LIGHTING-UP TIME YESTERDAY'S WEATHER 8.49 p.m. Maximum Temperature _ — 75. TIDE TABLE FOR MAY Minimum Temperature — 68.1 ' Date Sign Water Low Water BUB- Bun- Sunshine - 7.2 hours . A.U. P.M. A.M. P.M- rise i set Rainfall ._...... 1.2S Inches 28 X2.55 1.2S 7.38 7.22 6.14 8.18 29 1.44 2.19 8.24 8.17 6.11 8.19 »% 30 2.35 3.20 -9.14 9.16 6.13 8.20 We)* MONOAT—FRIDAY 40 PER COP1 VOL. 28—NO. 126 HAMILTON. BERMUDA FRIDAY. MAY 28. 1948 SATURDAY - • - - 6D PER COPS Britain Urges U.N. Embargo Compromise Plan To Settle Strike May Be Considered Today On Palestine Arms Shipments; WATCH AGAINST THE His Illness Is Baffling JAPANESE BEETLE Longshoremen's Pickets Would Terminate Aid to Arabs Import Curbs on Plants, LAKE SUCCESS, May 27 (Reu* i Withdrawn; Volunteers ter). — Britain tonight told the Britain Gives In to U.8. Flowers and Vegetables Security Council that she will withdraw from service in Pales tine 21 British officers seconded PUBLIC ASKED TO HELP to the Arab Legion and that Bri AGRICULTURAL DEPT. ContinueUnloadingShips tish subsidies to King Abdullah's Cabinet Decides To Recall army—falling due again on July Leaders of the striking longshoremen and tiie stevedoring com 12—would be reviewed "in the Mr. W. J. Kinghorn, the Direc light of decisions taken by the Officers From Arab Legion tor of Agriculture, announced in panies are expected to meet this morning with tbe Labour Board to Security Council." a press release yesterday that in consider a compromise plan to iron out their differences which the order to protect the Colony from The statement came from Sir (Special to The New York Times the Japanese beetle the following Board worked out yesterday. Alexander Cadogan, who pre and The Boyal Gazette) "The Labour Board meeting evolved what I think is a very fair sented a new cease-fire resolution ore cautions are being authorised LONDON, May 27.— A decision by the Agricultural Board: compromise and tbe Governor is aware of It," Mr. S. Seward Tod to the Council which called for a SECRECY OVER U.S. to withdraw seconded officers month-long truce and for a United from service witb the Transjordan . From the period June 1 to Sep dings, chairman of the Board, told The Royal Gazette last night. Nations embargo on all shipments Arab Legion and reconsider her tember 30, 1948, all plants, fresh "Tomorrow we intend to get busy and bring the two parties to- of arms to either of the belli PLANES IN CYPRUS commitments of aid to other Arab and unfrozen vegetables and eein- gether te consider it." m Heary Masters. depttty. gerent groups. armies was the outcome of a long mercial shipments, of cut flowers Sir Alexander spoke a few NICOSIA, Cyprus, May 27 Cabinet meeting today at which imported from the U.S.A. are for "chairman of the Board, said that hours after receiving new instruc (Reuter).— Royal Air Force ministers were confronted with bidden unless they meet the re he would work all last evening on tions from London which, it was ground staff were under evidence of mounting disapproval quirements of the Federal and DR. GORDON NAMED a full report of the Board's meet understood, contained a new ap orders to finish tonight of their policy in Palestine. State quarantine No. 48 in respect ing to be sent to the Governor, proach to the Palestine problem. refuelling the 20 American The Foreign Secretary (Mr. of Japanese beetles, and are ac Admiral Sir Ralph Leatham. This; He said that if the Security air force planes — 16 Dako-. Ernest Bevin) left the mefetin? companied by certificates to this AS CANDIDATE report is expected to be in tbe Council decided to impose a gene tas and four Fortresses -- before it adjourned to hold an- effect issued by an authorised offi Governor's bands today. ral embargo on military supplies which arrived at Nicosia air other of his many conferences cial of the United States Depart FOR ST. GEORGE'S Tbe gates to the docks were to Arabs and Jews, Britain was port yesterday. with the U.S. Ambassador, Mr. ment of Agriculture. picketed by several striking longshoremen yesterday, but these prepared to suspend deliveries of American troops, estimat Lewis Douglas. Tomorrow or Dr. E. F. Gordon ("Mazumbo") arras to Egypt, Iraq and Trans ed at 200, some of whom Monday Mr. Bevin may make his No plants of any kind mav be pickets were withdrawn soon was proposed as a candidate for after five o'clock. jordan. were armed, were housed in promised statement to the House imported without a permit from St. George's in the forthcoming _* Sir Alexander told the Council: R.A.F. quarters, but about of Commons and explain reasons the Department of Agriculture. "STANDING PAT" 60 or 70 who appeared to Parliamentary election at a poli "Statements have been made, for the Cabinet's decision. The importation from the U_3.A. tical meeting last night railed by Mr. Ernest Robinson, secretary notably by representatives of the be maintenance staff were Apparently ministers realised of all earth or soil or plants in of the B.I.U., told a reporter of camping in small tents un the St. George's Political Group Soviet Union and by the Jewish that as the United States seemed soil is prohibited to prevent the and attended by nearly 400 The Royal Gazette: "We have der the wings of their air unlikely to fall in step witb Brit introduction of the larvae of the Agency for Palestine, to the effect craft. people. withdrawn all the pickets for the that the foreign policy of King ain's^ policy Britain must begin Japanese beetles. In addition, Addressing the audience seated time being to await tbe message Abdullah of Transjordan is con The planes carried jeeps to get in step with the. United ships and aircraft coming to Ber from tbe Governor. We are now and trailers, which were un in the Somers Opera House, Dr. trolled by my Government. I en- -States to preserve Anglo-Ameri muda from areas infected with Gordon said he had been in con Just standing pat." , tirely repudiate this misconcep loaded at noon. Refuelling can unity and to avoid endanger the Japanese beetle will be in Volunteer workers unloading went on all day. ference all day on behalf of the tion. ing Britain's participation in the spected by plant protection offi progress of the workers in the the two ships, Balantia and Sa- "Transjordan is a_ sovereign No information on when European Recovery Programme. cers. Colony. It had been mean of the manco, stopped work for the day state. 7 is not the case, as has the planes would leave or During the past week the Gov newspapers, which were represen at seven p.m. and from then est ernment has been heavily buffeted Mr. Kinghorn said that masters been asserted by Mr. Shertok on Where they were going couH of ships, ships' agents and air- tative of the.capitalists, to accuse the only persons at the docks were behalf of the Jewish Agency, that be obtained. by unfavourable opinion from service companies have always bim of starting a race riot. He two constables on duty at the main the commander-in-chief of the abroad, particularly from the co-operated In this work. was only concerned with the gates to No. 6 and 7 Sheds. Transjordan army is appointed by United- States. Whitehall was working man whether "white, During the day a rumour spread particularly perturbed lest this Japanese beetle traps will be the British Government, nor that MR. ATTLEE SPEAKS ON located in dockside areas and at black, green or red." that police had taken names of the army cannot be employed out storm of criticism wreck the the airfield, and these traps will "I' can assure you that as far strikers carrying clubs, but Com side Transjordan without British Anglo - American alliance and it is hoped attract beetles which as the monkey business in Ham missioner J. S. McBeath refused permission." PRESS AND FREEDOM leave the two countries the posi may escape detection on board a ilton is concerned that is now to comment. tion of supporting opposite sides ship, or plane. straightened out and settled, POLIC1 ON PATROL Earlier, Russia called for an en in a desperate war in Palestine. forceable cease-fire in Palestine which amounts to further good Front Street at 7.30 yesterday Spread Of Knowledge Vital Only within the past 24 hours Mr. Kinghorn said that the pub of the working man in Bermuda," when she also introduced a new influential voices in Britain began morning had an air of expectancy resolution. This was similar to lic could play its part in the fight Dr. Gordon said, amid cheers. \ and uncertainty. The appear to join in the American refrain of against the Japanese beetle, point He added.tiiat he had no plat* the American proposal which was To Real Understanding criticism. Tbe Times proposed ance of a detachment of police, not accepted last week. ing out that in past years dock- form to offer. No people who had numbering over 30, at 7.35 wis this morning that British officers side workers, airport officers end been in control for 338 years were The Oojjncil meeting opened LONDON, May 27 (Reuter),— be ' withdrawn from fhe Arab the first\sign that anything un with a ctferf^bj^Egypt ttarjews others have been Quick to detect going to quietly walk out. It The Prime Minister tonight em Legion. The Conservative Daily and report the appearance of any usual waJrafoot. The detachment in Palestine were engaged in phatically denied that either needed all the fight for the next was drawn up just inside the Mail and tbe pro-Labour weekly unusual beetle, insect or grub. five- years te secure' the liberty poisoning water wells with bac Western Union or the British New Statesman and Nation echoed Snetr an insect, "Mr. Kinghorn enclosure of Nos. 6 and 7 Sheds teria. This charge was called "con Commonwealth was "directed and freedom of the coloured and was dispersed to various parts and amplified the demand. They states, should be collected and A V-sign from four-year-old"- people. He asked for a chance to temptible" by Mr. Aubrey Eban, against anyone." all emphasised that Britain was sent to the Department of Agri of tbe dock. Men were placed on the Jewish Agency representative. Their peoples had a just pride Robin Neal. On Saturday morn help in that fight. guard at all the entrances to the: jeopardising her good name by culture in a closed container. It ing he was in Bermuda, and on Dr. Gordon said that from 12 DAMASCUS, May 27 (Reuter). in their achievements and would virtually waging war. second-hand is not necessary to punch boles in dock and others patrolled up and welcome intercourse with all the Sunday evening he was in the o'clock on Sunday night he bad down the outside of the sheds. —Azzam Pasha, secretary general against the new state of Israel. the container. Great Ormond Street Children's Rebels Admit Taking iH>f the Arab League, and other world, he said. U.N. MESSAGE not eaten. What the audience Soon afterwards the first volun Hospital in London. thought was a strike was some- •Arab leaders were expected to ar Mr. Attlee, who was speaking to Commander R. G. A. Jackson, From June 1, 1947 to the end Children—For Safety teers began to drift ia to No. 7 V rive in Damascus tonight foe re the Foreign Press Association on of September the same year 259 Mrs. Dorothy Neal, aged 28, Continued on Pit* 8 Shed — where the Balantia is assistant secretary general of tite wife of Mr. Henry Neal, a British berthed — and by 8 o'clock there sumed discussions by the League's their 60th anniversary, said: "We, United Nations, had already come Japanese beetles were intercepted LONDON, May 27 (_P).— political committee in readiness here, allow a great latitude of after having reached Bermuda. civil servant on the staff of the were nearly 30 men ready to begin to London with a message from 'Naval Stores department at H.M. The official Yugoslav news the work of the striking long- for any decision by the Security freedom, as you may read any day Mr. Trygve Lie that he was under Of this number 29 were alive. agency, Tanjug, quoted the ANOTHER CANDIDATE Council. Dockyard, made tbe 3,000-mile ] shoremen. This number ' was in the press. This is a sign of pressure from various quarters on flight with bee son, who is suffer Greek Communist leader, almost doubled within the next Following a two-hour meeting strength. If there are in other the Palestine issue. ing from an illness whih has General MarkosVafiades, to FOR PAGET PARISH j half hour. Soon after 8 o'clock of military chiefs today attended countries institutions which are The Foreign Office confirmed baffled Bermuda doctors. day as saying that Greek Mr. A. W. West and his son drove by the commander of the Arab better than ours we should like guerrillas had taken custody tonight that Commander Jackson ANOTHER CHURCHMAN The child became ill a month I up and began to organise the liberation army it was learned Coatinued on Page 11 Coatinued on Page 1_ of 10,000 Greek children at Mrs. Edna L Watson Makes volunteers. Up to this time no that a reorganisation of the libera ago and was X-rayed and tested their mothers' request to DEFENDS PRINCESS but nothing was found wrong sign of the striking longshoremen tion army was planned... save them from "the horrors Seventh In Field had been seen. According to political circles with him. However, he still con of war and Monareho-F as- Count Bernadotte, the United tinued to lose weight and his cist terror." With police watching every.; Nations mediator, has sounded out Israel Planning What It "Narrow Sabbatarianism" temperature rose and fell alarm Mrs. Edna L. Watson, of "Scar- entrance — and the knowledge ingly. The strange thing about He denied the Greek rington," Paget West, yesterday the Syrian Government on the Government's charge to the that a small detachment of Army possibility of a meeting. The Deplored By Dean the illness is that he is all right announced that she would stand troops was available in tbe police during tbe day except that he is United Nations that the as a parliamentary candidate. She station on Court Street — the Syrian authorities are considering listless but in the evening his children were abducted. thus became the seventh candi the question. Will Do With U.S. Loan (Special to The New York Tlmes general feeling of tbe vol unteers and The Royal Gazette) temperature flares up. date and "dark horse" in the Paget was that no action by the long Azzam Pasha was quoted as By PAUL SCOTT RANKINE political field. saying that the Arabs had enough LONDON, May 27. — Princess Mr. Neal yesterday told The from day to day. Mrs. Neal plans shoremen would be taken at the Elizabeth's' action in going to the Royal Gaaette that he had not yet to stay in London several months, "Many of my friends ap time. Soon after 8 o'clock, the arms and would continue tbe WASHINGTON, May 27 (Reu VISCOUNT ALEXANDER proached me to run, but at first struggle even if the United ter).