UGHTING-UP TIME 8.48 p.n_u Yesterday's Weather Maximum temperature .... 82.8 Minimum temperature 75.2 TIDE TABLE FOR JULY Rainfall 3B Inch Date High Water Low Water Sun- Sun- Sunshine 7.8 hours a.m. p.m. a.m. p.m. rise set 31 7.49 8.18 2.09 1.43 6.32 8.18 %ht VOL. 31 — NO. 178 HAMILTON. BERMUDA, TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1951 6D PER COPY Middle East Debate Hank's Annual Meeting Churchill Says Violence To Development Of Small British At Abadan Must Be Manufactories, Free Port Met By Force If Necessary Area At Dockyard Urged Consideration should be | By WALTER DAVIS given to the creation of a CURATOR TELLS STORY free port in the Dockyard area LONDON, July 30 (Reuter). and firms should be encour­ OF FINDING THE CAHOW —United States intervention | Buffer Zone Deadlock aged in establishing small in the oil dispute between manufacturing processes in Britain and Persia today Bermuda, said Mr. H. J. Discovered Only "Straight" brought the opposing sides Tucker, manager of the Bank Burrow Of Bird In Bermuda within sight of negotiation. In Korea Is Unbroken of Bermuda, in his annual j The Foreign Secretary Herbert Morrison, told the Ho j report to shareholders yester- j If Mr. Louis Mowbray, curator Jjof Commons that Mr. I TOKYO, July 31, Tuesday day afternoon. of the Government Aquarium and Stokes, a member of the (Reuter).—Allied and Communist "In order to utilise the areas at Museum, had not discovered the net who has a special re AUSTRALIAN INFLATION delegates at the Korean cease-fire I Boaz and Ireland Islands and to only "straight" cahow burrow in bility for supplies, was re conference are agreed on only one assist in stabilising the general Bermuda, the chances are that the go to Persia for discussion] DEVELOPS INTO CRISIS thing—that hostilities will con­ local economy, this bank has famous species of seabird might the Anglo-Iranian Oil Cc tinue during the current armistice I been actively concerned in still be officially labelled as soon as "certain point mpan talks. attempting to interest firms from "extinct" in the ornithologists' 3" ha record books. been settled with the Pers States' Prime Ministers In the 14th meeting at Kaesong, abroad in the establishment of Government. the longest session yet, they talked small manufacturing processes in St. George's Rotarians learned Confer With Mr. Menzies for three hours and eight minutes Bermuda. this last night at their weekly His announcement came a f meeting' in the White Horse hours before Mr. Averell Ha rri yesterday but could not sleep "In our opinion developments ecial to The New York Times away their differences. Both sides along this line may be anticipated Tavern when Mr. Mowbray spoke man, President Truman's special on the re-discovery of tte cahow envoy, took off on a return flight and the Royal Gazette) ref used to give an inch on whether and we trust that the Govern­ MELBOURNE July 30. — A a neutral buffer zone should be The Anglican cemetery in St. George's is being rehabilitated and the picture shows the Rev. John ment will lend the weight of its in Bermuda by himself and Dr. for Persia, where he has been Robert Cushman Murphy, trying to iron out the row oveij sharp divergence of opinion be­ set up ln Korea. Stow, rector of St. Peter's Church, and Mr. Will im Zuill, Jr., checking some of the graves which influence to demonstrate that such tween • the Commonwealth of projects are officially welcomed," curator of birds at tte American nationalisation of the Anglo- The Allies want the zone based are overgrown with fennel and other weeds. B.-low: How it is hoped the entire cemetery will Museum of Natural History in Iranian Oil Company. Australia and the Australian on tte present battle line, which declared Mr. Tucker. states on the acceptance of look when the work of restoration fe completed. The picture shows a part of the cemetery where New York, in February this year. Mr. Morrison, who was review­ is north of the 38th Parallel ex­ Mrs. Alice Meyer has kept the Meyer family vault neat and in a good state of preservation. FINANCIAL STATEMENT The story of the finding of the responsibility for anti-inflationary cept in the western sector. Com­ ing Middle East affairs in the measures was revealed today at During the year the bank made cahow gained world-wide pub­ House of Commons, said Mr munist truce delegates want it to a profit of £81,236 8s. 6d. The licity—in Mr. Mowbray's estima­ the opening session of a con­ be on the Parallel. Stokes would go to Abadan to in­ ference called by the Prime Mini­ total resources of the bank in­ tion tbe equivalent of about vestigate the situation there be­ ster, Mr. Robert Menzies, to Brig.