jaj about the institution and its * * * it adopted as the standard Daraffin. work. We have, however, That up to the present the slogan medium tank for the Atlantic 11 a.m. Choral Communion taken note of the already ex has been "let George do it." Pact forces. Sunday, March 2nd * * * Recurring Crises Were He said that in Korea there was pressed view that some fur nowhere an American Sherman ther evolution is overdue in That this won't do in a big com Preacher: Canon A. L. Burrell. munity affair. His Lot In Office could go that a Centurion could at 11 a.m. DEMONS! the matter of psychiatric care That some M.C.P.'s are getting not. ''Suffering and Consolation' in our midst. It found partial PARIS, Feb. 29 (Reuter).— Pressure of war had interfered anxious. witfa a challenge he had made to Today expression in the proposal to Forty-two days in office as the Americans for unofficial at 7.30 p.m. at the Sho vest the Mental Hospital's That there is serious thought Premier of France have cost M. trials between their machines 7.30 p.m. Evensong and administration in the trustees being given to a Hansard. Edgar Faure, 46, more than 11 and the Centurion, he said. "The Saving Few" question coJ of the King Edward Hospital * • * pounds in weight. Sir Guy said the British tank's Up-to-dl That it will be too bad if every Since he took office on January 20-pounder gun was the best in Sermon Visitors Are Welcome and, more specifically, in the word members utter is re the world, with sighting and particularly] opinion that at some time in corded. 22 M. Faure, Frances youngest accuracy its outstanding features. . helpful sugl Premier since Leon Gambetta M90t*. 3156T*. the not distant future a * * * (who took office in 1681) has only o another ad{ psychiatric ward at our That tfae spoken word perishes. had one day off. He hast hardly * * * LONDON, Feb. 29 (Reuter).— premier hospital must be pro accepted office when a telegram Ankara Radic broadcast today vided for so-called "border That the written worm remains. arrived "telling him of grave riots that the Turkish Government has line" cases. And again yes That following a Hansard for the against French colonial rule in approved plans for construction House the Court might want an Tunisia. of al2-storcy 300-room supf.r BERl terday, in much the same con official stenographer. Since then there have been a luxury hotel in Istanbul by the text, a plea was advanced for * * * succession ol problems all build American hotelman, Howard Hil organised care of mentally That so far the Upper House ing up to the "drama" of recent ton. Tn)s hotel is expected to be ELEC deficient children. hasn't made any special plea for Treasury needs and military com completed by the middle of 1953. such 9 reporter. mitments. We ourselves incline to the ~* * * Today tfae evening newspaper That the cynic says that is because Paris-Presse published "before GOVERNMENT NOTICE No. 266 — 1951 At Our Si view that tiie Mental Hospital members know what they want and after*" photographs of the out will be best cared for—and to say—and say it. going Premier. Christ Church HAMI consequently be in a position * * * "Before" showed a round, to give its patients the best That Bermuda's support of St. smiling face reflecting confidence; Devonshire Building Permits care—under a separate body Dunstan's continues. tfae "after" a drawn, weary coun of trustees such as is now pro * * * tenance. That begun long agp, it is more When he left the President's posed. We are nqt prepared and more appreciated. AU building operations otfaer than repairs and minor internal S. AUGUSTINE'S i^ palace shortly before dawn this FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT to declare how far the Legis * * * morning M. Faure said: "I'm go alterations are now controlled under the Development of Land Act, 7.00 a.m. Holy Communion FAL0 BILL lature should go in calling for That this is accordance wito Ber- ing to bed now — I've nearly lost aad require sanction by toe Board ef PubUe Works. approval of its administrative . muda's reputation for readiness the habit." S. JOHN'S rules, but we would suggest ts support all worthy causes. S a.m. Holy Communion Notes for the Guidance of Persons proposing te carry eat Building * * * Operations may be obtained, free of charge, from The Department 8.00 a.m. Holy Communion that the more remote such That he who gives receives. control is, the better it is » * * PRINCESS HOTEL NOTES af Public Works, Building and Land Development Control, Room No. • WSPRe ALIVE BY THl| That flit foreign news is said to 10.00 a.m. Confirmation Class 300, Hamilton Hotel, Hamilton. Telephone No. 1328. 11.00 a.m. Sung Eucharist and Sermon TM&R. AND ITS POOR , likely to be for all concerned. be easier. .OVER WHEN THE SUM I In short, if a separate body of Recent arrivals at the Princess The Rev. W. J. Manning * » •* Hotel include Mr. John L. Bres- Failure to conform may result la the building being ordered to OWES UP IT'LL BE A trustees is appointed then That It is claimed that the U.S. 11 a.m. Matins be demolished by the Board of Public Works. 7.30 p.m. Evensong 4IRACLE/ they must be such as can be delegate attending the Lisbon nahan and Mr. Thomas Bresnahan, conferences "brought home the of Lynn, Massachusetts, Mr. and Preacher: ^IfeE left with a wide area of dis Mrs. Edward Ponkop, of West INSTRUCTION THROUGH bacon.'' Archdeacon Fotheringham. cretion and authority. We Englewood, New Jersey, and Mr. By Command. DISCUSSION GROUPS conceived this opinion to lie * * * and Mrs. David Gross and son, That perhaps that is why some of Toronto, Canada. Archdeacon J. B. Fotheringham behind opposition to til* are preparing to make big cuts 5 p.m. Confirmation Class O. R. ARTHUR, and The Rev. W. J. Manning Board of Health taking over. in tiie Aid Plan. Colonial Secretary. In any case, the present would SATURDAY .JjL That seven billion means nothing 7.30 p.m. Mission Service Colonial Secretary's Office. seem to be a most opportune to the mathematician. 7.15 p.m. Preparation for Holy Communion body to be entrusted with the * * * 6th August, 1951. time to study a great deal Mental Hospital's general 3OT*t«. more than merely the type of That it sorely worries the tax 32e7't* 497»t« tP' oversight. payer. IK
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[ Texas, Feb. 29 DUNKS U.K. AND IfiYPT REFUSES ACQUITTAL MOSCOW SAYS BRITONS Start London Talks On tonde, 21-year-old (weeks was com- MOOD TO NEGOTIATE AND GOES TO GAOL SURRENDER IN KOREA Support Grows For Body German Debts rial today for Zo\*\mi The Taste | husband while he JEW "XORK, Feb. 29 (Reuter). LONDON, Feb. 29 (Reuter).— LONDON Feb. 29 (Reuter)— pft two weeks ago. Ir. Henry H. Ford, executive Conscientious Objector The Russian newspaper Pravda The 18-nation conference on FOIL-FRESH pBary Jean Parsons, tector of the State Depart- stated today that 500 British Of Trustees To Take Up German debts got down to busi mental home al- Wk's Bureau of Near East, Wanted To Be Martyr troops had surrendered in Korea ness today, appointing com Cinderella Raisins ttely a f ter the frican and South Asian Affairs, "within the last few days." mittees, arranging procedure and Id today that the situation in ALBUQUERQUE, Feb. » The newspaper, quoted by hearing opening statements by Packed fresh . . . stay fresh! 'atrtoYney said she I fpt wa* **looking up and we Moscow Radio, said this was "no several representatives. at her husband high hopes now." (Reuter).—Carlton M. Owen was mere chance** and added that Mental Home's Operation (Listen to the Hardy Family 7.30 p.m. Friday over ZBM) IRichard Parsons,\ •e was sailing in the liner sent to prison for three years to increasing numbers of United Spokesman of Swiss, Israeli, bed. They had' lierica for a five weeks' four in day as a conscientious objector Dutch and British creditors THE WELDON COMPANY Nations men are deserting. Continued from Page i opened the session wito policy noney, he added. | Each he will visit Cairo, New after rejecting a verdict of not The British War Office said toe Agents Phone 4044 ai, Pakistan and Teheran. draw hi* amendment which pro House that the Government had talks on problems regarding the guilty and testifying against him Russian allegation was "without £2,250 million Germany owes. Ford said Britain and self. foundation." posed the formation of a group acquired an extensive area of ffaer five years.. land in the vicinity of the were now "in a coopera- Judge Carl A. Hatch called the of commissioners within the Sieves in gradual .-ar' mmood. " the most unusual I have framework of the Board of Mental Hospital. He said be opposed fee, the , case Health. thought it bad been obtained in fe A good part of Egypt's!seen in 40 years' practice violri'-j'-ty the draft laws. frank WhitJiie nal "For my own part I want at order ti at extensions and im- ' e n t o r ,hr^ *lE aspirations can be met' Owen, 23, turned down a Be said he considered conscrip provem nts might be made. tsthe same time as the protec directed verdict of not guilty at tion **a wicked law in that it re all cost to keep the fate and wel m Council has put fare of the inmates of the Mental In reply. Mr. Ernest Vesey said. "lof the interests and welfare his trial ten days ago.' Then he quires me to become a part of"an Mr. loadings had got tfae wrong ne for moving 20 P***t.**in and ourselves," he Hospital out of the hands of the from Britain as gave evidence against himself organisation based on principles impression. The property had *d. and the jury found him guilty of very foreign to me," Board of Health," Mr. Misick •sible. id ded. He described the patients been acquired to prevent people as "wards of the State" and said irom coming too close to the they were entitled to every con- hospital ana becoming a nuisance. Why Do The Leading siderati n. He agreed there was a consider- aole acreage of land round the. "They should not be an ap hospital wnich could utilised for pendage to the primary functions improvement.-.. Hotels and Guest Houses of the Board," Mr. Misick in Statiufi tnat she would support 099 STRETCH YOUR FOOD DOLLAR sisted. Mr. Spui ling's amendments, Mrs. Use The Sandys memVer appealed Hilda Aitken hoped that the new our to tne. House to approach the trustees, if appointed, would con- problem in a rather different way iern tl'euiseives with the urgent from that in which normal ad need for taking care of idiot Berger-tex ministrative matters were ap cnildren in the Colony. IfKEtl- Use proached. "There is an urgent and crying need .or something to be done for SOME COMPENSATION tnese children," site remarked. Cement Paint —• - 2 "The inmates, through no fault Mr. C G. Gilbert also indicated Lots of of their own, bave been deprived that he would support Mr. f of their freedom. We should beno Spurling. He added: CROSS" over backwards in our efforts to "Bermuda is growing and the Because Berger-tex create e situation whicb would population is growing . . . ." fa \ Loquats in some measure compensate He was interrupted by Mr. has been proven best by local test for outside walls and tnat deprivation of freedom," he Toddings who observed: "And stressed. getting crazier all the time." Smilingly Mr. Giloert ?aid that roofs of Bermuda Homes ! kilton. Mr. Misick referred to com a "new set-up" would be to the JAM ments irtde *-v Mr S. S. Toddings good, rir- also advocated that tne in which the later had indicated land in Devonshire should be tnat Dr. Morns Fulton would be utilised. You apply Berger-tex with Confidence, because you | * ' CHUTNEY prepared to a.-'sume the duties of At this juncture the member- the medical superintendent. With in-charge of the bill, Captain the know Berger-tex "Keeps on Keeping on!" jj a man of Dr. Fulton's experience Hon. N. B. Dill, moved that de on the trustees and with Dr. bate should be deferred in order i-^ Arton also serving as a member, that members might study Mr. CONSERVE the patients would be well- Spurling's amendment in print. looked after. Berger-tex Is Now Available In All Colours! s , His r-iginal choice had beer- r~ * T'-— the one mooted by Mr. Spurling LOQUAT PIE but he had agreed to support Mr. '"•IH Watlington before the former Speeders' Licence Taken offered his amendment, -said Mr. Toddings. For Three Months Dept. "What I am afraid of is that if Paint 1— 1952 See How Today the Hoi se does not support Mr. Sherman Hiram Hollis of Spurling we are going to find ia Spanish Point was charged in I the final analysis we shall revert Hamilton magistrates court yes to the 01 iginal bill, to which I am terday with speeding: in a garbage At Our Showrooms bitterly opposed," he declared. brack on the North Shore Road, lors (The Nil intended that the ad Smith's and Devonshire, on Feb MASTERS LTD ministration of the Mental Hos ruary 21. Hollis was checked I pital should be vested in tfae from "Chelsea Gardens" to taxicabs may have Board of Healh.) "Palmetto House" and his speeds' BERMUDA LOQUAT JAM LOQUAT CHUTNEY Front St jard by calling the EXTRA LAND were 30 to 42 miles per hour. 5 cups Loquats, seeded end cut in half Mr. 'toddings reminded the When stopped the accused made Bpointment. 1% pounds Loquats, pitted no reply to the charge. 5 cups sugar Hollis, who pleaded not guilty, Kh. 1 cup water Vz pound seeded raisins called two witnesses, both of rd. Combine all ingredients. Put seeds 3 tablespoons vinegar Burglars Steal 400 Lb. whom were In the truck with him at tiie time. Growing! Why? Because We Give Service! in muslin bag and cook in mixture for 1% pound sugar Peter Williams, who was riding flavour and pectin from seeds. Stir Safe From Grocery Store on tiie back of tbe truck, testi 3Ki2t«. often. Boil until jam consistency. Combine all ingredients. Boil 1£ fied that he was inside the dumper Bottle in "sterile jars, cover with hot hours. Stir occasionally. Bottle in Police are on the look-out for and could not say the rate of tfae burly burglars who, some speed at which tfae truck was go paraffin. sterile jars and cover with paraffin. time on Wednesday night, re ing. But, he said, the movement moved a safe weighing 400 pounds of the truck was normal. from Loblein's grocery store on Leon Fishenden, who was rid the Snake Boad in Warwick. ing in front with Hollis, testified LOQUAT PIE The safe, which is 3 feet high that when he looked at tiie LOQUAT CONSERVE ! and 2 feet by 20 inches across, was speedometer the speed was be Plain Pastry for 9 inch pie shell, 2 crusts apparently taken away in some tween 18 and 20 miles per hour. 4 cups tightly packed, pitted and quar 4 cups stewed Loquats, drained type of vehicle, police said. A He was not, however looking at tered Loquats thorough search of tile immediate the speedometer all -tiie time. Are any of your Friends Vi cup syrup (from stewed loquats) % cup water vicinity has been made by the The Wor. L M. Minty said tbat Ihurch Few grains salt police without uncovering a trace he was satisfied that the Police 1 cup seeded raisins 2V2 tablespoons minute tapioca of the safe. constable was correct. Hollis was PLANNING TO VISIT YOU 1 orange, finely chopped to make about 1 teaspoon lemon juice Mr. Graham Ernest Madeiros, fined £5 and his licence was sus nt manager of the store, discovered pended for three months. 