— Sources close to Dr. races and to a nightclub on Sun had any word from his wife in at least until Robin is on tbe road volunteers began to push the day during her visit to Paris was England but was expecting mail to recovery. I turned the idea down," Mrs. trolleys from the dockside laden Nations placed an embargo on Chaim Weizmann, provisional TO VISIT GOVERNOR Watson told The Royal Gazette arms for them. President of Israel told Reuters defended today in the lower house with goods into No. 7 Shed, and of the Convocation of Canterbury. yesterday. Then later I decided the work continued throughout Continued ea Page 10 that detailed estimates of expendi to stand, since women had cam- ture of a $100,000,000 loan from The Royal Gazette understands Both upper and lower houses of the morning with a brief break that Field Marshal Viscount Alex the Convocation are meeting in plained until they won the right for about half an hour at 10 a.m. the United States to Israel were Form Of German Government to vpte and now it seems part of now being worked out by Israeli ander, the Governor General of London to discuss revisions of the Volunteers were provided with Canada, will pay a short private Canon Law. their' duty to do their part in cases of Coca-colas by John.Bar MMUTS LOSES SEAT IN representatives in New York and parliament." would be formally presented with visit to the Governor, Admiral ritt and Son. S. AFRICAN ELECTION an application for a loan to Secre Sir Ralph Leatham, and Ladv Meanwhile Princess Elizabeth Holds Up 6-Power Talks Much of Mrs. Watson's interest BUSINESSMEN VOLUNTEERS tary of State George Marshall in Leatham at Government House was in Cardiff receiving the free in public life is centred on edu- Many local personalities of the late tn June. . M the near future. dom of the city, and in an earnest 5" _"___i"i- "*__?*__f*_J____~"««_w» I business community were among declared herself as being agabist ^ volunteers ^ rf th ^ , Nationalist Opposition Mr. Marshall made it clear at Lord Alexander, accompani°d plea for wayward children she By HERBERT L. MATTHEWS by Lady Alexander an$ their showed that she has a full sense income tax and in favour of some t0 arrJve ^ R ^ Ferguson, his press conference last night (Special to The New York Times GANDHI MURDER TRIAL form of workmen's compensation ^» ^ that he bad not been consulted daughter, Rose, will spend the of her religious and social duties. and The Royal Gazette) who m Wednesd Wipes Out Party's Lead night in Nassau on June 5 as LONDON, May 27.—The six- and also employers liability in preeidency of the Bermuda Cham- by President Truman before' the Today the Dean of Westminster surance. latter extended bis approving guests of the Governor vof the power conference on western Ger OPENS IN NEW DELHI Centimied oa Page 10 CAPETOWN, * May 28 (Friday) Bahamas and Lady Murphy on (Dr. A. C. Don) went out of his many was struggling today with "I believe in free, compulsory —Field Marshal Jan Smuts, the remarks to Or. Weizmann when the way to South America. way to defend the Princess. He education," she said, "and I feel the Israeli President asked him what is hoped will be its last snag strongly that possibly insufficient South African Premier, .was de Field Marshal Alexander is fly referred to "the narrow Sabba —how to elect members of the Alleged Assassin and Eight feated today in his own constitu for the loan on Tuesday. tarianism as instanced tbe other effort has been made to train our PLANS FOR KING'S ing to Brazil to inspect veterans German constituent assembly and people, both white and coloured, ency of Standerton and his United Israeli spokesman said that a day by my fellow countrymen in when to hold it. large portion or the loan would who fought under him in the Others In Court for the main business of our Party was losing ground to the Italian campaign, and it is pre that resolution about the Prin Behind this apparently minor BIRTTTOAYPARADE Nationalist Party of Dri Daniel be used for shipping Jews from cess." Islands, that is, the hotel busi- internment camps in Germany sumed that he will visit Bermuda political issue is a very serious (Special to The New York Tlmea Malan in the general elections. on his way back to Canada. difference of opinion on the form and The Royal Gazette) ness. Trooping the colour Will be a At 2.15 a.m. this morning Gen and Cyprus to Palestine, and the "There is still a tendency in "We would be more prosperous feature of the King's Birthday remainder would be used for arms many parts of the country to and scope of a provisional federal NEW DELHI, May 27.— The eral Smuts's United Party and the government for Germany. That trial of Nathuram Vimayak Godse. if we did not need to employ so Parade in Hamilton this year, the Labour Group held an equal num to assist Israel in its struggle with fers had to be approved by the identify Sunday with the Sabbath, much outside help. I believe that programme for which has been the Arab states. United States. which I deplore," he added. in turn is caught up with the accused of the assassination of ber of seats with Dr. Malan's whole problem of French security Mr. Gandhi on January 30, and if children were started early drawn up by Royal Navy and Nationalist-Afrikander Party al Officials of the Economic Co A spokesman for large oil com enough they could, with expert Army staffs. operation Administration said no panies with interest^ tn Arabia Certainly Princess Elisabeth's requirements against, Germany eight others allegedly implicated liance. Eaeh group held 71 seats. popular following has. hot been and against the Soviet Union. in the murder plot, opened this teaching, have their education The parade, which will be held Only eight more results are still steps had yet been taken in imple denied to Reuters that President channelled into the paths that mentation of assurances given by Truman's current pro-Zionist Pal impaired in the slightest, as en The situation became so con morning in a former military po on June io, will follow closely the to come in. lice barracks room inside the 3utP would mean prosperity for them pattern of tiiat held last year ex It is evident that neither the Mr. Paul G: Hoffman, head of tbe estine policy was connected in thusiastic Welshmen showed to fused that delegations did not hold administration, that he .would any way with a relaxation of day when they cheered, waved and any meetings today for the first year-old "Red Fort," a huge red and the Islands as a whole." cept for the introduction of United Party nor the Nationalists sandstone citadel of former mogul Mrs. Watson advocated a system trooping the colour. His Excel will gain a clear majority. The investigate charges by pro-Zionist interest in the Middle East by oil sang their heads off for the Prin time since the conference started Senators that American financial companies because of their diffi cess—who is the first woman ever nearly five weeks ago. There was emperors. of scholarships through which lency the Governor will take the swing towards the Nationalists aid to Britain under the Marshall culties in obtaining steel to build to receive the freedom of Cardiff. a luncheon of some delegates and Bermuda students, who had the salute in a march past of detach continues in the country districts. The nine accused, who sat on talent for it, could take courses Plan was being used to assist a pipeline from Saudi Arabia to telephonic contacts during the three rows of benches behind .a ments of troops by the flag-pole on The United Party stands for Britain in sending arms to the Lebanon. "I can assure you that I am day.' But for the most part it was in hotel management and thus Front Street at 10.30 a-m. the status quo and during the teakwood railing, chatted uncon have a part in running hotels as Arabs. They denied — and their denial proud of my Welsh descent," she decided to give all concerned (the cernedly, frequently smiling and Taking part in the march past election campaign stressed the said. "The reign of thp Tudors is issue is primarily one of France Well' as the more subordinate will be the guard of honour, de importance of having an experi They pointed out, however, is consistently confirmed by all laughing while special judge tasks. that Mr. Hoffman had consistently officials in Washington — that How far distant, but their's was a vs. the United States and Britain) Atmacharan and attorneys for tachments of the Army, Navy and enced leader like Field Marshal vigorous strain and we owe a When she turned to farming, Smuts at the present time. The asserted that. the object of the commercial oil interests were time for thought and for consulta the- prosecution and defence de Marines, a Royal Marine Band, H_ Marshall Plan was recovery and attempting to influence United great debt to the rulers they gave tions with their respective bated technicalities. Mrs.. Watson pointed out that she and members of the Bermuda War | Nationalists campaigned on to England." governments. Was a farmer herself and thus Veterans' Association,. tbe Ber- y W5outh Africanism," restricted that he did not wish it to become States policy regarding Palestine. Through most of thfe two-hour had their interests at heart. . involved in anything else. They acknowledged, however, Like so many international con session Godse, thin-faced ahd muda Militia Reserve, the Police, , denigration and ' white suprem Referring to her work in juve "Why is no real provision made the Fire Brigade, St. John's Am acy" British officials pointed out that that they were experiencing great ferences since the end of the war grey-haired at 36, sat nonchalant to store our surplus crops in har the charges were baseless so far difficulty in obtaining steel from nile courts, Princess Elizabeth this is engendering more ill will bulance, Cadets, Boy Scouts and Public dislike of controls con said. "It is so often conditions at ly in the front row and occasion vest season against the time when as dollar aid was concerned be the United States for building the than amity. Certainly'the Ameri ally joined in spirited eonversa- Girl Guides. tinued from war-time and the cause the Arab states were in the home which are responsible. I we cannot produce a full range desire for their abolition is be pipeline as a result of the oppo cans, and to a slightly lesser ex tions going on in the prisoners' of vegetables? Freezing fruits A ter arriving at the flag-pole sterling area; baseless so far as sition of smaller oil companies, in myself have been extremely lucky tent the British, feel highly criti and taking up bis position on the lieved to be one of the big factors material goods were concerned the United States. in this respect and I can speak extern. . , and vegetables is now a matter in the swing to the Nationalists. cal of the French, whom they After ascertaining the defend of course among housewives in dais, His Excellency will watch because Britain had not yet The smaller oil companies have With feeling of tbe advantages accuse of blocking agreement and the trooping of tbe colour and | Another powerful reason is received any goods under the which a happy family life bring ants' wishes concerning defence other countries who, if they have (bought to be the Nationalists' also received considerable sup making exorbitant demands. counsel — today's main business not enough deep-freeze accommo shortly afterwards will inspect all Marshall Plan which could be port from pro-Zionist Senators and tb a child. It is terrible to think . The French on their side claim the detachments drawn up before "black peril" cry, which has ap shipped to Arab states; and base Congressmen in their opposition of the havoc which the absence of — the court adjourned until June dation at heme, can rent a box pealed not only to Afrikaners that the Americans and the Bri 3 when specific charges will be in a community freezing plant him. less so far as the retransfer of to the provision of steel to larger those advantages can produce in tish do not appreciate their diffi- but also to a considerable section former lend-lease material was read for the first time and the for very little. I believe our Gov- The march past will conclude oil companies with interests in the most sensitive years of our Continued on Page 8 the ceremony. Continued on Page 11 concerned because such refrans- Arab states. lives." Continued oa Page 1* Continued oa Page 12 Hn Page 1 BBG H BB 4 • tiimfl^mfsNe^mlapt^eeamyejattat l*B«5» destined for Isreal from the Uni- U.1^GAIN PROTESTS ted- .States;_s|^p Marine' B in; $&im Befrnt lastf week. . SSIIIlf OF 0111% Mr. Michael McDermott, Stat© Bcrawla Gorenmseat Gazette | I^^^^ProJ^y' PlajJ^—-Ka^etisch Department spokesman, saidfjifcat WASHINGHpN, May;.a^ (|teu- in^Ertffliptts to^.lpdge the pjKotest vn^ailPilt to j£^ *_* Koyal Gaiette (B_tafe. IBS. w)_~-T|ij(_: U^fed States today di- . iBCorperatln* || of ./J'Uptod in marriage on Mojsday 8v^_j^ a- |^nd protest.• to, the American Minister In 9>eiru^las| 1 _"fc» Citlfl_»l_t*af3 DaUy __MT« la^t tSKpre a gatherbag-^tfr^^^ •^eba^^r. ^gftinst the iorcible re- night, _Mii he declined-to go into CKstafe. ISCS) iroffi. Harold WilfftiHTnSte,' moviSFelP'lt American citizens any details of this'second protest. Samuel Pepys Teaeer merchant of Hamilton,"and Miss MMMM __oui_efeyMai'ia^j>>obefit_ch, at TH BCRMU0ATO5, UD. Brooklyn, H.Y., who has been liv 1_M Street. Hamilton Thursday, May 27th. ing in Bermuda for a considerable * HeiCdfhg n_^"mtSfBmg paper and B_[B___l_W(ggr| lil!______r__ti__S - editor: R. T. SAYER grieved to find that the strike is Ne mysna&et: FORD v^xjpo. lW^ettie^ Utihe firebrands - ^tbey rejatiyes fit the bride, .«& 'h£# ||pj vtakingjple Tew' -_nte nor of the gropni, WM% ab^e m at _*I»AY, MAY S*, l*t8 tfielr^nwn fiaaoa. IPhat was ems? tend the Weddiiig, but-a- number a dangerous thing hi do as well of friends .were present at Em- as being foolish, ifiSsr the V£|y maaue^ f x Church, Southaappt^h essence of iaw|. is protection of Bari^i.tf witness the cerear_m%. (^rclnH-R0^veI||eje,ret the community, and be who dis regards that law and relies-on his "?be Rjy,- D_., c. 4.. himw Qffip- CWespowlence Reveakd own. iptarWto^ttc_ae*f scwyfpm- ated at the service. The l^st man pose Is "-invoking, enmity of the was off., Erie Bolton, the maid of eOYERNMENT NOT|CS^ very community" he professes to honpup was Miss Hel§_^ Gjuensc^ NEW. YO&K. Ma/^7; 9t^l«r). and the bride was giv^n a#ayrb§ ! —Th e uu^akfiep 6!ffc_Eirahation aid. . I db indeed read with some asten,isbi#6rAf thf bursts of ..apa- Mr. George Pile. . of: «Wta__Pa Iroyal >faiiiilK /the f. The Church was beautifully, ^THE^Rft^ife^CTi' 1944"' ^Premier fMi. Winston Churchill) fory the strike has evoked, much of it good but rubied by foqh'ijh decorated with flowers and ferns, and the whole BrttidteGovern- with an archway of lilies and ment to, stay' in Britain, and go injunctions that all and sundry cah go to hell. So. I am mkid^p other blooms spanning the centre down if necessary under; Njfri_ inr of! the old verse:—W^P^^ aj0e between th^: e two fr^ttt Notion oi It_.te?i4eci Manages vasiQn was disclosed in ah" article pews^^o^ ;•".,?? '%T based on secret pa_>ersv.