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FAGF IK.in BARBADOS ADVOCATE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER . 1K1 QUEENSLAND SCORE 326 FOR 7 B.G. Defeat Indians After Big Recovery ROY MARSHALL TAKES 4 FOR 21 From HAROLD i \ll The West Indies to-day learned a valuable lesson at an appropriate time in the tour. They learned that the! own dashing attractive approach to cricket is unlikely to be reciprocated in Australia. FirMins till, morning, they had — ... %  %  %  % %  % %  — that W*on grimly impressed upon l.iem Harvey and McKay of Queensland — one of the weaker %  nsed th-it they had the %  nance to humble the touruts. and they took It. For neatly three hours not :i worthwhile stroke was made, not ..*. taken, thero was not one Joyous hit. but — and this L the niwt important but to the .r. !" .o.-o.nCofmpondm(i Australians the West Indies GEORGETOWN, B.G, Nov. 5. total was passed without an* loss. A brilliant crisis century by The tourists knew Ictur before "Babes" Dyer 103 in a titihlln* the stand, was broken that Uiey H u run *tand with Brian Pstoir were to be iiyen no guarur They 4 i ( and u n,htinf unfinished last tiuhlcnrd their fielding to a pitch wlck ,., partnership by the match of brilliance, bul with their weakwinning pair Norman Wight *0 ened attack, there seotned no help ^ nti J^J, Allen 12 gave British lor theni. until Roy Marshall w..s Guiana %  thrilling one wicket given the ball, and Immediately begin to sweep the batsmen from his path, lucky, indeed, that ihil young all rounder, fresh from Lancashire League struck such a jutrh of sustained excellence. Without him. — the scoreboor'l showed 2 for 224 when he came %  Kiy miKht have been d|re jmlnil for the West Indians. Keeping a perfect length at in tljutn pace, he made the ball move both ways and his flight con•ii.tcnily invited the batsmen to hesitate until it was too 1st* A; one period, he had three wickets for four runs in seven overs three maidens and that out of a total of MS, J. DC OOORCV bowled by Benny Raroadnln for 64 In the Countiy Tea**., arst lonuigs India* at KwcaU. Now South Walea, on 26 10 fti C 1, W'lcott U wlek at keeper. icainit tie Went Fulham Learnt A Lesson From Arsenal By DENNIS HART LONDON, Oet 28. Log ie tne II would have been a travesty of player not football justice if Fulbam's ii K ht bal fortable margin. But just after t::,!. Swindin was only able to parry a shot from Macaulav bat h the toot <-\ Bb pushed it into the net. So we cam* to the last hectic Vrseqal which look them nonV e minutes. Then Stevens scored here-fast. Apart from Milton and |he bvl goal v the match. R e Arsenal e ^ ving a ,>„ from Campbell, 'Ictory and saved trie colony's reputation against the hi.rd trying Combined Trinidad and B.G Indians. The game seesawed throughout the 150 minutes of play Sunday was bowled shortly in*; UM century in 117 f scintillating cricket When he left the game swung hack in Trinidad's favour as the SOOT* read 229 for seven—70 runs to go and only three wickets to -_.. — fall. Norman Wight B.G. crisis last-ditch rally had been enough Scottish select batsman lived up to hi* reputato gain them even one point from overlook such ii. .i for he saw the 70 runs their London derby' with Arsenal excellent ball distributor, then V n YhViast minute Biennan scored -ored and in fact contributed 42 at Highbury on Saturday anjued thill the %  iffliL'll declined to make the expected return pass as Campbell raced Into ddle. Instead he I I ih the ball from twenty yard*. rliurihiitfir Thru %  n. i .. it._. J' HT Enjoy ih. hospitality, comfort and thoughtful service which have mod* PAA "first choice" of veteran travelers tht) world over. NEW YORK Non-stop service by the luniriou* TO Praaidente" or via Sao Juan by pepelar, nwoey-ssviag "Q Turista." All PAA flights to New York now land nf Idleuild Afeporl instead of Lo 'uardia Field. EUROPE lUgular ftmfea l v giant double(t-cked "Stiito" Cuppm--world'. fartwt alrlinrr.IB l'.rii. Rome... •topovwi In England. Ii*Um1. Saturday tOctuof them. Patotr who was debtr 27th). Throughout the nrat talent over the bornV At ila. ,-i.t ,J ih.. H., r.-l.t-.r,! Ending while Dyer attacking seventy-live minute. Aratnal i nd hl'nwn rnuld breathe aum •""-!•- %  "P " rin but when taught thorn a leaaon In tbe Bnet Immediately alter hall-tune. Their po.il"..; 7^ no !" loo £3' '"' '" l ,* |hl looked like they am "( football It Is only lo he Ar^nal went further ahead when Much at one owl admire Fulbut IherTu plenty of hope Nobo.lv' l,; ' "SSS ."!' L" W J',"' Su l f op *' < """ *>""! •"* VfS,"' H "" n %  O"* "" s '"' ' chance, ham', last ditch right, 1 do not with the in&reit. of the BSSTM \<"IV*4 Into hooking an AM thai le5n. for frallkly. .1 they 1„,| „, by Milton I.oic .plil Ibe ihink that AlwuH'. defence would fieort would wanl Iho toUndm lo i' n ?" p """ A ""'"" walling com ahow a marked iroprovodefence with a paw l„ Roper at hale b.^n caught so eailly had abate enc Jot „t their natural br.ll """"' ,nl "3 ""'" lh ,'?' " !" * !" "M* ll HI. centre to Milton tSy ti.,1 held such a lead, liana nor Ihelr (ay ie.Hu! apTh „., „... M 7 or g „ n<1 ^ ln '* ^ ou • '">" Mp returned right to the feet of ARSENAL — Swlnaln. Barne.. proach ,„ the game, bu.-m AuTBrmlh^Mla^ wL again t Y. Manager Bill oouf.„ on. ftX-da oul from"?he".ri TC S CSS*H^t'ln"' ,ZZZ5 traUa. at lean 11 mu.t be „„uble Came Vlhan Rodney, can fal nothing bul .ympathy. '".