1,3 cup Line pie plate with pastry, put in that a back door of the premises I had been broken in when he 1 cup chopped walnuts loquats. Mix syrup, salt, tapioca and opened the shop at 8 a.m. on During The Easter Holiday? am*S$S&J Cook loquats in water until tender, lemon juice, pour over loquats. Dot Thursday. The safe was missing "Open Homes To Seamen" then add all other ingrediebts except with 1 teaspoon butter. Put* on top but nothing else in the store had nuts. Cook together for 15 minutes. crust which may be latticed if pre been touched. Appeal Is Made Mr. Madeiros had closed the m\ • Put bag of seeds in boiling mixture. ferred. Bake at 400 degrees for 15 store about 4.45 on Wednesday If so, why not have them take advantage of our JjjLemove from heat, add walnuts. minutes, reduce temperature to 350 An appeal to Bermudians to afternoon. open their homes to visiting sea "kittle in sterile jars and cover with degrees and bake 30 minutes longer. Police said a reward is offered men was made last night by Mr. excellent contact with all carriers serving Bermuda. Baraffin. If you prefer a softer pie use li for information leading to the Gerry Wilmot at the annual tablespoons Tapioca. recovery of the safe and arrest meeting of the Bermuda Sailors' and conviction of those respon Home. sible for its theft. Our New York Office is in constant touch with Mr. Wilmot said he would like to see an organised drive made the Reservation Centres of all Airlipes and Furness m DEMONSTRATIONS AT THE SHOWROOMS whereby interested people would mme. lend their names to an enterprise m • Today Mrs. Emily Mos? will be demonstrating these recipes TRUMAN WILL PRESS of inviting sailors to see the home Bermuda Line. at the Showrooms. She will welcome your inquiries on any life side, of the Colony. ALASKA-HAWAII BILLS Since his arrival in Bermuda question concerning cooking home economies and dietetics. four years ago, Mr. Wilmot said, Let us show you how our service is of more value Up-to-date, modern electric cooking is fashionable today, he had marvelled at the extra !'Ifi». Hopes For Reconsideration ordinary kindness of Bermudians particularly in the United. States. Most of the magazines give when they are called upon to help to you during the Peak Periods of Bermuda Travel helpful suggestions. The reasonable cost of electric cooking is Of Senate's Action in any project. WASHINGTON, Feb. 1558 UP).— But there was a certain ele than any other time. another advantage. - President Truman said today the ment of procrastination which fight is still on for statehood for Mr. Wilmot blamed partly on the both Alaska and Hawaii. He told pleasant climate. bis news conference that when Bermudians were a charitable Don't Delay, Contact us Today BERMUDA he starts anything he never gives group of people but tbey had to be up until the last dog dies. He has reminded. T repeatedly urged tbat tiie two ter "I feel the Sailors' Home is an ritories be admitted to the Union. obligation — I don't look upon p R The Senate voted 45 to 44 yes it as a charity," Mr. Wilmot de terday to send the Alaska state clared after commenting on tfae E A hood bill back to committee, small membership for a popula thereby shelving it. Mr. Truman tion of 40,000. R V expressed hope that the Senate He urged that the public should sit Our Showrooms: would reconsider its action. He be kept conscious of the needs of S E HAMILTON • ST. GEORGE'S • SOMERSET conferred on the matter earlier the home. "It is an obligation in the day with Sen. Joseph C. people would like to keep, but O L O'Mahoney, (Democrat- Wyom- they just have to be reminded," ing;. . Mr. Wilmot noted. N A S L E I R Z V E I D C E
Waitlist with one carrier may mean space on another. Why waste your valuable time shopping for travel accommodations. Let us do it for you. Remember, all carriers serving Bermuda endorse tha services of their travel agents. 32MT«- a mmmmm IE-Page 4 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, MARCH 1,-1S52 THE QUEEN'S] in the Health Department with tbe daughter Ardta is successfully re British Meteor Jet IB. REPORT SENT TO Director responsible for notified covering from her recent riding FOR LILY cases, provision of diagnostic faci accident. *""'*"^"*"J"^""""""""""^"""~"2S^^ ASSEMBLY YESTERDAY lities, hospitalisation of the tuber The Thorntons were forced to Crashes Into Asyfam culous, cither hem mt abroad, and cut short their visit in'Bermuda Mrs. Conrad Frith hospital observation of suspects. Personal And Social when Anita was injured hi Mon YORK, England, Feb. 29 BERMUDA GENERAL received a letter oj Dr. San ton Gilmour's report on Dr. Gilmour said the survey was treal. They plan to return ta the tuberculosis, based on the findings (Reuter).—A British jet fighter the Queen for 100 li made in an attempt to assess the Colony in May. crashe* into a York mental hos of tfae 1950 mass miniature radio Mr. C. S. Forester, author of the number of guests to dinner and Davis, of "Sleepy Hollow," Ham THEATRES she had shipped to tuberculous problem and impress famous "Hornblower" novels, who * * » pital today missing a crowded graphy survey, was put before it upon official awareness, the dancing in the grill of the Prin ilton Parish, to Sergeant Frank lor the funeral of the House of Assembly yesterday is spending a holiday in Bermuda, cess Hotel oo Thursday evening. Dean Crantner. U.S.A.F., son of Miss June Henderson, of ward toy less than 20 yards. The current view being that there was will attend the opening night of Their guests were Captain and Somerset, returned from a holiday p-hrt.***! killed hex there were George. with a covering message from His no particular problem. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Cranmer, of Excellency the Governor. tbe play "George Washington Mrs. Franklin Karns (the former Grass 'VaTSfy, California, was an in the United States by B.O.A.C. no casualties. The letter from Ci A full review of the report ap Slept Here," starring Ernest is commandant of the U.S. Naval nounced yesterday. Sergeant on Wednesday. She visited The nlane, a twt»-jet Meteor, Today St. James's, Londor -The report called tar the estab peared hi The Royal Gazette on Truex, at the Bermudiana Theatre Station), Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Ash- cousins in Texas and Florida lishment of an official T.B. section Cranmer, aged 21, has been tore through tfae roof of the "Dear Mrs. Frit! September 25 last year. on Monday night. His novels on plant (Mr. Ashplant is the New stationed at Kindley Field for the during her holiday. recreation room. It» tall ap THE PLAYHOU^ manded by the Qi the exploits of Captain Horatio York representative of the Bank past two years. The couple are * * * peared «• faH off i» midair before you and your bus Hornblower, R.N., during the Of N. T. Butterfield & Sen, Ltd.), hoping to set their wedding date Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bailey, the crash. beautiful lilies whi- Napoleonic Wars, have made his Mr. and Mis. Van Italie, of New for early summer and plan to live of Brunswick Street, Hamilton, SPECIAL JUNIOR SH0I Her Majesty. The name well known on both sides of Jersey, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred fai Cattfornia. returned to the Colony on Thurs much appreciates the Atlantic. Mr. Forester, who Stephens (the former is the repre * * # day by P.A.A. from a trip to the 10.15 a.m. thought in sending has come to the Colony from sentative of fhe Shell Oil Com United States. convey you Her Ma| England for a rest, is at the Bel pany in Bermuda). Mr. axd Mrs. W. C. Thornton, On the same flight were Mr. and MICKEY ROONEY . . . j thanks and to tell mont Manor. • * * of Montreal, Canada, who recently, Mrs. Sydney dements, ojf *"Angel I WISH liliesT-have been a * * * The engagement of Miss Laura spent a month at the Coral Beach Sters," Southampton. He'sACocKey* to her* in this time" Tfae Hon. H. D. Butterfield and Joan Davis, M-year-eid younger Club, wish to let their friends In Mr. Ben Hayward. of P.AA.% THAT I Yours sincerely, P% Mrs. Butterfield entertained a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bermuda know that their rtstt. returned on Thursday by Wonder" batten, Lady-to-Wi P A.A. with his bride, the former COULD GO Also—Chapter No. 12 I Show Place of Bermuda Miss Barbai* Tubby. They were married in Greenwich, Connecti TO THE LIONS CLUB "PIRATES A good Inn to dine cut, last Saturday, Mr. Hayward OT THE HIGH SEAS"! is the son of Mrs. Harley Hay COSTUME BALL JUNIOR SHOW : : : : 1
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N**J ;e THE ROYAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1952 i-VINS TAKE TOAI R stood aghast, expecting the dog Arab Tunisian Stores Shut Boatman's Quick Thinking to be crushed between the dock and the boat as tbe latter moved* 3RTLY AFTER BIRTH In Protest Against Arrests Saves Life Of Dog steadily into the dock. Tte young boatman, seeing the iiANKFURT, Germany, Feb. TUW&, North Africa, Feb. 29 An unidentified Dalmatian pup plight of the dog, jumped from the Reuter).—Twins born in a (Reuter).—Arab stores through ferry on to the dock and dragged ! rnilitan* hospital in France out Tunisia shut todav in obedi about eight months old is alive the canine from tte water Just in •d their first flying hours 90 ence to a one-day strike call bv today thanks to tte quick thinking ' time. •tes after birth, the U.S. tbe Nationalist Artisans and of a young boatman on tbe ferry -Among the passengers who "**%! -y reported today. Traders Unicn. . from Hamilton to Darrell's Wharf. nessed the event was Mrs. Rene e "flying twins," believed The union called for tte shut When the ferry left Hamilton Andrew, af the Fourways Inn. "I ; tbe first born as dependents down ta protest against the ar shortly after noon yesterday tte didn't think he would be able to ]VS. forces family ta France, rest of 57 students after demon dog leapt aboard and made him get the dog out,** Mrs. Andrew ntly Deeded an incubator. strations on Tuesday, against self, comfortable for tte trip, ap said of the boatman's feat,. e station hospital at Verdun, French colonial rule. parently belonging to none of tbe "e tbey were born on Wed- Police • cordons here today passengers. ay, had none. So tbe Frank- checked lhe identity of Arabs en .-bascd air evacuation service tering tte European quarters of As the ferry pulled into the COLOMBO, Ceyton, Feb. 29 .fig into action. Within 90 the city. dock at Darrell's Wharf the young (Reuter).—-Indonesia wiH soon ites of tbe second birth a dog became impatient and tried to open a legation in Ceylon. Usually e carrying an incubator, its jump ashore while the boat was reliable sources said here today AB three now are in the U.S. still a few feet away. that tte present first secretary at ndant and a nurse was ta Army's 97th General Hospital ton to take mother and twins As be did so, he slipped and the Indonesian embassy in Paki here and doing welL The twins stan will get the new post. •rd. are boys. fell into the water. Passengers
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Pleasure or Racing Devonshire, last Thursday even Miss Lambert attended the Ber WEDDING ing by the Rev. Keith Harman. muda High School for Girls, the Miss Lambert is the daughter Hollywood High School in Cali r of Mr. Max Lambert, of "Bolero," fornia and is a graduate of tbe Tribley — Lambert Longford Road, Warwick, and Bermuda Commercial School. Sbe Miss Maxine Lambert and Mr. Mrs. S. W. Matthews, of Norfolk, is employed witb the American Robert O. Tribley were united to Virginia, U.S.A. Mr. Tribley is International Company. Mr. marriage at Christ Church, the son of Mrs. Josephine Tribley, Tribley is a graduate of Mount of Riddell's Bay, Warwick. Saint Agnes and is employed at! H. A. & E. Smith, Ltd. Tbey VISITORS Given ' to marriage by her f atfher,-the bride wore a gown til will live at "Grassmere Cottage," chantilly lace over pleated nylon Riddell's Bay. tulle and bridal satin. Her finger During the signing of the Now Solve Their Transportation tip veil of French silk illusion register at tbe church Bach's was attached to a Mary Stuart Violin Concerto (slow movement) coronet of lace and tulle, and she was played by the bride's father Problems Simply by Saying THE GARDEN CLUB OF BERMUDA carried a spray of cal la lilies. and. Mr. W. Riihiluoma, accom Maid of honour was the bride panied on the organ by Mr. W. { groom's sister, Miss Patricia Norman Parker. and Tribley, and the bridesmaids were Hymns sung at tbe wedding i Miss Bobby Lee Hutchings, Mrs. were "O Perfect Love" and "Lead | Leslie Adams and Mrs: Edward Us, Heavenly Father, Lead Us." \4 Mobylette Please' BERMUDA HISTORICAL SOCIETY Wayman. They, as well as thee # little flower girl, Linda Gambrael, \ wore ballerina gowns of the palest announce that the following ice blue lace and tulle with Mary Stuart caps styled to match the PRIZES FIT These Little French Marvels are now bride's. The adult attendants carried FOR A KING Available for HIRE at Homes and/or Gardens posies of American Beauty roses and the flower girl's posy was the AT THE LIONS same with violets. Best man for his brother was COSTUME BALL AT THE TODD'S Cycle Livery, Somerset WILL IE OPEN TO VISITORS Mr. Hartley Tribley, while tbe (through the ushers were Mr. Neil Stevens, Mr. NEW SILVER GRILL OF THE courtesy of thei owners) Dick Hayward and Mr. Raymond TROTT'S at The Reef's, Southampton From 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. White. Following the ceremony a re BERMUDIANA HOTEL. ception was held at "Bolero," ASTWOOD'S at The Belmont, Warwick home of the bride's father. 31911*- ASTWOOD'S at The Inverurie, Tuesday, March 4th Warwick WARWICK THOMAS' at The Elbow Beach, Paget Alcoa Steamship Company, Inc. ELM LODGE .Courtesy of Capt. and Mrs. Pierre Pattisson FORBES' Paget TURTLE COVE Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baird AMERICAN FREIGHT SERVICE ASTWOOD'S, Front St, SLEEPY HOLLOW.. Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Fitzpatrick Hamilton SMATTS', Burnaby St., Hamilton ss "ALCOA PURITAN* Leaves Norfolk Mar. 8th Tuesday, March 11th „ Baltimore ,* 11th TROTTS, Pitt's Bay Pembroke New York „ PAGET n 14th ss "ALCOA PLANTER" Leaves Norfolk Mar. 29th ASTWOOD'S & WADSONS, The Princess, Pembroke 'CEDAR LODGE. Courtesy of Col. and Mrs. McLaughlin Baltimore Apr. 1st New York 4th WOODLANDS. Courtesy of Comdr. and Mrs. Ridgway You Get GOOD SERVICE with your CLEBRIG Courtesy of Mrs. William Notman CANADIAN FREIGHT SERVICE MOBYLETTE and there are plenty of Tuesday, March 18th Spare Parts available. ss "ALCOA PILGRIM" Leaves St. John March 8th DEVONSHIRE AND SMITH'S " Halifax " 14th ss "ALCOA PIONEER" St. John WOODSIDE. Courtesy of Capt. and Mrs. Pierre Pattisson Mar. 22nd " Halifax 28th THE GROVE.. _...... ™..Courtesy of Sir John and Lady Cox SOMERVILLE Courtesy Of Miss Bertha Outerbridge Subject to change without notice TeL 1284 ORANGE GROVE Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. William Zuill WM. E. MEYER & CO., LTD. Hamilton Agents. Tea Served at CALABASH COTTAGE ... 1/9 or 25e. JZtWt*. 316>2t*"un. Thursday, March 27th NANCY SOMERSET By Ernie Bushmiller
