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tsTABLlSHED m5
Compromise Likely
On Truce Below The
Thirty-eighth Parallel
I'HE BREAK in the deadlock seems imminent
one way or another. For eight days, Allied ami
Red negotiators havs argued fruitlessly. The 19th
cease fire meeting starts at 11 a.m. Saturday.
For several days the official line in Kaesor h i
been that the U.N. Command holds ot for the'
truce line on the present front, and the Communist;;
Poles Seek
Ab\ I urn
in Sweden
have demanded the line along the 38th parallel

U.N. Command has never, even though the present m
battle line has been virtually unchanged for weeks,
permitted U.N. correspondents to say exactly where
it is. Thus, it seemed possible that the compromise
might be reached on the line below the 38th parallel.
I lOOBd in Tokyo that
i" B Aims
Japanese IM I
. .'.go nyttuj U M the
UUCP line ought In
oroawhero between U
front and Um MoihIhim.iii-S I
flan border
A V N l ilcfing oOcl In Seoul
asked about the report Ihot (be
rjjf, dauumded a truce Um north
>t the pranni front said. "I hin
beard such reports, but I BATUMI
commont."
Brigadier General William Nuc-
kola, the briefing officer at Ihll
MM Ml base, said of the state-
mem by Communist correspon-
denU in Kaevmg that it fpnoft
ed a substantive part of the inv-
alid that he o
comment.
Apparently reliable mi
dicatad that the U.N. Command
has laid down a demand In Um
KMMOfl cease-tiro talks f..i
truce UM far north of the present
battle frOOt, Reports Wt
from both Communist and Allied
Idea Indicated that a compromis."
tn break the deadlock in th ne-
gotiation*, now in its ninth day
might soon be in sight. Th- devel-
opment which introduced an en*;
- ..h mm factor into the negu-
i included;
I, In Kacsong, Communist news-
papermen said that they had been.
permitted to "reliable" R d
>ource* as saying that the U N_
demanded a truce line "far north"
of the present front.
90 VIOLATED ARMY'S
CODE OF HONOUR
WASHINGTON. Aug. 3
The A 90 Waal
Point cadets including some West
Points fooii.ih player* uf violat-
ing the Army's code of honour by
accepting OUtatd* help to pas*
i., oom Mats.
Nn names were announced and
the Arm.v said none would be,
A spokesman said the number
discharged was the largest Involv-
ed III any single investigation sine*
(he founding of the Academy
U,1S\ Determined
To Carry On
Truce Talk*
B> J M IHGHs
WAbMINCTuX Aug 3.
General M.itthow u. Ridgwav
Mid top Washington 90*
eportod dote.mined U> i.,u> -,
'he Kacsong truce talks just aa
MQf as C. n.muni-t, are willing
'" rt. so.
This may be many weeks be-
cause i.cgrthiturs on the U N
sine seen: to be up against ,. coni-
pf familiar Soviet Com-
munist stalling tactics and the
traditional timeless patience of th"

Even so utBctall privately de-
clared. United States and its U.N.
.Hies mint tUck it out first be-
cause they deeply want peace :n
Km.., if that can be had on reas-
onable terms, and second because
I this stage at least tl..
want any responsibility for break -
;ng off talks.
A check among well Informed
re sht>vved no evidence
that Ridgway had been trying to
get a date set tor ending talks if
the present deadlock persists. O.i
the contrary it is said that Ridg-
way and Washington see eye t>
eye on the need for patience and
persistence in dealing with North
Koroan and Chinese Reds.
Kedk Want Pence
Among authorities here there
In in fact ,i moderately strong
belief that Heds really want to
end the Korean war At the
same time they want to end it
on terms as favourable
can gel.
Hence it is expected that they
Will held out tu the List and |*i-
haps threaten resumption of light-
ing on onch majo- point on which
they would like concessions from
the UN. side
Statr Department officials who
now agxag flight
H n 'he southern B. life
The clothes of Um refugi
soiled anil torn and the revolveis
ltd had been tin
Htnoa T' had "elio -
mated" guard watching the piarw
' them on
their hand
There was at least one bullet
hole in the plane (.intjslic sin-
gle-.-ngined merger of parts of
every known type Of aircraft.
It Is understood that the refu-
gees hod been And upon ai ihc\
made then l-n .ik for freedom
With their landing i Hull
lofla tn Um M>uih of Maimo thev
became the Recond group of Polish
refugees to come under Swedist
i' Veati
day 12 Polish seamen mutinied In
a bloodless toup on a Polish mine*
i weeper and ant also sacking pc-
lllical asylum.
The* >*cre questioned tsfeja) Bt
Malmc. i.ui f,n from the airport
where the new refugees landed
The Polish stamen arc under-
stood to Le pleading for the sin-
cerity nf their requaUtl tn he given
the right to stay in Sweden, rather
than be sent hack to Communi'i
'hind the Russian iron
curtain.
The airplane refugee-
at one point in their flight the door
Of Um plane ripptd open ami one
of the men was almost swept away
before (he other pulled him irrt<.
the plane
They were detected by a pur-
suing plane and managed to take
their own ship up to a dangerous
B000 feet where they hid In the
clouds.
The plane bore no military
identification hut "Poram". nnme
t .. Polish Avi.ition I'luh iva ili--
cernrole UT.
To- day' a
Weather Chart
SunrUi1: 5.50 t m
Sunxet: .2! p.m.
Moon: New
IJRlilhis t'p: 7.00 p.m.
High Tide: 4.25 s.m .
have had year?* experience
t'.P. I negotiating with Russian dipl,-
~ mats assert that the only way to ,"m oI (nc "'and landed n
deal with tactics nf this kind is, date on July 21 before
p.n
Tide: 11.04
firm and Just
pratanU-
be just u
patJant as 0
. lives.
I So far as the Lffaua of the pgaaf
. ent deadlock is concernedthat Is.
I the location of an armistice buhTei
I /one in Korea what the U.N. side
has been demanding for almost
I two weeks is that the Reds agree
to base the truce on the present
battle line, rather than centre it
on the 38th parallel.
i r
Reds Undergoing
Vigorous Training
SAPPORO. Hokk-ido.
Japan, Aug. 3.
More than 10.000 Soviet atr-
torca i-'i-onnel and paratroops
g.irrisoiuil at Sagtuilin UI
Dial vigorous ti .iiimg dait1-'.
according to a Japanese who
arrived here after fleeing there
two weeks ago.
Juali Sato, 51. lumber yard
amnsoyea working under Russian
management after Soviet occupa
Hako-
.siting
PRICK PIVE CENTS
M VRIKS ill the Trinidad All -il"l Per
. es'fval "i Britain.
i flrrheotn pleluii d In
Pravda Carries /.^.V" ^k< On The Debate ,",'""<
i.h Pi
ii tsi-uw, Au [utt 3
THE SOVIET PRESS pm it: mprewdentt I ilebutt
with thn British over cmnpafaiivp f.. (he tw.
couulrics on a running basis Pravda published dispatch
from its London Correspondent MyiM British authorities
were tocroachlDo ilaadiiy on 1 fraaoofn ol the Pn
the movemerii of peoples,
To-da}'s \\ iiiin-rs
ri ...,.
1 (.llrl.n rhr !> CeaMsa
1U I'tu Raid. n.i m>k>> vaswaaH
1 HasOfaaaa asaaaaaa
1 1* PtJaaaaa aaarasH Hlak A l..w
ia> 1M *"n asnsaa M. B.I1.
M --.,".'..-
Truman Calls For
Showdown With
Britain And France
(By HAROl.l) GUABD)
LONDON \
. [DENT TRUMAN has called for a diplomatic
howdown parUcularly with Britain and France to brinj*
ciii policy more eloaely Into Una In Um i
of the world.
Inf'tiiiicd sources said that after itudyinfl hi| National
Security Council's Report oA Soviet ptepai edne's. Truman
de< IdfJ I I ha time had come to close alt gaps politically and
militarily in the defence system sgainst Sovtel Rfj n
lie auaigntswa) mad ih> apparent
failure to face up to the hmtal
He said there still are nt least
2.000 Japanese reinalnlnii on
Saghalm.IT.p.
S. Koreans Protest
Against Cease-fire
PUSAN. fvoreii Auk. 3
South Koreans attain
tratad against the cease-lire
....; < n nt which would leave
their country divided while in
Kaeton^. United Nations and Red
L'Kotlators were trying to come
mtntr on division i
der a hot sun 3.000 people of all
ge massed In the downtown
public square and listened t<
speeches assailing their allie*
rharRing them wii appeasement
with the Communist* on the
brink uf a total defeat. A fan,.-
member of the Clreater Ko
young Men's Corps appealed tc
audience "why did our broth-
die" Not to leave the f,iinor-
land divided at the Mth parallel
but to achieve unified independ-
ence "V.P.
i ballanatag move
1 Publication of the Anglo-
for Japan
or. a take it or leave it bsi
2. Kiidinn of tl
fact* of Russian tttrength
Informed sources said Truman
would eek t. put the oe.Klli
o-ordination of ontl-Sovlal
3. Turkey'! Introduction into
treaty organl-
CiC-rmnny to speed remill-.policy in all lields and leave
tarutation. itekarlng ovei ihi
location of Commands in vital
defence area* or poli'n
ties to military planninE.
Inforrr.t Bid that
would be wrong to assume th
Truman plans I
i waj arc dipio-
1
the North .VI.m!
4. Open negotialinn for ri^hl
s ,
5. Direct mwivtuiioM ui thi
Anglo-lrannin oil llch Ms
tned to wreck the western main-
nations power houses
San Kr-ncisn I'm .1
InroRnad toureai
has already been an exel
diplomatie .idvice- -miM ai
ilearing the ground for the Imal
showdown. They said the San
Francisco conference ft
a Japanese peace treaty would
provide the rust reauli
man's challenging moves and g.'<
fair Indication of where non-
Communists' political l
lav. particularly With regard I
\sian parllciDir.*
stand in relation to Waal
After San Francisco
-old le foreign policy
talks at Washington Truman then
would seek to iron out political
In* the' -'dribbr
As an example, they said that
he has considerable re
assessment of ll i
Near East treaties which previ-
ousl> have been regarded purely
a British reFpon-ibiiiV.- H
SOW tliat in
Itlsh agreement to
Turkey joining L-ie NATO, the
I I ..uld in future support
Britain's policy in the Middle
l i tactically." I
DISQUALIFIED

I.IVKRPOOL. Aug. 3
:
$40,000 First
Prize
or the second year it.
i the Barbados Turf Club
Sweepstake run on the Summer
meeting will !> paying prise
n ant Dinar patd out on
SHiiiIji Waepitaltei run nnvwhere
In the II W I II.....u
this year will Ih- $40,392
Although thin is not as high as
Ihe record amount of over $43 000
paid out last veai rat I
tin aocond highest mark of |M,OO0
paid .ut by the Trinidad Turf Clul
from their sweepstake run on the
racam June inaauna. The Barb*
dos Turf Club rwaap a
last Thursday afternoon but until
drew sometu, mxI vaal
tickets may be obtained from sell-
em. It |f therefore not too late
to get one'i chan ..'. au
prize The sweep tfUaMl ofl '
BBll which Is about Sv<
less than last year.
r prizes will iilo be a
rod dollart bdow last
year's am<,unt but tnaaa loo wl
ba qulti point mane)
to be added lo each stake will t
Sll. DO p Btakaa, biggest ti
Ing. will iherel ih $i.aob
intr whllt the Barbadoi
Derby wit nj added
should l worth uvit $2,000 lo the
winner ( f this event The first r
((.-(!.i, stalls at IJil ji .n
I .