<>%% oul '""" ,h ou Thj "^"L " 1 *' Holton """man., lempered with watehfulneu and who indiscreetly m .ved out to Looking at hi. Injured list you find """ '*"' ffl, HAM n.ck IWrnan !" 7-mZlXt. L L .'.'.'"; i 1 "?"^"??^ "ST* £?"*: ^?:|liahinan ....red a fourtli. ,t ,.,., n.-.l I El; New combe. Maculny., I lhat Arsonal would win by a comBlevona. Brennan. Campbell. Thcv reallned today thai an the score at 27C. With 23 Australian side given a llnferhcld need. .1 for victory Jack Allen | ur ,t Jezzard, Bob Thou Venezuela Swift, daily service to all msia < itie. fUcuisr flights to West ludlM, Cotonbia. Central America. Meiioo ... and to East Coast of sod Rememboi, a comlortable lit ting SUIT is our first consideration. There are increasing numbers who recognise foe themselves the consistently superb cut. tit and finish of the) IDEAL TAILORING We will welcome the opportunity of proving this to you in our . TAILORING DEPARTMENT on the first floor of CAVE SHEPHERD & CO., LTD. 10—13. BROAD STREET 'i""".r"i Itamtt (fr********* f IlelpM to rleanmm the tryttem from lihuiil impurities I input-iilr* In the blood may cause rheumatic aches and palm. atUT and p-intul >oIaU>. bolls, pimples and common ekln disorders. Clarke's Blood Mis-rare hales te purifj the blood, rleeesw the system sad asalats In restoring aood health. will turn It Into a rtranflchold, iihukil. HUHKI up with Nor even though the -pectators — as Wight and scored the winni today — scream rrnm sheer tiorcshot to give B.G. victory, dom. and I iCnU QtKSS'Mi.ftin isr INNING* Areher I b Ownrr Mr.-. c Oomee b rvrgusen ... MrKi. I b Usrahall A. Csrrlaait not D i.l K. TOKV.V h MuihaU L s>>4"> <..-nn..id C Mil-..' It hU>ih.ll W Or.uU. Ur*ell at. Reymar not t Be 1*1 Inning II.MIIISIII IMMW-id lt.nl-, B G 2ND LNNtNt.K I. WieM lb> b J.itkinr O.I4>. nin out Jarknan r k b All Camarho c BetUMtur b Jerkbllr Jt ,.f lorOoH-ri Trim >..->!' .1 Mar.hu 11 i c Bank*r II ii.'hui Plnjr t Aagomlll b All N Wliht not "lit HotMev ill-1 S.n.*r l> Jurkblr AHMt HOI .Hit D*ln . TOUI <(. 9 wkla r>n ot wisesei b Jackbtr 10 Morchant, Hazare Set Up Records Against Knjzlantl NEW DELHI. Nov. 5. India made its highest score ever ugainst England in the fln-i Test cricket match here Monday. In reply to the England llrst innings total of 203, India scored 4.8 for si* wlcktts by close of play and with four wickets still to fall led by 215 run:, Vijay Merchant n U.isare, again donur^jtrrt the game scoring 154 ami 1M run up.ttvcly. rirst Merchant and then Mliarc set up a record for the highcM individual coc b) an lndian in a Test match. The third wicket stand v' 211 between the pair was a record lor ;uiy Indian wicket against any country. Monday Is a: olT day. The match continues Tucsdsy and Wednesday.— i a. %  oen niq MCAavvea Ul • 10* \nias Broadcast For Cricketers WHAT'S ON TODAY Court of Grand Sessions 10.00 %  hSBa Police Courts and Court of Original Jurisdiction 10.00 MB. Meeting of the Lrglslatlvr ( iKinril 2 "in Mrellng of the llouae of Assembly 3 p.m. i Mr. Hum Creup nffl a' wskefleld. British ("ini.il st 5 p.m. MacDonald. This renre a complete first teSLtQ line. With all these players o action Fulhar.iB remaining *;irds have been shuffled and ruthuflled more times than a pack of cards. There was another wholeAiile i li;mgc-round for the matcn al Highbury. But I am afraid that it did not do the necesaary trick. As individu.il-, they ..11 played well tut as a line thoy lacked under* standing, *? Fulham's need is for u 'gen„ oral'; somo-one to command Si u line, to scheme and to miikc ihusi defence-splitting passes. At In% %  ude-right. Macaulay — captain in ,,„ -i Honour of playing against his old dub — showed he had some uf that ability but he is no younjts|er, and there were long intervals when he faded right out of the ulcture. In this respect he differed turn, his opposite number. wetJimmy LoKic. who nn this form roust surely cause tne Bedel selectors, to think hard before ignoring his claim for the forthning International against BSSAg .llini Kafir lauihi tlV.rll Wkrrlb* '".• a n* • % %  ' %  ' I MPISU It.II \-l-l %  a • %  t'ltt \J. ll.Kr.lrd II..I a I IS > m IMIXT Ma^atr li.- llnr I ..I.Ml.B IU is mi.i'r In.in FRANK MARGAN. SYDNEY Nov. 6. When an Aussie fan asked howler Valentine the significance of the gold bracelet he wears on his right wrist. Alfred broke out into one of his huge smiles and every stroke whei drawled "nan ah Just likes it. was dead and the baiting dul Ah bought it In England." lorninc Wale*. Fulham were up against one tbe best organised defences in country. Trying to split it. normally like trying to i tbiough a wall. But the last fifteen Minutes proved that even Arsenal %  i-aught unawares. With the Arsenal forwards running into top gear from the start. Ihe Fulham hiilf-backs were 1mnu-li.ady forced on the defensi Onuequenlly thoy were unable to devote much time to promoting attacks. Len Quested, not lookin 1 : at oil comfortable at right half, did occasionally wander up-field to take a shot nt goat, but in doin^ so left a gap In the defence. Thus paved the way for two early goals li'nn Arseniil Inside left Doug. Lishman. A word of praise for Fulha centie-half 1'aviit. He kept ; %  llrm grip mi Arsenal's buil> vouog aantre forward Cliff Holton. Inleinational centre-half Jim Taylor, another of Fulbam's Injured, will not find it easy to get back hi*, place In the first team. Both of Arsenal's early gc were laid on by their young outside right Arthur Milton, who du in", the summer plays cricket for Gloucestershire. Young Arthur. 