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i •m^BOYAL G/KETT1, SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1952 Page. 7 LIST Of LATEST BOOKS rarroNS PLAN ATTEMPTM.P . SEEKS TO PREVENT See our New Stock of AT ftEfiMlM UBRAftY TO iim EfERST If nrmm m JTACE Ladles' Flowered Dresses Tm Onm WOMANBook s added to the Library Ladies' White Cardigan Sweaters during Fehruary were as follows: ^Wifr Practise Ife Year Doctor Will Introtince •*" Circulating' jTffepartmllSl ""W^fe*- 1 Ladies' White Slips r Vkk* ,**^^ ^ KOHTElSN larity doesn't end there. Perhaps |ioft-«*llidrito6d At OJKol Jiif On Ffei|nb«ftrftig Peak city. "They haven't had a chance Michael Born; Rain On The Legislation In Commons Girls' White Cardigan Sweitei-s Altnbtfgn tney danced so "well no one person could have satis to make any friends yet so it will tOgetttSr theft was nothing fied either of them." Pavements by Roland Camhertoh", Boys' Jackets with Fur Collars be a real adventure." ' Scamp toy Roland Cambertoft; ^%tfrtt^^tm\ Us (Keut^fc*- LOOTON, Ffe& Si? (Reuter) .— rofnantie Jat Randy's attitude. £ **How kind of you "to try to help "It will be an adventure for Back at their table again they rae." Devf* M Velfoelf #»*« mtlxaon- British mountaineers Will make A Parliamentary bill to outlaw me, too," she admitted. another attempt to &ale still-un- tfia) vaudeville hypnotist from the spoke impersonally of books and *t know how one can torture (To be continued) Cafe YdW J*t*Mi*mbef ffti CjjSte DEEB SAAtt miisic of which, Be admitted, he oneself ana ft doesn't do any bf Titf CfayHWfffi grWl .emit Tfie cOryjWei'ed Mbirnt j£&i"-&-— British stage was published to vra&y*}if fohd. g^dod." Last QJ &teri of pe\Wte\: fere*- world's highest mountain—in the day. • I Hamilton Dr. Sbmerville Hastings, Labour *H6# ITooirt you?" RS ifiatiffcfl. "How long does it take to feel SENATE BRftBE HEARS tures G"rebt And Smifi by CdU- i*#?raf mYWSS. "I used to be. In fact, I played normal again" ette; the &$&$&$ OH Beam" Lovefti ft .#8* JeirtMitf W&ta w&ef 0s*t member of Parliament and a •BB*BBTa**B*l the piano in our high school by JMB-IHW. G6*r* Wind* 0| leading surgeon, is seeking to pre "That depends on rainy vent hypnotists from using their orchestra but I gav* that sort or thlnj***,** he answered. 'Your MORE FROM LA1TIM0RE *Vfoi*hrnf by ft*.. LjBe-vis; ArrtrM ^ihSSsion tof tn\* climb. thing up after I was married." tn W*ef'ft**ey Jry ff6rf$sh JEWftfty; powers 00 members of the public attitude and the things that hap "fpe BrHish rM/v/Msinetir and for entertainment. "Your husband didn't care fer pen to you as a result. Also I Ben ©ft fwe Jw Sy J. feftpts&fi i it, I suppose." aiJrSm?*f, BrM S*hf(1i¥6Jme"**. Hhi-fcsnft; afternoons but for some reason I dinner with yoa?0 Eriiafma J&t eonrad Stpne by "this yea* S*MjO*6iV4 #rH ttSta aft Sunderland, England, last week, never did." ter).—A Senate sub-committee elght-man fritrii'iig expedition to an .18-year-old factory girl slept ~ into any bottle "Partly, and partly because I continued its investigations today ChttJASe Hotrghton; Man Bead by for more than 100 hours before Be nodded. 'I understand; Ifc*» enjoy your company. You are Sefwyh .FepSon; Rival Monster by the Himayalas t6 aft area jftst the kind ai thing one wants to into the affairs of the Institute ol wiM t» WrerWt. "r\i>f*\ JhW finally snapping out df the trance. a very refreshing person to be Pacific Relations, a private re Compton Mackenzie; Death Off share. My wife, Alma, Was the With. You're not a husband cHmbefi wft climb zMj^-fOOt *^jt' Last 7 JfSeV a 14-yeairV^d search organisation with Ameri MSs X by Marf- WeTHa&en; Mouftit Chto-Oyo. Scottish girl was hypnotised by daughter of a concert violinist. hunter like so many of the Himalayan Assignment by F. Music was necessary to f her. can, British, Russian and other Cho-jOyh rises abdvlt "jh* Nf6- another stage performer with women one meets." national councils. V8b Wyck Mason; Sftng** Rorifflr! "staring eyes and a lullaby voice." Before we were married we used Eve wondered if he were TJJ* iB0T*i»fff bf w*j*fr%fi*ee Meyftefl; Iwnba Glacier C txW r/Stes west to play duets.- together." Mr. Owen Lattimore, a' trustee For weeks afterwards she kept referring ib Jean. She said Girls In White by Rona Randall; of the ice fall which figured dropping off at the slightest ref "That must have been wonder seriously, "You're right ^jbout of the institute, was questioned pToftiMteft^i: ft ShVploWt rifecon- closely by the investigators about wmdttff #ays faf Winifred Peek; erence to him dr if she heard a SCOTCH WHISKY ful." that. I never expect to' marry Cfedff*.fflainf by Efnw ,Ray- naissance climb last year. He smiled. 'Only *fbr me. I'm whether he had knowingly pub suggestive sorig. . agaih." mOTOj Roid f o BHhyhli by FreM I; A Swiss group' is also ifbrftg to . *"— o afraid. She was practically a Add you'll probably change lished articles by Communist the rtWV-ay'alsB iMs^Sar, hmWthg John F. Burrows 4c Co., Ltd. professional aha after we were wilttis in Pacific Affairs, a quar G. fStsi'i'hter; Diamond Wedding CAIRO, Egypt, Feb. 29 (Reu- your mind about that, too, in bf WHbttt-'S. f*ttee»;Jt"he Tele ft pe first to the tip #f Everest. wiJ.^-TwB Egyptian Government married I. discovered she aj*jfe time. Shall we dance again?" terly magazine of the institute. Headed By Bs*. Wfjjla- SSj-nifti" ot Sole Distributors m been bored by my amateurish . He Said he had not, apart from graph by Stendhal; Murder By announced today that it is nego - All in all it was a most satis TM Bodfc by Rex Stout. Geneva and representing Aft tiating to import 100,000 tons of efforts. That stopped the duets, factory evening and Eve re Russian contributions from 'the FouMation for Alpine Research, But of course we always went to Soviet Council of the institute and Books ih f^fefieft==-Le Grind sugar from Cuba and Czechoslo - 3l"l*t«- turned home fairly early, feeling Meaulines by Alain- Four nier; they leave soon for the East. the symphony together and stimulated and encouraged.' one article by a Chinese Commu vakia at twice the domestic price. listened to our recordings." nist which he said was "clearly William Conrad by Pierre BOWle; 1 iNo matter what his reason, she La Grande Balancoire by Gerald Although he had spoken so knew he intended to see her labelled as such,* He testified that the article "was Caillet; Gladys Ou Les Artitices casually, Eve knew he had been again and she was looking for by Marc Chadburie; Le Petit hurt and she suspected that his ward to it He had mentioned presented as ah example of what marriage te Alma had not been his swimming pool and asked her the Chinese Communists were GCheral by Gabriel Chevallier; i happy one. . if she Would like ib meet his-' saying." Sept Dialogues Be Betes by As if realising what she was daughters, eight and ten, some Mr. Lattimore; s professor at Colette; Moira by Julien Green; thinking Randy said simply, "I afternoon. Eve said she would, John Hopkins University, Was on Une Fille Est Une Fille by H. R. loved tier very much. I adored so she was not surprised when the witness stand for the fourth LenPrriiand; Li Pharisiehne by Ber in fact. She was tiie moss he telephoned Friday bight ask successive day before the Senate Francois Maui 188, Le Diner Sous SPECIAL DINNERWARE OFFiR beautiful girl I had ever known ing ner to his home on Saturday internal security sub-committee. Les NearrOniers by . Andrfe nut she. was too restless and high afternoon. The group is making a general Maurois; La Peat. Du Diable by Roger Vercel. Strung; for an ordinary duffer like "Bring your bathing suit and inquiry into whether there have myself. I think I exasperated we'll have a swim with the girls" been subversive influences on Non-Fiction—The Chess Mind Ber by my complete lack of tem he said. 'Then perhaps you'll United States policies in the Far by Gerald Abrahams; My Ten perament because I never did have dinner at home with us." East. The investigation had Years Ih A QuEridary ahd How anything oa impulse." Eve was pleased. The fact centred on the Institute of Pacific They GreW by Robert Benchle*; "I couldn't make her happy that he wanted her to meet his Relations. Lost City Of The Incas by Hiram except at moments when I children put 'their friendship on Bingham; Culbertson System Of agreed to let ber go away by her the kind of basis she liked. Canasta by Ely Culbertson; Time self. We bad an excellent nurse Lucille was quite impressed. GIRL'S BODYlif TRUNK To Remember by JLloyd C. for the children so there was rib When Eve told her that she could Douglas: Land Of Mirajte W" reason she shouldn't. It was on not have lunch because of her FOUND LN PUBLIC PARK George Farwell; Summing Up On one of those vacations she died. engagement in the afternoon Russia by Stephen Graham; The She had pneumonia and got up Lucille said, "My gosh Does the Ban Old Days Try Charles Graves; too soon to go dancing. It was thin work fast! He met yon only GREENWICH, Connecti Poems And Satires bv Robert typical—the kind of reckless a week ago and he's already in cut, Feb. 29 (Reuter).—Police Graves; The Art Of Teaching by thing Alma was always doing. viting you to his house for diner." today reported the discovery of Gilbert Highet; Hitler's Strategy But it wouldn't have happened if the body of ah unidentified by F. H. Hinslev; Henry Irving bv "Don't try to make anything young woman in a steamer trunk F had been with ber. I wouldn't of thai,** Eve warned. "He's the his grandson, Lawrence Irving; nave permitted it." in a park. The Life Aid Cases Of Mr. Jus kind of man whose home and The trunk had been bound by **Yoa shouldn't blame yourself especially his children are im tice Humphreys, by Stanley fer thet," Eve cried involuntari ropes and was found near a well- Jackson: And They Shall Walk by portant. I'm anxious to meet travelled road. At the hospital ly. them and see what they're like. Elisabeth Kenny ahd Martha where the body was taken for an Ostenso; Sweet Waiers by C. J. *Tf she had been happy she "Well, it's the house I'm inter autopsy a preliminary examina wouldn't have been away from ested in. I've beard it's quae a Lambert: Guests Or HOW To Sur tion disclosed no apparent cause vive Hospitality by Russell home,"' he said somberly. "I place. Jean said her boss had of death don't discuss my marriage With been tnttreV1 Lynes; Medical Milestones by anyone ordinarily, t have told The woman was described as a Henry J. m Marriott; A Man Eve was ready when he came, reddish blonde about five feet, you because I think you are wearing a simple, cotton dress, Called Peter by Catherine Mar suffering from somewhat the two inches rail and weighing shall; Speak, Memory by Vladirtiir carrying her bathing suit and about 114 lbs. She was dressed same difficulty. You consider cap in a ba,g. "3 j* * Nabokov; Paper .And Paper yourself a failure as a wife be in a tan linen dress, a grey coat Making by F. H. Norris; Angry M "TRe gfrVare quite excited ind brown shoes. She wore no cause your husband wanted i j over hiving company," he said Young Min by Leslie Paul; From divorce. But perhaps the simi rings or other jewellery. There as they turned away from tne were no identification marks DortleSday Bdok To Magpa Carta either on t***) body, the clothing far Austen Lpne Poole; The Herb nnswer to Yesterday's Puzzl* or the trunk. Garden "*J"j* Mary Thome Quelch; Ireland's Abbey Theatre by Len CROSSWORD PUZZLE Police said the trunk was dis nox Robinsort; Classic Crimes by ACROSS 39—Exclamation covered by Rudolph Seymour, William Roughead; Lyrics Of A 40—Carpet superintendent of a private 1—Warmth 42—Canine Lo#brdw By Robert Serfiet; W\- 5—Groan 44—Thick esratb adjoining the pant, Tney fair Comment Upon Some Vic .9—Uncouth persoi 48—Cooled lava said it was impossible to estimate 12—Great Lake 4S—Marveled how long the trunk had been torian Murder Trials bv Jack J3—Heraldic device! 50— Perennial there. 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*<• THE BOYAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, MARCH 1, Hfcg '"ftge UJ* The note said that the Katyn RUSSIA IS "INSULTED" massacre was investigated by a PLANS REINDEER HERD Soviet commission ib 1944 which FRENCH ARTIST ADMITS Iff U.S. INVITATION "established that the Katyn case MUSIC m had been the Work of Hitlerite STRANGLING GIRL Women's Day of Prayer IN SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS RAINBOW criminals.** TAXI SPECIFIC Wil! Not Produce Evidence The Embassy drew attention to Body Found In Park the fact that the United States Lapp WiH Introduce TASTE5 Al On Polish Massacre Government did not raise any Is Observed Here SERVICE objections against the commis Near Temple Of Love" Famous Northern Deer THE LIONS COSTUME B sion's findings for eight years. WASHINBSON, Feb. 29 (Reu Women of Bermuda united with ter).—The Soviet Embassy today "The Embassy deems it neces PARIS, Feb. 29 (Reuter).—A Accept Council's (Special through Reuter) 24 Hours — TICKETS AT KITSON 27-year-old handsome French women of 104 countries of the LONDON, March 1—A stocky denounced as an "insult to the sary to state that the raising of world yesterday to observe a day Soviet Union" an invitation from the question of the Katyn crime artist today showed police . the Suggestion But little Lapp soon wiH drive 25 a House sub-committee to tell the spot in en ornate "temple of love" of prayer. Special services, held reindeer on to Scotland's heather Dial 1048 CO. OR THE YANKEE STO eight years after the commission annually on the first Friday in covered highlands, where no rein Russian story of the Katyn For drew its conclusions ean pursue where he is a'leged to have made Serve Reminder 7«23ttu.w.th f.t.Ip est massacre of Polish war prison love to and then strangled a Lent, were held at St. Andrew's deer have .