Harbart Um i
i i i luitatnani by bun. The
t Pravda hanao
,.
tlion 'he
I .
Meted which fh<
. i" (h-
exchange and then
willingness te conl I
nffd raaaonable '
rab at i ilieen
according to official itttlatlci lulu
i' will I
tli the debate.
Ihe id h mi i ill ba reprinted
in Russia, nno
% co n
. dail) contanta of
(.] i rj
Diplo itii quarters hen
iic\. d en in exchange of
publicised could \r c
PARIS, A
i
Oovarnmanl wtdeti would . it
i
give i

i le
I l '
CHILEAN JOURNALISTS
VISIT NEW
SCOTLAND YARD
LONDON. Aug. 3.
Four Chilean journalist* tour-
ng Britain, to-day visited New
Scotland Yard.
The group has been shown
the Festival of Britain, televisiun
tadtog, the Houses of parUanuKT
aircraft factories newspape.
offices and the British Dl
ing Corporation.
VexU'iday they visited th- Hoy ,1
Naval Dockvani ,-,: Portmnu1':
A cochtixl iait> will bo ffUVM
to-morrow evening by Chilean
Ambasnadcr Emanucl Bytncb:
U.P.
U.K. OH Mission
Lea re To-ilay
I' INDOJf. Auk. 3
The B i Madad by
Lara in i stokt-
wiii leave ror Ttharan it ;i pja
OMT lo neaotlati
Covernmeni on Uv
UMJ ''il ri i which has shut down
vital Abadan ronn.-ries of the
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company.
and financial experts bal
'
phere<
Both BiItaln ..-.(I ii; |
ta the I'.s ha\
i,'.ue rrorn poutlona which
previously made at"
oasfb* i-.r.

ould f'il|n w

nn, Pravcf* pi nit

p
The dupatcb
M ,i.\ kj
.
with whw

I 1
i luction in
I

- .-.I i nment Inoi
..in. i-f paace dls-
ii i.m it
job* and causing the
other* foi p nt.'
11
i kyranunoni ofln

N......le-sitletl

M i
\M h an iiiiiik ;
view. I i El
l |ng a onesided affair.
P ->l i -
'
i nl.ily in the'
1
Else why .

ft ui polnli
tred through WO
svastai llhin one


ird and be-


1

tressed n, publlc-itloi
pVJDtad from the Western Prcs^
showing how the war against the
Soviet Union must be f'>ught
IP.
PV v i. N.. :. rat
I
Amioi *. aeUon can i
'I........ !'' ......-i .1 :
I

."icmbry confidence > > t i

Pleven nhj ha mual
Bull eai h Mhu
.i M*M1 nn In- cliatin- . Aurlol
Most oi iinad Uu
panning Oovi i
ight
i t hunch el
i wa eonunttted ti

lap bid i
-..ill moat ertalllly Will 1> hit
; i ...i .
tempt lo foi m i '
tnioriiied loofetl llipugh
Prei .nee Imk Imtill
.....rernmen
Pleven might Irj t< (oral

thought Pleven might ttetnpl ti
it i i i>
Uties Take Million
Dollar Mountain
EIGHTH ARMY jtePS., Korea, Aug. 3
l_fNITED NATIONS Bg..,..nt M stormed and
captured the strategic heights south of Kum
song on the central Korean front in the face of
Communist machine gun mortar and artillery fire
Allied infantrymen at midday captured Ihe
heights known as the ".Million dollar mountain" as
a result of an enormous amount of fire power that
poured into it before thr assault. An Allied spokes
man said: "The operation war, a complete success.
We inflicted heavy los; -s on the Reds."
-
li.C. Gels Mew
Itauxito kiln
I Ol P ''.VN August 3
A new million and .1 hall >
lar bauxite kiln plant
producing U.....> loni ol dried
itlllTl
taturda) >' Ihi I
Iti 1 pany' M< Kai
gions on the r< >
RrvA
of no i\-'- i*iiti- bain
'" In 1*
afl increase tec bauxtti
.
I md kiln Ii uhiady nim
conatruetl 4
t2.000,OOO and will be Ov
laignst baualte htln aa
: '
: prod uee a au 1
mod]
hd u

:
'hull pUsti '
With willed gasoliiH
Tin.-. loliowed an sdvai I
(ban three miles in th.- I
Fni iwi the Una
(tack, an and .ii till* 1 i
\ :
1 .<< ;.;i Arm 1 I 16 111 hi tomb
rv I.it the North KOT< an i iptta
1 11- nigh
raids 11
, 1 .1,' u. tkj Ttu .
1 1
\ iiiyin ui N |eu paved tin
-.
Me a heavily de-
fended hill la Ihe Kumhwi area
I n< |e(l pl.sten-il ttie eruWn of
Ihe hill with rallied *.<
/Ulted torcea wrartad the peal
fronri dug-ta Rjagg afV
lay-hmi tiKbting
United N uv
m< unted tM aorllai i^ I p m B
Id lathi bomb*
1
Pilot 11 ilnv foi Ihe day includ-
1 pi) and trooi I
leatroyed ! damaged and nn

Upfkly dump 1
:
leit hi M.inn' aftai .1 -ii"i
1 nt vldoua |at itrika
i ftj thr* ii.'.. in' bomben
..: in .1 ..1 py n laat nigh
one of Ihe heaviest raids h
racenl weeki on tha Cananunli
pUal They at rtrayi <1 hug
upplj dump* end toll ,!
.Ha'
The Bi a ardh I ;'
Aarlnuniald "About 10 mlnute>
t'.' 1.in I...ml* dropped, thcr.
Ighty eapiOilon The n
1 t. 1 1 ii up a flvi
., le radlu
AnaUhn taiK" esualcaton arob
ihlv of m large ininiun tmn ilunip
made tnali
. demotltMi
' 1 ugh (loud- \is radai
aher BM bornl.....
M Ci mmu.....'
ravi liini N..111 Ki
,.. N
..( :,.!.. I
1. .
i ntral hronl eapturad uSeii ol
..,-. 1 m 1 threa-mlli
n The tank in
, ml rv red out Iram th
ne* ly won p but reti
,.ci 1 conung u.idei i .
fire from Ihe .....Ilk
i gn Allied jni
battled II hnun in futile at-
urmpt to -ii loda) ConmunU
1 n 1 .in mi had on a hill li
finally withdrew undM
1 ... Una gun and h 1
id> nn
\ v
.in
had
U.S. ASKS rOR PEACE
WASHINGTON, Aug 1

on Wednesday that 1
Stales hai urged iT
lan bo halt U
"in Uu
Intereel
t 1 f
.
.in id pei tad ''
lueeui '.* tin
roatpany
Storm Reported
Off Bermuda
[AM
I
it udg '" ahowe

Lorm m ire of Uv
.... ,1
1 ted
ine wa wvtl ou
way m tha
lantlc
1
re said the ito

inti n<>rt)..
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1
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I
TO)
mi
llarrimaii is
Oplimislic
I I I \RK
TFHKKAN. Aug. :)
Jnitad State* Presidential En-
W \v.nii Harrunan told
"l am

'um- with .1
-pun of good wiii" cot
"f the Angh
111.m ".1 t iik- Be*

tmn will be worked out"
immi iald ba tuv
aaked by P head ..1
n now lying to
.
. \ llad to do so. It may
;
throughoul the Daantial
III Etay U
llut he s|-vincd that he wont
partu ip.de m naanuatloi
nunent whatlv ,

r.i m re open the S
lei'ineiv and gaq the lanle
the hnige, the flow df
1 Ina pi' -
vloua '""'11' "i' aill
piodui -
. 1 ii. dd aa 11 uaara had
: .... ui 11 uile >>il
adding howevar that ilued pmductg were ahe*t IN
,!.. 1 tad States
. .mii-niir as-'i-tance for Iran llar-
rinvih Mtid I hopr while hare lo
n.ive th,. .n.ihai 1
with the proa
Iran's eca.....u> uatnuopinant.
\ P
'Quakes Split
OI MANAGIM. Nieaiagua. Aug. S
Strong etrta> r the Ion*; dot n I
1.iv send-
>iig tmi'. nf water trashing down
from tin- cralet in tl centre ami
niidaliti.
goal
Die lOWD was npnited \<> !
virtually destroyed ai d
. baUtvad to b baavs
Barthquakai whMi rocked the
rea earlj on Kmi... morninv
il.1 ti> have opened
the of the
vol...11.. Inactive attico IBM
I' P
The "ADVOCATE"
pays for NEWS
Dinl 3113
Day or Night

i P
Pacific Pact Will Be Signed Sept. I
.-.nal sources said _p.rlsTn.hr T.....
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3 The A
mal source.
rrlday thai the .signing of th.-
Trip.irt.tc Psciflc Security Pact I Japanese -\
has been definitely set for Sep-1 u> be 1. <
: in San Francisco. In th.- Deal Acheson.
pact. Australia, New Zealand, and
-

'he United state* bind thanaaetvai
n a mutual defence against anv
agarcssor in Uie Pacific area.
The Tnpartge lignmg is expect-
i some Wettcrn nations Foran of Liverpool.CP)
featherv ltl occur )ust Uiree days before
West Indie*, was disqualined of the Japanese peace
Thursday nigh*fcr a low blow in i?- ft B in Francisco to
Dd of the schedvi.- United State* and the
round contest au. .-i Kingdom invited i
' nations.