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TUESDAY, NOTEMBU . 1MI BARBADOS ADVOCATE PAG rilRKF. •' -ln\... Bicycle Thief Jailed For 18 Months THE Hon. the Chief Justice Sir Allan Collymore ol the Court til Urand Sessions yesterday sentenced ritz Cameron Leao>ck to 18 months imprisonment when he was found guilty by an Assize jury -:( the larceny of a Raleigh bicyck viihiod at $00 the projHrty o' Arnold Plnder. The offence was committed on September M. UlH M. E *-+, T -M-* .lourne appeared on behalf of the */ \ aT* as POMlbte, %  ., .*., %  i.ii.idnl guiltv to larceny i PfndW of Pleelclcs Rood f r ,,i ,-i CoOOU. told tin -< nhee The lion, the Chlel Ju ; ^8 lie u. %  wnrktnsj hi the *lipi>in^ AH.in CoUymoni seaUenced nun to He left his hi, vcli \f Live,. imprisonment with H< cune hard labour. The offence wa comtlie same putted ; -omcilme between June %  i went to Liverpool Lane llu j g S,OM> ,,M, Sunrover Pays ELECTION OFFKJERS ^^ First Visit AND CLERKS APPOINTED \d her Brat VIM! I* BarTne following persons have Election Clertr Pearson Samuel badoa from England >esterda> been appointed b> the Govern! fl .Her Scott, Dq. bringing general cargo from it. > .mitee lo be Re. m Newport Liverpool and Glasgow turniiiK Omcer* nnd Weetion (owawna •* su. Berr whiakey, cotton thread. Ctf/tti lor the election of memReturning omcei ii bonln were among the cargo trs to larva in the General An pasacngers four of whom got f the Rjppreienutlrm of the P*ooff her.—and 3 bag* of KngUsh ptr | 11 %  whlcta I* a Raleigh M 11" linen reported the matter to I-Tapp -nd" the Poh,... He IdeoUOod the bicycle by af SI. Mkharl — RetiiiiiLiiK OftVri CS| beif Radley W Ulan M B C Clerk II Ramsay. ESq I niislltiirii, \ .if Thrill ( hurrh — Heturning Officer: Harry St. w.ir.i. Bag ranna Bdwut W.d Godgsq. CenaeHnencv af SI, m m. J Returning Officer; James Colin Kin^. Election Clerk: Lloyd Ed* .ir.f Cave. Esq raawthavnry of SI Ja-wa — r-turning Officer John Henry Thnrne. BsO>; Elevtlon i.-lit peiv, Hainilten Tarilton N I Casurtiaaeitey af >t Oswald Keturnuig Officer. t> hsynes. Eaq ; Elect v M Clerk i IMPERIAL I FATnrRW ask for LUXURY TOILET SOAP9 N flOSSOM • KIT in u IMH for accused and ow and while With fur coat orar cbocolata coloured suit and balga swaat er and inaka up kit In Iranparant buckat type handbag, filmstar Nancy Taltntlaa tr Hvas in her London hotel from America. She w on her way to Calcutta for her oacond and official marriage ceremony to the Maharajah of Coocb Ba nar. Tne Brst ceranwnya Brahmin one In into ww kept -ecrct pending Indian government approval. EXPRESS SEAWELL AMUvaxa ni n w i A ON •'""I'M rsoal r vrsTKNt rotn ST VINCENT-Pmtncia Caea Fivrx ANTIC.VA -Alfred UuKirr reon. URSUANA Anlhon, Hadl Madid. AIKo Jane*. Jacejll •.,. rram T KfTTS %  — LUCIA Tl — Trpen. anyone permission to use He could n't remember Wie serial number of the bicycle. Weston Jones of Cocoanut Groee. St Joseph *nld that he has Ti v -_ 0 rt „, i,l>cmiei &si&Ttf s;rcnmTssssttmiJ iSrss -er.he accused asked him if he knew njnne St Hill with J ne ' p l person who would like to buy a n * d -. Mr E i,/^ eare,t on behnlf of Skeeb The accuaad had a bicycle with f he court that the him. The number was M-SM6 mother boy had a i throwing a stone which was inI!.reported to Sgt. Henderson tended for this boy unfortunate)* that the accused was trying to this lad St. Hill was struck Thcrsell a bicycle. Sgt. Henderson wa j no oMgetton of malice. The %  iTtsited the iiccused. Chief JtAfee told Skoete that in Caspar Athaly. an agricnrlural a *,. ,t was In accident. Tne worker of St. Joseph told the person who throws stones in law Court that Wie accused used to ls Uable tor the injury inflicted work with him. He Heard the un tne ,,t n ,.. Throwing stones i^ accused asking If anyone wanted un i aw f U | but it was not his intciilo buy a I'H-ycle. The accused was ,| on ,„ vnd n j m („ p ,hon. then In a -hop. Positioned Station Sergeant Henderson !" 1PT^L attached lo District -F" Police v .S?^.^ Bf SS KP P ff ntZ W, ,BW Station said that on October 9 a £"JJ BCi ^SSz WMt..e UM name of Brndshaw >? ''>. £ wounding WJuti.eld r spoke to h.m He got into *e *th Intent ltir ,, lpApit rccoRtiised the bicvclc a man. asked The Hon. tne t-niei Mirey* aiadru. snioit tiOttt, The accused was Justice to take a serious view taken to the Station and the the matter. bicvele was identified bv Arnold The Chief Justice said th.it tM Finder as his property The using of knives is a serious mattei accused was then charged. and people are being killed by knives. Anyhow he was postponing Cecil Marshall a Writ Server sentence to get s report about him. I on October 9 he saw the Bourne had nothing to say on his accused with a bicycle. He examined the bicycle and it answer' CARVIN SMITH pleaded guilt) lo tN' larceny of articles valued „, MM. L Thotni H Abrru by the n.m. the Chief J us Saos : Mr. M>hn.'"(i 'pua-samp.' c. rijlZk-mi.. ?Z Searles said that for sometime he Uj&g k *26 TJU'^Tt' OSVf Th was missing things from hi, place **£ £* Vl^S^.VSSi .,i il the accused had access to bis usw, Phuu ouak. Ja.ec Young. place. Mou.l1 BMinte, Kir TVIIu-lia. Maria The Hon. the Chief Justice also E n ^ l £ n V? 01 i2H?* JSHSf"'J? sentence on Joseph iottn origii Whitrlght. a J2-year-old lubourer Kbrri i gtfl Reynold Emtage. E<) i aaaSssaBSSaSS af St. Andrem:— Kt turning Officer. Fmlerick A: thus ingi-in. Eaq., Elaetton Can ance Alan Skumer. Esq. rice Ceaaenaetacv ef St. George:— ( ..n.Ui.iri. of >U reite: (vlng Returning Offlcei Willi.un Arme) Rttumtng Officer; Cyril Amos F c*terday by schoMiers callYearwood. Eaq. EMctlon Clert Thorntoi Esq.; Election Clerk from other islands. Thi IVmglnv Hugh Adrten Johl %  Coctsn, Esq. frYsnrh W -Smith brought the Esq. CanmttUeetry af St. .