* roamed for seven Jiosti. only the purpose of slandering the Presbyterian Church in Hamilton. ers. Soviet Union and thus rehabili beautiful English girt. Cantianed (ran P*f e 1 centuries. As the tiny herd ex The goo d-looking interior Mrs. W. E. Newman was chair pands, the Lapp hopes Britions •Hie Embassy's •/ejection and de tating the generally recognised the Council should have known nunciation of the invitation was Hitlerite criminals," it said. decorator, Jean Ligier, was man at the special service and will come to depend on the ani charged today with killing better; it should have employed was assisted by Mrs. Eric Rule, mals the way the Lapps do. in a note to tfae State Department. The Soviet Embassy enclosed the word "cannot." The smoothest, driest Gin The Embassy made it public. Jacqueline ("Jacky") Richardson, wife of the pastor of Christ The Lapp, Mike Utsi, and bis the commission's 20-page report. 25, whose partly-clad, decom Eventually the House agreed Church. .Warwick, Mrs. Gerald American born wife, Ethel John posed body was unearthed on that the original resolve should be Frith, Mrs. J. A. Berridge, wife Lindren, first planned to reintro you ever tasted Saturday by woodsmen. laid en the table and that a new of the pastor of Wesley Methodist duce reindeer te tiie highlands in They found it just by the spot resolve should be introduced. Church and Mrs. George Hartas, 1947. Tbe upkeep of the animals, where Louis XV would meet and Readier the first time yester wife of Brigedier Hartas, divi they said, wouldn't cost Britain TEA BAGS dally -with his mistress, the day, it provides for the sum Of sional commander of the Salva a penny and would even profit OLD GENTRY f famous du Barry — near the £2.500 to purchase sterling or tion Army. the country. Scots welcomed the eupid - decorated summerhouse solid silver table-ware. Mrs. Berridge read the call to plan. However, the reindeer London Dry love temple. Before that stage was reached, prayer - and led the opening were banned by Britain's Police say Ligier confessed to however, a number of motions and prayers. Mrs. Newman read the Ministry of Agriculture,' which strangling tfae girt after a lovers* amendments were offered, prin call to worship and led in the reared tfaey might bring in some quarrel at the temple where they cipally by Mr. Vesey. adoration. Mrs Hartas led in the unknown animal disease. GIN Moving that the message from used to hold their trysts. responsive readings of passages SCOTS DEMAND Superb for Martinis, Collins and all Gin drinks the Council should be considered, devoted to penitence and assur NEAR SHAPE H.Q. the Hon. H. D. Butterfield was not With Britons rationed to 1/3 ' The temple is in the grounds of ance. worth of meat a week and Scots permitted by Assemblymen to Mrs. Rule, who presided over tfae Chateau du,Barry at Valen- errrfy'T* what he intended to do demanding new measures to im ceince, only a few miles from tfae the intercession period, called on prove crofting, the Ministry has Frith's Liquors Ltd, ; with it. Miss Hilda Smith to lead in headquarters of General Esien- Immediately Mr. Butterfield now lifted the ban. The Utste Distributors hower. prayers for the nations of the have newly formed a company made his motion Mr. Vesey world, their.' leaders and repre St. George's Hamilton Somerset Pigier was re-decorating part jumped to his feet to launch a to import the reindeer and main of tfae mansion in the gardens of sentatives in tiie United Nations, tain the*'* in a Scottish reserve. camplaint at tiie form of the mes for displaced persons and those 3202t». which the temple stands, and sage. The correct procedure, he Both tiie Lapp and his wife Jacky was nurse to the children robbed of their liberty. Mrs. W. maintained, was to lay the mes A. Macky led in prayers for the say they love the tall-antlered So Quick, So Easy On The Draw of the house when tfaey met. sage and the resolve on the table animals. The couple met in 1834 They became lovers and the of the Bouse; then at some later Queen, members of the Royal Family, counsellors and advisers in Norrbotten, northernmost pro affair lotted a year, according to date the member-in-charge could vince of Swedish Lapland, where tfae police. Then jacky became introduce a new resolve. to the Crown, for the Colony and 3 If/Sf*. its people. Utsi has an extensive reindeer extremely demanding and on the "I want the Legislative Council herd. They married in Sweden day of tne murder refused to let Prayers tor the homes, the to understand they 'cannot* amend young people, and children whose ih 1947, but settled ta an English her lover break the affair off, a resot*e." exclaimed Mr. Vesey, country home at Cambridge, they say. bra ndishi ng a copy of the minutes lives bave been scarred by where Mrs. Utsi lectures univer She bit him, he struck back at which contained the Council's hunger, homelessness, felcehood sity students on social anthro Choose faer with a stick, then strangled message. and fear were led by Mrs. Vir pology' and her travel's through *i her, according to tfae statement ginia Matthews. Miss Grace Frith central Asia and northern "The late Speaker would never ted in prayers for the Church police say Ligier made. have accepted anything like this," Europe. Then, in his diary, under tite he continued. "The House must universal, for both tfae older o date Aug. 5, 1951, Ligier wrote back me up that 'another place' churches ef the West and the this — "Today Jacqueline has cannot amend and it must under-1 newer Christian churches in tbe Governor To Serve Full * Your left." stund that. We ought to make East and those persecuted for Police say she moved out of a these people understand that we their faith in Europe, Asia snd 5-Year Term Here hotel on the River Seine's un only have the right tip here, and elsewhere; Miss Maude Astwood fashionable left bank about that not allow them to insinuate' they ted, in prayers for missionaries, time explaining that she could can override us." especially those who have to Continued from Page 1 not afford to stay. Also opposed to deviation from leave their fields for uncertain been informed by the Secretary As far as is known that was the established policy was Mr, E. futures, and for "ourselves.** of State fer the Colonies that Her the last anybody but Ligier saw P. T. Tucker. He supported Mr. MISSIONARY SPEAKER Majesty tite Queen has been of her until last Saturday. Vesey in his contention that the graciously pleased to approve an Supplies DRAGGED THE BODY Council should be made to under Mrs. Gerald Frith led in the extension of bis term of office as , In his statement the French stand it could only accept or reading of the dedication and Governor and Commander-irt- man saii he bound tiie girl's legs reject a resolve. introduced the speaker, Dr. L. I. Chief, Bermuda, by two years to the. lath October. 1954" with a h • ack belt after murdering OPPOSITE VIEWPOINT F. Kerridge. one of four mis Now! ber then dragged the body from sionaries from tbe India and Colonial Secretariat officials Quite the opposite point of were unable to state whether the the temple to a shallow grave he view was taken by Mr. H. T. China area who are visiting the had dug nearly. Colony. extension indicated tnat future Watlington. He frankly could not appointments would be for tfae Today police found women's feel so strongly about it. Dr. Kerridge outlined the his five-year period. The only in clothing at the spot to which the "The 'other place' has merely tory of the day of prayer from its formation so far received fa* the accused took them. There was sent a polite, innocuous message origin in 1900 until its present day Colony is a telegram from the a green velvet dress, a brassiere and it is not for us to try te stifle world-wide scope. In 1900 the Secretary of State advising His and nylons. channels of communication be Presbyterian Churches in Canada Excellency of the extension. Jacky, permanently resident in observed one day a year to pray tween the two branches of the The last Governor of Bermuda France, was a doctor's daughter. Legislature who are trying to do for the missions both foreign and No more after-forty fatigue! domestic. * Similar observances to serve a full five-year term was TISSUE PAPER Her father is dead. their best for ti*e Colony," he General Sir Thomas Astley- If yon feel 'too tired' to enjoy life as you should, A neighbour of the family who commented. were held in the United States on too listless to take a keen and happy interest in separate days. Cubbitt, who served from 1931 own the estate said the Duke of Mr. Watlington reminded the until 1936. in a complete range of creative colours all that goes on around you, tbis advertisement Windsor recently thought of In 1920 five missionary boards House tbat at one time they had Lieut.-General Sir Reginald has good news for you. renting the Chateau but railed to sat together as a General Assem in Canada united , and in tbe make a deal with the proprietor United States a similar amalga Hildyard served from 1936 until, SPECIALLY PRICED — 12 SHEETS During the la&fe twenty years, countless numbers of bly: -••• .-•>*• > 1939. Lieut.-General Sir Dents on terms of the lease. Police "It would be interesting to learn mation move was started. In people all over the world have proved that, if you confirmed tbis. 1922 the United States churches Charles Kirwan Bernard held how the two bodies split. One office from 1939 until 1941. The take Phyllosan tablets regularly, your steady should not get unduly heated asked toe Canadian inter-Church gain in vitality, energy and cheerfulness will Board to join with them in a con Right Hon. Viscount Knollys suc about this," he added. ceeded him and continued until ', iff' ffat K f.' tinent-wide day of prayer for delight both you and your friends. To regain Shipping At St, George's There were certain privileges 1943. The Right Hon. Lord your joie de vivre, to feel young, gay, and whicb must be upheld. Captain home and foreign missions.. It was decided, that the day of Burghley served from 1943 until full of energy again, start taking Ross Winter insisted. He could 1945. Tbe Hon. William Addis PASTE and GLUE £& The SB. Samuel Ashe, which not see any objections being praver should be the first Friday »»- Phyllosan tablets to-day! came into St Geotge's on Sunday was acting Governor from raised to the introduction of a ef Lent. October, 1945, until May 9, 1946, to make your kite a high-flying success! for bulkhead repairs, sailed on new resolve to give effect to the By 1927 the plan had spread to Thursday. when Admiral Sir Ralph Leatham, desire of "another place" and of nearly every part of the world. R.N. (retired) was sworn in. Other shipping movements in many members of tfae House. On the appointed day • prayers The Bermuda Press Stationery Store St. George's included tfae arrival Tbe wish that he could assume are observed first in New Zeal PHYUO ••esterdsy oi the African Glade whiskers before venturing to and, across to Australia and on up LONDON, Feb. 39 (Reuter).— Reid Street : Hamilton for bunkers, lhe Cable and speak on constitutional aspects to Chii a, Japan, toe Malay states, Moscow Radio claimed today that Wireless vessel Electra arrived in was expressed by Mr. Misick. across to Africa and Europe and "no river in Europe has as much 3188t*. fortifies the over-forties the port yesterday evening. As Mr. Vesey had said, "an Scandinavia. water as the Volga" other place" had not lived up to the traditional niceties and "WAVE OF PRAYER/' punctilio. While he shared his 'Then, as the wave of prayer views he hesitated to take any sweeps across the Atlantic, it is course of action tbat might seem enriched try services on this to discourage the gleam of in island," Df. Kerridge said. telligence which had been re Tfae speaker said that the policy vealed in "another place." of using donations at these ser Modernize Your Kitchen . . . GLEAM OF INTELLIGENCE vices for the purchase of Christian "In suggesting that sterling literature had been continued, silver-ware would be more ap although now some donations propriate equipment for Govern also went to other causes. ment House tbey bave really ex In 1941, she said, $8,000 was The Youngstown Way! hibited a gleam of intelligence. contributed. Last year the amount We should tread very warily lest donated was $26,000. they might feel we do not appre Dr. Kerridge suggested to' the ciate their judgment," Mr. Misick ladies attending the service that suggested. they should attempt to increase He still felt toe Council should the value of their spiritual lite You can modernize your kitchen . . . be shown exactly what its limita each year. tions were. "If you would stop for a minute "As long as they apply loose out of each hour and ask God to make it a really pleasant place to spend verbiage which does not approach bless whatever you are doing it those limitations we know they would greatly help your spiritual your time . . . without costly remodelling. enjoy — although they do not development," she said. appear to know it — we shall Following Dr. Kerridge's have to take full advantage of the address the Lord's Prayer w*ts opportunity to show them where •aid in unison and this was fol to get off," he said. lowed 'by tfae Benediction by You can turn your present Kitchen ana From tfae reports she had read Mrs. Newman. in the press, commented Mrs.' into a Dream Kitchen, a YOUNGSTOWN Hilda Aitken, her Impression was that tire Council was fully aware of tbe situation. She - reminded ASSEMBLY DELAYED FOR KITCHEN with plenty of counter area the House she had stood out for sterling silver-ware. LACK OF QUORUM and storage space, at prices so moderate "I do not know of any decision of this House which has been' so Face witb a large order paper, they're hard to believe. strongly criticised as this one to the House of Assembly did not get buy plated silver table-ware. down to business yesterday until Every young couple starts out 10 minutes later than usual. complete with a set of sterling There was no Quorum until the silver," she remarked. fifteenth Assemblyman walked to "Tfaey do not pay for it though," his seat at 2.10 p.m. CALL IN — see our YOUNGSTOIVN KITCHEN display on our interpolated Mr. S. S. Toddings. The member, who was de Entering into the debate, Mr. Butterfield said that if the Bouse scribed by Mr. E. P. Tucker as Second Floor. Let us help you select your YOUNGSTOWN had given him time they would "last but not least," was Mr, H. have understood what he intended B. L. Wilkinson. KITCHEN layout and give you an estimate. There's no to do. Prior to Mr. Wilkinson's He then moved the following arrival tfae Clerk of the House, motion: Mr. G. S. C. Tatem, informed tfae obligation. "That the^ committee rise and deputy Speaker, Mr. B. C. C. report progress and it be recom Outerbridge, that there was not a mended to lay on ti*e table the quorum present. The Clerk then resolve returned by the Legisla rang tfae warning bell and sent the tive Council and be further re serjeant-at-arms out to look for YOUNGSTOWN ATTCHENS commended that leave be given late-comers. to introduce a resolve on tbe Tbe Speaker of the House, Sir same matter." John Cox, was unable to be pre DELETION MOTION sent because of illness. An effort by Mr. Vesey to have all after the word "Council" de motion was agreed to by 14 votes Pearman, f^atlmgton & .Co. leted went down by 14 votes to tb four after Mr. E. T. Richards five. had said that Mr. Vesey's* amend Ih determined mood, Mr. Vesey ments were made under stress Hamilton Phone 4141 offered another amendment — and pique and as a result were that the committee rise — but not good. tfais rejection motion was thrown I When the adoption ef the report 314?