-ises thai
Membership aiw, |ncl

ling with
legitUt.
peetall) ror the rigrima Ii

Democratic Benati
man and U
lican Scnaton M Alexa lei '.hey will p i i'


'I .Tl ITI Ih

.: nt mlgh
Th. t
with two

Ual bulwark against Co
'
tytouftt
IT'S THE TOBACCO THAT COUNTS


I'\(.l TWO
HARHADOS ADVOCATE
SATIKDAV U(.l!-1 I IMI
Ccudb galling
LA V Tho Venezuelan Covern-
mcn' < opern-
ting a spcnal tli|hl from X<' I
10 Barbados today. It
I ii p.m
1 I 8th. Beginning Kn-
Aniat^l 10th. I.AV will
operate a n*iular fliuhl from
. .'n*la to Barbados Iwice a
week Thr-v flight-' will I......
Friil.iv .in,! Sundaj To
aircraft will stay overnight at Se-
W4U ami rm.ni !> VM
following day.
Agent, for I. A V. in |
nre Airliner .\
Ud. Their nrfiro will be il
nings' Corner BtOVV Mi L Wrnon
Knight will bo in charge.
Three bitters
MH. ud M
Law and their four children
arrived (com Trinidad yetUl
I v H W I A to !j>cnd ,i month'v
holiday here staving at Aihlun-
on-Sea. Maxwell'*. Mr. Law is
Manager of U.B O Ts. Port-of-
Spaln office/.
ID Wilfred Malngol accon.-
eanled Ihcm over for the holiday
Irs. M... U I Sallv is
already In Barbados. She arrived
i.ulici ll.is week and I* slaying
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Nu-holls of Rorklev New Road
Mrs. Malngot and Mr-

Photography
A DtHAH f; DAWNS, of Jamal-
aow hi Loadn.....
holiday. Hobby is his photography,
and. camera in hand, he hopes 10
take pictures of all Um
buildings in London baton n>
turning to his unit in Wiltshire
Dawns is due to be dcmubUu Mr-
ly next year, but has m
it civilian occupation bo
will follow.
Trinidad Turfite.
THE QMPOLS ..
In England
DON'T
Witt 111! Wiv Wr WON IHtr
oww vou'tt mi cwwowt
Tttfr NMAt Of TWC HOUCt-
M
Four Day*
It V CORBIN who works
1th Reform Batata in San
Fernando arrived from Trinidad
\ u rday on tour day visit He
il staying with his relatives at
S.nomine Si IV.i
Will Be Held At Y.M.P.C.
npif
IF" Ol.vnijii.i Club .ir h.ivniK
.< tontflM hi honoiu
of the vfatiinj Grenada Netbali
learn Tin originally
u> haVfl lie* n held ut tbr Sen
Scouts' hut. Nrcdham's Point.
As they expod ;i uirille crowd
'.h.' nUnipia Club has now ar-
ranged, to have the dance at the
V M i' C I lufa
A Son
A SON is born to Mr Jeffrey
BtoUmOyor, international
.eketer. and Mr. Slnllmeycr
SIrDIMf
l' People'*
i and his

mick The* piatl Id : In liVOT"
DDSl Ini fortnight icfore vi'it-
iuii
a ell-known Ja-
maican dialect writer and broad-
< .hUt. returned lo I*ndon last
wwek from holida* In Switzerland.
The Rev. Caleb Couains of Ja-
-nalea is among overseai represen-
tatives attending *hc Methodist
Conference in Sheffield. England
r'rfiidrnt of Appeal
S W. P FOSTER BUT-
TON. Chief Justice. Federa-
tion of Malaya, and at one timt
Solicitor-General Jamaica, ha*
been appointed President of thr
Wri African Court of .Appeal
The King has conferred the hon-
our of Knighthood, but Mr Fostr
Sutton has not vet received thi
.lade Ills daughtei
,-orks at Ihe Research Departi
f the CO.I.. London.
Back to Aruba
EAVING by
day night were
George Chase
Mrs Chase who Is an employee
of Lago Hospital was here for Iwo
weeks on her second visit
Mr Chase former Empire full-
back and *on of Mrs. Irene Chase
of Upper May Street had returned
from Aruba seven months ago.
Teachers Become Students
M
PlittCeM Margaret
K|>S Out Of
Tashion Limelight
LONDON. Aug. S
The Dally Mirror suggests on
Friday that Princess Margait-t may
have received Royal It '
soft pedal tbe leader -
business, and keep OUl "f |M
limelight for a while."'
The Mirror says in a newspB|ar
slory, that the Prince.- 1
peared three days In successioqt"nt
the fashionable Goodwood Ra*>v
"In the same yellow dress. saa>l
hss not done any of the old spec-
tacular things she used lo do at
Goodwood.
She has not danced down to the
paddock after almost every race,
she has not been with her escorts
my of the little bars for a glass
R.B.4. Radio Projjraimr Tourist Industry
-ti aim \i 01 -i I*"'
, lu.irt-mn.' II 30 ... P.->
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Sarjl. Htrl'l.aranit n' lh*
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pm O^po^r of th* W~-
K*a>* Thealr* IS 00 p .->
lflS p m Inli rluoe 10 II
p tn Jxm- Fanrv M S P ?"
railnJuUy
of thampagne. and has taken such
a back seat in ihe Royal box thai
a lot of race-goers have not even
realised that she was proient."
PORT-OP-SPAIN J
i
ways marked another step to-
further (level
I industry of ll i
and other Caribbean Islands.
(irenada-
nght winch i on from
toda: \s ith iheir two m

i >i service.
via Trinidad and Barbados, il L
. | (<:< tout -i trade
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MATINEE : TO-DAY AT 5.00 P M.
TO-NIGHT TO MONDAY NIGHT AT 8.M
MICKFY ROONEY PAT O'BKIEN
TWO YEARS
IN THE
making!!!
NOW PLAYING
4.45 & 8.30 P.M.
MuM'sBiG
SOUTH SEAS
MUSICAL!
HALI-ETT. headmis-
i,1 Hamilton High
School fm Glrtl Bermuda, Mis%
p| ell. m.'ithe
in Iht same school, and Mr Ii
Chambers, of Jamaica, are amonji
le.itbers ullending :i
this ye-
Second Appearance
The theme of tin
England to-day
MR. AND mus. AUX CHIN i.ui TrAUdad corraapondenl told British CooncU Paatlvgl of Brita
and Mr and Mr- WlUlam
Sroti, Trinidad turfites rrhnad
from Trinidad vestordav by
h w I A IW Qm nrbadoa Turf
Club's mid-summer meeting which
.ro lU.vln, 01 Super Mnro Ouen . to Trtnrf|.bocn_BoK
Honor whllr Mr and Mr.. Scott MlllSc, ,,, hl, lIol<;,
N
ow
gati
howing al Um W.ii. i
Theatre, Ixmdon. i* i
nstration of "Dances of thi
Queen Mary's Holiday
0U
lile Mr and
;.re guests at Hotel Royal. They
expect to be here for about two
week..
Three Weeks
.....
veur at Ihe Water gale. The show
h attracting munv FiMivM visitor
now in Britain
Vain EDDTE '
vieria were nm< rig the ;
friend. Mr 1-e"
.1 tab
an) Olli-
arnving
ig from Tcln

Knowing P
MANY Was
ly int en
Moody
n-orntng by B.W.f.A. Edd
B.W.I.A. in Trinidad
and is with Alston's in Port-of-
Spaln They plan to spend thro..
weeks' holiday in Barbados.
:
W|*h ihr Uosnph
"Negro Vteton .
;.f thr late Dr.
and L**nn- Harold Mood* Author la the Rev MoT
- i- 1^1 da
D Vaughan. of Camberwell Con-
regatKMM] dnirch, ana a do
Mend of lr Moody
THE VIII IM I III S OF lllA
BY THE WAY
By
NOW th.it tin n- i- lo be a
|.oiuIcimh curse for
. nsj um owners guidunco
Tn how to bring up their animals,
may l suggest one or two ippai
points'
I. Teach your dog to bark
iiosswoim
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. Hu'.e Driae / Weil, do tnu. (W>
. Pit um gut u> p.T, (t
. Spilt peat. 13|
, Sort thai you can iroK. a)>
. uudrDrn criSDd. (>
, la the later ediiwiu, isi
. Shows lack ot SDOwlMca. (9
Uukii
aU1uV"'tan",|r,B0 '"" '"d*
Alifci.UlP lUUTIMIMa, ll)
!? !.1 trur n" *1 a" ll '
. Mohamroeaso ofllcial without a
*OUUI 11KB t
dalBUiH. til fut.l** .um- 4...
I. l*lpi'f-pot: H. Imi-uior v Im:
" 5355 W2>-
courteously when an old anMBBfl
gives it her scat in a bus.
i. Ti-.ich it to .online it* tilten-
Uoo to Us own plate at table.
3. Kepilm.ind it if it biles some-
one who has tried lo stroke it.
A. If it worries sheep, remember
that it may be feeling ill-used.
Take it to ,m animal psychiatrist.
5. If it gnaws hats and gloves,
try lo get to tbf OaUSSj of ||sj
1< .111 -: ;..
B. If it biles strangers, do not
.,sk them again. It is a sign that
your dog objects to them.
//I Punning
ANYTHING which diverts tho
minds of the scientists, even
temporarily, from the primal*)
usk i f daatruetkm, la w rtn while.
1 like to BM Ihcm playin*. the tool
hke happ) children, and i have
read with delight of an expen-
n.ent Diada In Texas They have
i mil .. room m which "the polsa
innl.nmil m any object.*' is assess-
They nut in this room .i place
floth Then, later, they "squirt
& sound cocktail," which con-
U .ill .oidible sounds \>
EJN MARY COntl i
spending her sumnier holiday
Sandringham. She (eels tha
urney to Scotland Is toa exact-
ing.
According lo present arrange-
ments she will go lo Sandnngha
> this month, stay there about
month. A suite of rooms
the south-west wing of ^l\r house
is always ready for her use.
daagerous -'ige. Sour
get out of it.Franklin p. Jones.
4JLM,
instruments register all this, and
even reveal Ihe contribution of
Um piece of cloth to the uproar
This may seem ridiculous, but whi
0oaj ggsj prefer it lo experiments
in germ-warfare?
Letting hit futhvr down
A CHICAGO man WBQ fed hi
son on raw meat, "to ni.ik
him an intellectual superman,
was irritated when the boy failed
lo anst\ei .jui.'kls enough
gusaUon: "How much is 435,6*21.-
ttmm 1,234.S87.'" What i
I umiliiitioii for him when peopli
ulnd "How is that txq "t youn
shaping""
fffpMMs vxport*
IWltOTE the othar day of the
u iv .iall-be.il ings being mult
tin axport, and I said, in my
Churlish SrBJTi ""il if the>* vverc
I'M Ihfv were too small to bi-
found I now e,u mj words U
appears that several million of
ti.i-M- uttia i'.. i tvera mislaid,
,.rul then found lurking dtylj
a corner. Heading from left
light, their names were
Rupert and Simon45

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SATIKP \\ \l -.1 >l I. 1931
BARBADOS ADVOCATE
I'M.I. I'URtK
T ^C" & M B 0 L <3 -V /3a^W Aee4**^'
A f'TTt -.-V. 6. a6o '- \ II
I i : .< -' "-. , rCJ ]
I ' M" -
I
ST-