&t Mr. "ISonW tilings that you _ii_tve said Harry Hopkins, the la^je President are. true, S*fep After the ceremony the couple' Roosevelt's personal assistant, And some things you have said went to. toe Overseas League Club, -fjliik The, persons n%mpd and described hereunder have given, notice are new, •, Reidv®;reet H#milt^n, to welcome tp n>e of their intended marriage, nameiy^p: published in Colliers magazine to But what are true, alas! they are their friends at a reception which day. included cocktails, and dancing to .The article, written by^ Mr. *?||&iet' new, HARRY BIRCH of Pembroke (Bachelor) and «ff-"" And what are new, they are, alas! the: music of the dance blind of Robert Sherwood, the. famous *''past 'true?' »M_i. Slip H.M.S. Sheffield, flagship M the JACQUELINE GALLOWAY of Pembroke (Spinster). pjajwright. hnd anptjher *» Mr. * * * America and West Indies Squad Roosevelt's assistants, declared •% .JSjftttr from an ohlreorrespeiad- ron. , r_SB9^j A»y Perspp knowing any just cause-. Or impediment why this .thai Mr. Churchill had told Pre ent now residing J|p California mai$gj£f ^jould pot be flowed should enter caveat forthwith in the sident Roosevelt that if Britain and. I fear me' she is going 4o be Although the parents oij the office o% the Registrar General. P^Sw went dowivwRand his Govern unpopular there. .For she writes bride were upa1|>le« to. cpme. to, B_HE- ment would perish with it. that though California, is a most innf a foj-, the wedding they were Dated 26th day of May, 194?. Mr. Hopkins said he learned 'wonderful place, it cannot hold a shown photogrartis of it wiftii. iHhfiPthe Brftlsh. Government' dwfc candle to Bermuda. Now that 24 hours | for j Mrs, Lilian Pye, V. 29_-f,m. ^^af? h4^.'°%en a ___dleton plan great state will not tolerate any fripnd of the couple, flew to ^es^ J, _$£ evacuatibpilo;Canada or #jjjr_ suggestion that it is not foremost York on Tuesday for a holiday m where elite-" in every particular: climate, LITTERS TO TBIEWT08 the,.States and, took pictures, with scenery, fruit— and politicians. her to deliver to M.. and Mrs. %». i He clAhned that Mr. Chuird^ir So unless my dear friend keeps betitsch. Thp pgrsons named and described hereunder have given notice believed "if the United Kingdom silent on the charms of our belov St. George Hotel, to me of. their intepf^ marriage, namely:-|f jt. i;p&thfrEmfflft,lwould be ended—« ed country, I fear roe she will en Wm; 23rd May, 1948 at least temporarily—and leader counter trouble. The Editor, CHARLES NEWMARK of Pembroke (Divorced) and. : The Royal Gaaette. ship of. the remaining units of the ^'--*:,*f_^.^ * * * FORMATOM (^NORDIC : V%A CBfClLLP IRWIN of Devonshire (Widow). ||g British Commonwealth would Flattered when _.' get a phone Dear Editor: v-Sp umw pass to Washington." mm call and a voice asks me to ex I should be glad if you would Any perspn knowing any just cause or impediment why this % He quoted Queen Elizabeth as plain the phrase "Poorer than print the enclosed letter to the RWCUTOSTTOY marriage should not be allowed should enter caveat forthwith in the declaring, in response to a sug Irus." BtotipflaTl asked time to "under-privileged" in Bermuda. office of thp Registrar General. gestion from the dominions that consult some reference book and 4 diifs .M- the Princesses be evacuated; "The said I would caff him ba__r^'he re Every day, in trains or buses, Ifemny, Denrr^k hum fused. 1*1 dpn't want to tetfr^jiM increasing talk of Communism Dated 2«th day of May, 1948. MM / ljp$lii?essk$&ifaiaeveT ielfv*. with. crops up. It has been proved that ** m.m t_Di*8p%. out me—and I could not leave a^p"'name," he said, "SP'*f»tt W. NORMAN PARKEJjS. ^without the King—and, ofcourse, would think I was, an ignorant Communism doesn't worki Do AJipnentWitkWesI Slhf. King will neyejr leavife*. ass for not knowing. I'll wait, till you think you'd be happier if you In the ^0*? Brincess EU^sbetb Registrar General. you have looked it' up." were entir^r controlled by tia. brought back from Parte'ate six V.293f.m. Other dramatic disclosures of state, and your money and move (Special to The Mew York Times Anglo-American relations in tiie .But Lordt. that is the same as outfi% that have been the: talk _r._ The Roy al Gazette) saying I Was an .ignorant ass, for ments watched all the time? Here •*. o. Parig. It is a remarkable COPENHAGEN, May 21.— Den crucial, opening years of the war in Bermuda 'you owe been very . : achievenient by a giri whosays contained in Mr. Hopkins' papers I did not knpw'tije :meaning of mark will play the role of media the expressfon. *** *'S». ' lucky. You haven't seen mem "I'm nojf. much interested in tor between the divergent views " were: • * Yet t s5Soit fojmd ft ; < _lflt!ber s of your family maimed and, clotiies,": that she pianned.and of Sweden and Norway on the, Mr. Churchill sent a message Irus was' .Ihe,. beggar employed wounded. You couldn't begin^p. wore a four-day trousseaff-that. formation ol a Scandinavian bloc Transport Control Bourcl to President Roosevelt in the sum by the suitors "of "Penelope to car imagine living yearOKtei. 'year . captured the imaginationo^ the when Premier Tage Erlander, of mer of 1940 appealing to him to ry "to her their "tokens of Ipve. away from your loved ones;' of • i Parisians., ^^5cJ^^i*I ^ bring the United States into the hairing very litti* to eat; of befp$- Sweden, Foreign Minister Hal When Ulysses retained home, continually anxious and afraid. ']fiOr snictm ol these "M|l_h- ' yard Lange, of Norway, and Tenders For Taximeters ! war as tiie only mean's by which Irus attempted to prevent hia eh- made cMjthes in Paris means Danish Premier Hans Hedtoft , "France might still be* Save^? . teririg the. gates, but UlyssesJwfk the point of telling you all this more te? w thgn ji_rpffiSc:oai meet.in Copenhagen on June 5, In the same period he asked ed' hihijto the ground and threw is to picture quite clearly how tflumph «tf the Princeffi tat • '• Mr. Roosevelt that the United the dead body into the fdad. * grasping for power always brings the Princess Leok is a«elalmed '*W,her attitude toward a Scan States navy should take over the A mighty nice home-coming for in its train endless misery, and , m .%-.]iu i when I tm7vBt\a< dinavian blo« Denrnark occupies Singapore base, but warned that a man'who had been gallivanting never the happiness people expect. mem designis-s are planning >. tbe middle of the road between Ten^iSrs a^e invited for the supply of 400 Taximeters. Tender the. British army would destroy all over the world for ^eonsider- It isn't possible to get something tp£Ef nsf, ^jmter cK>l__cti4ns^pjflH :: : . Sweden ah
_t Paris dress shows tion with west or east. Nffw'rta. tain should take place. • tion." Mayhap he was trying to There is plenty of freedom apd wfli p/me ®t thr jmSftS&l Lange has declared, belongs to. on the oi^ide "TENDER ROR TAXIMETERS'.. Tbe BoWd i# not Much of Mr. Hopkins' informa solve the problem c^fan index to Isrw'TaiKPnappiness.a^ you are and tmselfconscious Princess western Europe and in case of' bound to accept the lowest ex ANY tender. the cost of liviAg. ta the best a_pba_ss___l_s of conflict would; bf found on that, tion was culled from voluminous receptive to such things. So if / fashion this country ever had. exchanges between Mr. Roosevelt o- you think you are under-privi 6—for evening side. leged, it is in yo»t$.own mind i If the erase estarjOTSen—and i and Mr. Churchill during the . believe u will—British trade Beta is a brief recap, on the Denmark, wbp like Nprway "Taximeter" means an instrument fitted to a taxi so construct |"pl_oney war"'period. •* entirely, and it would be a very and fashionprestige will get ite THEY SAY good idea to change your mind winning six: U. Slate blue experienced occupation, seems to ed—that, when the mechanism of the taximeter is set iQ'^oSSon, The American - President ad 5 biggest Most since tWwffi coat frock in Ottoman silk with incline more toward tne wort than dressed his' cables to .the British test you become warpeW Analysis gSFme Paris fS§ outsize pockets and a swirling the legal, cljarge (as given below) in respect to mileage and waiting T^I By A. M- P.URCELL outfits shows these tmo soudd skirt—worn at the opening ol toward the doubtful advantages time is autoroatically recorded on the dial of the taximeter. Premier aa "a former naval per That one useful thing'has evolved If you study World Affairs, ,y#j_. rules for good dressing: tiw- "British Life" Exhibition. of a new neutrality. son," and Mr. Churchill replied: to from the strike. must realise tbe turmoil which <2) White satin evening dress "POTUS" (President of the Uni exists in the World. Europe is ONE: The Pnneess wears wnat A line on thp attitude Denmark Legal Chasees to. be Recorded. ^^__P m * suits her. and. keys the'shad.— wftri tiftta—^__ys6e Palace ted States). ThatMt>as Jrovkftd' avlbUaJi__dSs»Sf^L^ &rible _?ter- dj»B**_fjnJS) Eiine green coat will take in thf forthcoming talks. Taximeters to be calibrated to record legal charges as follows:— . ci^u *___. o _„__n-____*__2_i_».^ mam Of the War.,W,, Qanda mayv do s.o usually pali. WOT .-to the COBJUT wftb flowered hat and brp .n_ was supplied today by. the inflju- slogan "for a candidate *at the of hex eye* . nd skin: Rick* acefssories--_» flSe insestitui*.^ ential newspaper Politiken, It forthcoming election?" for several years. Russia and the out obly the New Look mints Where the ta^i is hired In respect of a particular journey — U.S. are at variance. Everywhere she can watt- well-^nkle-stran, i ,.C4V Printed silte jumper, suit said, that a Nordic blpc could speak you look there is strife. Don't shoes. ktr_^"'i_nnjiiM^ - ™, ffitfpleate F d sfcirt--% s churcb wit^ greater authority than its. Df.s TO BE TESTED IH Tha| this is: "Th^ Royal Gazette bit anything remotely like tftat v mfflee. tSt PrintearABltfe' and individual members and could can go to. hell and Bermuda can HMi.' She kru!^ %ato the white.jftk dress witarn gathered bring its collective strength tp the. MILEAOl go with it." happen in Bermuda. , staplew frocfc is us. aJBy the bodflce—at u>Sff"h rtP race* TRADES FOR CANADA , Bum: eflectiv* franie" for a eoursfi." IS) Square-necked rebuilding of Europe. Such a * * » Here, where beauty is every- union, the newspaper declared,' rs where, dop't entertain thoughts PlK^ lace, trnd the best back- slipper satin bustle dress—worn F«J. ¥t<_ # t wle or, my part thereof.... $/- PARIS, May 27 (Reuter).—A That that ought to bring in a lat n at tha" aitdu slub (picture could study hew Dpst. to apgjy'iis of votes. ef discontent. ^Ew|r_*t mar tiie #% f ** *• i«N>*sh« baa members• "thousabc. - yeer^fflNr | For each subsequent mile or any par* thereof %/~ Canadian mission equipped with beaujy with: ugly en^Jioite like *fP9WM_7'- democratic strength to European furs and cutters will tour dis *• » * jealousy and hate. God's plan for •^hatit is comforting te know"tiiat regeneration.'' placed persons camps in Germany, living means happiness for every WAITING TIME Italy and Austria, next month in afleast one perspn has an the one, irrespective' of creed and gUfri.i-''- "fe't 'W" mt U\ » 'ft a quest for 509 qualified fur money he wants in the States. colour, but you must give wiit hap fpj the ftrst five minutes..._.„...... _...... _....^...„.._™. Nil workers for Canada. * * * piness and joy if you want" to" THE DEFENCE (SUPPLIES > RECIULATIONS, 19_^. Mr. Harris M. Silver, of Mon That the tributes to the retiring have those things. BRITAIN EXPECR W. S_ For each subsequent period of ten minutes ot treal, heading the , mission,' said prestifenl; of the fibber $_ This letter conies from, tite heart part thereof that the furriers among D.P.s Commerce were well deserved. TO T|i4 AtWJ SECRETS i/- of someone who'trst.* believe1 s m Would be tested in their work be *,' *' t • good things forleveryoni. '' fore selection for entrance to That enthusiasm and energy were w^ruseC'" **__*; i'_M^ Canada. They must qualify CLEAR ___m_KER LONDON, May m, (Reuter) .— The Taximeter to be of the "dashboard" or "glovebox" type, physically and must be recog ; # *i a Mr. \ V. Alexander' (Mtnlstei*'of. THE BERMUDA SUPPLIES COMMiSSIDM capable of, beipg in&tallfd in the Id H.P. "Light" British car. Ttje. nised displaced persons. !f|?i Tk»t the result was bound, to be Defence) said today that he did The scheme is sponsored by the * * et Hamilton, not'"think there wouu" be any taximeter tp be of compact solid construction, as light in weight Canadian' Government and the KBit an old idea has at last been _,_. _,__ May 27th, 1948 diigculty about Britain gettinj. possible. The dial to be capable of befog. re9d easily, the. fa^s ~ International Refugee Organisa adopteds**.|6'- information from' the United * » * The Editor, corded thereon being clearly distinguishable. A guarantee to he tion. ^Splffi The Rbyal Gazette. States authorities on the results The Pvice Contipol (Ho. SO) OB*4eif, *4S That this is the "sticker" plan for of the recent atom bomb experi submitted, from the Manufacturers tnat the taximeters have been visitors' luggage. Dear Sir, ments at Eniwetok Atoll,-in the thoroughly tested and that their construction is such that unauthor * •« * Re your report in today's Pacific. ised iH!p»|,ii._l with the mechanism is impossible. ^pjf. •*- That a neat sticker is a valued Gazette bf last night's disgraceful Captein Raymond Blackburn VATICAN iW® UP v^Wlm* *1 tW__':TrtoadagJtal_>r (Labour) had urged in the House The taxin..etfp tp be serially numbered by the manufacturers ••"sotiveirfffi!?? In exercise of the powers conferred on thfm by The Deffnee by indenting numbers op thf outside of the instrument. . •" * m'tfMjii'- was, drunk when Be made his of Commons that the Government (Supplies) Regulations, 1942, The Bermuda Supplies Commission SEARCH IM KiSJL Tnat Practically all candidates declaration about the striker. should, make representations to hf v« $dw piibKsWed their mani- taking the law into their own tbe United States over the fact hereby make tbe following Order:— Number Rewhred: WjL/ COJXMJNK Wtey 27 (Reut^.