*,. out by 12 votes to seven. was asked for, toe Bouse divided Eventually Mr, Butterfield's 12 to five in favour of it. Page 10 THE ROYAL GAZETTE, "SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1952 iOUVEMIRS EGYPTIAN EXPORTS NOW Red China Determined Tito To Get Spanish Air Force Plane Tl "Liberate" Formosa Crashes During Take-off Native Cedar Work Af A STANDSTILL Labour Party Still Reeling $45 Million TOKYO, Fett 29 (Reuter).— MADRID^ Spai* J^-jJjL 'LAYING CARDS Muddle tn Cotton Market Communist China is firmly deter (tmm. - "Three ah^eh^e mined and fully equipped to "lib Molt From West killed, two were sariouslw taJ*"** After Churchill Revelations 1 Bermuda Scarves Blamed Oh Wafd Govt. erate" Nationalist-held Formosa, and three *rere siMahW. ^* Peking Radio claimed today. BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Feb. when* a Spanish Junkers military and Handkerchiefs jCAIRO, Egypt; Feb. 29 A broadcast said -"tiie' For (Special to The New York Times and The Royal Gazette) training plane crisBed as it was LONDON, February 29.—Never to world peace. That also was 29 (Re^er).—The United States, Cocktail Napkins (Reuter). — Egypt's cotton in mosan people are preparing for Was discussing occurred. He de Britain and France toll Yugo tajUhg off ~ at *^t|aitta*-"*"t. jf dustry — producer ol the coun the day when they can join hands in recent years has there been the theme of Mr. Morrison's argu manded that Mr. Chutfenffi pro BiBlera afield Jfd ™&m P*°- such a case of exposure of the pot ment, in last week's debate when slavia tonight that they will grant ts'*'** "white gold" — fat in the With the Chinese liberation duce the document ttoM which he her another $45 million in aid. vlftbe, southern Spain, tdaay-..^ POST CARDS throes of a serious crisis. forces and shake off America and calling, the kettle black as this he introduced a motion censuring was quoting but **&*. Churchill, First reports of ti* crjasfa 8»m week's foreign affairs debate in Mr. Churchill for failing to make The U.S. will give $29,250,tJTO The Alexandria bourse, where Chiang Kai-Shek's reaction with the innocent expression oi* a of this sum, the Yugoslav Foreign that some cadets ihVhe ptabe h»W aries." the House of Commons provided British policy"clear when he ad boy who has tossed 8 firecracker parachuted to safety, bm tnw vellery of Coral, Ivory, cotton dealings ar$ conducted, Seldom in Parliamentary history dressed the American Congress. Minister, Of.. Edward Karadelj, has been closed for two days, and under a park bench and is waiting proved incorrect. has an opposition motion enabled At the same time he commended for it 4ft go off, declared he was disclosed to the U.S. Charge Two officer Instructors were Amber and Crystal tonight there was no indication Dyer" of manipulation and a Prime Minister to turn the tables the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Eden, d'Affaires and British arid French as to when it will reopen. not quoting from any documents Ambassadors. among thus**! killed. Thpy **"•£« rigging of the market which took on his critics so effectively as Mr. for following a Far Eastern policy •but just citing facts. tt tne plane With cadets Hran the Expei ts say a solution of tfae place under the recent Nafaas Churchill did when he showed Britain Will give the sterling KODAK FILM similiar to that of tfae recent The production df tiie docu San Avier air Academy, near problem through a definite Gov Pasha regime. that his critics Md given the Uni Labour Government, There were equivalent of $10,350,000 and Murcia. ernment policy is urgently Since Nahas was succeeded by ted States the same sort of pledge times in the debate when it was ments tt the case might add to France the franc equivalent of needed to prevent serious losses Alj* Maher Pasha efforts have that they were censuring him for hard to tell whether the motion the embarrassment of Mr. Morri $5,400,000. to businessmen. been made to repair tbe damage, making. son and Mr. Attlee but they could ankee Store was directed merely against the do Mr. Bevan no harm. However, This latest aid to help the Slavs U.S. Farmers Union Give The present crisis is a "hang- bfat thtse have not proved ade The Socialist leadership is still Prime Minister or against the face Russia's economic blockade quate. the opposition ig not likely to re reeling from the blow. Mr. Mor United States as well. new their insistence that Mr. and threat of aggression is in 1952 Award To Boyd-Or' The crisis, whieh is concerned rison, who added nothing to fait Almost sanctimoniously the addition to tfae $75 million already with controlling the rise and fall Churchill produce the documen given to Yugoslavia by the three political reputation in. his term as leaders of tte opposition accused tary evidence because MT. Attlee in official prices, has brought [Foreign Secretary, is seriously Governments—undfer tite "three- WASHINGTON, Feb. 28 Mr. Churchill of encouraging has already confirmed th* truth (tefater).—The National Farmer* brokers and merchants in Alex discredited. Mr. Attlee, who en members of the war party in the power agreement in London last ! DE LUXE G-E AUTOMATIC andria into conflict Witfa "up of what BBf. thin-chill said while SHmmer—to uridc'rwrile tte Yugo union of the United States, has joyed the reputation of being United States by agreeing to sup at tte same time asserting ttat : country" farmers and merchants honest and sincere, shares in the slav foreign trade deficit for the named iJdhi Boyd-Orr, of Scot- port the United Nations actions it was? "obvious that there was land, for its 1952 award lor engaged in the actual production general discomfiture. beyond the Yalu River. Peace here no departure from tite gene fiscal year June 30, 1951, to June of cotton. The tatter are re - Mr. Aneurin Bevan, who is OS, 1952. outstanding service to agrteifl*-. /ASHING AT A NEW LOW PRICE! was safer in Mr. Attlee's hands ral policy Of confining operations ten-. ported to be making legal action jockeying for the leadership of his than in Mr. Churchill's, tfaey said. against the Government. tt the Korean theatre of war." NEW TRIESTE PLAN The aw)*rd will be presented party and hopes one day to be It is almost a part of Socialist Meanwhile Yugoslavia has pro The whole effect is that Egypt's Premier at the head of a Socialist folklore that Mr. Attlee saved tte Whejbgr the spectacular row in tt him at tte Union's 50th anni Government, was the only one on in the House of Commons wttl posed a scheme to settle thO dis^ versary convention, to begin at cotton industry and export trade peace ot tfae world a year ago. pute witt Italy over control. til Dallas, Taxas, on March 10. is at a standstill. the opposition side of the House last December when he flew to mean tiie eventual end of the the' free border zone of Tftrjiste— to gain anything. He was auick Washington and, according to the I bipartisan foreign policy and Lord Pdyd-Orr, a Nobel Peace to point ont that he had left tte what effect tt wM have on tfae a scheme to switch governors turn i?rHe w i ii fa fer , ivas formerly legend at least, restrained Mr. aad turn about at three-year in director general of the World Government before Mr. Attlee and Truman from resorting to atomic fortunes of the rivals for Socialist tervals. THIS Mr. Morrison told the United warfare after the Chinese inter I leadership, time will tell. Food and Agricultural Organisa States last year that if U.N. troops When there was an Italian tion (FAO) an agency of the vention in Korea. Many Labour A s-ufe-K-ommittee of the Labour governor there would be a Yugo COSTUME were heavily bombed from bases Party members sincerely believed Party executive headed by Mr. United Nations. in Manchuria they would support slav vice-governor, and the other i # that that is what happened. Dalton, and including some of Mr. way round, Marshall Tito proposed retaliation against Communist Bfevan's followers, is drafting a WON A Chinese bases there. It was this legend, carefully hi a statement to the Yugoslav spread by Labour Party speakers, Socialist foreign policy for sub news agency Tanjug. PRIZE AT mission to the party conference GENERAL OPPOSITION that almost led to a Conservative next October. Before their re A director of public security defeat in tte last election, for would be chosen from a third THE LIONS COSTUME In this country there is genuine above all, the British people, re commendations are accepted for opposition among members of all action by the conference tltey will country, on a basis of mutual IF gardless of party, want to avoid agreement. BALL LAST YEAR. parties to any action that might war in China. have to be approved by tiie full extend the war beyond the fron committee Which includes Mr./ The creation of a free territory ^.YOUR BATHROOM, WHAT A PHYSIQUE! tiers of Korea. RETALIATORY BOMBING Morrison,' Mr. Attlee and the would thus be the result of agree SHOWER, or KIT CHIN trades union leaders. ment between tite. countries con Despite til the smoke of parti Yet Mr. Churchill was able to cerned, Marshal Tito said. 3193-fs. san battle, points which emerge show that.as long ago as last May, NEEDS a NEW LOOK Imagine! Piece-by-piece washing from last week's debate are that long before the campaign began, BIG MYSTERY The Italian peacb treaty pro The big mystery is why Mr.! vides for a permanent free terri-. —deep-activated rinse—fast spin- Famous G-E Activator* washing Mr. Churchill has disowned in the Mr. Morrison and Mr. Attlee. as tory under ft United Nations we have a large strongest term the Dulles plan for the responsible heads of the Bri Morrison and Mr. Attlee walked drying—all at one setting of tbe action! into the trap that Mr. Churchill governor. At present the &0e ter control! And it's yours, witfa so using Chiang's nationalist troops tish Government, had agreed un ritory is iri two zones: "A'* Occu selection in a renewal of the Chinese civil der certain circumstances and snrang on them so cunningly. many de luxe features, at a never- • Deep Activated rinse! They mtist have known that in pied by 10,000 British and Ameri before low price! War and that the Prime Minister conditions to support tfae United can troops and administered under • Fast "spin-out" drying action! also denied tbat Britain is in any States in retaliatory bombing of oressing tfae motion of censure they ran the risk of having; their British Maj or-General T. S. Airey, • Simple, one-control operation! Way committed to carry the Manchuria beyond the Yalu River. and "B" occupied By Yugoslavia. Struggle against aggression in This was the very thing they ac own commitments revealed to Baked enamel and porcelais finish! their disapproving followers. In Marshal Tito's plan Would replace Korea on to the mainland of cused IBW. Churchill of doing. It this system. TILEBOARD IT 1-Year Warraot? on entire wasberl China. From the standpoint of was this that they were holding up fact it is known that at least one set $ For a Anglo-American relations, tnese their hands in outraged horror former minister urged Mr. Mor IN a VARIETY of facts are of greater immediate about. Their chagrin Was com rison very strongly to take advan- TDPA/t perfect one-dish meal- importance than the political plete when Mr. Churchill dis I tage of the in ter ruction in the' FULL REPORT ON NATO Delightful Colours consequences of the evidence Mr. closed that they themselves had debate caused by the King's death Churchill .disclosed in defending done secretly exactly what tfaey and dron the matter. MADE TO UA CABINET try Chicken a-la-King himself from opposition criticism.. were criticising him for doing, Tbe best explanation of the ALSO Nevertheless those consequen j The fact was, he said, that he course the Labour leadership fol Robert D. Aitken served with ces may be ffar reaching and may was 'merely expressing publicly lowed seems to be that they have WASHINGTON, Feb. 29 (Ren well hasten the day when Mr. what* they had done behind the become the prisoners of their own ter).—President Truman and bis CHROMIUM Everything Electrical for the Home Bevan replaces lfc_Attlee as the ] j*^-, ^ toeir"rolloweril At the | left wing and were forced into Cabinet received a full review Retains m.amd Labour Party leaden First, how- game time that they were posing taking action that ttey hoped today of tfae progress at the recent vitamins and North Atlantic Treaty Organisa MOULDINGS Queen Street Phone 1127 minerals • fever. Mr. Bevan muattverctane as men of ^^ and Rood ^n. would force Mr. Churchill to dis the suspicions and opposition of claim any intent to encourage the tion meeting in Lisbon. Authorized Dealer Bml aj he continued, the Socialists, with 1 The Secretary of State, Mr. FOR THAT ADDED FINISH mi.nto, the trades unions that dominate out taking Parliament into their advocates in the United States of the Labour Party. This will not j carrying the war to China. They Dean Acheson, the Secretary of GENERAL© ELECTRIC confidence, Were spending many Defence, Mr. Robert Lovett, tfae be eaav but it may not prove scores of millions of pounds on may have gambled, too, that Mr. AUTOMATIC WASHERS impMsible. Itta a prize^ werth I "jtevV^lhg' "ana torn bombTf"iieh Churchill was too much a stickler Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. Ingham & Wilkinson | for the proprieties of Parliamen John Snyder, and the Mutual Se *Trode Mark, Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. I striving for because while the own and building the plant to curity Director, Mr. W. Averell Conservatives have a sufficient produce it regularly. tary procedure to resort to delving 9T*. majority in tite House to remain into papers of the recent Labour Harriman.. made tfae review. Ltd. in power for the next couple of INNOCENT EXPRESSION Government. ' This he did not Tbe Cabinet also received a years, ttejr future is not vefy f aJwhile Mr. Attlee and Mr. Mor- need to do. The evidence was briefing on tfae military situation. secure. Already there is a rison spluttered and fumed witt available in the telegrams and notable swing in public opinion indignation at tite disclosure of the I records of the Foreign Office. How back toward the Socialists, hollowness of their attack, Mr. Mr. Churchill could have an especially since Mr. Butler pro- Bevan hastened to point out that ne swered tfae charge against him posed his new economies. I had left the Government be-I effectively in any other way it is RECENT HISTORY fore the events that Mr. Churchill difficult to see. A POWER To appreciate fully the devas- = ———————— tating effect of Mr. Churchill's revelations, it is' necessary to recall some recent history. In the tl last campaign the Socialists PYROFAX" GAS SERVICE '..and to think — LAWN MOWER charged that Mr. Churchill was a SEE THE QUALCAST "war monger" whose subservience COOKING HEATING REFRIGERATION an hour ago he was to tbe United States was a danger Approved Gas Burning Appliances including doubled-up with TRUMAN SAID OPPOSED Specially Priced "Magic Chef Gas Ranges indigestion!' TO STATE MEDICINE BERMUDA GAS & UTILITY COMPANY WASHINGTON, Feb. 29 (Reu At ter).