*:— fli? Tn ? US Sr mS-% <•";•'' f <*v"'" Cl" H.ndrt C.n^ Other schooners calling were Ihc Mares Henrietta from Si. Lucia, the Everdene trom llritish* Guiana. They brought between them over 1.000 bags of charcoal. 150 tons of Are wood. 71 posts and 18 crates of fruit. The schooners are consigned lo inc Sch,cner Owners' aBBKanaV tion. Men Raid Factories For Sicrap Metal Whttfleld EU told the ""''' * BECAUSE or the good price nou being paid for scrap metals, many men have started to raid factories. Inspector Bourne of the i: I.n \ I tM Bau-baaaa Advaease. "My Department has been very active in trying to put an end Ifl tl I %  • larcenies", he said. On Friday night a ^quad of Police arrested Herman Alleyne. shopkeeper of Hlnd.* *"* CID men lfd Io ,h€ :,r st giiha Vandiju. M irfsrH nnch. pa,.i of Venture. St John and Rudolph Imm . . „„ Howell of Nur.e Land. Cairlngton arapA? Village, SI Michael. Thcv half rntNtnM> *. it>Tttuni. been charged with breaking and I.I i ii. i ed to the description of waa reported stolen. I that Thai, i l \ TJ^Jff^SS at 150.5O the property of Cbflord EJnVSITj rtatasnerrt at District F SvMlos Sentence was postpoiKvi A i Station wttfoh he signed. At this stage the case for prosecution was closed. The accused then addressed the Ju entering buildings at Cliff Plantation. St. John and Malvern. St Joseph and stealing quantities different metals. The metal stolen from Cliff was attached to machinery vrttetl arfll be used In the romlng crop season. NO QUORUMI AT VESTRY MEETING who pleaded guilty of the larceny L! 1 """ valued at $330.52, the ',t^li" B property of Cyril Payne from the flichoel Vestry Meeting, dW elling house of David Payne which was U> have tnke n place Thp „*,,.,„.,. wm committed on yesterday, wa not held. There j une i_ wore not enough members prosWounding Sentence fgj atao psWaWncd <-n M'"."^^.' ent to form a W !"!" ^ f*" 0 Sentence was also postponed on was needed t, form n quorum ,,..„ llir u. D „ ni,iy,i SZmmtf&Bm^SmVnt I !" .,nl?,m '""" %  Srptombor 15. Mr. I. ,i A i llatwurd. lliiah D-plmr W.-odi i i. Brrtlu. Taylor, HaUam StaMiab, Asan UJ nt is a i \ rr-n 1.IM..J Boyee. C cm. H. Alleyne, M. AlWjw. O Cuntmlm. M Roys*. H. Olll. (amiCaiiiplnn. J Rap%  Wllm tr. g Vaarra. w I .1. | '. Vli i tain ,... M Vlx.nl CarMn, Suiii.ipi. Ki Glttcns Land, Govenimcnt Hill. ^L,„ ro, a water main acnaa !" S* Actini AtI( Ml .., );( )( ., Two^uortwould have been tn,d ,h *\ c0ur1 ,nnl %  np ^ *. %  ->^ii n >i nn *e -nirfuinmil bread vendor iu hit him with ., Ine; th. .nsUU. on of *< !" "> h „ mmor ThP uccus d ..y n .„ U ? n^ an"Wr fSrT^K " borruwod .ho hammer from'a .-,,. lining thflr bmt %  "q^if!" tWr o lh* tonvmlon m *'S CO u" .'" T" Hm M .'"! .I, ,trcl lamp, ,ulpprd for WIn tml Morrll who pl e a.ll carrying Natural Gas, and regretj;""^ ting an v im-oiivenicnoe caused. Members present wc rc ; Mm-m! nothing tastes so good as a good cup of coffee! IIMR I.I ir 11 ars BV "Si l... PatrU ki.., Jtian K.na. C.lt.rl.. !" iualatll Frl. Oirlll TlH>mDann l. SI Vlneaal Oarlruda Uwb. Glady* Hci.iurl Cupid. M.I,.,. '.il'Sentence w Winifred M Inllicling grievous bodil. Iinin on Agnila Springer on Dean August 19. Mr. G. Farmer counsel I I. V. Hazolwood. Chairman, gr Morris told the court that in Hon. V. C. C.ale, Mr. T. Bowrlng, ".. argumen over some man be• ""* pr Mr. E. D. Mottley, M.C.P., Mr. tween herself awl the trthar woi K (' C.rannum. Mr. Victor 'an. a Aght ensued in which UM ciiase. Mr. A. R. Toppin. Mr.McD. accused hit the woman with :,.. ,;, : symmonds. Mr. 11. A. Tudor. •_T n p *"' Sun I.. MiHIalua* t'tvttcaux. l-r CliiJ.lo.a~' C4TSS Of KXCBAlKt t AN.1M SBffi ItraO. Cable IIEW* SHOWERS FALL ISLAND-VIDE Heavy snowers of ram. accom MJI il^ 1 l ) mc d by occasional flashes ol Kina Oiadlightning and rolls of thunder, fel. cn.too Isiand wide on Sunday with the exception of St. Philip's pansli which enjoyed a dry day. St. Lucy ami St. Andrew recorded the heaviest falls. Returns from Itelleplame Police Station recorded 10 parts of rain in St. Andrew rram 0 a.m. to 0 p.m. yesterda %  "" %  and 1.30 inches of rain from p in. yesterday until 6 a.in th morning. Over the same periods, gaafla v'rab Hill Police Station, St Lucy i. corded 13 parts and ll niche Throughout the day, the sky was oeereasrt. Church attendances were poor. In sOme pa 1 iraetg were flooded and vrator v-irroumle,! people'* homes. Most of the parishes had the heaviest fall during the night St. George. St. Thomas, St. James and St. John received more rain during the day than during the night. The rainfall returns from the various police stations are as follows:— Central Police Station 12 parts, District "A' 43 parts. District "B" B0 parts. District "D" 21 parts. District 'E' 05 parts, District %  18 parts, Holetown 34 parts. Tour Roads 10 parts. RSlleplaine 1.36 inches, Crab Hill 1,23 inches Especkillyil the "cup Soldi Chose Sonbom. For here's coffee as coffei should be —rich, hearty and totHtyi Just sniff that inviting aroma . tip that heavenly ootree ffovor. see if you don't agree Chose & Sanboi gives you all me flavor your cup held. So don't knt ask for coffee, ask forChote & Sonbom^ Has* %  a 111", pr 9^ anuptufe, -any tme>. my attain* /Ac coot, *tfttfietii!t> jya^fancei of ATKINSONS / mi HEALTH BENEFITS L> • CONTAINS VITAMIN A t D IN A DELICIOUS FORM • INCREASES RESISTANCE TO ILLNESS • ENSURES STRONG LIMBS AND SOUND TEETH IN CHILDREN SOU A' MISSRS. A. S. BRYOEN** SONS (BA*ADOSl. LTD., P.O. BOX 5), BRIDGETOWN, BARBADOS Haliborange The niemtt way of taking HALIBUT LIVER OIL iii II mil i IIIIIITI ITD lOtfooi > RlGrTT fttAOnAnt f* THAT Ml | I Mil Ml l>OF \l I. COLD MID* rm or rotoo* t'tZtnn LWTr*Of sso'i Mi** fu or eotozHt aorai asfst tonoN w tonoN eau or exoem Maucr 14 riowrst eau or COIOT^F tAurr sutu i*u oc coiocrf ATllNHNt. M 010 MM ITaffT. 