Cost Of Living
Increase-.
Tin r\(
ftl of II
in house-
rtfa | itfepott,

to mukc ends
A few days jr.i in n-fortncc to
seme ossrnlial conimodr

with what ll whs In 11*39. IWnrc
the war cast IU ujtlv shadow
across the nlobe. It m i
. to refer to n few mop*
'
Before October 1939. our mo*!
important produ '
bought at 2J rents per lb, At that
time although a
low ii i.. UftgwU
energy In ponderi:
inn away of three cents to any
baggar so that hi
pound.
Time* hsvr n!1ere.i ron'iricnibly
Am, and to-day he wou
fortunate batgar who could hope
to bo .similarly In
ent minimum price of "
lb. is a bin Jump from 2L
Baited I '
.:- an item to ib- "<-
:igr worker ;i-> nuBsT, but no long-
.. i
regard lb:
able from the i Inl
price. WI1 BI
-he could : I To gat
the lama quanttb
she has to pay 22 rents, an increase
MO per e<-nt \i i
easily ba linaalnanl. ihla tuo is an
Item which the housewlfo would
Ithout due
aUon
Oil Problem
i ...
:
illffk-ult to -
for It In B
canta Tl
i>r I i ' ' hWi I
Ahi... \'
TV.. >.,-
more oft-
In 1B39 tt)
er i a n1 ;< lb, To-oaj
the pri. > i
One Item whn-h h.i
n
pared with othi i
Before October 1939 v..
cents per pint To-il.iy it Is 41
l
l.ikr everythli
of clothing and i
up in recent veari and In iomi
eases. alarmin.:i
when :i
almost t i1 Barl idian llkps
.,. Duldeosl litile more than
an Including the
this is Ini
...
soniflhin : I
of such I
Housing is especially
tor all clauses. In 1939 a labour-
er paid 3s. per week for 1
of ;i him (
,[<
able amount of comfoi I I
;irt, were
kept in food "-pair
kind of house i
or 12s. per week, and I
ilon of it at Umaa la such thai the
,..
appeal aiti '^* owner.
for the earning out ol
repairs Pro snouhl not
be woniii-i- '>'. when it
! Student* Will
Be Orclaiut'd
On Monday
Tour stuoeitti front Codrlm;U>ii

at 8 o\ 1> .. day morning
t I Of the Trans-
it < ,, Lordbv the
1-ord Bishup. Kt R*v G. 1
' i Cathe-
e Mr. Shalloon Clihanjiur
of British Guiana, Vr Edward
Gatherer of Si VLncenl Mr. Mal-
.i lm Maxwell of Barbados and
Mr, Potter Pestalaa of Antigua
Mi Chhangur will be attached
to the St. Michael's Cathedral ax
aiII spend
a few months at St Mary's before
u i British Honduras,
while Mr. Ptftalna. a brother of
the Rector of S* Lu.y. will be
ri Ing on to Nassau and Mr. Max-
well, son of Mr R D N M
City Merchant and Mrs Maxwell
of "Ma* Npooner's
Hill, will bo toinn on to Castries.
Sj Uucta,
Anotht'r Hoys' Club
Opened*9
The Police have taken over
mother building it I Hay Street for
tub. This building, which
has a large acreage of land at-
ll situated opposite thu
old Bay Street Boys' Club.
1 h.hn said- We will
use this new building as a club
enior boys ol the Bay
*' Club. Only thow boys
aft ol IS will be In the
iild c'ub. I have found it unsat-
a mlor and
ra usUta, the same prem-
The new club is Kpacious and
pad that before long
sleeping, aeciininoriarion will be
lo those buy* who live in
' 'iv. but work in Bridge-
Another 'Window
By The Sea
Another "window by tne xea"
la lieing opened along Bay Street.
This is at a spot of land between
the Gas Company and the Barba-
dos Ice Company.
mi is owned by Govern-
ment, but was formerly leased by
the Gas Company and used for
storage purposes. The wall sur-
Iha spot is being demol-
ished and labourers are clearing
away all bush and weeds,
ary high and T"-')i Deing
:.:. .. li'Vcl a ,(1) the io id.
Truck loads of mould axe being
HVeti away, The mould lias a
hard crust, at if tarred on the
surface.
U remembered that in 1939 lum-
v .i Mild at (imething like
: pei foot while to-day
tiiereabout.
Tin nnter Of *Hl per month
1018 now fUMS himself
having lo pay 138 W MO ior the
house
Truffle Lights
For Broad Street
Broad Street may be the first
street in Barbados to have traffic
lights. Colonel R. T. Michel.n.
Commissioner of Police, told the
Advocate: "We are now going into
the possibility of placing traffic
lights In Broad Street."
He said that they would be very
suitable for Broad Street amd
would assist In the control "'
traffic and pedestrians
"At present the traffic Consta-
ble on point duty has to attend
to the control of both traffic and
pedestrians who are apt to walk
into the path of traffic.
"This is noticeable especially at
the Canadian Bank of Commerce
corner where it is very difficult
for the point duly Constable to
direct traffic and pedestrians a!
the same time." he said.
The traffic light wdl be on the
same system as that used in
England The red light stops
vehicle* and the amber light in
the centre notifies them to pre-
pare to move on When a green
light comes en they enn move.
A Barbadiar. who visited Eng-
land told the Advocate: "I have
noticed that the traffic lights are
the only control of traffic and
IH'deslrians in London. When the
led light signals the car to stop,
this is an indication thsl the pe-
destrian can cross. As soon as
the pedestrian sees the green light
he immediately knows that he
has to wait until the red light
comes on again.
Only traffic control
Ad v few motorists in London
try 10 'break the law by running
through the red or amber light.
The hghu are the only control of
traffic and on many occasions IM
policemen are in sight."
He felt lhal if the Barbadian
motorists would uso the same dis-
cretion and honesty as the English
motorists, the traffic lights' system
would be a success here.
The cost of the traffic lights
U very high. It is expected tu
start the system in Broad Street
but if funds are available it will
be extended to olher City streets
W.LLS ADMITTED
TO PROBATE
The Holt The Chief Justl..' Sir
Allan Colly mure yesterday admit-
ted Ihe following wills to probate
Margaret Trotman Boycc, Christ
Church. Frederick Adolphua Ca-
rew. St. Michael. William Henrj
Payne. St. Michael. Harriet 1-uuise
Franccaca Odle. St. Michael.
Olivia Theodora Brcwster, Si
Michael. Joseph Devonian. St
Georsit., Helen Sealy. St George.
Moses Nathaniel Crichlow St
Michael and Claudius Augustus
Thompson. St James
Alcoa Pennant Here
The S S Atcoa Pennant arriv-
ed here yeslerduy with flour, to-
bacco, cornmcal, pickled pork and
other Reneral cargo. IU last slop
was at St. Lucia. The I'ennsnt.
which is commanded by Captain
Dunlop, Is consigned to Messrs.
DaCosta & Co.. Ltd.
Also arriving yesterday was the
Schooner Everdeno which brought
llrewood and charcoals I
British Guiana.
Grenada Girls
Leave Monday
The Grenada netball players
who have (wen playing a series of
nelball matches ugainst various
saanu In the island will leave for
Grenada on Mondaj bj the 10 2D
plane.
Twelve came- 10 regular play-
one Ktra and their manage!
The players arrived here oa
July 25 and since then were hav-
ing a busy programme
On July 27 they attended a local
talent show at th< Globe Theatre
and the following day cti-fented
the Island at netball.
rpey mnj llU j picnic and sight-
seeing tour laat Sunday and were
entertained the following night by
Ihe Empire Club
There will he a farewell party
at "Iasledale" Worthing, by the
Hover- ciub UMBornra
ONLY ONE SOAP GIVES YOUR SKIN
THIS 1XCITING FRAGRANCE
Your skin will bo coaler, swaeter...
' desirobly dainty from hood-to-tee
' Iff you botho with fragrant
Cashmere Bouejuet Beauty Soap
PIRIUWIO BUUTY SOAP
Why not be More comfortable f
.. ..
i. trail
nary,
nip I,
ntt springs of stall .., ,,r
weal it our.
DiMiit.j-r.. ha i lenj ir
i n tad Kttea
seals- m fjct wherever supreme comfort
us ptxofjty ll M p*i -,01c fbr
Tag Day Yesterday
The Uarbados Nurses Asaocia-
-i .it lield tbafa annual Tag Day
... '.>.: '. i'<-.j!li- walking in Ihe
streets yesterday were asked
"Will you have a tag?" by some
of the nurses who were carrying
around with them small tins
marked B.N A
Miss E. Gibson, Secretary of
the Association told trTe Advocait
yesterday that about I SO girl:
were on tho jnh distributing ihi
tags lo people. There waa m
flJMd price for a tag and those
who took one put what the?'
could afford into the tin
Girls were also -ent to the
parishes of St. Thomas, St. Jame*
and Christ Church wilh ihe
tags. II is hoped that on Hi.
nest Tag Day represent..:
(* sent to all the parishes in -he
island.
About H.Oui tags were dis-
tributed to the girK The roj^OtsM
l;iil venr was good
^iri. Duniuptlli
nplcfel) odours)
Ouing tu
hot cUmatcs.
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Cap* SMbr |. S\ Lucia. Ait'i
StlfKHiM Ownrn Ao>4atMi>
Brtvounac l*d> Nochwn. 41 lor* Cspt
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H S TVs. 4.SS0 lont Ca'pl Mafdi.M
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Chvqun an
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R-....N-I Dtall. SI M'. pi
Siarht nraft. 61 10' i>r
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Famous British -Buill
MINOR
scores new success
Rat
, pfj
family loon ,i sinal
vsrv big way witii at i
ilon tor four adult-*
i itilti,'. twav In jiurk. .n
in .it,..
WIBf. VIII AND fINUlt LIGHT
ftriihtNu i.odth.
T7AME1. lu conquer?I tens ol
^ i.wui.aoa ot kuu|th%. For
Bail i bat batn iccomincodcd
r.- 11 : Nuriet. Hospitsl
and Ssoatori,' evenwhere. The
ii-j a .' Simply itm. If con-
H r.. -olnbli s>tO-tcoHc --
PtttCftd in the l-amel labor-
alorici anil ihis ingrcdirm
i vour bloodstream and
stta li the (rouble at its rtx.it.
That u whv I.iiu'l is Miclfi-vtiM-
and why ir acts ->o quickly and so
thoroughlv l-'rom ihchmuotc
I-amcl tasci the inlUmcd biun
- hi-il rassdjiirs anJ huilJ* up
>our |Hirr* ol' rcM'tanit flUl
it is dntroyiiu; the germ* which
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Ihe moment you Mnpevt 'flu,or
catch .i cough or cold, tal
Famcl Syrup and you will lu\ -
started on flic rojd to recovery
Alwiys keep a bottle in the noun.
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BARBADOS ADVOCATE
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Saturday, August l. INI
i on i I id I and Inifieation
SATtRDAV AUGUST 4, 1951
Scatarll i oiilrol
tntiofl i,n iha
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hour s-:
11 has I thai Fl/Ll.
W. K 1! ,1 a Harbudian
. appointed i
I a iU ji'in the