—Mr. Oscar E. Ewing, head Pitt's Bay Road Dial 2012 dl tte Federal Security Agency, fm w t Ip. I told Congress today that both he ; and President Truman were "un- c THE BERMUDA HARDWARES LTD. • equivocally . . . opposed to socia lised medicine.*' Call Mr. Ewing made his statement Don't let acid indigestion spoil your enjoyment of life. to a House expenditures sub 4251 St George's 9199 committee studying a bill to Aftermealsdiscomfort.flatulenceandheartburn can be swiftly andsurely create a new Department of 3180tijn. {Health. Accurate accounting is an important put right by 'Dolsa's' gentle, neutralizing action. Dolsa swiftly restores The bill would place under this new department tile United States part of the work of an executor. Few the healthy acid balance of your stomach. It is prepared ih correctly public health service, all veterans balanced individual doses, each separately packed in a hygienic, handy i\T. hospitals and nearly all armed individuals have the facilities and services hospitals throughout the envelope. One dose after meals is usually sufficient FURNESS BERMUDA LINE United. States. Mr. Ewing said: "The proposed time it requires. The Accounting of NEW YORK — BERMUDA SCHEDULE OF SAILING^ health insurance programme is QUEEN OF BERMUDA and OCEAN MONARCH net solialised medicine." this lank ii accurate and complete, Dolsa Restores digestion Many foods overstimulate the glands which line the stomach Aga Khan Reaches Home providing a clear and up-to-the- walls and which secrete tite acid digestive ibices essential to ave New York Arrive Bermuda SHIP Leave Bermuda Arrive New York digestion. Then hyperacidity causes discomfort. But abrupt minute record of the status of tilt alkalization can be equally painful. Dolsa is * scientifically After Two Heart Attacks balanced treatment, made up in individual measured doses to en sure controlled adm in istration. Taken in water, NICE, France, Feb. 38 (Reu estate. March 1 its gentle, neutralizing solution is the most rapid Feb. 23 Feb. 28 QUEEN OF BERMUDA Feb 25 ter).—The Aga Khan, who re way of reaching all the inflamed surfaces of the cently had two heart attacks, was stomach wall. Dolsa is palatable, sedative and QUEEN OF BERMUDA March 5 carried from the plane on a mildly astringent in its action. If pain persists, do March 1 March 3 March 7 stretcher when he arrived Here today to letaril to his Cannes see your doctor. QUEEN OF BERMUDA March 12 March 14 home, the Villa Yakimour. Indigestion * Dyspepsia * Heartburn March 8 March 10 The Bank of Bermuda Flatulence • Palpitation • Gastric acidity OCEAN MONARCH March 15 March 17 He was met at the airport by March 12 March 14 his SOIL Rita Hay Worth's ex-hus l&mited 15 MEASURED DOSES IN EACH PACK Also helpful in pregnancy sickness (Hamilton) band, Prince Aly Khan. He was it' March IS March 17 QUEEN OF BERMUDA March 19 March 81 taken to his home in an ambu 3mt*. Agtntt: W. S. PURVIS ft CO. 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SALTUS OLD BOTS FOREGATHER. — Old boys ef Saltus Grammar School marked Leap Tear last n'*ht by a at the Princess Hotel in aid of the school HP* r funds. Picture shews some of the dancers. Story elsewhere. MILAN, Italy, Feb. 29 (Reu \0\- KNOCKED DOWN BY BUS ter).—Britain Will reduce pur chases of Italian textiles for army A 59-year-old bus depot petrol uniforms because the supply ^^^^iFuU-TiinThe Bermuda Sailors' Home is e Gardener For pump attendant suffered a oosition has been improved at in urgent need of a soft drink cracked pelvic bone when he was home, the British buying mission dispenser. knocked down by a bus on Tues said here today. day afternoon. At the home's annual meeting Smith's Arboreal Society The attendant, Mr. W. F. Rich last night Mr. Donald Gibbons, ardson, was standing beside the Cases the chairman, expressed the hope petrol pomps, and failed to notice by hiring a gardener now i% would that this essential item would be Smith's Parish is to have the a bus coining up behind him. Mr. services of a full-time gardener be* possible for hhn to be trained, Winslow Mallory, a depot at 42 x 36 ye**- donated to the home for the com for keeping its roadside parks and to the idf-osyncracies of the parish tendant, was driving tbe bus. ***<** good fort of the thousands of seamen by tbe time big projects are in or other beauty spots tidy. The vehicle struck Mr. Rich 11/-pair en who use it yearly. At the annual general meeting der. He pointed out that tike ardson from behind and knocked ,o\ ^V>toV** | of the Arboreal and Horticultural work of a gardener would coafte him to the ground. He was taken CANNON Society of the parish last evening under the supervision of a special to King Edward VII Memorial in Wliitney Institute, the society's executive committee of tiie so Hospital for treatment. executive was empowered to go ciety. DAN RIVER into tike suggestion of hiring a Mr. Nesbit Doe suggested tbat that the society spent £108:14:10 gardener and working out a an experienced gardener from the I during the year. It began the The Shirt Shop to *&• | method of paying his salary. Department of Agriculture be year with a balance of £283:18:5, One proposal was put forward sought for work in the parish. including a £200 special grant 3Ur*t«. by Mr. Percy Hunt, who suggested The policy of the executive from the parish vestry. Income that if the society could not afford committee is the encouragement during the year include the £50 the full-time services of the gar of individual efforts on private Board of Works grant, £5:5 for dener he be hired out to private property rattier than trying to get dues and £10:3 for plants sold. householders in the parish. Under volunteer contingents for work on It begins the year with a balance Dry Cleaning [ this method be would actually be public property, it was reported. of £245:11:8. a full-time employee of the so A full-time gardener will mean Mr. Outerbridge was re-elected For ciety but home-owners would be that most of the work could be chairman. Mr. Nesbit Doe was m I contributing to his maintenance done by hhn. Volunteers would ; named vice-president and Mrs. Service on days,when his services were be called out only for major I Lucy Caton was re-elected secre not required on public lands. undertakings. The society at tary-treasurer. Mr. Percy Hunt, Phone 2104 The meeting adopted a proposal present employs a man* one day a Mr. Jack Lightbourn and Mr. to engage a full-time gardener week. Bryan Gibbons were elected to Sunshine Cleaners for parish lands after it was sug The society also decided to co the committee and Miss Bertha When you need aspirin— gested in the executive commit- operate with the Garden Club of Outerbridge, Mr. Ross Doe and "The Home of Bette* I tee's annual report. Bermuda by encouraging entries Mr. Lionel Darrell were re Cleaning" in the roadside garden. competi t* better take a Some members present felt the, elected. t m.w.$ tf. 3150fs. society snould delay such an am tion which, the club is sponsoring. Mr. Outerbridge told members bitious project until after the They also decided to donate a of the society that although there 'DISPRIN scheme to remove dead cedars special prise, in addition to tike has been a delay in beginning the 50 feet back from roadways is prizes offered by the Garden roadside tree clearing scheme in carried out. They pointed out Club, for the garden which shows troduced in the House of Assem Why 'Disprin'? Because it j that any.«large scale plantings the best progress in the planting bly recently Smith's still has the is far less acid, completely j were apt to be damaged by tiie of permanent plants. A decision highest priority as the first parish heavy machinery necessary for as to what the prize is to he was to have the work done. This was soluble, quicker to relieve, removing the cedars when the left in the hands of fhe execu tive. because the parish approached non-irritant and palatable. project finally gets under way.' the Agriculture Department earl TIME FOR TRAINING ENCOURAGEMENT ier and offered to help pay for Obtainable also in neat, 8-tablet pack. Mr. J. J. Outerbridge, chairman Various methods of encourag the removal of dead trees. cf the society, sud however that ing householders in the parish to enter the contest were suggested. The foremost suggestion was that the parish be sub-divided and For a radiant shine Saturday Only! that members of the executive living in tfae particular sections approach homeowners. The meeting voted to sponsor Six Piece the entry of a float fr the Cham ber of Commerce's Pageant of the Easter Lily parade to be held in Hamilton cm April 17. Dinette Sets A special meeting of all par ishioners will be called for laying plans for the design of the float The executive's report, read by the secretary, Mrs. Lucy Caton, outlined the work of the past year. This included tike hiring ot a part-time gardener to keep the row of Livingstonia palms at 20% on the foot of McCaiTs Hfll trimmed, and to plant and care foi* coco nut palms on the shore side of the road to the south of Harring The quality ton Sound. Metal Polish The financial statement showed WOOL DRESSES
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Furnished, tot young couple. Phone support to its institutions of army to help preserve order. tinued their bombardment of 2263, ext. 7191. half" days or full time. Gray, Spit- •x elfent price*. Cecil E. Harris. Phone 2031, ext. 79 (2 rings). SIMONIZ KLEENER and" WAX*"""- head Lodge. Warwick. Dial 2198. meecy-,"* eotnnaeBted Monsignor J. Forty-six persons have been killed Communist coast-line installa makes old cars look like new. Does your furniture need recondition N. Theriault last night at the an and 300 injured, according to un tions. MILLER PARLOUR GRAND PIANO Sunshine Supply Co.. Reid St. J.AUNDRBSS with references for full ing; CHAIR CANING a specialty. nual meeting of the Bermuda official report*!, in election clashes. for rent or sale. Single Inner-Spring or Rart-time job- ih Paget; Washing Phone 2497, H. Ball. Sailors' Home. CATANZAROr Italy, Feb. 28 Mattresses, excellent condition The PORTABLE UNDERWOOD TYPE FOR SALE machine. Call Mrs. Weaver, 1084. 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Crawford House Tel.: 2919 Church Street 124? The right is reserved of declining any Tender. Richmond Road, * Hamilton Hamilton 30ti3ftkf.«. 32*4ts ajta. *H********fl**^*******j**B**' ***^*^*****|***^*B THE ROYAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1*052 Page 13 Mr. Owen Darrell. Noted his personal views in a proposed URGES $10 BILLION report rp the President's Jan. 16 Atom Never Was America's Sportsman, Dies At 74 economic message to Congress. CUT IN ILS. SPENDING The O'Mahoney document bas been submitted to other members Coatinued from Page 1 of the joint committee for study. Secret, Wallace Writes KEEN CRICKETER WASHINGTON, Feb. 29 (AP). Under the law the group ia re Mr. Darrell was a keen Cricketer —Senator O'Mahoney (Demo quired to analyse the Presidents and it was one of his proudest crat, Wyoming), chairman of tbe innual economic message and Contisued fas* Page 1 memories that he had played in a Senate-House , economic com make its own recommendations ItESORT EDITOR GUIS "I advocated, as had President match at Dockyard against a mittee, called today tor a $10 to Congress. Truman and Mr. Stimson, the Naval team whieh included the billion cut in the Federal budget, Senat#; O'Mahoney is usually 0L0NY10VEY PLACE" free interchange of atomic energy late King George V, then the Duke mainly in defence spending. an Administration supporter on information, as distinguished of York. Another proud moment He also urged Congress to re economic matters. A man who is continually sur from atom bomb techniques." was an Invitation to him in 1932 ject President Truman's request rounded by alluring scenes of MUCH CONFUSED te umpire a match played by the .'or a tax-rate increase. far away has selected Bermuda No one in the Cabinet said Mr. touring Australian eleven against The Wyoming Senator said the COLOMBO, Ceylon, Feb. 29 as the place for a long week-end Wallace, advocated sharing fac the Staten Island Cricket Club at $85,444,000,000 Truman budget (ReuteT). — Ceylon's House of of relaxation. tory techniques, or atom bomb Staten Island. for the fiscal year starting Representatives today approved Sen of the late Mr. and Mrs. ratification of the Japanese Peace He is Mr. Beach Conger and his secrets, with other nations. The July 1 can be reduced more than Treaty signed last October by the job as resort- travel editor of The Cabinet' was "much confused" Octavius Darrell, Of Warwick, Mr. 10 per cent without Jeopardising Darrell was descended tram one Finance Minister, J. R. Jaye- New York Herald Tribune keeps about the whale subject. About national security or impairing wardene who* headed Ceylon's him in touch with all that is go- half supported Mr. Stimson's ex of Bermuda's oldest families, the the civilian _conomy. Friths. He was born in Warwick delegation. to the San Francisco big on in vacation places. change proposal and about half Senator O'Mahoney set forth conference' While many would look on such criticised it. in 1877 and attended a school ran a job as extremely glamorous, The next day "front page by Mrs. Medeline Lightbourn in Mr. Conger describes it by say stories" broke to the effect that the same parish arid, later, the ing "It involves a lot of desk Mr. Wallace had "advocated Dockyard School run by his sister, Work.