10MM, IMLANO WITH ov.-r 100 Micld" d.iiK h ci.mt SKvlitiers. carrying djiarl than *I.IK*I pacMengers n IH.lNKl mil.* of "Mnple Leaf" mutes C"iil lo oMaSl in Caiunla. to the is Britain and rTswoa, D aT fliu da Mad tho Weat lu.li.-a. OARDIMll / | SUN IO. L"'D. Mrik*ar*M Strei-I, Irldirtot, a. FaWfM *'*' If you sre worried %  bout hi. health, give him a good I NcM-nScnS Pure tod Liver Oil. In rids natural lm. jnd vmniin. ill do muih n rnergy and hui/d up new lictlth and nrcngili. Does he get chest'colds ancT coughs? ••• % %  • %  ••• % % %  -a f 4P3UU1.S in fa*.. sagoMg r/fli;/fi-a.M*irf.,i,. isff-M,.-*.,. // ytm ld> riprtlrnia In the | tlon ol cars ol r •fllclen rnKMixiIivkiix/ %  ui .mobile CUIT i :i.~i!na advnti in'ludlns i.n.' n Dai ind> *wa?SoM\VartitB""aa i CM,IC tii] f8R LU66IBl i.li*ui. >.i ...' %  -, RooaS tor lisnraea tor tour inn ** < h ir-mk pa> Mil 'ho uparewBeel "•stole from a % %  twill STS WIIHII WHKLIASl tkll 10 F**K a TO IRIVC All iM.vr.irrs alt )'> down wit Mn up whrriui %  < %  roartetlanorafert %  a-t il-nrrifHl to if.-nnalofni.aJI/ ipSort r-jv to park in %  man spac* and atrer tUouiin iralfk. Lea* coaUy tomaJntalB. T.< onomical to operate with fuel .utuumptlon of W i WORLOS BloC(3l SlILt CAR HUf ;' ri 'A,IUZ'.< i ^rod tear oof %  i %  .hin.-a ol taany bit %  •;.niva cars. FORT ROYAL GARAGE LTD. Paon 2385 Sole Diilributori Phonf 4504



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PACK Hint RAIlBADOS ADVOCATE II I SI>AV, SOVI Ml'.l 11 I I'l.M BARB.^S^_Am''O0ATE nt>to4 r **• i Tm-Mby. November K. IfSl KISE.MIOWIK WHAT is the MfniftCM*" ol < :.-neraI SfMBfeSWcri VSatit to the United States? The 9 nmiandcr has not been fitting iiTig But can all this be done before March which is the time that General Eisenhower must he in the United States if he is going to run for President ? The General's visit to the United States may be a normal visit to report back to President Truman, but it comes at a time wh?n speculate? as to his own future in Europe \r> being made by welMnfolinari quari'is. f*a rest of the world will lollow syltn interest and anxiety any chai.ge in the Genral's status during these critical .nonths. The ttroul JLUv mi nl At TEX ALL *? *rr*r* A*" 1 : "! ""g*??-**" ? with which the average rhrutian they mean the same thing. Scoutd Ntyr. I5r^^ 'nunik-rl person U beset. inn I* a w.iy r.f lire SkOUtt liny Seoul Movement ui v "u ret n child to take a na*ty Founder My* "U a school of cltireeche* It, 40 h Milelull by coating H with Neap, nol unship through woodcraft %  tone a. ita birthdays are referred much though a Seeming ran be dlvidM inu> RW to. early next year n it may be) but really heads — CHARACTER, develop hoped appropriate celebration because we know it is food for "lent, will take place. the child. So. why not make i. • %  •. Today, after 3t>? years one yet palatable to secure the end — the pcrstftency hears the now time-honoured he'.ith of the cfcdrt* I Ml in| that all i* BO* well with self-reliobedlenefi pluck an rttRWCRAn elements of a hobby and poeai u i> ; of a future cirer, PUBUC SER| nuv VICE. specialisation in different' at Imperial He-oyu— .en forms of usefulness for others and in closing hu Annual Report loi HEAI-TH. physical development it Indeed an Mveniutv— „ lnmB c haracter. heVlth or enjo> %  oi Kedilfuauin u to atweer tnese the greatest of adventure. — the mfM ^ ||f( ^ hKhuol: ScwiXin to justify our existence adventure of living under the ^^ |n ^. oatmt h( ^y b, l ci and to try to show the ttaroado* guidance of cod. What an adlo acquire nuaUtlcs of seU-relunc nubile wny Scoutuig -Jwuld t-c ven.ure for these day* of unrest, an( r^ourc. health and ener*i> Lupyitic' oppose any orgnni^outwel gh the normal. Our Methods, member of a church. tion having for it* purpose the f nlcn j sh a ii ,peak on another uplifting Of youth; it drives to ^V^ .„ not tnc fnd but lh e S !" "*'"^ *<* %  **£.*?„ promote the healthiest relation„<, MyBi .-The ^ |8 helps bushiest The obJylve o Ship, with all youth bodies. ApSTcWr. character with a pur^"•^ %  ^ l tr 25 0dJ wJ "STfi l B*" ,n C m,,,,^,W P. -"I S Purpose th-t the J h .^ lin V to Thf£y Jneon next generation be mm,Jm._m m^ e s| /Rfp him to acquire aane world, and J'velop the habllfl ^ lf ^.ducl. the chief bemhigher realisation of SCTVic^ and emC|ent ^^ , ^ I cher rwle. Havuig no barrie m nn. enii.nr ,-rced or reliwu.i i.j itai iua "i compariaoi population Ha* nuniwi on u aicioi-.'U uy tnc rscent CMnea the active servit, %  llssiliaillj oeiow wn-i U wiouio Duty to God and imoxfasl aeaiiiiu.ii-rs conu such an adventure to be Scouting has already shown th; aiders -nat tnc proportion oi co nfined to any one class or race? what is considered impoasib is to population StkOUMI be luu Slimll „g )Ul Aims, Object and not by any loa.uuu. ao mat wiin our popui-^clhods. has hred the imagination r* ta b,Uhm n uon at approximately ^IU.WUO our of the whole wor id, 47 odd nations ^'J'^ 0 ",^)," !" 