[ormei Actii Ad-
jutant o Lmenl and who
i1 of tha
i Seawall after
i ontrol in Ti InidaoV
tefl up io three and it
ition ' provide
another Control Officer wheat galaxy will
be provided by resolution unul the oaxl
financial year is ended and the sum can lie
voted m the Eat
For some time now the public has been
clamourinj (pj on of other air-
SeaweU Airport It was disclosed
that ;ippliear hnd been made by French
and Vet i bat the ultimate
decision rested with the BrirJah Govern
men! Hut events have proved that even
if such pernuarloii had been granted .it the
time the applications were tiled, it would
have be* le to cater t<> their
I i eauac oi wk ihoi tag* ol
The appointment ol the first Control
.. I f way towarda bring
in? the staff Up U) the required sfandurd. If
the airport is to render a 24 hour aarvice
.. that there should be a staff
to allow the requisite num-
ber of ihiftj
When the requirementa of the job are
citnsici n demands which its
ii energy and
ition, anil further thai the lives of
an and the safety of aircraft coat-
ing millions oi dollars will be dependent
upon itn nd ikUl officer II i-. clear thai long itretchea of duty
i a conducive to efficiency.
The critli the I lovei nmenl
I i i ndltiom .ii Seawall
have beei mat I so frequent thai it
is fjond to find thai Improvementa are
being Fl '.. new lire fighting
equipment and some additional stair were
supplied. The remaining need of ureutest
import.iM I i rminal buildup
which can accernmodata the trafflo which
will be attracted when thane other amen-
ities and re supplied at Seawell.
TIW IiiuV\
in repori pul i rday the
nitteo among other
things pointed oul that the index which
iWed from the early years ol
the war was Incorrect The adjustment
has now bean mad* and the figure ehangad
from '2H:> to 272,
it is true, as the upon sfaowi by infer-
ence that par! on for the differ-
ence in ird of liv-
i .. i Is i family
: raised, but it is also true that the
consunt] I .is hern raised Al the
the compilation of the original
Bgures the Index was publicly challenged
tor the simple ran on
that it did not include rent
it i.s singularly unfortunate that this
should I : i: ive been in-
correct and thai no attempl was made
years to revise it
- was the basis
81 ch salary increases and profit mar-

* the new inveel
athod ol finding
i seta of the
various cl Lngi i I average
lliea,

pped around by the

Mad the plain m-i.i
to suppose that there must bjf
' something indecent about lu
'..;ik the only thing
do In this intcncni
al aV hminninfc- with

Hi hen ring them

ihej i laid asore
. Itii n :hn uj-on
i * Uompotmon' in the
: in i laasl
ke, depends upoa Hi.
n mere* regulated
thw.iy, nothing
primitive
.
i whtcn
loeldes the ownershu of land, it
iheorj only within i
vorh ol lav
f. of me i who all Ind
and expect to live by a*
thei onuaod ties, they will
obviously all try to get a$ much
f other i exchange
i'i &W ''."Ii will be
Demand* iy the
fact Hint I etltoi may ask
Un Itsnon only artsas
m prodaaari ot the com-
modity in queatlan between ihem
can produce nrnra or th< i
ti it profit,
oi nl any rate without loss. The
hot* system only ..rks where
than in- law-court* ,ind police-
maa to enforce aontraets Ami si
i ot prtrotrJva bar-
: i o ba -i more ot h
which is legal tender
There are ull kinds of elaborate
i. ictioiLs ot methods of
a ou must not asaasei-
nate your leading competitor; this
fotl "f CompeUWMI is the prcro-
gafdva >f tin Mate. You are
allowed to tell the public how
good your product is, but you
Dot tell them how bad the
I.S I-
All s,irls o! wonderful things
ware thought to result from 'free'
competition, II was thought that,
Bn price, the better com-
modity would net the larger sales,
i'i it was thought that any nu-
provemeni In methods of produc-
tion Would suable the man who
made the improvement to under-
sell bis competitors. Thus eom-
pattUoa would result in Improving
quality and cheapening methods
of production. There may possibly
bave basa some small element of
truth in this theory 150 years ago
in the cotton tiade Certainly the
production of wane-earners was
cheapened to the utmost, and so
was the production of raw cotton
by means of plantation slavery
The system worked admirably,
""pi tor the SOttOfl operatives
and the plantation slaves; hut they
did not write the aCOBQaUC text-
books.
Hut gradually things ceased to
work out as the classical econo-
mist a had supposed, though it
prUB .i long lima before economists
aouoad this. Mara had foretold
tli..t (tm I'.iiipctilion among
ipli .lit. would aatue la nn?twpn-
ly. and this was found to iw true
wiiiii Roekefelhlr scqulred :i
virtual rnonopob of oil. The devo-
tees of free u>polltion were
Shocked and ..... in. monopoly. Hut it is difficult to
.mi-el people t,> iiht when they
would rather not, sad anii-tm>i
legislation In America, after a
umber of imini.....
and inefTcciu.it lulti saaloat
rnonopolka scored only our victory
Eugene V. IJebs. the labour
agitator was sent to prison. This
not quite what had bean
Uatendad by those who agitated for
R RtKIKAM) Rl'SMBLL,
ll>..llrl|a|.b(d rilll>apfcrl
>uld only be Ml ripht bj
aslng the idle pl.uit to worK
o.d', aaafaL Hut everybody felt that to
i BmU m i* do so was to risk almost certain
i producers, ''u.;,.-*,''^!^ "^"r^ 2
Th.. Rrtaai (........ ..." ,.,-v. .,: ^>*"Ci" economics there was no
OlUUOn. housavett saved the Sit-
uation by bold and heretical
action. He -pent billions of pul.lt
wish to '
lotor-ca A', in,, ihi ;
Ml .. governmental matter to
Whitehall and
Waahlratlon Whitehall tui. "^ igepubh.
i now much in the way f "' ''*' '
.-w materials can I* al' lia manufactun- ol motorcars, ,r> *"" '' <" d. f... -,
nd Washmaton I ... : prinripfj woch Ronaevelt
how much IrrlUUon la : ln^ f"*** '^a! "'
less harmful Io the United States principal which Is no\.'
than the bonkrup' y of Lie Brltlsn needed In International affair
Government H the ilrilKh were Altlu-ugn it U paradoxical, it
BSful in the ex|K>rt of n*w ""' f*ct that th-
cars, the American Govemme.it evoid povarty is to spen.
would raise the tariff, If they were Thi*. .if couine, doas not apply n
too unsuccossful. it might conct n imcn Which atone have
.,niy Maasat knverinj the uu-rfl th prlvOaas of not paying iheii
Modern n. inlqui tu ricatu have a greu.
made eonpetrllOn far less impor- dMh*e to oil their goods abroad
lant than it used to be, and has l.m they cannot do so unlens for-
made different industries and eign nations ei afford to buy. '
different parts of the world lar do not wish to say anything tha
more interdependent than they may sound ungenerous about Mar-
formerlv were. The emphasis shall Aid. hut I shall only he re-
upon competition has led many pealing what lb American advo -
people to pappose thai whatevir cates have urged, when I say thit
is disadvantageous to A must be it genres the interests of Amen. :
dvantaasoui to B This eansa >' h well as those of EuroiH-. t
thinking that competition Is a do not mean only, what undoubt
Mrs fundamental and more edly is true, that it has I
frequent economic relation than spread of communism In wester>.
co-operation But Mich a view i< Europe; I mean that aetuallv
>f date, end where Amenci is better off financlull>
it persists It is very harmful. owing to spending money on reviv-
Economic co-operation haa two in^ Europe. Truman's Point Fom
main forms; one is exchange, and which was to have revived coun-
the other ll the fitting together of ,ries out,ide Europe by similai
different alages in the production methods, has unfortunately no
of one commodity. As for the first, bre,, understood by Cong,
it should be fairly easy to under- has been very inadequately im-
stand that if you ruin your cus- plemented. It is to be hoped lha:
tomcr. he will not buy as much further experience will lea.
from you as he did when he was America to tee its wisdom,
prosperous. I have spoken of the wasteful-
The other modern form of co- llM!i uf ,nriU5lrj,| p|ant \ying ,,||f
operation, namely that between hut u^ enforced idleness ol
ditferent stages in the production humm beings is even worse. Idh
of i given commodity is more in- plant and Idle human beings are
terestmg and more complex ir its alike useless, but the idle humai
workings. Modern industrial tech- beings also suffer. The older ecO-
niquo requires a great deal of very n0mic theory was quite unable ti
expensive ftxeii copitnl which is aea| wllh the problem of unm
onlj capable uf .. it.tin uses. If ploymei.t. Trade cvcles were re-
the flinxiied produet which it is gnrded as a law of nature. W(
intended for, is no longer in de- now Know> howcvei, that they en
mand. this Oxed capital becomes be controlled. We owe this know-
useleta, and all the labour that has i^gp chiefly to Keynes. The broait
gOne tiito producing it does noth-
ing to increase the amount of con-
sumable commodities.
NOBODY'S
DIARY
been kind to us so far
crops are in lovely
principle is that govei
must spend and encourage spend-
ing when private people hat
inclined to save, and must en-
couragi saving or compel it bj
nie;n, ( taxation when private
people feel inclined to spend.
There is a general conclusion to
he drawn from modern economic
development, and that is that
ch la
Competition within s country
belongs to an early stage of In-
developeaent, in all the
more important Industrie, the
tendency towards virtus! awnepeTj
Ubto, and then
moment when either the indun-
< over the stole, or thaj
'.it,- takes over the indiujtrie*.
Thi fbrmei course is favoured by
devotees of the
paat who bnagins thai they ara
therabj sarvina the to.i >r bee
e.>mpetltlon. Hut the other course
ll the one which is increasingly
being adopted in praiti even
where in theoi ) it is being avoided.
Consequently, nxnpctillon in the
modern world U between nations.
Modern methoos of mass pro-
duction require an immense
amount of labour before they
yield any return whatever in the
way of finished products; but
when they begin to yield a
return, the return is very large.
If In the meantime, circumstances nation which desires to prosper.
hive changed so that the product must wk rather co-operation
is no longer required, the elabor- than competition with other
ale work of preparation is wasted. BaMona The world is economi-
Consider the sort of thing that .ally unified in a way in which it
happened at the beginning of the neve, was at any earlier period
great depression. Everybody had And von in terms of hard cash.
felt rich and had expected to be U is wldom profitable nownday
able to buy all sorts of expensive f<>r me nation to rum anolhcr.
things. Preparations were made Nay. more, if another nation is
hi produehU all these expensive ruined, it is almost always proflt-
tlungs. iiul then ii turned out that :ble for a nation whieh can afford
thi preparations had been exec it to helu the ruined nation on
sive. The men who had made UK roml to recovery This is be-
pmiar.itions foi on. -.on of ..in.- t.ie. broadly speaking, nations
modify could not sell their pro- re more Important to each other
duels, and therefore could not buv M customers than as competitors,
i Ot commodity, and and also DSCflUM uii-mpluyment
so the makers of the Other sort of i> a waste of which the disadvan-
commoditv could not buv yet a t-'g*'s 'ire felt, not only In the
third son. and -> the depression nation In which the unemploy-
i... i Vast sraounta of preeara- atanl sxjsta, but m varying de-
tuti for the pradUCUon "f COm- Pass throughout the world.
uddenly raaarne uselsss Although c- ngress finds this a
The men who should have been UMIa hard lo unt.tn,l. DUUIJ
U work were unemployed, and In psople la international organis-
Iheir turn could spend much less alions now reulise this. A start in
than had been expected And to UM direction of a world where
i been expected to Le UM economic c->-operation replaces
means of producing wealth be- competition has already been
cine suddenly useless, and every- made not onlv in the Marshall Plan
body was poor. *nd the Organisation f"" European
., i mat ion. everybody's Economic Co-operation, but also
spparenl private Interest i> dta- m use Colombo Pisa.
iiictin.iK opposed le the pubuc Tnto doctrine, which Is promul-
Thr banks which have gated by hard-headed economists
lent money are afraid that their lot < .asons, encount-
debtors will go bankrupt and ers obstacles that are psychologi-
tramrore call in loans left and eally derived from the fetish o(
right, thereby causing the bank- competition, and inherited with
ruptcy thai thej fear Dread of far too little change from our aav-
dlsastei makei everybod] id In -'ge ancestors who knocked each
Ihe very wny thnt "increases the other on the head with clubs If
..... Psychologically the situ- the modern economic system is to
ation is anslagoui to that of people work, we have to learn a less pug-
trampled lo death when there is naclous and more co-operntive
a panic in theatre caused by outlook than that which tradition
cry of lire'. In UM rituatlon that has made familiar.
existed In the great iteprBSSlOH. Thr Listener. June 14. 1951.
First Atom IH'feiirc Fortress
STCKKilOI.M.
Burrowing 100ft. down in the
aranlta below the Swedish capital
are ('lasting out the
lefeno beadquartera
dcmlaned i" ii cornpasteli praal
atom bombs.
The existence of these fantastic
Bood*Ut caverns, weiere heunated
en work day and night, was
until I inspected thein
flik%vii On I
Three-storey concrete buildings
era lo be imt u thass offshoots,
They wjll house a i.,dar II anU-alrcran control, telenhonc
exchanges and map rooms.
Th.- caverns wul bave their
own eleetrk power, a special
ventilation .system will kerp out
radio-active du*l and poison gas.
rh. rough-hewa entrance Thev Said
Into a 30ft.-wlde dummy Stockholm people, who ,- the
leaned to abMh i,, tunnel mouthP Ix-hind a lauih
m% iHimb which uiiashes pine hoarding in Sodar Marlar-
strand. were told IT was an
the underground
m whlcE yellow bull-
the
The main tunnel curves to the extension
left, and then give* off side train system
The credentials of mv snide
losers and giant green grabs are llerr (lorta Smltt. SwedenV io,
civil defence engineer
learlti
a..
amited rock.
carefully chocked before we were
allowed to enter the tunnel.
Hut after our visit the defence
chiefs decided that the project
i*. too far advanced to be con-
cealed any longer.
Work 00 a lllS-ft. deep lunnel-
shettar, to hold 12.000. is being
Started In Stockholm this week
It will serve aa a garage for 300
cam in peacetime. Parking fees
will help to pay building costs.
Thirty-six mere granite bel-
ters, which will serve as garages.
hotels or gymnasiums are
scheduled to be built'soon.
More than 4iK^ooo Swedes havi
been trained in civil defence
under a compulsory scheme.
The bnitdiiio of atom-proof
shelters has been oircn high
priofifp in Stccden fn Britain Ii
i si hi es 'hcii'iii.
SI'N'lAVThe weather h
this yeir and I
aough St. George,
B) PhlUp SBd Bl Mai's today. I could not be
i ^k with UM different shades of green,
iriteat and mosi lua
led whip a ti. id
canes appeared to ha., been Brven an extra
dose of artitlcl il manure. While the
was all to be desired the food crops were scant,
ae to n-iv tn i greater extent on feadlni
ourselves it will be necessary to bring a greater
JI under food crops.
On my homeward iourney about 9 p.m. th.-
only flaw in an otherwise perfect evening WS
provided by the Highways & Tr insport Depart-
ment. It had been raining and some invisibl
stop studs ai the junction of a road leadin
from Massiah Street -the only street with
name in those parts even though it is not dis-
playedand a road leading to Ashfnrd. neirl.
ended my life. Stop studs that cannot be seen
are a greater menace than no studs. The driver
of the oncoming vehicle on the main road wh i
knew the country like the back of his hand
expected me to slop. Surely the Highways A
Trjnsport Department can remedv this state
of affairs
*
MONDAYI have often read about Hie hazards of
running the gauntlet but today was my first
.xpertence. I used Busby's Alary as a short cut !
only to be met with a barrage of women's
tongues. "1 thought you was a different sort ol
gentleman", howled Hie first Madame, "but
you ain't no gentleman at all. you want we to
go down Temple Yard, a place wha BhVl til (Ol
Pig*"
Number two Madame wanted to know whv
anyone should think that poor huckstersflesh
and blood as wonah--could exist amongst the
obnoxious smells in Temple Yard; and number
three Madame said that the hucksters' eardrum-*
would be burst by the noise from the cooperage
in Temple Yard and that only a person lower
Ulan savage would suggest that 'humans-
should be sent to lhat spot.
ll was difficult lo understand why they all
wanted to stay in Busby's Alleya illthv lam
bounded by dirty gutters where lettuce is
exposed to all the germs that a bacteriologist
has ever dreamt of. While in these salubrious
surroundlntts I did discover some of the causes
lor the astronomical prices ot vegetables. 1
was told, on good authority, that the vegeta-
bles pass through these hands before getting
to the consumer. Someone comes from the
country with produce. He sells It to someone
in Busby's Alley who then sells it to the
bueksti