-General William Nuckols, creased by £133,000 and de­ $150,000 worth of free publicity fore visiting Teheran. U.N. briefing officer, told news­ posits by £1,229,000. In view of for the Colony. COS ss the economic crisis. Mr. Morrison said the Persian . McGirr, Prime Minister of men that when the meeting ended the satisfactory earnings the The cahow, Mr. Mowbray said, Government had given Mr. Harri­ South Wales, said it was the tte Communists had been invited dividend per share was increased bred in the eastern end of the man proposals for reopening ne­ of the Commonwealth by Vice-Admiral Charles Turner from £2 to £ 2 15s. Assets Islands by tens of thousands about gotiations to settle the oil dis­ rhment to tackle the problem Joy, U.N. chief delegate, to com­ totalled £ 6.936,359 8s. 6d., includ­ 300 years ago. They made such pute. Hitherto the Persians hav*** illation on a national basis, ment on the United States state­ ing £ 1,989,951 4s. 4d. cash in good eating that early settlers insisted that their move to na­ reused the Commonwealth of ment on a demilitarised zone. vaults and with other banks. killed them by the thousand. It tionalise the company has noth­ ig to give the states a lead Peking Radio last night quoted Liabilities amounted to was not uncommon for a man to ing to do with the British Gov­ said the main factor of the tte North Korean general as tell­ £6.514.:) 72 10s. 4d., while the go out at night with a torch and ernment. nd ; was- the lack of positive ing U.N. negotiators they should share capital, general reserve and return with 200 or more birds at AN ASSURANCE ri:*is a by the Menzies Government not take advantage of their sea lundivided profits totalled a time. It was not surprising that after ten or 15 years of this wanton Observers here said todaj M the past 18 months. He and air superiority to achieve an £421,986 18s. Id. the Commonwealth should all-round favourable position in slaughter they became to the Britain is seeking an assurance •aid The directors were re-elected average person things of tte past. that present moves to take over full responsibility tor price the conflict. He protested fhia I as follows: president, Sir Eldon controlake . U.N. attitude should not be As the birds became less and less Mhe Abadan refinery will cease Trimingham; vice-president, Sir prevalent their natural enemies, while talks are in progress. adopted at the talks, the radio John Cox; directors, Mr. C. M. Mr. Gair, deputy Prime Mini­ stated. the longtails and the rats, also it is, here thai An^io-Jraniaij ster -5f Queensland^ also urged the Allen. Mr. H. St. George Butter­ played havoc with them until has its big refiner*.', capable oj i'limi mufpeaHh to adopt price Foreign troops should stay on field. M.C.P., Mr. William'Frith, they were considered extinct. Mr. E G. Gibbons, M.C.P.. Mr. F. producing 15,000,000 gallons « ontrol arid to control profits. He in Korea for about a year if there About 1906. Mr. Mowbray con­ day, but now near a stand ai'fiied that wage pegging was no is an armistice, said a South C. Outerbridge, Mr. J. E. Pearman, M.C.P., Mr. W. J. Richardson, Sir tinued, a strange petrel was taken to the company's refusa iiliitir.ii. Korean Government spokesman to his father for identification. the Persian Governmen at the U.N. advance truce camp. Stanley Spurling, Sir Howard Mr. McDonald, Prime Minister Trott, Mr. J. S. Vallis, Mr. J. E. P. The bird was skinned and it was alisation order. »f Victoria, demanded more Dr. Clarence Rhee, Director of decided to compare the skin and Mr. Morrison, who w is openir Vesey, M.CP, Dr. H. C. Wilkin- financial aid from the Common­ Public Information, declared that I son and Mr. W. J. Young. its skeleton with some of the a debate on Middle E* st affair wealth. He opposed any curtail- South Korea would need the fossil bones found in the* caves of dealt generally with the' ::it:ia!i. ent of immigration and said that troops for defence and to train her The text of Mr. Tucker's report some of the Colony's islands. His in that explosive area, He w; Victoria's public works pro- own forces. i follows: father came to the conclusion that followed in the Commonu s by M Con'inued on Page 9 Continued on Page 8 "The annual profit has amounted it was a cahow. It was the first Winston Churchill, Copnservati t ' to £81,236 8s.