0 "^ ,* means so — th it o social systrn harmony and goodwil Every between Indivtdu-il and individu I race and race, nation and nati id Therefore the community shoult iception bcouts siiould be, especially after hilVC em braced Scouting. 3D years, no less than 4.Z0U. What inalvtdu ai without nni place our uuaod would ah ould be and must be helped to !" *'<£ av ^ atton of this .. oe ,l foi the pa.M i" or 15 years. bl . person of charac.cr—a per£ finlu act JTof financial sympathy 4.00U of its boys were boy Scouts son wlt h high moral principles, a l 0((iljn quoU the Found-—boys living or at least striving person that can be depended upon .r>here can be no more profitable to live lhe Scout liie. And wfiat is l0 Bay i hc right thing and do the lnvpstmen t of money than to tak. lhe> Scout life* The answer Is rlg ht thing under all circum„ s hare in carrying out lhe devel the Christian life, the life Our stances, a person In whom there opm cnt of u Movement srhld Lord and Saviour came 2,000 „ no pet.mess of feeling, nasty provides a balamed system o' years ago to teach mankind to prejudices, a person tolerant of education, physically, mentally practice There will alwuys be the feelings and opinions of others, morally, and spiritually, to supple some bad people in the world— „ person who loves his fellow man ment in the matter of CHARA* by bad 1 mean, dishonest, unbecause, like himself, he is made TER the ordinary book-leamin reliable, immoral, selfish, wicked. ln ln e likeness and image of God. <-f the schools." This has been the case since Such persons are to be found In In another broadcast I hope t Creation. Satan once occupied a ftU „ lraU 0 f society. Why then deal with Scout Methods and tm place in heaven; amongst Our ne lru|U rtencc in Barbados on Scout Uniform, with some or u Lord's chose., few was an archS cou ing for the poor. Scout.ng rather controversial subject. traitor. These ugly apota. howw aIjlo for ( h r rich. clQae ihin y^t,, „ wor d on ou. & mus^ KdlTawa 0 ; ? would appear that pare.,,, arc J^S^iSt SSTln^S from Ihe real purpose o, Uf, n-JJ ^^.o^r^r^ ^^0^X0^ Scouting as another of,hose ino.e when M t my Cambridge Senior !" J !" f 'h^^itm.,' 0, Uej w.M,h> .ii... bj of well Bxan mja year ..,„ i exn hevln them of tnebtSness en meaning persons to help the poor perienced the disgust of seeing )( St .juung financing the Troop— and unfor.unale; others think it a boy in front of me answering his la people to act as secretaries splendid means of putting an end questions from books and leaves treasurers, members of committo |>e,ty larceny and general bad he held on his knees: I saw onothcr ipes; for persons to find time t< behaviour in a certain class, boy pass entire sheets of work tT assist these Scoutmasters by InScouting i s nothing of the sort. a friend a few seats behind. I ..irutting in special subjects—JnOur Founder himself said "Scou.have been told that these practice* gtructors and Examiners. You set |ng Is not a charity organisation have not been abandoned. Should hew everybody can help, not onlj by i>cople in society for the u be any wonder If such boys In the Scoutmasters, but you. membenefll of the poor children." later years become thieves, not bcrs of the community. The boy Routing is a way of life. It la only thieves of property but of are there and they will come way rrfade very attractive, almost ,heir employers' time they want to be manly And true a diluting, so that those who would Can we afford to sacrifice charheart; they want to be led arig walk In i, mav be better enarter for certificates? Where are the leaders and the courage,! It. preserve nnd not yield Whit, is Scouting* There are helpers? I ask 'is the standart too easily ,o the many temptatloni many answers but when analysed required too high I io.ii The" "TIMKV Orf. 2. I?m THE ap|Miintmi'Tit of Lord Ismay as Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations and of Mr. Oliver Lyttelton one ol the senior members of the Conservative Party, as Colonial Setrttary. is an indication of the importance which Mr. Churchill attaches to these posts The Colonies arc in urgent need of development. The good intentions of the Labour Government in this matter were too often baulkad by (Mr failure to ensure that thenplans wore sound in conception and in execution. Mr Lyltclton's practical experience should enable him to beware of this miitake he slmuld also lind it easier than a Labour Minister would to encourueprlvab IrrYititnunl In colonial developmentSClH'tlH'.s THAT 'Youngsters' Who't* Toiled Six Years Against The Taunt* By WILLIAM BARKLEY THIS new House is to an astonishing extent the mixture as before. Many of the new winners are former losers. The election givs us singularly little new blood. But. mercifully, at least when the pudding was stirred the basin was left facing the opposite way. From my Gallery seat fronting the Government I shall not see so many faces from which I have the desire to avert the eye. The? Socialists will be beneath me. It will be a thrill to see Churchill enter on the right of the Chair as Prime Minister These 18 months he has stood the taunts of Shinwell and other Socialists that he always acted as if he were Prime Minister It was not his fault. He did not have any competition in appearance. Who'll talk beside him from lhe Front Bench ? It is a vital question. So many young and able thruslers sat behind him in Opposition that they can hardly all be suited to office. But they all think themselves suitable Boyd-Carpenter. Peter