Tl'ESDAV There must be something in the
U.S A atmosphere that makes one forget.
This is the only explanation for the strange
letters that I get from time lo time from Bar-
badians domiciled In the U.S.A. Only to-day
such a Idler arrived from a Barbadian laud-
ing the opportunities open to coloured West
Indians in the States. 1 have seen for myself
and I know that Ihe opportunities in the West
Indies arc hundredfold in comparison with
those in the U.S.A. where the colour line is
rigidly enforced. And even in Kea sort
when- then is a lUghl relaxation the coloured
man has not yet begun to enjoy freedom as
Bra know It tn Barbados.
But my visit was fleeting so I prefer to give
I factual report of one who has lived there to*
many years and has had the opportunity to
investigate the matter thoroughly.
Mr. Don Iddon. the American Correspondent
of the 1.undon Diily Mall, in his American
Diary has this to say about the living condi-
tions of the coloured population of New York:
'it is generally sceentad that lha Negro in
New York is treated with peater lenience and
tolerance than in any other section of the coun-
try. If this is so. then It Is a bitter commen-
tary on their status elsewhere.
For here in Manhattan they are hewers of
wood and the drawers of water, the shoeshine
boys ami floor scrublK'is, the liftmen and the
hash slingcrs. the hag-c irrlers. porters and
servants, the door openers and weight-lifters.
Their job. with a few startling axeeptlou
like the athlete Joe Louis and the dance band
I- th r Cab Calloway, is that of B menial. And
at night when the white peoples' shoes have
been shlned. their dishes washed and theii
floors polished, the coloured man retires to
Harlem. B tifibtly packed tenement of 500.000
people his specially alluted living qunrters.
the Black Ghetto."
Why do these American Negroes and expntri-
tired West Indians attempt to pain",
the picture in the West Indies so black when
they know that they are deliberately lying.

WEDNESDAYThe Increaasd cost of living is
aliei natively blamed on the Government ot
the big merchant but no one seems to realise
that the small man Is equally responsible.
Coconuts were sold a few weeks ago ot 8c-
apiece, today I saw them sold nt 10c. apiece.
The vendor had paid 4c. apiece off the tree
B few weeks back and he is still paying the
Dl m e BO is now netlm* a profit or 1509
but no one holds up his hands in horror. Imag-
ine pandemonium that would be let loose if
big merchant made that percentage of prod*.
The breadfruit vendors have nothing to leam
from the coconut vendors.
TIlt'RSDAYA more accurate method of arriving
at the cost of living Index is being devised, but
there is no suggestion put forward that will
prevent prices sky-rocketing. Nor are we an\
nearer to finding the V14000 lost.

FRII)AV--To.dy Is an cxlr. busy da,. Befor.-
mid-day to-morrow lirsl hand answers must b-'
nsrcivm stralht from the horse's mouth. I.
(tod cheeks really as hot as painted or are
Teddy, friends ll itiermii him? Are Brlihl
Llehts batteries hilly charted? Is Best Wlshe
as depressed as she looks or is she staging an
art Favourable answers to then question-
might make all the dinerenec, between succes,
or failure at the Races to-morrow.
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two laajor
Bra) ol

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The Idea Of W.I. History
L,tna wan Indian
tnd thus f North
it was interesting
~. wish .nut British style
I >n the whole the
tha WrM Indies
better I'l.mncd than Ihe
1 hand lha
Barbados
..th Jamini. i i iraual i in
Puerto iti.ii Spanisn
' lly urb.m
tl ' country house wn
i important influence in
history.
Plantation
Ins I lbs sur.ii
anansls > hanged the
\v. i fndJ
r or the I
Mm Wasl