— fesip?. hands'titere would perhaps be that British observers were not The Vatican office to contact miss Seine small excuse for him. Tha asjked to be present at the teste. ..sgl^The maximum prices at which tiie goods mentioned in the Four hundred (400) numbers required. ing prisoners of war in the Soviet * * * decent members of the B.MJ. may lie. Alexander replied thai it first column of the schedule to this Order may be so, d retail shall iUnion has ceased^pj^twfisF ac That there should be big polls? possibly take'46. poor view of be respectively as shown in the second column ef the said schedule. SpBHfJj ^nd Sp^tfteatiefls: ^^H thrir ^eHbw-workea on strike was a matter for the United States cording to an announcement from •'fei^S^S; ' * ______! Govemmfnt itself to decide whom Sample taximeter and full spepificsytions to be submitted, witfc the Archbishop's office in Cologne. indulgijBg in a "round of drinks," 2. This Order shall come into operation on the 28th day of That in the past top' few electors which is unlikely to conserve it would iftvite to an experiment tender. ° ^S The action was taken it was. said, have exercised their privileges. of this kind. _*_2. May, 1948, and all previous orders fixing the maximum prices for because all attempts to establish thfrir "strike ___?". £ * # * tbe goods mentioned in the schedule shall then be revoked. Qu^tatlens: contact were ml'vain? That means they have not done If this boastful agitator was their dttty.vt., sober, then it would appear tiiat Prices quoted to. bs on C.I.F. Bermuda b^is. i'imM * * * he is definitely earinarked for one mm COMMANDS* Lamb from New Zealand o.. two Public Institutions: (a) If Retail Price S«#re* ff Sw#»ly; , ... .4p^4w| That the foreign news Is taking a iusana — the Mental Hospital, or CHESS Nmm bai!_r seat, jyst now." ?;^f Commodity nee lb. i (b) If sane — the Gaol. 5 ^^^^. mm mm %m I * *>^^^_i>- * # '. (N«^ 2594) This type of lawless utterance, LEGS .....*.. Delivery Date: ' % p_ USARJIPN That the result is perhaps a happy calculated to inflame and mislead3 HP ooo 'TJr^EESlJIS,. Mfjf 3Ti{Reuter).-— Bkelivery date v/ill be a. fa/, tor for consideration and. must bf' Black, S pieces. That'that because there is less rrien suffering under a real or imaginary grievance, cannot be M^jor G(>^e^',..^rence Airey, SHOULDER ...... guaranteed. , scare. British commander of the Anglo- # * 9 tolerated in a law-abiding com- n.nsii^y'Jte -; wH§¥9M* ^Iterme-American zone of sif^te See j^IN ...^^ - 2/8 Thai gome want to help the dians with, a love for their native Territory, to_l^ ui«4'«>e early reiWKbi,ef'Tw'®te tffu^Sf^' Strong export cases, doubly strayed. ¥fc>** others wast to help " the' la.nd appreciate tbe slogan "Ber Jesys, muda can go-:W-jftsiir whither • 'Jg$_ a rew>ri tof-the United Nf- mm CHOJ^ _ * * * this- immigrant seems disposed to tittos Security Council he dfclased ti-y aW p,n#h h. that, no hfwihy economic revival RIB CHOPS •5that. few seem; disposed to let or political stability was possibte m^mS^m^—^fcM.i them settle: -tt>eip" eWn * f}tt)§ ' Yojifts trjtiy, tn .Trieste'until the free territory^ troubles. ' ' ' future wjys firmly settieef ' ^* BREAST L Bjf dfrect^pji of. mf. ' " BERMUDIA»il«i t. fNat.u^•" and, robbst economic wm recovery ejp begin only when; the MIDDLE NECK Transport Control Bdsrdr. POLO OPEN FIRE ON territorjf has been regretted on | m tje^UHS ||p(^r. Ai^y«Chei.S>%id»^S::' i^M ' By direction 0|| i£gM SYDNEY H. K;EMSLEY, 4 i Declaring. that the propo^jg'. v«_f j TOONS TO nmm Britai%i tiw United States1^^!'} ,_.-..•_ ^S^^^^S _i White, 11 faeces. ^^^^^^H^^^ to iBf Tbe ]_tom$j$|,.:_H^%s} Ck>njm^stof. \tyhUfl--tB}#i&^:e%^,mmte in two Ipersopi' w#^i$e)to$md..fo.lfatfg\ was accepted by the Tijteste .pof^l - ^_«irern_tH»_t 'f_4Hce_i, I ^en tutt^,4n_t^ ^ound^d. when - LOND^Jg, i Maf.^,, (Reuter) .— lation with entnusiasm a^-re^O ,r jfll^&ititJon to Whotplerrt Uo. 2553. prilige "te^ 'flKa'wwfl^ ©jjj SjSw i *'^__I_____^___J- MAXWELL, qajii^m #§M ^'Mi |:>' *^|a :1, K$~K.t3; threat 2, |C_—pf! : Ti.ajr%ypbah, leaders in,g|ffififit- Pener^;4_%'0' con^luds^. "The tdd^ in gra |||| _n'Clr_|_^ pro- ^M - and.. Amju^lp ^^^ of. Ger solution 8i4k^.mrowl^i ol Trieste [ %*&. 1 <«hX' 4, U m 1 US 1 i —Q&w iyinc^^Fhti re^iri: sjM'tl^e crowd many nave agfj_e^__|t: merge • their Um to the im^ementation olyH_e' m^'*^m. 19.48. Ip aaaik ^P^ ' >.. _• •._ ifaHX'M^'^m^ Q4; 2't'Qr-T^ere attempttrlg 0l%_n_e: a Com-1 I QKt2. unions, Hamburg radio said to* tripartite ptopffitf--iui' scon s_i'-''mM_#_|_2 ____t_i '•WS0i"'"- $&''-•'' "W*" '" 1 munist from police custody. *0day . iShSk THE RQYAL*1BAZET^^r&roAY, MAY 28, 1948 Page 3
your discration to land forces, if companions killed or wounded the Hostile, which were both sotHi blew up. ye§ think you can recapture except Lt. Stanning, his Secretary, damaged, with the Havock made Narvik from number of enemy who took the wheel. A shell then for the open sea. The enemy The survivors of the Hardyi present, ^pj? exploded in the engine-room and who had barred their passage was struggled ashore with the body of J Winston^Churchiirs WarfVf emoirs under heavy fire the destroyer by now in no condition to stop their Commander, who wasf • .— in • I,' -••• • '• II ,5*_Sordingly, Capt. Warburton- Lee, with tbe five destroyers of his was beached. them. Half-an-hour later they awarded posthumously the ;Vlc-i own flotilla, Hardy, Hunter Ha- The last signal from the Har encountered a large ship coming toria Cross. He and they had left] vocft, Hotspur and Hostile, en dy's Captain' to his flotilla was: from the sea which proved to their mark on tbe enemy and in j tered West Fiord. H« was told by "Continue to engage tbe enemy." be the Rauenfels, carrying the our naval records. Pjfojrweeian pilots at Tranoy that Meanwhile, tne Hunter had German reserve ammunition. She The Gathering Storm: - ™ six ships larger than his own and been sunk and the Hotspur and was fired upon by the Havock and (To Be Continued) a U-boat had passed in and that IBs- entrance to the harbour was ngDe$T*.3ie signalled this infor mation and added: "Intend at tacking at dawn." Store Closes at 5 p.m. 'M^Jhiiwl Whitwr>r|b>v who re f From War To War r little damage; presently she scored ing him information. •- * 5|§ ceived the signals, considered a second and later a third hit on ffsalK. * * * whether he might stiffen the at By WINST#N S. CHURCHILL the Gneisenau. Amid intermittent tacking forces from bis own now That afternoon strone air at. augmented squadron, but the time snow-squalls and German smoke tacks were made on the Fleet, screens the fire on both sides be seemed too short and he fttft that fflj Article 36 chiefly against Vice-Admiral Lay- intervention by him at this stage came ineffective. Although the ton's ships. The destroyer Gur Copyright tn the British Commonwealth by The Daily Telegraph, Renown strained herself to the ut might Cause delay. In fact we, in ihe,U.S.A. by The New York Times, and in' all other countries kha was sunk and the cruisers In the Admiralty, were wit pre most in trying to- overhaul the (Southampton and Glasgow dam by'Co-operation Press Service. World Copyright reserved." Re German ships, they at last drew pared to risk the Renown V aged by near misses. In addition —one of our only two battle- production, even partially, in any language, strictly prohibited. away out of sight to the north the flagship Rodney was hit, but ward. cruisers—in such an enterprise. Exclusive rights, in Bermuda: The Royal Gazette. her strong deck-armour prevent The last Admiralty message ed serious damage. On tne night of Sunday, April 7, had become silent, since when passed to Capt. Warburton-Lee 1940 a Germa_ fleet, including a Meanwhile, Adml. Forbes with When the cruiser attack on Ber was as follows: battle-cruiser, two light cruisers, and nothing had been heard from her. the maip fleet was abreast of Ber gen was cancelled Admiral Forbes Norwegian coast defence ships 14 destroyers was reported to have On this it was calculated that the gen. At 6.20 a.m. on April 9 he proposed to use torpedo-carrying passed the mouth of the Skagerrak, German forces, unless intercepted, a^ked the Admiralty for news of may be In German hands; you moving n"rthword_. naval aircraft from the carrier alone can judge whether in these The British Home F'eet and the could reach. Narvik about 10 p.m. the German strength there, as he Furious at dusk on April 10. The First .and Second Cruiser Squadrons that night. They v.nuld, we hoped, intended to send in a force of circumstances attack should be wire at once ordered to sea. The _**_- be engaged by the Renown, Birm \dmiralty agreed, and also ar nade. Shall support whatever w t^-cruiser R^newn, the cuiser Bl*"- '•rrflsers and destroyers under ranged attacks by R.A.F. bombers min .ham ^nrt 12 destroyers were al- ingham and their destroyers.' r**"eisi on you take. _1pPP i'ie.-Adml. Layton to attaek any on the evening of the 9th and by HI.- reply was: "Going into action." sp&^vSa tH_._.***•___. area. An action might, therefore, take German ships they might find naval aircraft from Hatston (Ork Whrn the War Cabinet met on plaie very shortly. In tbe mist and snow-storms of Monday morning I reported that 1_h_TAdmiralty bad the same idea ney) on the morning of the 10th. April 10 the five British de "It was impossible," I said, "to and at. 8 20 made him the follow .leanwhile our cruisers and de- the minefields in the We,st Fiord forecast the hazards of war, but stroyers steamed un the fiord and (the channel leading to Narvik) ing signal: troyers continued to blockade the at dawn stood off Narvik. Inside such an action should not be on 'pproaches. had been laid batween 4.30 and terms unfavourable for us." More Prepare plans for attacking the harbour were five enemy de 5.30 a.m. I also explained in de- over' the Commander-in-Chief German warships and trans TVIP f>ir attack* were successful stroyers. In the first attack the lail that all our Fleets were at sea. with the whole Home Fleet would ports in Rer'gen and for control and the cruiser Kpenigsberg was Hardy torpedoed the Ship bearing But by now we had assurance that bi approaching the scene from tbe ling tile approaches to the port sunk bv three bombs from naval the pennant of the German Com the main German naval force was south. He would now be about on the supposition that defences aircraft. Tne Furious was now modore, who was killed; another undoubtedly making towards Nar opposite Statland. are still in hands of Norwegians. diverted to Trondheim,. where our destroyer Was sunk by two torpe vik. Similar plans as regards 1 rond- lir patrols reported tw° enemy does and the remaining three were . He was fully informed on all heim should also be prepared if cruisers and two destroyers. so smothered by gunfire that they On the way to lay the minefield points known to us, though >->ne of our desiroyers, the Glow you have sufficient forces for Eighteen aircraft attacked at dawn could offer no effective resistance. naturally he was remaining silent. both. llll on the llth, but found only two There were also in the harbour worm, having lost a man over- 9 The Gc_rmans knew that the Fleet v destroyers and a submarine be 3 merchant ships of various na boa- d during the night, stopped was at sea, since a U-boat near the The Admiralty sanctioned Ad behind to search for him and be- sides merchant ships. Unluckily tions, including five British; six Jrkneys bad been beard to trans miral Forbes's plan for attacking the wounded Hipper had left dur German were destroyed. Only < a. ne .separated from the rest of mit a long message as the Fleet Bergen, but later warned him that inn force. At 8.20 a.m. on the ing the night. three of our five destroyers had ieft Scapa. he must no longer count on the de hitherto attacked. The Hotspur i ive your feet the comfort they 8t I the Glowworm- had reported fences being friendly. To avoid Meanwhile our submarines were herself engaged with an enemy No aircraft-carriers were avail active in the Skagerrak and Kat and Hostile had been left in re able,, bdf. flying boats Were work dispersion, the attack on Trond- serve to guard against any shore d£. treyer about 150 miles youth- helm was postponed until the Ger tegat. On the 9th the Truant sank west cf West Fiord. ing. The weather was thick in the cruiser Karlsruhe off Kris- batteries or against fresh German places, but believed to be better man battlecruisers could be found. tiansund. and the following night ships coming in from seaward. deserve this summer in a Bostonian tan Shortly afterwards she had re m the north, and improving. At about 11.30 four cruisers and ported seeing another destroyer the Spearfish torpedoed tne poc They now Joined in a second at * * # seven destroyers, under the Vice- ket-battleship Luetzow returning tack and the Hotspur sank two ahead cf her, and at about.9.45 she Admiral, started for Bergen, 80 Since the war we have learned from Oslo. more merchantmen with torpe miles away, making only 16 knots Besides these successes sub does. and white wing tip. They'll feel what happened to the Glowworm. against a head wind and a rough iariy on the Monday morning she marines accounted for at least * * » sea.. Presently aircraft reported .nine enemy transports and supply Capt. Warburton-Lee's. sbips encountered first one and then a two cruisers in Bergen instead of jecond entmy 'destroyer. A run ships with heavy loss of life dur were unscathed, the enemy's fire right and fit right — at a sporting price, 65/' Bulmer's one. With only seven destroyers ing the first week of this cam was apparently silenced, and after ning lignt ensued in a heavy sea the prospects of success were dis