** giving the atom bomb to Russia," Miss Kitty Darrell, for officers' Mr. Conger and his wife flew he said. - He called this a 'lying children. to Bermuda on Thursday night. leak" which Mr. Truman promptly Mr. Darrell became keenly Sandys Fashion House They are staying at Deepdene and firmly denied. But, Mr. interested in sports while he was Manor until-tomorrow when they Wallace went on, a House of Re at the Dockyard school, where he -trill return to New York. presentatives committee ques played hockev, billiards, cricket For both it is their second visit tioned him closely about his and soccer. He used to sail boats tot Bermuda. Mrs. Conger came falsely-reported attitude five whenever the opportunity pre Specializing in making here about 17 years ago on a years later. sented iself, and once .fixed him self a home-made punt with a keel special collegiate tour and Mr. Mr. Forrestal was then Secre Conger was among the party which be used as transportation Men's Shirts and Shorts tary of the Army and later the to and from the Dockyard. which travelled on the Queen of First Secretary of Defence. Bermuda on her first post-war Neither Mr. Truman nor Mr. He sailed to his first dinghy Ladies' Dresses, Skirts, cruise. Wallace at first attributed the race purely by accident. The wind "I notice a considerable increase "leak"to him. freshened and the '"Berago" found inservices and facilities over the "What I failed to realise," she needed another crew member. Blouses, Draperies, Etc. Ian time I was here," Mr. Conger wrote Mr. Wallace, "was the ex Mr. Darrell was glad to oblige. • Following their first visit to Bermuda last month Mr. and Mrs. Carr Spiers of Stamford, Connecticut, cBimented when interviewed by In October 1905 his family af* Royal Gazette yesterday. treme intensity of the man and moved to "Soithead" and he are planning te return in May with 40 U.S. business executives and their wives. The photograph Visit as at Or call 8151 Asked for his opinion of Bermuda his lack of information about the was taken on the Speirs' departure when Mr. R. Toohill, their host at the Castle Harbour Hotel, Chrisley Hall (Blag.), for Home Service. history of atomic energy. bought a Halifax dinghy. Two as a tourist resort, Mr. Conger years later he and his friend, Mr. and Mr. Dick Todd, their new regional sales manager, bade them farewell. Central Street, Open from 9 a.m.—5 p.m. replied: "It is a lovely place.** ALMOST ANYTHING Stanley Paschal, were gives a Somerset Thursday 9—12 Tiie New York travel expert "He had come to believe so Bermuda dinghy by Mr. Harry predicted the Colony's tourist strongly in the supremacy of Tucker. Re-named the "Alta," JIITti. business would continue to boom military force as the safeguard of she won the Jubilee Cup in a race this year. "All the travel agents our nation that almost anything against the "Victory." CHURCH GROUP MARKS LEAP YEAR BALL HELD J have talked to say bookings in- was possible as fears began to Mr. Darrell became proficient ate this is the best post-war prey upon his tense mind. ia cricket as well as sailing, and 30TH ANNIVERSARY BY SALTUS OLD BOYS Yesterday's Weather B* yet," he explained. "... To escape from his fears in 1906 he was chosen for a Ber Mr. Conger is combining busi he over-simplified great problems muda eleven caDtained by the The Glea lers Club of the Proceeds from the first formal Abroad ness with pleasure. He is look late Sir Reginald Convers on a Wesley ar Methodist Church, ball organised hy the Saltus Old The Arcade Gift Shop in terms of maximum military (At 2 p.m. Bermuda time) Mr« ing for interesting items for his oreptredness. He wanted to tour ef Pennsylvania. Mr. Harry Hamilton, held its 30th anniver Bays'' Association te tfae Silver Sunday travel column. handle by force problems which Ti'fkpr was vice-captain. sary on Thursday, marking the Grill of the Bermudiana Hotel New York 42; cloudy He spoke highly ef the work GIFTS of Quality and Distinction could not be so handled." Thi"! te*>m was the famous uocasio*. with a special service last night will go to the school's Chicago 31; cloudy of the Bermuda News Bureau followed by a turkey dinner in building fund. Named the Leap | Mr. Forrestal suffered a nervous Hamilton Cricket Club team. On Miami 78; fair which sends out stories and pic breakdown in 1949. While under that tour it won two games and the newly renovated banquet hall Year Ball, it was attended by tures publicising the Colony. treatment in hospital, he com lost four. Mr. DarreU, a medium of the church. several hundred people who spent Montreal 30; fine mitted suicide by leaping from a Dace bowler, was only Used in the A cake with 30 candles—which a happy evening dancing to the I Inst two Fames—pgainst Philadel were lit by the oldest member music oi Al Donahue's orchestra. (Information supplied by the window on May 22 of that year. Bermuda-Meteorological Station.) CANADIAN, LONDON AND Mr. Wallace said that scientists phia and Frankfort. Against ef the i oup, Miss Carey Seaton, The most distinguished old boy connected with the development I Frankfort he got eight wickets aad btowq out by the youngest present was the Chief Justice, SOUTH AFRICAN STOCKS of the atom bomb with whom he Two catches were missed which, member, Miss Vivienne Carey— lhe HOT J. Trounseil Gilbert. Mr. j talked in September and October if held, would have given him the was cut oy Mrs. J. A. Berridge, and Mrs. Henry Hallett, (Mr. ' entire ten wicket*?. wife of the pester. Hallett is headmaster of the 1945 had a "strong feeling with school) and members of the staff By Courtesy Bank ti N. T. regard to the extraordinary im NEARING 75 The president of the club, Mrs. His active participation in Geraldine Stephens, called on the also attended. plications of the Frankenstein younger* member to outline the Novelty competitions were or ETerybody's Market Butterfield & Son, Ltd. monster they had invented.** snorts coatinued almost until bis death. He played a game of bil history of the club, which was ganised, by the master of cere- East Broadway. ATOM BOMB RACE organised in February 1922 .oonies, Mr. Douglas Murphte. "They feared," he SF id. "there liards last week and was vpry during the pastorate of the Rev. Suitable for all Occasions CANADIAN STOCKS unset to haw- to use a bridge. Mr. Buttons consisting of the •- (Noon Prices in Dollars) would now be an atom bomb race Dr. Guy. Begun with eight colours of the association were j .Aluminium 112 which would destroy tens and Darrell would have been 75 on members, it now has 40, who sold to the old boys who were . Anglo-Canadian 9.20 ever hundreds of millions of -^P™ "*• , . , „„ „ „ hold rlevocior al, missionary, citi present by Mrs. I. Stuart Outer- Local and Imported Calgary and Edmonton nil human beines. Some . . . even After living school Mr. DarreH zenship and social evenings. bridge. The table decorations e D at M D var Fresh and Frozen Canada Cement Common 73*4 feared the destruction of the en- »»• *?.e 5 !?^ J?* * <. T^ 1 Special guests were Mr. W. J. were the handiwork of Mrs. Canadian Pacific Railway 34*4 tire world " -*"- *-*- t **--* department of Naval Audrey Burns. On each table THE ASTW00D-DICKINS0N CO. 0 H e me P.ichardf.cn, Mr.' foffc***"* Camp Canadian Breweries nil Mr. Wallace said they wanted & **?' f T**" ? * member of bell, Wesley Church Sundav there was a different floral de Hamilton Consolidated Paper 34 Va "promot, effective, international toeton staff of Lockwaid s m Hamil- School superintendent, Miss sign. Phone 1206. Consol. Mining and Smelting 37% regulation of atomic energy" for *** " time before managing Muriel Patrick, who brought' Members of the association Meats and Groceries Hallinger nil peacetime uses. a !-«e-t house business at St**i£ reeling;-, from Grace Methodist who organised the bell were 31l98t* ime Oil nil "This was back in 1945, when ^? theg™** vr™FA-MteT Church, Mr. Arthur Clarke, Miss rMessrsr-**!, -"Stuart --Outerbridge Open Daily 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. iperial Oil 38 mosamt ™«nipeonlPe thn.»thoughMt CTZ2..ft was ™«_|thnos e sale of^itoeacTTie became Helen Maynard, of Wesley junior, president, W. T. Wilson, eCoUnil sible to do business with Russia,*' manager of the Washington House Church, Somerset, and Mr. Mark; vice-president, Duncan Gosling, f in Hamilton and remained in Noranda 80 he added. Swan, of the Cobb's Hill Metho secretary - treasurer, Campbell LONDON AND SOUTH AFRICAN The atomic energy scientists r-harge there for nearly 40 years. dise Church. Burrows, Peter Welch, Horace STOCKS thought that any attempt to set H*- ****** from the hotel busi The service was conducted by Frith, J. B. Watlington, K. F. CPR Preferred 62 U up an American monopoly of «?! *•••* V***- « • „„, •„ •-«. the Rev Berridge and music was Trtoiinj-ham, junior, Eldon Trim Royal Dutch 28*4 atomic energy under military con Mr. Darrell was a partner to the provided by the Gleaners Choir, ingham, junior, Henry Hallett, MS*';viaWJ^S^-*****^ Lever Uni-Lever N.V. 42/- trol fer military purposes was "Swizzle Inn" and owned three under the direction of Mr. Swan. Douglas Murphie and Harry Cox Its*' Mount Isa 36/- domed to ultimate failure and The prizes for the novelty com North Broken Hill 63/6 boats hired out for pleasure and «***•: AUtfj disaster." fishing trips. For many years he petitions we e contributed by so** Blyvoors 43/0>i QUESTIONS ON BAN ON the Be*muda Electric Light Com o*4£. Daggafontein 71/3 was Bermuda agent fo*- Burroughs *-**" and Watts billiards tables. pany, H. S. and. J. E. Crisson, T. •"•«. t\t)»l Free State Geduld 65/- M. Doe, J ohn F. Burrows and Co., Grootflei 33/714 In 1915 Mr. Darrell married USE OF TAXIMETERS BUSINESS EXECUTIVES Miss Elsie Frances Hartell. of tile Wine Shop, Wm. Bluck, Vera Middle Wits 20/6 P. Card, The Smoke Shop, Ber o-,vft* Welkom 35/- Richmond Hill, Long Island. They When Mrs. Edna Watson, chair West Driefontein 133/6 had two children. Owen, jr., and muda Cigar Store, the Ber COMING IN GROUP man of the Transport Control mudiana Hotel; The Book Store, CO***. Western Holdings 66/10'i Ilys. Mr. Owen Darrell. jr., was Board, returns to the House of Bermuda Scholar in 1938 and the A. S. Cooper and Sons Ltd., Ber liV\eA*' *! * Anglo-American 148/9 A **roap of leading American Assembly she will be faced by. Pretoria Portland Cement 90/- Bermuda Rhodes Scholar in 1940. muda Tfafdwares J. E. Light- • usiness executives are-scheduled three questions from Mr. A. D * | bourn ; nd Co., H. A. and E. United Tobacco South 40/- Ilys, who was nearly as expert as Spurling concerning taxi-meters. to le*-ve New York on the Qreen her father in sailing boats, is now Smith, Triming h,a m Bros. pro]"? ot Bermuda on May 17 on an The St. George's member wants Masters Ltd., Frith's Liquors, fa*!* Mrs. Arthur Rowe Spurling. to know why the meters which popu\ » ec°S "executive survey** of the Colony, There are three grandchildren— Gibbons Co., Gosling Bros., Ber x» It's have been installed in taxis are «»*.' it was stated yesterday by Mr.. Mr. Owen Darrell, jr., has a son mudiana Theatre Series and Closing Exchange Rates Dick Todd, who is joining the and Mrs. Spurling a son and a npt in use. % Waterlot Inn. i\$»«« Carr Speirs Organisation in daughter. The three questions he will ask at the Bank ef St a m f o r d, Connecticut, this her are: month. (1) Is it correct that it is for N. T. Butterfield k Son. bidden for taxi operators, whose EASY! The survey is a direct result 175,000 More Voted To of the visit to Bermuda in taste are fitted with the approved Limited, Yesterday: January of Mr. Carr Speirs, presi School Building Fund meters, to use such meters for Im dent of the sales promotion or recording fares? Come and see these BANK OF ENGLAND OFFICIAL gan isa tion which bears his namr. Coatinu-d from Pag* 1 (S) If so for what reason and RATE FOR UNITED STATES The fiist survey group will in secondary education at the school purpose? (3) If so will the Transport big-vatue EASY Washers EXCHANGE: clude about 40 top executives and should pay fair it. their wives from a variety of The effect was that parents Control Board take the necessary $2.781875 $2.78125 leading organisations in the could find a nice, comfortable steps to permit such use immedi wL\w in action! The Bank buying rate $2.8051* United Ftates. Amongst them place in which to park their ately? ^^ I $1.00 equals 1/VA will be Mr. Howard Bayne, children, Mr. Ernest Vesey com wonderful automatic director of the Chase National mented. Bank selling rate $2.78 Bank in New York, Mr. Harold He did not believe a child Read The Morning Paper $1.00 equals 7/2 Rider, president of the Stam should commence his or her spin-rinse cbuble.itnses ford Trust Company, Mr. M. St schooling until the age of seven. For The Latest News 3171 Georges, president of the St. "Under seven years a child can clothes cleaner — CANADIAN FREE RATI: Georges and Keyes Advertising not assimilate a lot of what these London Agency in New York, Mr. W. L. free schools teach anyway," he Arscott manager of field sales for fresher — quicker! Its $2781875 $2.78125 observed. E.R. Squibb & Sons, Mr. W. C. Warming to his point, Mr. Montreal Blake, president of the Wilson C. Vesey said that all knew accom A grand selection of pretty Dresses two tubs work together to $2.7825 $2.7Tff Blake Company, Mr. J. J. Calla modation hi the Colony's schools han, general sales manager of was limited. The Government had just arrived Bank buying rate $2.8050 Remington Arms Corporation, get your week's wash done been forced to spend a great deal Sizes 9 to 52 $1.00 equals 1/lm and their wives. of money on school buildings. Bank selling; -rate $2.77 Mr. Todd is making arrange "Mr. Watlington and bis Board ALSO TOPPERS IN VARIOUS COLOURS . in less than an hour! $1.00 equals 7/3 ments t e ena f le these men to in can be carried away," he warned. spect the facilities and acommo- The House, however, passed CHILDREN'S SPRING DRESSES ''ations available in Bermuda for without objection the resolve to some handsomely smocked — from Jamaica other small business groups. provide an additional £75,000 to We also have the Spindrier. NEW YORK MARKET Another group visit now being the School building Reserve Doris Pearman's Store, King Street planned by tbe Carr Speirs Or Fund. NEW YORK Feb. 29, (Reuter). ganisation consists of 50 women, o Open All Day Thursday —.Tke stock market today acted all members of leading garden SINGAPORE, Malaya, Feb. 29 3U24*fj. as if its cautious rally of the two dubs to Connecticut, who are (Reuter).