A, -
their C.ov.-:
ihe Stuart Kings. The

v health).
few people were outstandingly
"c.ilihv while it ua> possible for
UM) indentured tenant to make
good. Sugar had changed the
situation; it required plenty of
land, it nms not in, those days
possible |o organi*4) ii the
pattern "t cararal larga ractorlas,
anil it required hard lalxiur which
had tn bo. carried Hit rapidly. Al-
though oiivor CroMwan and
Judge Jeffreys both sent i>olltical
prisoners to the West in.tics. ihe
' hi, face against the
wholesale kidnapping which was
ihen proceeding The ,-heapest and
cosiest form of finding labour for
tlM plantations however was by

i to a state of
which the whi'.e |-.puh,;i,m
steadily dlmlntsbi
nd control by attorneys
lvalue DOnunOO
among the
pendence i>i\ K.i
furniture
tiiiincd b) inipivleil English
i t-iIImiu'ii. The prosperity of the
i-i.iii.i- now depended entirely on
the price of sugar. War* sent the
price of sugar up, but also inv
creased the cost of freight insur-
ance which M.mclinie- offset the
i ise of prices The capture of other
Island! in ihe XVIII century wars
wnt the sugar price down, and
this explains why. thanks to the
influence of the West bMttS
IntSrOSl IsUin.ts c.iptircl f.t.m |li>
French were often handed bac
at the close of wars. The colonlsK
disliked sending men
on expeditions against oths
i .l.ni -
Emancipaiion
Emancipation came in a clash
. hn'h if'.c
A i' defeated
certain
economic
'ition. but
the hum..
i Mil and genuine.
Professor Parry considered lhat
emancipation wa* not SO serious
a blow to the plantations as has
sometimes been contended; or at
least that the plantation economy
need not have suffered so greatly
If the planters had mads lai
attempt to use wage-labour. Slave
labour towards the end of tho
XVI11 century had become In-
creasingly expensive and ineffi-
cient The real cause of declining
prosperity was the fall in the
C| of sugar England was
nnlng to prosper through Free
Trade, but the abolition of sugar
duties and of imperial preference
in 1848 and 1R4P were heavy blows
to the sugar planters. The XIX
century saw their ruin: it was the
end of a society. Speaking r Nix
local Assemblies and the Colonial
Office. Professor Parry said he was
in agreement with the -
pressed by Judge J. W. R Cheneryi
In nnother lectur.
to Crown I incut had
probably been in ihe Inti
1 thai
rightly insisted In iflTti on
proatrvatiori of i'.
freedom. I July SI, 1951.
Our llraderaj Say :
Cmum Tssalirl
To the Editor. The ,ldroraie
SIR.1 hall be very gratefi I
if you would publinh this laHer,
ao that those who are In auihont
to see arler our street llghtlni
I It and lighten 55
long Barbarees Road.
After a pedestrian has passed
the light by Dr. R. H. King'^
"huh nOaeUon it
very poor m ihe upper direction
of the road, one Is at the matey
of any Individual who maj K
lurking in the dark to do mis-
chief, until the other li?ht b)
Sprmgilelii comas into vtow.
1 ihould like to suggest that a
light t>e placed lust i
tree on the a
ol Imueiv Oppos ' :


3CPBCTAMT.


-\Tlltll\\ UI.IST 4, U51
---------------------------
ItARHAIiOS ADVOCATE
I'M.K FIVE
Increasing World Prices Cause Cost .
Of Living Rise
('All IMIIK AT HA(IS
Brewster Glls
Insical I lmalion
Scholarship
BARBADOS has boen faced for some month* with the
problta ol risin:; vorld prices The nsin>: c*wt ,f jfvinaj
in Hit Urriftd Kingdom, in Canada and the United Stated
hi Australia and in the other countries from whom Bar-
bados receives its import*;, has necessarily resulted In an
increase in the local cost of food and other"poods.
Each (Jnvernment is making its best endeavours to-
y-lve the problem, but most experts agree that it is most
Unlikely to be solved until world security conditions
Improve
The Government if Barbados i,v
direct subsidization costing over
Sl.uuu.uuo a year. b> the utiliza-
tion of certain siabllLtatiun (Uodi
and by price control, lias endeav-
"ui.-.i ui cushion the price in-
creases ot the more Important
(ocdstuiT*. but the pressure of in-
creasing world prices has caused
.mi Increase in the cost of livlni
and then- ;ir.- signs of flitl
eraaai
in partkular, m bave t,. faca
a considerable Increase In the
price of rice which wr import
from British Guiana, e.g.. the
present contract price of first
rice is SI0.80 per bfiit
Airport Officer
Appointerl
yu Winston Dtehener (Pony)
ilynain, a Barbadian, who is at
present resident in Vie United
Kingdom hu* been lateetad
Control Officer. Seawell Airport,
the Advocate 1.
t 'imfi ivn.c stei i.it
Before leaving England to
take up his appointment at Sea-
well Airport Mr. Hynam will un-
dergo a sin week, course in Air -.-
Tram. Control beginning in Sep- qualit'
This course will be im- it is unlikely that the new contract
followed hy an eight price will be lew than $1600 per
- bog. an increase of nearly W*l .
tember.
mediate!]
weeks attachment to a'large aer_
drome so that he rnav gain ex-
perience in Civil Aviation ,,,.
ccdure
Air Pore. In whEh'V .tt2K EK52* t pW-JWftJ. in
It* rank f Flight Ueuton.nl.
.^afnaW l^aaB eak^aeBBnaVr' ^*l
^^^^ a 1 aa* a%V 1 ^HKf-fjaf^j anaa! aP^^^^^aaaararr
*- J9MM aV "^a** ^^
th

iriu to the island b
nbermera lohool will i in.-
md with
i nyttcal Muca-
Complicated
THE BARBADOS AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION t car p.i
mem'>*r of the *ociation who are attending the B T C
Transportation to and from the Oranrt Stand will l.<
Csn.iiii Dry station wagon
Rite of the car park is the Barbados Regiment'* Barrack Bqii;
k boo* into fj
four day nu>
provided bjr I
leeting.
subsequently receiving the ;
of D F.C and It F M
Idg
B.A.A. Vt ill Arrange
Car Park AI Races
HOUSING PLANS
APPROVED
The Executi
iippiuvt-d the pla
live Housing Board for ...
lion of 50 houses to be built
the Bay and Pine Estates.
Afte
importers and distributors that
the specific profit margins allo
under price control are inadequato
to meet the increasing operating The Barbados: Automobile A
costs and to meet the claims of aoclation has arranged by mutual
their employees for higher wages agreement with the Barbad s
to meet the increasing cost of Regiment's Commanding Officer
living. that the Regiment! Barrack Bqui
The IVice Control Committee will be the ottdal mi park for
made certain recommendations members uf the Barbados Aulo-
mmittec has :n July. I95u. Subsequent .-vrnh mobile Association, dimt.
ubmitted by niade it clear that prices were Barbados Turf Club's four uav
AVIATION PLANS
ARE DISCUSSED
ruing Bod)
Suhool .
lion tii.M Mr Irewstei has bean
.. ;wo-.i ,,r
D*v< lopment and
Welfare
! ir.M,.,i Briu .iiion ceutw ..
Fngl.m.
from Mr. urew.tn let! thi island to
England in Septeint vi I'.i.Sn undM
sements to study
Education at lamghlint -
liege.
The H. t.
ft I ""1 told tlie Advocate.
.-. time his i.i. .
itiefactorj that the Co-
lenlal OCftce has awarded him thli
enable hbn to com-
plete the three |".....
Mi Brewetei |olned the itatl ol
I I .--I in ltM4 aflei
returning to the Island from
Dominica where he lereed to tin
IhinunUM Grammar Sehnol. On
bo hit* represantid
the school at cftckek
Th.- otlm Physical Mucatlonl
A Bniea St. John
who qualified at Ixmghbiiii.iiuh
1(147 He smi ,1,1.
1 Council ichalarshlp
When asked if there ....
fOI tWO I'd. I i
'
1 ister, said I
. i ..
the whole Island foi i
Physical Bducatton."

.4 f
t

of
V>
t&
8c
.1^
&
$&
OBTAINABLE AT
ALL LEADING DRY GOOD STORES
ising and Government indicated mid-summer mooting which opens
in March, 1951, that it was not today.
prepared to accept tho i
prollts of the Commission Me
WING COMMANDER L. A. Efiglegfleld, Direcioi Gen-
eral of Civil Aviation in the Caribbean area, has |v I i
lurncxl froni Trinidad where tic met the Hon. J. Aiodha-
singh, Minbrtei .it Worka ami Communioationa, and the
Director ol Civil Aviation and dlernaoiicl the beel rnetni r"u,
ol cnrryinn oul the recomingtidgtioni ol the [nternational
Civil Aviation Conference which waa held In Havana last
year.
Driver Fined
hires of potential tenants, tin;
Board recommended tho build-
ing of 14 two-roomed houses, 24
three-roomed houses and 12 four-
roomed house*, which will be
constructed of 6-in. limestone
blocks for external walls and
4-in. for internal partitions. Cor-
rugated asbestos sheets will be
u*ed as roofing.
station wagon
i,i i .niv.'i frea
.'hants
liopk'
the
vholesalcrs and the
of charge to usmsI in tranapbrUj
Referring to some of the air-
elds in the area, he sam v.
187,000 TONS OF SUGAR
PRODUCED THIS CROP
In his Bnal report on the sugar
cane reaping season, 1951. the
labour Commissioner has report-
ed that tlie reaping .season began
on 8th January and came to a
close on July 7th. Thirty-six fac-
tories wore engaged in the pro-
cessing of sugar and fancy mo-
members of the Association to .
from the Grand Stand.
That enquiry has now been Tri0 Association's PatrollM!
undertaken and the reeommen- Herbert will among other dutie
dations made by the Investigator "hw member* where to iwirk.
lor an Increase on some "fixed ____________
mark-up*' have been accepted
by the Government. The detail*
are hi preparation aiul when
rompieted the Controller of
Suprliet will be authorised to
effect the neeeaaary adjustment*
a* opportunity offer*.
to improve Vigie in St.
One of the supplemcnlar
recommendations made will b
adopted forthwith, viz.. to remove
the contr.il on the price of bags
which should give some immediate m
relief to retailers. Also, any ad- "
just meats possible within the M'[('
and the record crop of ap- present range of the equalization omi
pruximately 187.000 tons of sugar fund will bo effected Immediately,
and syrup whs prtKhircd. This is __, B
ppruximately 50.000 tons over MerCllUniH C.Uuill
Civil Service
Appoint men In
His Excellency tho G<
has approved of tho following ap-
polntTAanti ind branaferi of clerks
ni the Publa S.i
laicia by removing the miall hill
..t tne west,-m and which rernu
an Obstruction to an aircraft ap-
prOBching to i tad. Wt klaa want
10 extend the airstrip ;>t golden M
Itcck airfield in St. Kitts.
It is not. of course, possible to le
Worship Mr E A McLeo.
' Magistiate (>f Distn. t \
leiil.u ilno.1 Merman Jordlc
Hall lamd. St. Michael
17] to In- paid by seven laetal
meiits or three months* linprlsoo
menl with hard labOer Ittf dJ* -
ing the in >t.n |.. i M ni.> ,,,
ol s i cola t, t'.
uitluHit .ui .i|>pro|Hiate lueiis.-
-1 bin "ii tho m.-iuing of Au.
usl 2 about Lll o'clock grove
lecisfcw ol i*.>!tce Magunrale, th'' i""ry M iotr. adileh i;.>
S. H. Nurse who dismissed ** Caddie of lllndsl.urv It...,.
-ase Irelha (hand- Sl Michael lrf| parked uf>|M>*II
brought against r*red0lkll 2* Harbiidos Taxi Co.
A|l|M'iU .lml:-.i -
Confirm Division
M IMmri.
r Burkv,
.1.1 c..i ..
R Collynio
. D.p.llnin
.i Rod '
S<- irl
. (i II I
!< N H Oil!
the previous record.
Relations between employers
and workers slave been good. The ha
latter have worked with enthusi-
asm and harvested the biggest
crop In the history of Barbados,
taking on the average only two
to three weeks longer than for a
very much smaller crop.
Dnw -I'ubi
SEAMAN'S DEATH
INVESTIGATED
niwlt. K E Ford.
I i
Oenrr Offl
B Met). Huurll, F II 1-lt.rk
Uraylon. J A Millar 11
It is appreciated by Government Aj%"'Y^rS''H D WUs,
'laims of commission Blarhnuii. L, a. V Oav. i
Tchunts have not been recog- A H*". F
nised and that the claims of
wholesalers and retailers have not,
bean fully met, but it is hoped Ci
that it will be generally accepted D&ufe*
that Government has made a D T Dantri i'ii Maai'irair
ganulno itteropt to ftnd an cquit- d,j
able solution of the problem of U1
profit margins in relation to both i
tho distributor and the consumer. |
iBUl decision in either
Until the cost of the projects pre
I tin tins, detailed
UI veyi will be necessary ami it *
''l>^ 'hat these will t-e ui i t the \- ; "('o..t t ",'.| -r Mrs. Chase's b
ernor gfaOrtJa A|>|*..l. Mr J W Chenerv
"It is anUCIpatedi that the MW tnd Mr H A. Vaughn. further line of 114-10 w.
survey party will carry out a chandler** ease waathai bawaa ,m'*'M*'1 l,n Jrdun br drlvmg
detailed examination of Pallis.i- holding th<- rope i her COW uhe i ""' '"Try w"h fSSJSV^JR i 'ir;"" ,"-l"*', er on the ropo 1""^"', t""",,k! '" p"
certain ir a third runway, pro- alony the ground n* wl" 'l"v*' '" oiiderg,i one.
ftlcient h-ngth for all v i. \\ A.t., i. who appeared m'm,h'" imprUonmont with bar.
aircraft, can be con- f, Oront, dl to the frd* !' ..... ,a, t
ttenUon that who,, <| .,. ,,.- i "1" < nstubles 302 Hiathwar><
und 39 Marshall carried oul in-
MUgatloOg which tlnally led to
n is|.,i. t table uf Sl*'' "nl it ran into the verau-
St. Luey, accusing him dah of the house of Mis i,.r.
of milicting liodily harm on her. <'hae and also knocked down n
yesterday confirmed by the uard wail on the oelte sld.
Audit
Idlng
\ 11- i.
-tun '. i
Off lo Miami ten lad the doctor, she tld him
On Sunday, Commander Egaje*. u- g*a cow dragged bee.
J K
A H.
fleld will be proceedirig "to M*iaml Mr J E T "m"Vii"I. k'. "i"' i, ,.i. -'""fan's arrest. Mr McI'xhxI
lo attend the bi-annual meeting rented CnandJei tie >li.l not .M. -r"'l"> "You did a very mth
if aeronautical igenclei In the peai to, net t.....i Lho beginnnu u""11 t"l<, vu" coul', nuv*' h"
Caribbean aiea u ti-reHed i i of tin i ., i
J .
TnwtM'a OIRrr
DaM ......'
MItiasj -
Tl i.i ma- l>l..-.- Maai-itala'i Couit.