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It's a Heavenly Powder.'j|jtp$i.#;io0l _ -»jgk »19jlf. _____i___i Page 6 THERMAL GAZETTE, FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1948 H.M.S. Sheffield Smm Su^e^^^ %$ D% f iammaiid RiflefVfee^g 8 and o Cpl. Godsell . 12 • it. 44 Pte. Thompson 46 SHINY SHEFFIELD HAS ALREADY '..-"•»' 12 12 Port Ro^Oln^ aj^pMaiden Vi#ry MRS. P. CANNING TODD UPSETS l£/Scoreboard *m. jernwrjrni . 22 %• 8 45 ,,,.',.•'-» . ^3k:' I. /Cpl. Love .;,, .... 23 2 . rr_ n4 Pte. Mackenzie m 32 WON FIVE COMMAND TROPHIES 7 NEW YORitTMay ffl^Be. 192 * 56 50 208 PARIS TOURNEY IN SQUABBLE Schr>endieTist's two-nlo single U.S.M.C. Vuiller 13 9 43 _ highlighted thefewJ^nm rally in ftandall ' ...... _.•„,. a27t -/ 21 8 56 the ninth inning that enabled the Funke 23 21 56 ...._ JW 13 5C League4eading h%: Louis Cardin Captain| Paterson And Holland ...... 20 '3f' 13 46 als to beat tiie runner-up New 13 Refuses To Play J On Any BuYort k Giants _W. 84 55 257 NATIONAL LEAGUE In W$for individual .Honours Sheffield fi______. ..„..„, 000 002 000 2 6 1 Bright 25 18 68 1 x 7 ^H*^H al . 17 20 8 •ft Centre Court; Opponent Weeps Brooklyn Jrr.~_. «» 0 " l° * 1 10 55 ' Batteries*' Meyer. Chambers 6 and pinchen 23 _*•• The first day of the C^mand Rifle Meeting did not produce .4 51 Schefflng. Branca ana Hodges. 23 17 1*K 54 Bt. LoiflS .._i_ii.. Hjferfi 000 184 8 13 0 the wet weather as was anticipated. It brought bright, clear sunshine PA_$IS. May _&:jiteuter..— One man, the trophy dotjor and'mana- 111 100 62 309 of the biggest sensations in inter ger of the American team. B1.tt-i.0er tHoiBon, Hearn 7. Bra_le 8, but with it a strong south-easterly wind yesterday that played haVoc wuks 8 and..Bice, Garagloia 7i,.pq_t, MATCH IV national lawn tennis since the She (claimed that Mrs. WUthti, New."o«l''*--Hjohes 3. HartumptJIBrinkle man had seeded Dorothy Bundv w with the riflemen, particula|^/f|^he 600 yards range where it wjus and D. HHB. Suzanne Lenglen* incident at a i*:tt<*n 9 and ._™ruB.-_-______Harrison ... 41 ahead of her in the WW_W*oi*_ " Bftnwr*: tor St. Louis—___Hn_yrTn the anyone's guess as to where their shots would fall. _Tn_r*Vy 54 Wimbledon 22 years ago occurred r-hampionshtos and had ignrrrd 3rd non« o__ for New Yorfc-^Gordon M«<-lte»iate 30 her in the Wightman Cup match. in the 6th none on. . * jibowing a decided supremacy The results. Pliilllpsdn 32 in the French championships here Plttfburgh at Philadelphia—night L i? Mme. Landry would, if she game. 4__T"fbe Command SVfeet&rg, which •£_S^#3 MATCH I and It 157 today. AM IIRICAN LEAGUE . Sheffield S.I.R.C. reached the French final this vesr. No fmm-s _ched_4»d; was depleted of entrief, t_ie"3?olice I II ITI ISs*. k. WThtMns 21 Mrs. Pat Todd. 26-year eld be the firtft Rjench woman t#. «V' WEDNFSBAY'S NIGHT GAMES team not being able to enteifjiue Burnett 25 23 21 69 n. Whi.mg 23 reigning French wwhan cham so since 1939. She would then NATIONAL UEAGUE W«__M>rl' 27 22 '.18 88 Unm... 47 meet 20-year-old Miss Shirley New Tork 10. 8t. Louis 7 to more pressing business, H.M.S. Anderson 26 23 15 «4 Tatem 51 pion, and one of America's big Cincinnati 8 Boston 4 WaK_r__fc> .»._.™__. 25 11 13 '«_. Fry, from Ohio, who todav pro % Sheffield has already obtained Bright ....'..-j",'..... 24 25 18 68 142 four in women's tennis, refused vided a major upset by .defeating Chicago 4, - Brooklyn 1 S. and D. AMEBICAN LEAGUE possession of five trophies and one 127, 104 OT iii rv>i. ,«»u to plav off her semi-final match the number one seeded player Washington 2, Cleveland 0 ' f their men, Holland, is in a jfi__V g^ £ 0. f*A'' Jji'l'li Knlgl>t. .... o on number two court, after brirg Miss Doris Hart. 'Timt. Paterson .... 26 23 17 «fl 2*h'onn»son 25 The incident at Wimbledon 22 points tie with Captain D. 'S. S/8*t. Barnlsa 27 22 -^p Jn Honey 58 held up by a long duel, in the Baterson of Staff and Departments RPM. Lllllstone .... 24 21 14 «9 men's championship, on the centre .vears ago in which the. late S'S.t. Msnsell .....23 13 IS 51 Suzanne Lenglen figured, occurred TODAYS on the basis of matches 1 and 5. Cpl. Harrison 24 28 13 65 Sheffield court. Burnett .. when she kept Queen Mary wait The firing of match 6 today will _2_~ 27 107 71 302 Anderson 1 She maintained that her' posi ing over an hour at the centre decide the issue. Malabar FHh .hon'.. court, and then scratched from Holland n tion as holder of the championship NATIONAL LEAGUE j Sheffield took the Canada Cup, Dunlop 21 2 7 30 58 the tournament. Brooklyn at Boston—night game Thompson 25 23 13 61 86 entitled her to play on the centre Philadelphia at New York—night their team winning match 2 with Bailev ..„ 18 9 7 '%% court. game an aggregate of -318 points*.-trUth' r-&_»"_re- 11 17 11 44 MATKH^V Chicago mi ^Ktclnnati—night game Newton —-. 17 8 34. 8_wraw.N»^_. PARIS. MayW0r^*— Jarpslav 8t. Louis ^Pittsburgh—nlght $_e "B" team of the United States To* Her refusal led to stormy scenes, Drobny of Czechoslovakia, de game 100 59 47 206 msfr'l - 33 -:«•& 4» ' Marine Corps placing second With lj 4 in which her' opponent, Madame feated Budge Patty of the United AMERICAN' liEAGWA < TJ08 points; the Maconpd&ie Cup B.C.C. "A" ^*_$ri^;. w_..V 4 wo Detroit *SSt. Loul-—night game 5 Hmwora _._^Ln*»^___. 22 16 SB Nellj* Landry, of France, burst States 2-6, 6-3, 3-6, 6-4, 6-3 to enter for winning match 3 (the Young .!_:$_ria*!ton .'-..'. wo wo Tur_0n :_. 19 22 41 into tears. The championship the finals of the French Interna Cleveland at Chicago—night game wo COX .„.._._._.___.,_... 20 8' 29 New Yon at PhUadelphta-Hhght Soldiers. Shoot) with 273 poin's, f^w»
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Racing BERMUDA SANDWICH, England, May 27 Talk The hat trick by Claude Bene (__»).— Mar{^_.Gon_a_esf of Sao Although a fourteen-foot dinghy RESERVATION vides and ?(? runs by Tony Mad Paulo, Brazil, moved into the race wag oflSeiaHy scheduledf-for A TREASURE CHEST, the eiros spelled havoc for the vOld quarter-finals of the British Ama yesterday, but two Internationa] \ teur Golf Championship with a I 14s turned out for the Bermuda pot of gold at tiie end of the (| BUREAU Comrades cricket' team • yesterday : (to) afternoon, as they were defeated one-up victory on the nineteenth j Sailboat Club, mee^njt.*'5^- «f__* rainbow and heaven on earth by the National Sports Club's No. hole over Wallace MacArthur, of was held but it is still undecided Itflfk that's our brand new — for speed and service 1 team by a margin'of nine wick Carnoustie, Scotland. as to whether tjiis race should Frigidaire Electric Range! Vi _ / buy your tickets from ' ets. &S§K Tomorrow he will meet Frank count in the series or not. Immediately we saw it at us . . . Well make trav The game was played on the Stranahan, of the United States. Woodstock field, with the visiting Dick Chapman, of the -United Flamingo, with ^fec. Paschal the BERMUDA TRADING elling easier for you. and Sydney Greflt aboard, won COMPANY last week we be Gay Linens team batting first. Only one of States, was eliminated on the the mateh with a one minute four- Iz their team managed to reach nineteenth hole of his -afterncqn second marein over T>»nh«», sailed gan our own private politi Burnaby Hill Phone 3157 double figures, and this player match With Charles Lawrie,- of by Lee and Buster fHRTell. cal campaign and ' came was very shaky itt the wicket, be Scotland, after he had defeated through with flying colours. Bring Colour 'M; 'i ing more a slugger than a- poker. Hamilton Mclnally, of Scotland, The dinghies started off Hod "Bucky" DeSilva fait three fours it aid 7, in the morning rouiiapJ! son's Ferry with Daphne getting After just two days our men for the highest score of 13 runs. Gonzalez, Stranahan and Chap the better start, but Flamingo folk were persuaded that a "Joe" Kemp hit eight of his man, with the defending etotafc* ¥*H»ded the first buoy in the new range was sorely need Into Your Kitchen Just Arrived J|§ team's total of 45 runs, to be the pion, Willie Turnesa, were the choppy Harbour seas in first posi ed in our kitchen. Once' runner-up for scoring honours. pre-tournament favourites. tion and kept her lead at the seen, though, our Frigidaire Two other players got seven runs Darrell's Wharf buoy and across Turnesa won eight straight the finish line. did all the convincing .and each. Fred Jenkins, their captain, holes in defeating A. J. Mitchell who was not out when the last sold itself; the head of our A Small Shipment of Clark, of England, 8 and 7, after The dinghies started at 3:41 p.m.. house wae just as thrilled as Household work flies when yot4 $. wicket fell, and Robert Flood, eliminating G. A. Lovejoy, of both hit seven. Flamingo finishing at 4:09.54 and we about this grand range England, 4 and 3 in the mor_ii_£_. Daphne 4:10.58. kitchen is cheery and bright wij&jpjb BOWLS WELL Stranahan followed his morning that General Motors have de Budget Priced Hats Claude Benevides did the dam 5 and 3 conquest of Ireland's veloped. colour. ,;.i^f. age in the bowling, claiming six James Taggart by ousting Captain Youthful and Matrons wickets for 11 runs. Claude got David Blain, -of the British Army, FINAL SESSION IN OPEN There's so much about it The kitchen linens in our wide qs his hat trick in his second over, rvfUB. Roberts, of Wales, defeated BRIDGE TOURNEY TONIGHT that's new ... so. many ad : after Moniz was caught. His next Robert Sweeny, of the United vantages and improvements ball shattered Siggins's * wicket. States, who won the title eleven sortment are wonderfully attract-Vey we know you'll share our and on' the third ball, Abel Mad years ago over the same course, .The final session of the open ... all sturdy, hard working fabrics Jigfe Elaine Hat Shop eiros's. IfPli i4*ip. Roberts downed Robert Bermuda Pair Bridge Champion enthusiasm. Why not take For the Nationals, Tony Mad Rutherford, of Scotland, 2 and 1, ships will be played tewight at the your husband with you to very modestly priced. 5 York House nearly opp. Bermudiana Hotel eiros was the mainstay, scoring in the afternoon. Bermuda | Bridge Club's rooms. •the Trading Company this 26 of his team's total of 51 runs, Others in the quarter-finals are week and ask Mr. William not out Jack Frith was the other Charlie Stowe, of England, On the total of four sessions- 7»T-t*. not out batsman, scoring 9 runs. D. H. R. Martin, of Sandwich, and Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Bach are lead Kiene to show you the de Johnny Semas was caught by Sig- the Scotsman, John Campbell, who ing with a percentage score of luxe Frigidaire range. Printed Cotton Luncheon Cloths, gins with five runs to his credit, lost to Turnesa in the semi-final .576. D. Greene and Mr. L. W. to be the only, National player round last year. Barnett are in second position fiesta colours on white, to get out. .*M^S'*ff3^ ten percentage points behind. Abel Madeiros was' bowling his The third session Was Won by usual' good balls, \ I claiming the Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Misick, who Irish Linen Dish Towels and Towell SM SAILED AW only wicket of the innings for 14 finished one-half point ahead of runs, ^w^ili STRIKE CAUSES LUDERS Mr. W. J. Mann and Mr. W. C. ing, colourful stripes and borders. The scores for the game were Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs. R. Lines OUR PANTRY SHELVES FROM LOVE as follows: TO POSTPONE RACING had the highest total in the fourth are bright with colour today session, with Mr. and Mrs. Dud Cotton Dish Towels and Towelling, OI_D COMRADES and neat as the proverbial G. Barnes, c Frith, b Souza 2 The third race in the ser ley Cooper second. H. Lindo, c Smith, b Benevldes .... 6 pin after our visit to TBE many novelty printed patterns. E. Monlz, c J. DeSilva, b Benevides .... 6 ies for the Sea Witch Cup, Following are the positions at WOMANS SHOP. Mrs. ... a longing for Tommy G. Slgglns, b Benevldes ...... • 0 the end of the fourth session: Able Madeiros, b Benevldes .a currently sailed for by the Dorothy Nisbet and her staff went with Frances Mason! G. Kemp, c Semas, b Benevides ifegfe Luders 16s, was postponed Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Bach .576 Checked Union. Dish Towels. im G. DeSilva, b Moniz _ 13 in the China Department had A South American cruise F. Jenkins (Capt.), not out .....7 yesterday. Dr. M. C. Greene and Mr. __._&. just unpacked a new ship-" brought her closer to a re B. Bay, c Monlz, b Benevides j 0 Barnett M*(~ _...... 566 R. Flood, nm out _ - 7 As a number of crew 'Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Misick .545 ment of matched kitchen Padded and Woven Potholders. freshing new romance—-But W. Marshall, b Monlz ,. ..:....?„.:.«£;$: Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Cooper ...... 516 canisters and we could no it couldn't help her to for Extras 2 members and skippers were Mrs. K. C. Arnell and Mr. H. B. busy unloading cargo under .510 more resist bringing a set get the man who, was. to TOTAL 45 SV»-^_^t_^.l5_^i_ tJbiJ home than we can refuse a Handy Utility and Dish Cloths. have been along on this, her Bowling: O. M. W. R. the sheds, it was felt that to Mr. W. J. Mann and Mr. W. C. .503._ Benevides ~£#%2£.~,:!____. 1 6 11 Jenkins ; -.....' second serving of our fa honeymoon trip. hold a race with those able Souza __»__ -M-Z ,#* 0 1-18 to«attend would be unfair to " Mr. M. V. D. Martin and Mr. G. H. .503 vourite lemon pie! Monlz „.._•_.._. ' 3 0 2 14 Whlttal S§_£« .493 They Forgot Love NATIONALS the others. The race was Captain and-- Mrs. G. C. Maiden .483 We had quite a time decid J. Semas, c Slgglns. b Madeiros 5 consequently put off. Mr. and Mrs. R. Lines ing between two new and By Vida Hurst Tony Madeiros. not out ....'___..... 26 Mrs. M. C. Greene and Mrs. A. .471 J. Frith, not out _...... ,....;..» Thompson ~ equally charming patterns Extras 11 . . . one named "Dogwood", The Woilnans Shpp TOTAL (for 2 wickets. 3l Bermuda Record-Breafting While Marlin the second "Kitchen Nose THEY reRflT WE Did not bnt—D. R. Monlz. W. R. Mello. J Perry. A. Smith, G. Sousa. C. c. gay". The sets are complete yage__x_aacr3e^_c_6coo_gc_^ Benevides. J. DeSilva (Capt.). and' E. in each pattern, -with canist Reid Street Phone 2091 Hamilton Simons. femt9^^f'va^\T- ers, step-on cans, waste bask Bowllng: -Sfc,_t_Dli. M. W. !«. 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The rayon crepe is of that firm, sheer texture we've found so satisfactory all Dan River fabrics and in the gayest and the gowns are beautiful of plaids aftd stripes. ^IEP nYbuget a better coat ly finished both inside and Once again made available to out. with a Harris Brush" Styles thot will congratulate youf" WE'RE DELIGHTED to be our customers by action of the able to Buy tonic wines at figure . . . fully^ined and with zipper MEDICAL HALL once again. IS . \" 1 Harris As you know, the sale of fastening. Sizes 9 to 15. : .these light, healthful wines legislature. ; • """ '-jjp- • ~^lj*. 