—A band of guerrilla** previous days had exhausted its anxious to Visit the Colony when today killed Alastair Murray resources, and price changes Easter lilies and other flowers Lees, 38, a Scottish mechanical Convenient EASY Payment Terms available turned mixed with a sharp de are in full bloom. If successful, engineer working at a tin mine. cline in sales volume. The stock the idea will be extended to Lees and a Malay constable were WHEN YOU NEED range was narrow throughout other garden clubs along the killed by a burst of rifle fin For Sinks as low as £1 per week after down payment! and traders found little to inter Eastern seaboard of the United from ambush which raked their est them. Oil shares hardened States. car. A PLUMBER Repairs... a little in the early hours, but they could not carry tbe market alone. Sales bovered around the Hr\ BEBMUDA *-< million-share mark. CALL US! The market lacked the pushing For dogged up that sent up a number of stocks M several points yesterday. ROYAL MAIL LINES, LTD. drains or drippy faucets — call us sanmand^ 'PRETORIA, South Africa, Feb. JIRADIIVG IJO. -Omahai9 (Rehter).—The Economic Af- for prompt, effi d to ha***1"-" Minister, Mr. Erie Louw, to- cient, low - cost he will-ay authorised an additional al- s.s. "PAMPAS" ocation of foreign exchange to repal***! re hav«n-*port raw materials, consum- that C ble stores and maintenance to sail Irom London about March 29th REID STREET rot spares during 1952. The new EDWARD D. MacRONALD, LTD. JLVamr-nove will affect engineering, | Plumbing, Heating and Refrigeration here bmetal, chemical, building, agri- HARNETT & RICHARDSON, Agents HAMILTON JM81f .1. £ last Broadway ejthe^culture, feud, textile and several S • FOR COMPHTJ H-UMIINf »*t>VtCt FHQNE 1101 Mr fv* other industries. 1 Page T? THE ROYAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, MABCH 1, 1952 Bensoi was held by men of the TRAFFIC CASES HEARD STASSEN URGES A POLICY FRENCH UNITS RESCUE Cao i Dai sect's "private army." HOOT MON! i The Cao Daist religion is a mix ture of spiritualism Roman Catho BY COURT YESTERDAY TO'WIN WITHOUT A WAR' INDO CHINESE GARRISON lics and Buddhism, and claims di TICKETS vine guidance from a wide calen ST. GEORGE'S WASHINGTON, Feb. 29 (/P)— dar of 'saints** picked" mostly Include Number of Speeding Mr. Harold E. Stassen called last Beleaguered Force Belong from Western history. night for a "dynamic" new United The Cao Dad army—apart from ARE ONLY Charges; Fines £5 and £1 States foreign policy to thwart To Quaint Religious Sect a small dissident group — fights TODAY "the Russian Communist bear." alonside the French against the He also denounced the foreign Communists. 20/- EACH. FOR THE j The Wor. L. M. Minty told Ken- programme of President Truman SAIGON, Indo China, Feb. 39 neth Castle, of Smith's Hill, Pem and Senator Robert A. Taft as (Reuter).—Two French rescue The French Army reported a SALE broke East, to inform the owner columns have relieved the be calm day in northern Viet Mam, 1 "equally bad for America." LIONS COSTUME BALL. MONDAY - TUESDAY of tbe motor-assisted cycle he leaguered garrison of Bensoi out where the frontier outpost of Hoa borrowed that he would lose Mr. Stassen, a candidate for the post, 40 miles northwest of Saigon Binh was abandoned last week money If he did not have it fixed. Republican Presidential nomina — 60 men of a picturesque re end. 31f*2t». Castle, wbo pleaded guilty to a tion as is Senator Taft, said that if ligious sect claiming Shakespeare Big Reductions in Mens, Boys', Ladies' *«-<* Children's Wear charge of riding without an effici elected to the White House he and George Washington among j ent silencer, explained that he had would order a sweeping reorgan its "saints." borrowed the cycle and did not isation of the State Department. "No one sharing a responsibility The garrison had been under known at the time that it did violent attack by Viet Minh Com Engltelp &p£akttu* lltwm Men's not have an efficient silencer. for the soft policies toward Com munism which have resulted in munist forces, a French communi He was bound over. que said today. English Suits (£10.15 to £16J9) — lew £7 to £12 Clinton Joseph Hall, of Bailey's serious failures would be re Monday, March S, Club Tea at 3.30 p.m. Bay, pleaded guilty to a charge tained," Mr. Stassen declared in The communique added that English Sports Jackets (£5.10 to £9.10) — new £5 to £7 an address at a meeting of the French bombers and fighters of speeding in a taxi on the North Republican Club of the District rushed last night to help other Subject: "Two Islands: Eleuthera and Madeira" Shore Road, Devonshire, on Feb of Columbia. outposts near Tay Ninh, 55 miles : 52 Flannel Shirts (25/-) — BOW 20/- ruary 25. Police evidence was northwest of Saigon, which were - Speaker: Bev. JAMES W. PURVIS that Hall's speed was about 30 A nation-wide radio CBS broad cast of a recording of the speech— being attacked by Communist Sweaters, 1. sleeves (55/-) — now 47/w sleeveless (12/4 and 27/6) — now 30/- miles per hour. The accused said mortars. Tickets: Member 4/-. Non-members 5/- he was doing about 23 mites per described in advance by Mr. Stas Ladies' hour. sen as the most important of his The planes bombed and strafed Visitors Cordially Welcomed Mr. Minty said that in this case campaign—was made later in the the rebels and artillery pounded Winter Dresses (31/6 to 90/-)—now 25/-to 45/- there was no thorough check. evening. them. AH the attacks were beaten 3199+- There was no clear evidence as nTFERNATIONALIST back, the communique said. Topcoats and Toppers (£7.10 to £13.15) —tarn £5.10 to £8 to the correct speed that the de The former Governor of Min fendant was doing. The defen nesota said Mr. Truman's foreign Slacks, shorts, pedal pushers, blouses (96/- and 57/6) — now 40/- dant had not had any previous policy had been described as "in convictions and struck Mr. ternationalist'* and Senator Taft's 5 wool Suits (£10.10) — now £6 5 Corduory Jackets (£4.15) — now 75/- Minty as being a honest man. The programme had been called "iso magistrate felt that justice would lationist.'' He added that "either Sweaters (45/- to 75/-) — now 35/-to 60/-Nylons (12/- and 12/6)—now 8/-and 10/- be served by a fine of £ 1. of these policies will lead to ter INEFKCTENT SPEEDOMETER rible consequences for America and for the cause of freedom." Boys' For failing to maintain his Instead of "extreme alterna speedometer in efficient working tives," Mr. Stassen advocated "a order Stanley Wilberforce Wales, End-of-season S A*LE I 5 Suits - long pants (£5.5 to £9) — now 70/- and £1 third course which has the best of Old Hospital Block, St. George's prospect of guarding and securing was fined 10/-. Corduroy and gabardine slacks (37/6- and 42/6 — now 30/w America's future, of preventing a Joseph Burch, of Jubilee Road, recurrence in a more horrible de Devonshire, was fined 10/- for Plaid sports jackets (90/-) — now 60/- Flannel shirts (18/6) — HOW 15/- gree of what I know and saw and failing to obey a constable's felt of the devastating conse Today — Monday — Tuesday Cowboy Suits (28/6 and 65/-)—now 20/- and 40/- Cowboy hats (16/6)—now 10/- signal while riding a motor-as quences of war." sisted bicycle Picturing Uncle Sam as engaged Found guilty of speeding in a in "a gigantic, grim Indian wrestle truck on Middle Road, Warwick, Children's shoes, sandals, moccasins 10/- to 20/- Ladies' shoes 20/- with the Russian Communist Willys Mervyn Eugene Bean, of bear," Mr. Stassen said the "out Bobs Val ley, Somerset, was fined Tots' .skirts 20/- Girls* skirts 25/- Teenage slips 12/6 Bras 5/- spoken objective" of tbe new Clearance of FURS! £5 and had his licence endorsed. foreign policy be wants "would be Speeds between 30 and 32 miles to win a victory for tiie cause of Squirrel Capes £22 (were £30) Coney Jackets £22 (were £30) per hour were checked by the freedom and civilization, over police. Communist imperialism, without Coney Capes £15 £20 (were £20 £25) Fox Furs £45 (were £52) Pleading guilty to a charge of a world war." speeding in a car on the Cause As some of the specific steps to way, Baswood Kenneth Brimmer be taken he listed: was fined £ 5 and had his licence 1. Removal from State Depart Clearance of DRESSES1 endorsed. ment direction of the Voice of r Brimmer was checked by the America broadcasts beamed to wool — corduroy — rayon and wool — wool jersey Police from Blue Hote to l-on- Iron Curtain countries. The name toon Bridge^ hir speeds were be would be changed to the Vuice of ,' 75/— to £6 .Jwere £5.10.0 to £9.5.0) tween 30 and 32 mites an hour. Freedom, then the programme ""^yARKlNG OfTENCBS would be placed "under very able Ira Farrell Burnett, of Kindley leadership, approved by the Sen Also Field, Jean Aitken Lyles, of tbe ate, and given ten times the sup St. -George's Naval Operating Base, Thomas port," presumably financial. Topcoats fi3 -now £8.10.0 Velvet Toppers£8.10.0 - now £6.10.0 William Hall, of Spanish Point, BAN GOODS TO REDS Harold Elvin Gibbons, of Spanish m 2. An all-out drive "to stop the Wool housecoats £6,5.0 to £7.15.0 — now 95/— Point, Pembroke West, Albert supplies of raw materials and of William Joel, of North Shore, machines and equipment from Pembroke East, and George Bur flowing into the Iron Curtain Angora Sweaters £5 and £7 — now 70/— and £5.10.0 Jf: gess, of Tankfield, Paget, were area." fined 10/- for parking offences. 3. Build "the armed strength Nightgowns 40/- and 50/ now 30/— ond 35/— James Mallory, of North Hill, and economic soundness of the Pembroke East, was bound over peoples on the outside border of on a charge of riding an auto- the Communist empire in both bicycle at night without a rear Asia and Europe." light on the North Shore Road, 4. Maintain "the soundness of TODAY Devonshire. the American economy" by keep s. William Adolphus Rattery ing tbe Federal budget balanced, pleaded guilty to a charge of holding non-defence spending to '# MONDAY speeding. He was fined £5 and I a minimum and providing for in his licence was endorsed. creased efficiency . in defence SALE George Lamarel Tucker, of spending. In the latter category, TUESDAY Church Valley, Somerset, was Mr. Stassen said, "top priority for fined 10/- because he failed to air power would be used to main have the rear number plate of his tain American in a position such car property illuminated. : that it could not be successfully I attacked and neither could it be caused to fall even though the Men's and Ladies' wear at great* rductjons INDIAN GOVT. PLANS armament programme need be carried for many years." NO CHANGES IN TAXES 5. Reorganisation of the State Department with new administra Front Street NEW DELHI, India. Feb. 29 tors "thoroughly convinced of the MEN'S M * basic correctness of the under (Reuter).—The Finance Minister, 3002tw.f *. NOW WERE Sir Chintamau Deshmukh, pre lying American philosophy of senting his budget for the finan freedom, economic as well as so cial year beginning April 1, Jo- cial, civil and religious." English Tropical Suits — £10 £13.10.6 day announced that the Govern 6. Creation of a "diplomatic ment at present did not intend to academy," comparable to West Manhattan Jiirts; white. ~H* 25/- 28/6 make any changes in the exist [ Point and Annapolis, conducted by ing tax structure. I a group of leading universities solids, arjd stripel.,.*** 22/6 32/6 to 37/6 The budget will be presented The purpose would be to develop I again to India's newly-elected personnel "to ably conduct Ameri Van Heusen & Consulate Parliament which wUl probably can foreign policy." 30j- to 50/- j meet for the first time in May. Mr. Stassen said "we should also Shirts ; 20/- I It will contain any changes the look forward to reorganisation of new Government may consider the United Nations." He said the Wool Sports coats £5 & £7.10.0 £7.IOM 4? £10.10.0 necessary. U. N. Charter has proved inade 67/6 Sir Chintaman said the Govern quate and tbe organisation itself Poplin Windbreakers . - 50/- ment would asfc Parliament for a has "failed to maintain the peace vote to meet anticipated expendi and provide for the advance of ture during the first four months freedom." Also wool, blazers 80/— corduroy jackets, seercord 90/— of the next financial year and to Mr. Stassen, president-on-Ieave approve the continuance of exist of the University of Pennsylvania, corduroy shirts 50/— s.s. and l.s. sports shirts 20/— ing taxation. accused the Truman administra lily tion of having reacted in a "cow rayon hose 5/— wool golf hose 10/— straw hats 10/— TEHRAN, Feb. 28 (JP).—Twelve ardly manner" to the Communist persons were killed in ice and threat. cotton pyjamas 30/— show avalanches today near Ba- £7.15.0 dien Abad, in mountainous north ond many more bargains western Iran. Eleven died trying to rescue one. REMARK BY LATTIMORE LADIES' HELD CONTEMPTUOUS NOW WERE WASHINGTON, Feb. 29 (AP). Here's Spring's first fashion story . Wool topcoats. .'. ~...... £7 to l\t\ £n.io to £17.10 Sen. Ferguson (Repulican, r Michigan) today said "very in silky-sheened rayon gabardine s serious study" ought to be given Wool gabardine suits..^;. r £12 £18.10.0 to whether Owen Lattimore had shown contempt for the Senate Short curved cutaway jacket, pockets Wool plaid sports co(irm%»~..:.. £4 £5.15.b in testimony before Internal Moygashel sl^rts.....*....Z3l.~...... 20/- 25/- Security investigations. the same slant, and skirt snappily The Assistant Attorney Gen English wool suits £7 & £12.10.0 £9.10.0 if U9 eral, Ml. Mclnerney yesterday smooth 'n straight. High fashion at taid the Justice Department is investigating Lattimore's Con Also wool gabardine and crepe dresses 5H/—, 60/—, 90/— gressional appearances. He said FBI agents are engaged in field raincoats 50/- lambswoo! swea**renpi5/— cardigans 50/—... work, but declined to discuss the Blue Grey Aqua Pink Navy purpose of the investigation. nylons 9/6 jersey nighties 25/— white toppers 60/— . Mr. Lattimore has said he is agreeable to a Justice Depart doeskin gloves $5/— ment probe into whether he or Louis F B'to.enz, former Com and other low-priced items I munist who t -stifled against him, had committed perjury. THE DRESS SHOP Senator Ferguson said he had reference particularly to Mr. Lattimore's statements about Sen. Know land (Republican- California). At yesterday's stormy session, Mr. Lattimore listed Senator Knowland as a member of the "China lobby" and said be had seen Mr. Knowland refered to as •the Senator from Formosa." ROME, Feb. 29 (Reuter).— Monsignor General P a t r i c k O'Hara, newly-appointed Papal Nuncio (envoy) to Ireland, left here today for Dublin to assume Reid] Street 3