inn im..TiH> Ta unu*
A Kim IducaUOII DrwHiiim1
fc I'altl* UlM.r (IITi^f
DSC Km* Kr.ist.arv nfllrc
D W Phillip* llr!-trar -. Offl.
B i'lullii" Sa.iin- Bank
K > I
W Wah-r.o I H |
S Department
A Oonjrawn I......)
IK WSIIH.
i*wn f *.>nn.nnt v_ u- .*.,. *8 rogards future policy. Gov-
, iii too.-, w.ll. ,n s'onMderat on to the erteetlve use
South Africa who. at the request of the, "ubf,d,?fl^n v,u,le' to, ]}"'
of the Covernmcnt of Barbados P" -;' and future position of the
through the Secretary ..f Stale eQUallMtlOB funds, to the inct-
for the Colonies and His Ma- denee of "import taxation in re-
jetty's High Commissioner in '"*"> to essential funds and to
Capetown, are advising regard- lrtcal production of foodstuffs,
ing the procedure to be adopted Proposals continue to be made
m the interest of the relatives of to Government for the de-control
Milton King. of certain commodities. This op-
Details are being collected by porlunilv is taken to reaffirm tho awaWwAi
lho King's Solicitor with a view policy of Government thai It is not
lodging a formal claim for prepared lo remove price eon- ^
>- trols until it is reasonal ",t:. onic. mm i-i Aueast, isfli
ulh that the result would not be an n N ii.-iw oade CM
bicreaai la the prteej of earentUI ;'. ,'; k '^J-1*1" ".....
commodities. Subject to this pre- f- A' mils la r.radr riet^ Car-
requisite, the schedules of con- rrncv Drpnn inea Bank,
trolled items will bo examined "
itJoi
compensation against tho Go
menl of the Union of So
Africa.
.. Miirrla LonS Clladr Clerk. P.-lt>
I' i I ...
bisio.i ". ini it 4m
'i Itorrh i .. 0
.iblir Ti-i-Tr- i Oflka la Pifl
Court, from 1-t Au,..-t. IHI.
tc gmlui Loos On
t-. Publir Traatw'i
> ... 1091.
n. .i I..... i
Maal.irair-' Court D I I I
a< ron luUcal TV 11 iui i I
nd n.ivi.' it v.. frhlch will
be held by International Aeradli
(Caribbean) Ltd.
At this meeting, there will i><
Ini i'.b |.iiin ulai rent
i.. the conl entat*,
. I 1.1 A i I
ards and practices as they apply
to erooautlcal tek corni al!
tions and navigalionul aids.
ll is expected that the activi-
ty nf !'*
since it I i a ai Inn
n i little ovet i yi ii m
ooi bo reviewed. ,
if. .i.i that wherever prw il-
from airlines in
tho area which are iHtng the
radlttlei afforded by the company
will be examined at v meeting,
with a view to Improving the
- :!,. || | -i the -i i vii-f provid.'il
control wherever possible.
Due For Course
In Co-operatives
Mr. C. A. E. Becklcs. Senior
Peasant Agricultural Instructor,
has been selected to attend p rW WT gVafarlaulBi \V ill
course in Co-operatives in Ja- UI* W. iVaVlSt r III
maica. sponsored by the Extra-
Mural Department of the Uni-
versity College of the West Indie-
in collaboration with the Jamaica
C)-operative Development Coun-
cil. The Course will last from
August 6th to 16th.
*.h,-
;. n
. Tier* Cur-
I..na Oradi
..ll< Maautrale.' Court
i ih- Ai.pc.ii. (r..r miii October, ira
C Evelyn Lon Grade Clerk. Ilaibuor
~Slppin Maatera Oftlc*. to Pott
III Auauil. ISM
M H Walkr. Temporary Clerk.
Department of Mertical aatvkpaa, W PoUM
Mll>ate>' OMlta, ni.tr.rt A", from
l.t Aulmt. IMI.
O K Clarke- Temporary I I
lie Truttee'i Ofnee. In tlie !" Dffbl
C..UM. (mm I.i Attaint IHI
Mr. Philip Hewilt-Mvring, Pab- X 1 Howard Temporarr Ckrk.
lie BelaUons Adviser to Colonial p"
l>evelopment and Welfare, will
Not Come By
"Golfito"
oet i
t Ragta
DIED SUDDENLY
ra( d r. ,< lb
f, IK1.
II...... Ttrnpn
Spa
Aaeu 1. ISM
not be aniviiiK In the Elders and
Fyffcs SS Golfito when It reaches
Barbados today as was originally
Edfth Sobers of Deacon's Road planned.
St. Michael died suddenly at her Due to illne. he did nut tall
residence yesterday about 2.30 on the vessel when It left Eng-
a.m. Her body wag later removed land last month.
to Burton's Funeral Parlour, Mr. Hewitt-Myring went op *... NotlAcaUong of
Pinfold Street where a eaat mar- the United Kingdom to attend a sea-.es for the moi.!"- of July are
leas examination was performed Conference of Public Relations a* follows:Enteric Fever 2;
by Dr. A. S. Cato, Officers in London. tuberculosis 4.
Down For Sessions
For Larceny
Cleveland JonOg a |ainler ol
i mmluetl
lo the next silting ol the COUI
>4 Grand Soaslom by Hk Wor-
ship Mi II. A Talma PoUc
MagMrate ol DUtriei A" p
"A| day whciL the laeliimiary hear-
ing in the caag lo "inch he is
r h rgsd ^ it ii larcenj of aias
l-elonging U. Slanlev Belly OnM
concluded.
Th been cororntttad on June 2.
Mr. J. S. B. Dea
behalf of Jones in the prelimin-
ary hearing, while Bgl E. King
conducted tho ease fior ,n*
i atlon
DR. WASE-BAILEY DIES
6 I.D'
New* has been received that
l N V Wasc-litulry. wh..
wa Chlet lladkai Cancer in this
.ml from May 193H to I N I
InfeeUoua !>i- '*** "ad who retired fmni the
Colonial Service in Juiuary. IBaO
dieii on July 1th. 1051.
teetgageweasM
SgJ
SAVE
with the I IIH.I SO.\ Wheel Tractor
WORLD'S MOST COPIED TRACTOR
heth.i
thai c.i
man. hi
that tit
It.
held ll
tnd tol
Chandlei told U
lira 'i .iiniv a watch-
.1 held In i .
tit wort going i..
hot nu bai >
Omni then hold the cow
I] fiol I" let ,
people living In the
.-hen the collision ih.k place."
i ie tlached hi the Cen
i i i'..ii.. Station pi--
be Mice from uiformatlon n
olved>
DECREE ABSOLUTE
taken it --it h<
e said it,,, iion the Chlel Juatlea Bl
Ulan Collymore, Kt. pronounci
* -1 i olute n> the Court foi
ow to the Police Diw rce and Mabimonl .
iiation. Thai . had been caught la the ease ,.t < > \h- c Ce
Mr. Knii-hl's land 'Hilary liuttou. Petitioner, V. A. <
i it.- poti o ol md Q Walk*
(i told me to take Cardinal Pn llaapondanl
Griffith ui ehargjB for ie.dnlk tho Deerea Kill had been pro-
cow." i.ouncwl on June I Mi \V W
uranl aid he late bad lo Recce, kc. instructed by Mr
tl I i Hllarj I ii L oarjeanl appeared for th
dJaturhanca peUtlonJ i
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PAGE SIX
BARBADOS ADVOCATE
SATURDAY. AUGUST 4, .Ml
HENRY
BY CARL ANDERSON

MICKEY MOUSE
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BY WALT DISNEY


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