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Hamilton •:-BKI rage THE Hffii H eH 1948 *•': HHJfTORECHVE Hf ASKED M0T»ffll BUT Form Gtf Germa|G#€nimMt FREEDOM Of WNMH JHtiBLlW mT 1 x #H LOHDON, M«.jPJP?ute**>;T- it Britaln'* jet en^toe pioneer, Air 3LW13QM••*&*&• -27 (Reutej)|r- ' Hol4ip ^^war Talk^p fet f&Hhtf Xitottvice • M, sport, partieiBBrly foatbal1 , was ' pffoceas TSIzabeth and the HUpf Commodore *^™t^$B, foreign visitors or. whet .to the secret of ew'mweeaa'th vtset •' i of Edinb'ttr^i w»l drive through recieve an award'.am £iw#ou rroiK^ - As all imitotora w«j_e-~ faitees,. •• the Government for "IjM acbleve- Coat'mied from Page 1 that a snag occurred last evening, expeet anAtekat to do wen London in a semi-state procession they have made1 : a ewmplete mess ments in the* icience..Of __n_m_ri-- culties and fears and aretrying |_|§p_freach came, to their original of footbalC AAlthough by patient with_ an escort of vt^toust|lKad contention thaf'ji^iibers of *tl_e effort they have learned all the Cavalry when, bn&Tv&g^S'. the tics." it was offlcia^;_rwi»unced Pg force them to swallow an; •qjftp proposed constituent assea^Sy tricks (the-dirtf ones flr_t>; and Duke receives the freedom of the |$a^ateb$e mess -..-.' should be i nominated by'f Sfe '^mj^m^^^m aWsoajtiithey winmahy matches City. j_ltv|W announced today. The award was mSd*. .& Upto* laender {states) and not popularly against M. tile spirit Of the gamt;:e cif Air Commodore Wttttie's fcre- AGR__EM]S|jpj^ BUHR^ MONG m_u_y ill^sl^Sif4 e l»s eluded them. '_^P^^rf_S _ elected,*? as the Americans' slid •ftifrisliefi-'-.-bi !;^' : To some dt* the lesser breeds, • JCt will be the first semi*s_Rte vioua refusal to claim a pejnny £'."'lj__j.1_piSep. -everything, there British, suggest*. * Moreover, jjie fBrittsh people &'mp who are not so, hot la real war, - drive by the iVincess sand tpe ter hleiet engine Inventions, pow : has been a -certain amount of pro French '"'do-not see flow the ebh- illusion that itiey hatte tMB football has become a real battle. Duke on their own sgiiM. ..|»b_>ur widely used. &_«*!_«** and over gress. Yesterday the discussion stituent assembly can be held lis Mgtoegt. lilland ardfs • of with armea pOhdewont and wedding day last I (6) I would work hard for some form of Workmens Compensation Faithfully yours, |&j and I behove there should be an Employers' Liability insurance carried hero. ___.. '*M M VThe Golden Gate •• FRAIjj^fS 0. fOX. BONMARCHE Reid Street, Hamilton. (7) On the matter of finance I hove only onp observation to make _21»."h 11 m tu. and that is that i cannot understand why the larger Government projects Hamilton Somerset Karttf. pre n$t financed by a Bond issue, thus giving the general public a safe;form ****_» .' i^mpiimtiniiiie-iiiw itjpamwammmammmmmmmmfimmmmjmgfi of investment wm fair rate of interest and releasing enough money out of current revenue to finance many of these benefits that ) Jeel nocpssg^Jp. BRONCHO Bill Little SBitsbiae By Hirrj F. e*N«l our continued prosperity;^* ,B_f; I believe there is a place in Parliament for several women and OF CM, X ~ sinee it has not been possible for any Bermuda-born women to offer to stand »" Foget'l |ee|, even a* this late |ate, that I may do*so. I regret thpt^pve been much away from Bermuda. especiaMy during the war when i spent six yeaijNwith the Conodian_%my MedicpJ Corps pyM- seas, end for that reason%am no#>ss welt known to many of you as J would lik'e.^fowever 1 am going to stand and oppe that will your heh># may be a successful candidate. S7T5.*i«. Ifp ifer^^^PT^^RlDA^MAY^ 1^48 Pajgjf$. .-Fen tt-f&rr Silver Wedding LIGHTHOUSE PUT OUT CITY TAXI SERVICE OF ACTION BY STORM '^pStti-ftctive A|?_l_?t_ti€i_it Hers|4the Church Street #_. ftettf Street Extension DfStilf&cf LoridOr. Dry LONDON, May 27 (Reuter).— lags Ode Double, One Single me That If f eJts Us All The lighthouse of Deal Island, a £?i_§ Bedroom. ,f|f small outpost in the strait' separ 'i£U GIN By FRANK WALKER On Call 8 a.m. to 2 a.m. JpF l'" Av*rtafeie Jane First best-liked ating Tasmania from the main NEW^TORK — (Reuter) --_•-' Meat packing house companies land, was struck by lightning gllfF $120* iWdtttWy Distrtmttoti Organised labour is desperately. rejected a. wage demand, and the during a heavy storm last night, A trying to establish a higher 1948 Whole industry was faced with a Australia radio reported today For 24 Hour Service '•'^_P*11 pp!y HAND, ARNOLD LTD. wage pattern, and industry is just strike. Again the unions lost, for The lighthouse windows werf Flitcroft and Light'.ourn woman's i - as- desperately resisting. If labour the companies! managed to keep smashed. All shipping around the Homilton Phone 1027 wins, Americans may face even, plants operating despite the strike. southern coast of Australia wai ^Wk Dial 2953 higher prices. If managements Meanwhile throughout the na warned of the absence of thr Phone 1191 8283 Hf. VPAiW-WMEti win, a rash of strikes: •arffl prtv tion there are rumbles of strike light. It is the highest light bably sweep over the nation with threats in nearly every section of around the Australian coast. voice in a matter of w*eks — and bring industry. Siguier prices as a result: , Mr. John L. Lewis, the United HEN Woman's Hour But she has- seen in sfiow- Mine Workers' chief, is threaten It's Here Again was only a few weeks business 1 o n g _ r than that. Before the spring wage increase altl—abotrt 17 months Twenty-seven years *§&,s_Kf, iw drive began, officials in Washing ing to call his 400,000 soft coal W a child star in films playing -__ ton were confident there would he miners out on strike in June. ago—a Mrs. Blatt came to me lurid, heart-throb . dramas in no major work stoppages. They ' All employees of General Motors and complained sadly of the which.. the producers claimed were certain that managemirosf may strike at any moment, and. tlgB| the fifoframme was pre- " the emotions of every Man, have'already served notice of their WEETABIX §^te#v§lr *.the Mt. "In Woman, and Child will fit would yield rather than ri$k hearven's name," she said, stirred jy ^ Ltjf T I_ _£ J QMS strikes whfl-. the seSers' ma*s%efi plan to stop work unless their Fly by long-range "iray don't they get some- Gftmmks. those wondeTfel was booming. .wage demands are met. Constellation-type Clippers ' -hkwt cosy to do is—siimebody acting penetrates right to the Managements, however, took a like Wilfred PlcSles?" helm.'' ftiffc'stand*:.-They launched what UNION SPLIT That Famous British Weil, the B.B.C. did get some "Little Joan Griffiths- ' played labour leaders have called a v3fi-; body cosy to do it, but they did three title roles: tne fafnFm A Left and Right Wing split in Breakfast Cereal not Set Mr. regies. They got " pick's Fairy," Jessies in lent counter-attack that had -fll the United Electrical Workers DAILY that same Mrs. Blatt, wife ol Ted •Jessica's First FMWpr." and the surprise elements of a military Union is the main factor in keep Kavanagh's ousiness partner, Little Meg in "Little Meg's 'toeve. : ing them from calling a strike to Edgar Biatt, and owner of a voice Children"*"-" a story of a pfiifo's First the steel industry — tne' against General Electric and Wesft- Ready To Eat, It's Ideal which cheered a million sorrows and struggles basis of the whole American-, in Forces listeners during in tne Southampton inghouse. For Every Meal the wSr. !j»l§ slums, i ending w i hh dustrial economy—flatly rejected The National Maritime Union New York __lH_e Forces were one sunshine and smiles in steel workers' demanda for a wage is negotiating with 40 steamship tlffl-t; bat how would Sunny Italy." ... increase. And to drive home their companies. Tne union's contract Youll sight tile famous New their womenfolk take These FitjhKeei ROint, the industry swung into an expires on June 15, and unless the . York skyline in ZVz hours! Really good for wJt ? ft was a risky NfOROLAS Super Films were made advertising campaign to tall the deadlock breaks before then only Only Pan American does it _ xperimen t, but it in What ts now w6 American public why they had succeeded; and today HALLAM Q Theatre St Kew by GoveritH(__nt intervention will pre- every day, „.o one Way after 300 performances the Seaf Filft C& izw refused to grant higher wages. vent a strike. It is thought likely children' too. FROM ENGLAND tne- - «ne§ St Joan real troupe of per The price spiral had to be stop that the administration will act Tils Hamilton 105S Griffiths is probably forming seals we were, ped somewhere, said the steel ad as it did when the nation's entire the Womans voice in radio which too," reflects Miss Griffiths.) vertisements, and this was PS good railways were tj_reate_ied with • a Agents: women listeners like best. When Little Joan Griffiths grew When she arrived in the studio - m tett 1-fgger, * she went to a place as any to stop it. Higher strike, -_H_T _*res_d_ht Truman is in January; 1947, Miss Griffiths school, and at 16 was back in wages would mean higher pritefS, pledged to keep shipments Of re • WORLD AIRWAYS was faced with the presentation show business—in tne chorus of they contended, so wage increases lief food moving to Etrrope. " Lucky Girl*' at tW_.~ London 61 Front St., Hamilton of a programme which was were refused. The United Rubber Worker_ Nicholl & Ashton, Ltd Royal Crown Derby China steadily earning itself a great Fayii'oo- r_ll_____i^l_I__i_ reputation — as the biggest Miss Griffiths arrived at the WAGE CUT CALLED FOR have been holding wage talks with 828«t_. stinkeroo of all time. B.B.C- by way of Dorchester Then the Ford Company struck :f _rft_*tone and Goodyear, two of Women, casual listeners, and cabaret, A.R.P.. the Polish Belief tt-fe* btgip-S^- Jrirbber firms in the critics panned toe pants off it, it its blow. Faced with a Bid for Fiiral," and "'festal and Tele higher wages, the company stag United, States, and negotiations was tbe kind ot programme only, graphic Censorship—hardly the 4(rm the other two of file Big a B.B.C. director could love. sort of plan the ambitious gered the unions by calling on Gift sets of Ear-rings arid Brooch It was pompous, patronising mother can set her daughter to them to negotiate a wage reduc FOUr, Goodrich and United States dull, entirely unsuitable for the follow.' Rubber, tire due to begin shortly. (Attractively boxed) audience for which it was In tion. The reason, said company spokesmen, was that inflation Sixteen newspapers in nine Cafe ibrwork ? tended and not.even good of its 1 kind. But within a few weeks A proposal must be checked. cities are faced with a strike by Woman's Hour was under control WAY fftita the thTetOf Americans generally have ral the International Typographical Assorted English Flowers —largely because it was intro hone Miss Griffiths lied behind the move to prevent Union, but have managed to con duced by a young Iroman who _co*m€& Mrs. Edgar tinue publishing with the aid of not only understood women but A & the wage-price structure going up Blatt. cooks, goes .racing on another notch on the inflation non-union labour and photo-en understood broadcasting. Saturdays, gives some of the graving machines. Some of the best .Qrst-hand accounts of spiral, and any major wage strike famous murder trials I have ever now would have little public sym newspapers have refhired their Tough school heard and vainly tries to get ner pathy. striking printers. OAN GRIFFITHS nad husband td do more in the The unions, rebuffed on several So far, the managements of Wm. Bluck & Co. tier radio training in kitchen than ' cook Sizes 26 to 30 For Property j White or Teasose Maintenance Problems AUTOCYCLE Iltomatforut _opr. __.er.ed Dial ten-Thirteen Cp_r.. 19*3 -W-*n CO. Mother: Is Klim just far babies? Elsie: ______is excellent for everyone in the family. Give Klim to children and Older folks. No job too large or too small Klim comes in a vacfiu_n-j_fei|ed tin, packed by it special process that and all at a contract piice. assures the natural flavor and good ness of fresh cow's miik at ail times. • Ask for JCtim toddy I Reniember the name.Wi TAKE :^ PURE WATER ADD KLIM ^S. Q Paint & Decorating Co. STIR ^ AND YOU W/i>ION! Hews Today 9:30 A.M. to 5 P.M. HAVE SAFE,PURE MILK Amv-.-Serpentine Road t «0_K*p. SIIW. J5 lj_^.___l •M(?t- «.«ito fltiT 0 PtlMKNCI.TH! JVOMD.OVU 8271 "..Mow. PMe 10 THF^OT^t^^Z^TE^BS^^lEAY. 2(^948 Compromise Flap to Settle Strike Odd Wat|r Ifbgfls A SIMONDS May be Consiilbred jFoiay FrlendlyfCreatute FARM FRESH Special Stout Continued fr«o P»fe 1 , The First Post-war Shipment ber of Commerce. Later Mr. I. S0VIEtPR(JWS ONU.S. Stuart 0*_$erbridge, the new tjfcJavMes Has Now Arrived president, arrived. < PLANES REJECTED 18/- per doz. ||§i Thanks to the efforts of ihe volunters, a number of business: firms were able to get some of WASHINGTON, May 27 (Reu their goods transported from the ter).—The United States today re Also, dock. 1|S jected as unfounded a series of There were more volunteers eh Soviet protests alleging inter Gosling Bros. Ltd. the dock than were actually ference by American planes with Frosted Vegetables, Fruits, Established 1822 needed to handle the cargo as it commercial navigation in waters Seafood, Poultry and Meats. was swung ashore, and frequently adjoining Japan. Somerset HAMILTON St. George's the men handling trolleys would "In no single one of more than have to wait several minutes for FRESH MEAT. TOP Front and Reid Streets 50 cases to which objection has a load. been made by the Soffit'Govern mi Ti. BRAND TINNED" GOODS. UNLOADING "SAMANCO" ment was there evidence either in the Soviet notes or from investiga The Pacific Steam and Naviga tion undertaken by United States tion Company ship "Samanco"-' authorities that the aircraft in pulled alongside Number Six shed question were in such an altitude Visit One of Our Stores Today yesterday afternoon after being or position that they constituted held up in Grassy Bay due to any interference with commercial We Specialise In Quality Merchandise inclement weather/ navigation," a State Department As soon as the ship was along statement declared. At Reasonable Prices side, a gang of volunteer workers Children's Summer Clothes went abroad and awaited instruc tions. The master of the "Samanco", Gandhi Murder Trial Scares Variety Store Captain Alexander Lyall, had Opens In New Delhi Hooray! heard all about the strike of long Corner Victoria and shoremen but didn't seem per Cedar Avenue Spanish Point They're Here! turbed. Continued iram Page 1 so*.*!*.. '&tm "We start unloading immediate accused will enter pleas. Tbe ly," he told a Royal Gazette hearing proper will begin on June reporter. 