Thorneycroft. David Eccles, Antony Head, Walker-Smith, Nigel Birch — a host of "youngsters" as politicians age have toiled six years in the wilderness ind look now for their reward. ROOM FOR ALL There would be ill-will if Churchill we r e disposed to bring in outsiders in the interest f broadly basing his Government to their exclusion. They will not be disposed to accept sacrilice in the cause of face to such oldsters as lohn Anderson or Archibald Sinclair, who might reach office via the Lords. But. as it happens, Churchill inherits, if he .'ares to maintain, a Government machine which the Socialists greatly expanded. He bag. 60 or 70 places to allot. So maybe it the Lord with extensive overseas experttng. In the latter part of 1950, I>ieslden, of the Council (first Sir enre gained chiefly with f'.r Forhe spent six to seven weeks In John Anderson and then Mr. elgn Office. During Worid War Nigeria and the Gold Coast for a Altlce ) In 1945 he was transII. and since then he has been East Africa He was back In ferred >o the Treasury (Defenc. brought into close con tart with short vltlt earlier this year. Materials Division) and in the IC4ntral economic planning lowing year he became the Prime •narhlncry of H.M.G.. and it Is for During each of these visits h? Minister's Personal Assistant, an in* work in the economic field has discussed with pejple on the appointment he held till he wen" 'hat he has !>een chiefly distinspot questions arising in connecto the Colonial Office. An uulhoiiUl.vc life of Admiral Beatty has long been needed. Rear Admiral Chalmers po-ucsse* high (tualiflcat ion for lhe task of writing it. He has been given full access to Beatty's private papers He was navigating officer in Bcaltvs flagship at the I lUanaa. He was Beatty'., personal friend. Such a inmbinalioii of documentary, private nnd professional knowledge cn *< trceK f.nl U> produce a valuable raogr,iphy Admnal Chalmers'.nook* will be widely read not only by students of n-ival history but by many ethers to whom Ihe nann of I has become both a symbol and a %  A Second Nelson ? Was Beatty a second Nelson or %  merely • %  brave but fooltardy commander who only k and mtral Chalmers oaturany inclines to the it would ba invidious to i: il*.comparison l"o fnr." ul ii can i %  symbolised to the people of all nations the flgnting ...vy Poseur V Dare -devil ? The Asloiiisliinit Beafty rSassWn. He rose to the Jop with extraordinary speed He was a i-.iptain at 29. an Admiral at 38 I,ike Nelson he possessed unlimited personal courage, like he was a II imboya.it personality with more than a touch n( HM poseur (everyone rememberthe rakish angie of his hat>. Like NeLon, too. he fell passionately in love with a married v.t rn HI. but il is not so clear that igBBSMfl the genius of* a He certainly did not .' the same success. The moat important battles in Beatty's weM those of the Dogger Bank and Jutland At both Beatty commanded the battle cruisers and Ins task was of paramount lance; but the Dogger Bank appointing and Incom while Jutland must be regarded as a clear defeat. The Big Muddle Both battles, especially Jutland. subject of protracted "Timonlous dispute, and the part played by Beatty is f.ir more would appear from Admtrnl Chalmers's account B ROBERT Bl.AKF II.rUshrd with t hurrhlll. He married a divorced heir rs He set atralegbda argnIni far a generation To-day rainra the story of Britain's moat ceaUovenial sailor: the dark backiruund behind the farsde of saeeess. He defends Beatty on the r.round that the error* which occurred were due to faulty signals Mid lay outside Beatty's control. ind that If Beatty's intentions had been carried out all would have been well. It is no doubt true Uiat muddle o\er communicationhad disastrous results at cert.un momm*At the Dogger Bank, for example, Beatty's cruisers, owing ,o a n-isunderstanding. left on* of the ilcrm .ri ships completely unmarked and frsw to Ore without disturbance Even more serious an ambiguous signal from Beatty caused his second-in-command. Admiral Moore, to break oft from the pursuit a, the very moment when victory seemed certain But surely this was Beatty's mult, not Admiral Moore's; and when we find exactly the same errors occurring at Jutland 18 moB*Jse later we begin to wonder If bad luck alone can explain Beatty's misfortunea. Same Again Once again BeaiiVs cruisers # On Page I. Next battle will be the unscrambling ol Messrs. Strauss and Hardie's Nationalised Steel Corporation. The new chairman of the ,: of '•:• Many Uses : 6 Sheffield Steel KITCHEN CUTLERY C. S. PITCHER & Co., LTD. y Ph. 4472 Enjoy a DOMINICA CIGAR On Sale al Your Druggist DA COSTA & Co., Ltd-Agents GODDARDS EARLY!! THIB WEEK Is Holiday Wack. Thursday and Pridsy hetn* Hollday*. we !>- you to phone EARLY for your favonrlte CARR'B SWEET BISCUITS ID Tins ual Pkga. Start i hiday with a bowl of OATFLAKES .24 per lb. For lour Sandwii hrs J. fe R. 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II I SDAV NOVEMBER I.. IHI RAIillAliu-. \I)\.K \ II !'\(.l FIVE CONSIDER FEDERATION CARE FULLY \ Adams Warns ur btiunden duty to |gu carefully into the proposed M uf this constitution and examine it in the li^ht of L-onstitutions and state what we lcel ought to be in the Federal Structure before we go in. the Leader of the House. I H Adams said yesterday when the Ho:ise of AssemHiwriflg the proposed constitution of a Federated West >ndies. proposed la aMQ. *ould have lo bear their the British Caribbean Standing percentage of ihe expenditure. Cloaer Aasocu'; Mure l>elail The House paaaed fcV followHe WM not „ >tn g thai thev mil Address lo the Governor on . cr n0< r |p<. for iteration ., ort: — The House of Assembly repeats oul ,-iaapr un lon should be eniu acceptance ol the principle. oC couraged as a step toward, fedcslabllshing a Federal Govern.. ru lon ,„ d ji V e them the nn> men! of Ihe British West Indies, :o -_ | nlo morf „„.