14, the judge decided. %%_!' Summer Overalls for the Capt. Lyall instructed his cr.ew small -fry, in Pastels. to assist in the unloading and half Chie_ prosecutor C. K. Daph- ^'^TO^gpfeiij —Photo: Hill Studio an hour after the ship arrived in tary informed the' court that the fills odd creature is a water hog, which arrived on Monday Hamilton the covers of the holds prosecution was ready to begin its from British Guiana to augment the zoo at the Aquarium. The >>***• Homper Suits, Sun Suits, were pulled off. case to prove murder, conspiracy and violations of the arms act. friendly creature, which is about two feet long and has grey bristles, Sun Dresses. The ship has 318 tons of general Most defendants placed their de is not really a hog, but a member of the rodent family, although cargo on board for Hamilton and fence in the hands of L. B. Bhon- has 214 tons for H.M. Dockyard. it has webbed trotters and la thoroughly at home in the water. It atkar, president of the All-India was originally one of a pair which Mr. Louis Mowbray, curator of Little Boys' Suits . . . In the cargo to be discharged at Hindu Mahasabha, the reactionarv Hamilton are four motor buses the Aquarium, ordered, but the other died in Trinidad on the way with long or short trou and 22 cars. Three holds were Hindu political party to which sers. In many sizes and worked by volunteer labour yes Godse and the other accused to Bermuda. terday afternoon and Captain belonged, and Jamnadas Mehta. Sis. colours. Lyall hopes to get the cargo off* in Godse told the court he would quick time, so that the ship can decide whether he wished to be continue on its journey to Hava defended after consulting Bhoppt- na and then on to Chile. kar and the others. Britain Urges U.N. Embargo Madanlal Pahwa, 22, who is Throughout yesterday the small accused of exploding a bomb at ship "Corsair" continued to un Mr. Gandhi's prayer meeting ten On Palestine Arms Shipments; NATIONAL STORES load its 151,000 ft. of lumber. days before the Indian leader was Office workers and other em shot down, and D. R. Badge,, a Front Street Hamilton ployees of Ingham and Wilkinson Hindu ascetic who appeared in W||ild Ternrfiqate Aid to Arabs Frith's Building Somerset helped to unload the timber and full beard and shoulder length the work is expected to go on black hair, stated that they would !»_*_ ___&'B]fe8. '. Cratnmed from Pate-1 ij - until at least Tuesday. i|i»3tf. .-•' conduct their own defence. %* '• He added that the fall of Jeru Negba settlement, 15 miles north Pahwa attempted several times salem was now certain. -• east of Gaza, and » dynamited a Mr. Leon Fox, of William E. number of buildings, starting big Meyer and Company, said yester to make a statement, once leaving JERUSALEM, Maj._T7 (Reuter). the prisoners' box to go to the fires. "~ * day that he had received no fur —The sounds of battle were to "Our planes made a night raid ther information from the Alcoa microphone, but was informed night fast, receding from the Line concerning the arrival of that he would get an opportunity on', the.* .Fbi .Aviv region. Other to. speak on June 14. centre of Jerusalem. aircraft raided Doroth settlement, ships in Bermuda. He had in .Arab forces are still strung out structed -his head office that suf Bhopatkar and Mehta have 10 miles east, of Gaza, damaging around the outskirts, Jerusalem parked vehicles. ficient • volunteer labour would be been engaged specifically to de 1 available to handle the ships, but fend V. D. Savarkar, 65-year-old {.("Still besieged and what is de "The .'settlements, of Birmoth he had not received any further former president of Mahasabha scribed as the "largest field action Itshak, El Bereir, Negba, Sissim information. and one .time renowned Indian in the present war" is still in and Kheldah were also raided and revolutionary. It was Mehta who progress at Latrunfi where Jews considerable damage was caused. Watlington and Conyers an as Home Minister in the Bombay and Arabs are battling for mas "Our "air force carried out large nounced yesterday that the Fort province interim Cabinet in 1937 tery of the Tel Aviv road... '&. scale reconnaissance operations. Townshend would now be calling released Savarkar . from confine But the hot sunny streets, freed All our planes returned to' base €V£N WHITER at Bermuda and was due at Ham ment as a political prisoner. of all menace except for, an oc safely." itC • ilton on Sunday morning. The Bhopatkar, as chief defence coun casional shell, are again thronged BAGHDAD, May 27 (Reuter).— Townshend is carrying 235 tons sel, may obtain additional attor with people trying desperately to WHEOTVER women meet they talk about of general cargo for the Colony neys to defend the others. find something at the back doors An Iraqi Ministry of Defence and 102 passengers. There are 215 communique said tonight that the the wonderful new whiteness of clothes The public was barred from to of elosed shops to eke out their bags of mail on board and 23 tons meagre rations. =&»*'.**.. Iraqi air force bombed Jewish washed with Rinso. It's not done by hard of chill-room cargo. day's opening session. More than troops and a convoy in the Lafrtin rubbing or boiling other. Rinso's rich, 100 press representatives who in .l^IRO, May 27 (Reuter.,—to area 20 miles from' Jerusalem in tended showed credentials |d gentle lather soaks the whole wash clean. night's^, .Egyptian comfriur-fque a oo-osdinated attack with the Whites are whiter, coloureds brighter, three sets of guards before being said that the crews of two Jewish Transjordan Arab '-Legion. admitted through the eight-foot The Transjordan high command when they're washed with Rinso! high barbed wire fence that sur planes shot down yesterday con sisted of two Americans, one Bri "extended its warm thanks" to rounds Red Fort. X-R 221-151 ton and a Dutchman, all of whom the Iraqis for their help in the % The Handy Market The accused are kept under were Jews. battle with Haganah forces trying heavy guard in cells constructed to aid Jewish troops outside Lat Court Street Hamilton in a former ammunition storage The communique added: "One run and Jerusalem, the ' com building. of our fighting patrols attacked munique said. Argentine Legs of Lamb, Should "Our planes heavily bombed ers of Lamb, Lamb Chops, Ten enemy troops massing in the Hol- derloin Steak, Chuck, Beef, Sir dah area, causing extensive dam loin, Pork Chops, Fresh Veal, Rupert and Margot—31 age," the communique added. The stream is not How.ng fast, "Army and mechanised units Turkeys, Boiling Fowls, Pig's and the wind is strong enough to limited their activities to patrols Snouts, Pig't Tails, Pork Sau take the little boat against it without and shelling enemy positions." sages, Boiled Ham. Frozen Foods. their.having io use the oars. The Pumpkins, Hubbard Squash, three pals leave Nutwood behind as mmLmW Acorn Squash, Christophines, the river winds into distant country. KING ABDULLAH VISITS first between hills, then the bant., Sweet Corn, String Beans, Broc become rocky, and at last the dark TROOPS IN JERUSALEM coli, Tanyers, Yams, Green Gin towers of the great castle appear ger, Green Split Peas, Bird's Eye ahead of them soaring up into the (Special to The New York Times Peas, White Beans, Tomatoes, Cu sky. " This is getting exciting. ' and The Royal Gazette) cumbers, Sweet Peppers, Celery. says Rupert, " I wonder if the giant AMMAN, May 27.— King Ab has seen us coming along." Mangoes, Oranges, Grapefruit, dullah of Transjordan paid a sur ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. prise visit today to the old city Lemons. Tinned Red Salmon, of Jerusalem, where his Arab Tinned Tuna Fish Cod Fish. Mus Legion troops are spearheading sels. Mayonnaise, Jams, Marma the fight to clear out Haganah lade, Pie Crust. Minerals. • defenders. The King prayed at the tomb s Open 7.00 a.m. until 6.00 p.m. of his father, who is buried n 100 Haram Esh Sharif — the mosque Saturdays untfl 9.00 p.m. Now is the -time area — and at the Church of the Phone 2991 ENGLISH BICYCLES Holy Sepulchre. He visited his troops in thf city before returning to Jerichn Kfitf 4*96 ff- Ladies and Gents to. get a good coat of for lunch. 22" and 24" frames. All bright parts stainless. Complete with Bell, Pump, LIME WASH Everybody's Market Gearcase and Tools, ON YOUR HOUSS i East Broadway Price £15 Fresh Beef and tork Hormel Dish to Delight Reduced to Clear! so for Cement and Colour - Sausages Your Tired Appetite Special Price for Quantities washing at a contract price, Fresh and Frozen Fruit call ten-thirteen and ask tor and Vegetables This is jus* one of the many delicious dishes you can hialce The Arcade Furniture Co. English Mr. Pat Burgess, of tbe With Hormel FLAVOR-SEALED Vienna Sausages, Try Burnaby St. Phone 3054. 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Each tin contains 9 the ready answer to any BRITAIN'S BEST! to 11 full-sized links. meal problem. OTTOWURZ ;i-A WATER LW WAM 1 Sole Agent f ,_;..: Most Washable aBFflk Of Them All!! OT kit It HORMEL FOODS: Tender, tasty Chicken; whole, MASTERS LIMITED Reid Street \ pre-cooked Ham; delicious C. W. KIN ON & CO. Pork Tongue; famous SPAM HORMEL Dial 3087 Parliament St. Hamilton —the meat of a hundred uses. 8»-ftrfi.. Hamilton Bermuda @ GOOD FOOD I ^t_ •mil ROYAL GA|Ef?l FftEP^y, MAY^l948 Page If Mr. Attlee Sp$ak$ Opt > Press And Freedom -•••aaB_»an^aBM _HB i Ceatl—iJ tram *at« I Hw*m Shallow Well to have the opportunity of seeing tljem ai work. ' If people wbp live under th^rn are happier and better (Wal JB 'pursues GIVE YOUR CAR ^f Wafer Systems tfian. ourselves we should like to meet theia^:.: chemical had some antiseptic l^wer. *^m H___'".-' m Truck The Victorian age had achieved So Walla set to work to improve Compact upijs, buijt for hi^h performance, economical the recognition of certain moral it. Ojf^ the yeara^Sg smtae- principles by the nations of wes tised hundreds of complicated operation, long life and freeedom from attention. tern Europe aiid the nations over- compounds,' all slightly different ' af A j -|| seas\ wljiph der.ved th^jr civiiisa- from the original drug. Each was sent to Browning's laboratory tipn. __rom Europe.' Thes4 included Wr' • ____•-_ m\mm K&y. freedpm to express opifiipn in for. tests against germs. Browning's reports were dis speech and pritit, freedpnj of cpn- couraging, until one came bacfc (Verified Esso Lubrication) 5| sciehce, frfeedorh of the individual years in 1988 that told Walls something, Capacity and the rule of law. :j!**3ftl beyond his expectations. During the inter-war years doc fir _•» "-.imply? "Drug N eighteen-year fight -•THB; RESULT: A No.' 897 is effective against trines had emerged which denied' against aa enemy little Trypanosoma congolense." That 340 Gallons these rights altogether'?&These Anigger, than a house.-fty was tbe scientist's name for the evil doctri_.es had not passed away ha* beep.'woo by a BpltlaJ. VICTORY TQ TOUCH tsetse-Garried. scourge 61 with the defeat of Nazi Germany. chemM. Big. victory takes -as African farming. Per Hour Yet it was upon the acceptance a njg stride towards les-*e»lng Large quantities of this drug Mosters" Esso of common principles of coij.duct the wprld food famine. ALL OUR LIVES . . . were prepared and rushed to file T fly-belts for triaL In 1943 a^3"**^^P?{ftlw hun_i& rigS),t? *f_E ENEJtt'-?FJne tsetse fly. a veterinary officers reported for than the contlnuahce of peace de blood-sucking insect whose, nite Service Station brtngs a fatal -waking disease to Empire-builders still stretch the the, first time that cattle with, pended, tms'j^fflme MjlnistSFsaWl cattle, sheep, ana horses. words: "Fly-belts—unusable." tsetse disease could be cured by RICHA«>ND ROAD ^| adding: . ' Tap ClffiMtst-.^-'l-esUeil?, An end to that barrier is now; a single injection. QUIET OPEBATION is assured by oversize valves, ample re UI r wilJSTa 45fyear-o-d Government in, °iajfr. Dr. Wails' discovery ot a Walls was not satisfied. With *-*^*ar*-»'"* v*. s£_PJ fe "TW^ccegjion.M al. wte - research sciehtist. " drug which can cu^e animal the help Of researchers from * •'•_'• : * •"*___.. waterways, a large air cliprpber. jBjf, eccentric drive. standing depends Upon a wide'dis The tyranny of the disease- dlse^s^s. carried by the tsetse is industry he looked for something P »A^_SiJ36i*B|H_ITY of pump pajjts, for insppqtion and sgr- semination among the ordinary the Sumar'te a story w^a«-»ve» better. Scores of experiments carrying tsetse fly- rug for years ment wnich began 18 years ago. led them tp something they Be sure you, get this complete. Lubrication *$.*% is provided by bolt-op, construction of-vaJjWl cepfi, citizens, in all Countries, of know made vast tracts of Western and ledge of the nature and way of Central Africa _ajtol_a).ita*» ty Leslie Walls, 35-year-old scien called Dimidium 1553. Samples cx^dei; hpad apd air chamber, together with simple life of their fellow-citizens of tern animals. AiW without tist then working in a small were sent to Uganda, Tanganyika, by experts.. Remember.. Core Saves Wear serew-type plunger assembly. No need to disconnect the world in other countries. ' mixed farming the fertile plains laboratory at Teddington. had and Kenya. have been lost to cultivation. been studying a. com pier walls waited- for the results. piping. "Despite the advent bf the chemical with the emiaUy They came in 1944: " Dimidium *-3»» d .jarer.>J§-:not so deadly complex name of phenantnridi- is the best thing yet discovered radio and the film, the newspaper with human beings, witb nmm. He was struck with its against the tsetse menace. saistf. is still the greatest medium for medical cafe men can live safely likeness to quinine and other African farmers can use eyery spreading this knowledge." I wjjSi the tsetse swarms, TO clear the fly ftbtn badly needed drugs known to be effective ounce available." MM Mr. Lewis. Douglas, the Ameri pasture the settlers have for a against diseases. 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Bermuda Time}. day, May 21st, in Taxi between. said the bribery was the offer of Chicago: 78; fine Pern Aj-^rioatt.Alrways Office..aiMA ' Officers From Arab Legion In 221-106 Division Trieste in defiance of treaty New York: '65; cloudy obligations. "Since the satisfac "Surf Song",' Coral Beach, war'*, As Sales Manager Montreal: 75; fine finderf please Call 2930. Reward. Continued from Page 1 LONDON, May 27 (Reuter).— tory outcome of the election we Miami: 87; fine (Ass't buyer) for Women's wear shop. The Hduse of Commons __&night have heard no more of that," he 8042tf. had seen Mr. Bevin, but declined EMPIRE CONFERENCE ON rejected an opposition request for added. (Information supplied by to comment on their conversation a Parliamentary inquiry into the the Bermuda Meteorological Must be interested in clothes and have beyond saying that Britain would FOOD TO BE PROPOSED The threat was that U.S. Secre Station.) POSITION WANTED not be deflected by any pressure circumstances in which the names tary of State George Marshall some sales or buying experience, not from seeking a just and peaceful of members of Parliament were would stop food supplies and the settlement of the Palestine prob alleged to have been added with blackmail was "by the princes of ENGINEER — with seven years necessarily in this line. Write, giving age lem. Britains idea of the best F.A.O. Director's Warning out their consent to a telegram of the church threatening to excom flying and seven years ground and business background. All replies con way to begin — by obtaining' a goodwill to Signor Pietro Nenni, municate the humble peasants. New York Stock Market maintenance experience. Would four-week truce and cooling-off Of Mass Starvation Danger the Italian pro-Communist Social like to contact company requiring fidential. Our staff knows about this ad. period in Palestine — is embodied ist leader, in April. "To a Socialist ..who understood, NEW YORK, May 27 (Beuter). staff. Flying duties preferred. in the British resolution presented LONDON, May 26 (Reutef&r- The voting was 221 to 106. only one course was open and that -— Fairly keen support in indus Box 8038, Bermuda Press. Box 8256, Bermuda Press. to the Security Council tonight. Sir John Boyd Orr, retiring dir The telegram was sent by a was to make it plain tiiat Secre trials kept the . bull movement 8C38*s. 8296*»h.fjs, iMJki Until faced with a rising tide ector general' of the World Food group of Labour members on the tary Marshall did not speak for going on Wall Street early today of disapproval the Government and Agriculture Organisation of eve of the Italian elections. the whole of tbe British people, but enthusiasm subsequently had taken the attitude that Brit the United Nations, said today Mr. John Platts-Mills was after and that was why the telegram waned and sagging tendencies WANTED ain was obliged by treaties with that he would propose a British wards expelled from the party as was sent," Mr. Platts-Mills said. finally developed into sufficient Commonwealth conference on the pressure to change gains of up Transjordan, Iraq and Egypt to one of the instigators of the tele Mr. Morrison said the real ques to $1 to losses of similar extent. HOUSE, furnished or semi-fur supply them with arms and other food question. gram. nished, 2 — 3 — 4 bedrooms. tion was whether parliamentary The market acted quite cheer military aid until such time as Mr. Herbert Morrison, leader conduct was involved. He thought. Long lease. Best references. 7191 they should be adjudged by the After his recent return to Brit fully during tiie morning. Indus ext. 2227, between 8 and 5. FOR SALE ain from the United States, Sir of the House, asking the House to not. It was action outside the trials, benefiting from the more United Nations to be acting ille House, even if the telegram went 8001*tu.f. gally in invading Palestine. Brit John predicted mass starvation un reject the opposition motion,, said encouraging labour outlook, less the soil of the world's pro the Conservatives were wasting from inside the parliamentary showed gains up to. $1 at one ain held that it was in the mutual their, time. , precincts. W&?'*, To Rent — COTTAGE — wit interest of both the United States ducing areas was conserved. period but optimism was not par two or three bedrooms, furnish^ "They had far better devote and herself that alliances with The members did not pretend ticularly evident in other groups. ed or partly furnished, near Ham Arab states be maintained and He said in an interview today their energies to trying to get a Movements here were mostly frac ilton, by reliable couple, no chil that there were no new areas in' to give the opinion of the House CEMENT honoured as a means of preserv policy,'' he said. of Commons. This was not a mat tional, with losses slightly in the dren. Please Phone 3270. ing stability in strategic areas of the world that could easily be Colonel Oliver Stanley, for the ter for a parliamentary inquiry majority. 8036*fj. the Middle East. brought into cultivation, but there opposition, said that at least silt but for the Labour Party. Sagging tendencies subsequent Apply were great areas where food Labour members had stated that ly developed among industrials "These treaties," The Times could be produced by the expen said, "are a substantial contribu their signatures were wrongly and rails and business tended to HELP WANTED diture of industrial products and appended. Mr. Platts-Mills had lag as traders turned cautious In tion to international security." i. energy. Bermuda Builders Supply Co, However, the Government has said as far as he knew authority view of the approaching long The Marshall Plan, Sir John was given by these six members Another Candidate weekend break. Movements were FOOD CHECKER — Apply by apparently now decided that obli letter, Belmont Manor. c/o G. H. BUBLAND & CO., gations to Arab states must not Said, would provide Europe with for the addition of their signa For Paget Parish confined to fractions until towards jeopardise her friendship with the the necessary equipment for re tures. the finish when some increase in 8022fw.th.f. A East Broadway, construction and the development selling pressure caused some United States. The only way to ascertain the Coatinued horn ?»fe 1 - HOUSE-CLEANERS — Apply Tel. 2067 of agriculture and industries- facts so that guilt and innocence leading sections to dip. Steels and and the two must go together. rails were notable among the late Time-keeper, Belmont Manor. • (No Deliveries) might be publicly established was ernment should build such a plant 8023tw.th.f. and I believe this would helo waverers. The market closed "The main difficulty I foresee a parliamentary inquiry. . 8_.69tth.fs. STOCK QUOTATIONS reduce the cost of living and cer barely steady, losses covering $1. 2 MEN OR WOMEN — to operate is that it does not cover the whole Mr. Platts-Mills said that he, tainly save dollars." of Europe, for east and west of with two or three others, drafted Hoffman Pressing Machines. NOT RECEIVED Mrs. Watson, who is a native of returned to her farming in Ber Apply City Cleaners, North Shore. Europe are economically one un the telegram. He added the'names Montreal, Canada, was a physio •frfi-fi&f-iify* it," he added. of all those from whom he had a muda two years ago. 8907*s.tu.w.th.f.s. Because of faulty radio recep therapist in the Canadian forces Mrs. Watson has been involved Speaking of the increase in positive acceptance. during the first World war. Short AMBITIOUS YOUNG LADY as tion it was impossible yesterday Later others obtained further in two sea disasters — site sur to receive the New York Stock world population, Sir John said ly after that she came to Bermuda vived the crash of the flying boat Salesperson in women's ready- the only way to limit population signatures, /-"which he accepted, with her husband, who was in to-wear shop. Experience desir Market report usually published and the telegram went off. Cavalier, in January, .1939, and r- in The Royal Gazette. It is ex was to bring about as rapidly as poor health, and they bought later tbe troopship on which she able, but not essential. Baruc BUTTER CRUST pected that the report will be possible a rising standard of liv "No signatures so far as I, or "Scarrington." Mr. Watson died was going to Italy was sunk in Shop. Queen street available today. ing and the education of tiie to the best of my knowledge any 10 years ago and Mrs. Watson the Mediterranean. She was 8028tth.f.s. masses. one else, was concerned were again joined the Royal Canadian picked up by another ship along added improperly," he said. Army Medical Corps, serving in with most of the' other nurses on BOY — for Cleaning and Errands. Is A Community Trust Mr. Platts-Mills went on to Britain and witb tbe 8th Army in the ship and she refers to this Apply The Camera Store, Queen declare that the Italian people Italy for nearly five years. She merely as "my second ducking." St. FORSALE FOR SALE 8039tf. At The Bermuda Bakery interested EXPERT IRONER and Presser — One or two days each week. employees are making top quality Bread, Transportation furnished from Rolls, Cake and Pastry which are finding Two Storey Hamilton. Telephone 21401 from their way into homes in every part of our 9-11 am. ' I 2 Apartment House CENSORS POUNCE 8045ff.s. conimunity. It is a trust that we are pre IMIP than £20,000) managers find pared to respect by continuing to provide with modern conveniences Water Lot them safer than straight plays. ffefldrflng Of IS new plays produced in FOR SALE the service expected of us. Situated in Pembroke Parish. -'NO RISKS' the West End since the beginning in .Southampton of th_ year, only four have made HOPE our film censors are not going to money We believe there is a demand lor de let themselves be frightened. Having A number of the 18 have been COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES— Price: £2,800 i taken a rap for passing No Orchids, poor stuff: but even those that registered, American Kennel velopment of Bermudian enterprise . . . Measuring 100 x 297 they are now rushing to the other extreme. were not—I Remember Mama, Club; champion stock. Call or for instance—have failed to we shall always try to meet it in our Apply For instance: Gainsborough's new pic write Capt. Hofmann, Klndley IBI ture, Daybreak. It is ready for showing. catch on. Field, Ext. 4134. plant. Now the censors have stepped in. They I calculate that a total of The Bermuda Deluxe Enterprize with Bath House. iKlM £100,000 has been invested in 7949*w.th.f.s.m.tu. have raised so many objections the musical shows due in London General Agents that Sydney Box—and some of BEAUTIFUL SAILBOAT—23 feet the players—have had to drop during the., next few weeks. Visitors to our Bakery are always wel Court Street Hamilton Among them are a Firth Shep- long. May be seen evenings. come. We want the community to see Call 2188 MISS MANNING other work and go back on to hard revue, A La Carte, due June Call 1132 evenings. the studio floor. 'Cots are not 17, probably at tbe Savoy; a 8017tw.thi.sjar_.tu_ what is back of oar slogan . . . 851«*_.s. 83_C-flf_.. TRIES AGAIN enough to satisfy the censors: West Indian producti on whole scenes have to be remade. Calypso (Flayhouse, May 19), the SAILBOAT—21 feet, £185; man's Other producers find tiie all-coloured American Carib censorship so sensitive that they bean Rhapsody, for tile Prince of Humber bicycle, £10; woman's have decided to take no chances. Wales; and an Arthur Askey Humber bicycle, £8. Phone 3434. Full shooting scripts—with the mu ical comedy, The Kid from 80M*thi.s. minutest actions set down—are Stratford. being sent off to the Board of Two new musicals from Mr. 60-WATT PHONE C.W. TRANS- Film Censors in advance. Cochran are also due later this , MITTER—Perfect working or year. der. Price reasonable. Write Box ___, Uland's Extra Stout MY GOODNESS—MY SON! 8014, Bermuda Press. • HAT censorship run riot 'HANGING' RUSH 8014*wjj., W can mean' will be shown HOPE the abolition ef the when tbe American film version I death penalty is not going to LARGE BABY CARRIAGE — in of Edward My Son gets into mean a number of hanging 9 production here. problem plays. good condition. * Phone 1768. Spencer Tracy and Deborah Dramatists and managers are seas**. lv.eith s India Pale Ale Kerr are now on their way to always tempted to cash-in on a London to play the principal topical theme, but I doubt PHILLIPS RADIO — 5 wave roles. The completed script, as whether the public wants much bands, table model, excellent finally approved by the U.S. more pathological sordidness condition, £15. Phone 1852. censors, is almost unrecognis just new on stage or on screen. 8040*f. Wholesale Prices to the Trade able as an adaptation of the Yet I know of several death- RENE MANNING, the Ameri play, Henry Sherek tells me. penalty scripts in hurried UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER — I can actress, came over Robert Morley, part-author preparation, for theatre and here to play in The Dubarry. She and star of the West End produc studio. First to arrive—at the Model No. 5. Phone 1506. Mr. got a tremendous reception on tion, was so indignant about it Embassy next Tuesday — is Tony Soares Cozido. the first night. But the show that at first he declined to have Symphony in Violence, by 8044*f4_ flopped all the same. Now Miss anything to do with the film. Richard Pollock. Agents: Manning is to try again. She is Then he agreed to co-operate in The advance publicity says it 2 ORIENTAL RUNNERS (a pair) to star in Serenade, a big new an attempt to save something is 1 the first play to deal with tiie — at £22 each; 1 Cedar Cornice Swedish music .1 play, adapted from the wreck. problem of the abolition of tin at £2; 1 Large Gray Carpet at by Eric Maschwitz. MGM badly wanted to film this death penalty and its effect on Tom Arnold is presenting play. Apart from the £45,000 the vicious killer who, on the £3; 1 Cedar Dog Box at £8. Can Serenade in Edinburgh during purchase rights and the censor flimsiest pretext, murders for the be seen at B. W. Walker and Com John F. Burrows & Co., Ltd, tile Festival before bringing it to ship difficulties, they have now sheer lust of slaying.*' pany. the West End. agreed with Mr. Sherek to hold It may be a very good play. 8046tf-S. Front St., Phone 1249 - Queen St., Phone 2938 up Its showing anywhere' until But I can see why theatregoers June 1,1949. are flocking to musical snows HUMBER BICYCLES — one Corner Shop, Paget West SNAPSHOTS That is because Robert Morley this year.. Lady's, one Gent's, excellent and a British company will be HARRY GREEN has taken oS going to Broadway with the play HAMLET FOR AUSTRALIA condition. Call 9191, Mrs. Hig- Phone 3053 his new Potash and Perlmutter gins. comedy after six weeks on tour; in the autumn—and Sherek does AMLET is a film success. The 6SMtf-tp. ts returning to New York for a not want any film competition in 8043tf.s. short holiday ; says the present the way of an equally long run H Odeon is being booked up time Isn't propitious for a play of for weeks ahead—although ft this kind. . , . MAE WEST also goes over there. costs 9s. and lis. 6d. to reserve H home this week ; has postponed her a seat. FOR RENT next London appearance until Hie 14 FLOPS Australia, which would nor autumn. . . . Crossing the Atlantic USICAL shows are very In this direction. SOPHIE TUCKER. mally have waited months to see te advance Casino bookings of M much in demand just now. the picture, is having a premiere FURNISHED APARTMENT — in £17,000. though she has not Despite their expense (you can at Melbourne on June 5. That appeared here since before the war not put on a full-scale musical is Sir Laurence Olivier's Hamilton. 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