„ ,„„ „„„,,.. i!S?.. ^^"S^i^ PS? 00 !? 1 o, ,hc J "'" a he"" "hat they were goi .rlbbean Standing Clowr ng ,„ rttt rric „ had ,„„, Association Committee Report change in England as far a. fov... %  bead fat di-.-io. i., ..f uie .,„„.,„, IV ,,, ,,„„,.,,.,,i iSSn proposed Gov, hcv ,,,,, nol know whl ,.„„, ernmenl s Constllinion should lnfcl wou ld have. "* %  _. „ The House wait dying the net I The House, however, docs ,,„ „„,, „ M ,,.„, u „. 52 .Ei""* 1 ', ??.'oiJlf •' ,, n, kn w *• .''"" % %  'Hi' iidialled proposals of that Report „„, n Iasour „, federation • ml will in due cm !" forward ,„ w re „„, ,,„ „, lod lo Your Excellency Its suBtealions u, cmK .| v „ <„ „,„,. ,„ for the amendment of some ft Hubert than n .,.. %  la n_,, In The Haunt' Yesterday V H V If* H.U.. .1 .„..li IK. l-ll.-.r, ..•,.,< — i.i" Ml...lU>. Sea. .11.". I.i W.ai: • fIT P-lntri of TliaXrlliBi i-> or*., A. ...... Ur ... %  i %  ••.•• Or*... i* —t> '•H">' ll Tfce H.... ...... %  Me..1.1... %  1 |M —1 .1 lltl.a .11.Ur •V MilUII •)< — Tl m.a.1. the....e |kf aa.a 1. Ik* Hill la nsate a,,.. far Ihe ar.leiilaa .1 % % %  n 1MM .<-• a*rn4*>rau ri.ii i. .... ,,.,!,..„ Ia •he *t • rail-.1 ..... e... u .. seal ..,a ...Irrl .1 %  %  —lain... .....a h. ,,. • air.. >-a t.< huM ltd.. a.al k •1 • %  % ..,1th H-a.r .al.arnra %  ae> %  T a an sJ adta C n,^„'oe C XT?rom J^tfJgjg £ a UnUlcation of the Public SerD ui „, „"J ,.J uu a?J£ anoint po "". "V""",. ""' "* ""' vices in the Brll'nl Caribbean „, Jw .hiT £? ..T*Li""!" "."l.-lK Ik. raport w U proUnification i'i I hiHril':."-i I therefore agree eral with the "Holme*" Report thi Ctrlbbeain of view that he hn.i no. rM ,,,,,*i Senheard Wh|!( . (. vlf*d au ubject. Cnmparisfins on invause" unit sirenRth—thry lortneil nut i.i Aitli i di't! eul > iivv v*i*\ kind .f r. dcr-ition they wttnted. Mr %  pMkb i; M ipp in the last oc who Travel thai U-f.n d have a m rvit?e Mih-iI'rnnietil po "WhileI subhcribed to the tltw %  f thai our proreedin(s wen secret .nil intiii.tei.tial. on ihe nd, when Uv %  %  'in iv vrara i a with whtch I ." %  •f StatM whiih had reached "'" Thcv ' Barbados were second %  ttlUonal advancement while "|>|K>Huiiit\ to mix. There should to none in the West Indies in the islands of tl Wat Indies had "If" ** %  a British West Indies believing in the prin.lples of 1 ii""S.'. P .S.*?"^' k Federation m the sense that fedrn.:tttulionil development. The ',,' ^", ,hat l h V c >" Barerate.l units OOUld pek rnore pnptmA was then-fore b l a ,lo **?? •._^ W K "T" 1 '!" 1 0 effectively m pohtieal ami -xonoseparate units. Not Kountl By It 11ados had UU miTKl. bec.u~. of this coucati'cn.l a„da^'""a^2p" """ mi,1 "*'' h '" man poUtteaUi awakefw Another point he had referred going to make it hard for Barbato. he I minded, was that IvtlCMM dos to fit into the scheme In Aust.-alia the senate was Tihey were federating princiWhen it came lo the signing of i In the propcsals for the pally because they wanted to this report, there were some rflM the senate would be become strong. And Iwo colonies things in it lo which he did not nominated. It was a point on n '["' proposed federal area were agree and he did not consider which he was not strong. '" mUka up their minds, thai they should sign a compromf! %  •. however, expressed views Ul Md to think thai ise report and be bound by it 11 showing that he was in favour J* hnd n rc rt''"'nlal destiny and it were necessary lo sign the r*> ., elected senate as member! ,r "g" J"" becoming aware of port before breaking up. he s.,,.,,,1 then be reDrcs<-ntmg the hal ,hr ^H*" 1 '' f na vin %  tonmeant to do so with the reservaw shei of the MODle n en,: ,,, yU '' : "' %  ,,,, """ ,haI h * ^^ Mr Mann ariv^ .hat thev In " lv ' U,I M *• ^ "'vth.nR ,n lhal report with rJfoeS?tf2S ^SmSo^S ff" 51 Hondu.as. which he disagreed and w.th S str^ntflv Shout fh,. ^Ies. $2* w u1,1 l '' 1 1 h v hi "' '" •*** h k "w """"bers of the Z-in litthcTSv E!u an w "'r 1 '. 1 8 ,ft "' Ba.bados House would disagree. tions in tlie report, uci tnem say embark on a loan that won d ruin "l ,, ; .ve even wonderwl he ffiSSti s if M(i lM ^^ mMen ot iwoiltoaf Rnhnrios h t .n Ihey do er degree. Utter rJwtltl) lhN .'.d-d atvl DOW, 1 r.el th it -alher than the l n as much as I signed Uttfl -hw heihe, four members proposed w should report," he said, "I have to make Ihe advantages to be gained Wrt agree to two." my position cle.ir" so considerable M to outweigh Tin Standing Closer Associathe freedom whlnh they had In Closer Union tion Committe,' had several their constitution. meetings bui th* representatives Mr. Wilkinson (E) said that of Barbados, unfortunately' war* Ayree H itn Principle lirt qiM tloi Ol .t'deralion was a not present Ihroughout the whole Th... might all agree to the and vital one. Some of these .neef igs A sort of princlpla, but not to everything months ago, he felt that tho rough and reanv procedure was ' the Report. It was unreaaonprinclpla of federation was good |aJd doun. the main thing being able lo assume that the Wesl West Indies. But on hat iheir proceedings were to be Indians were the wisest people second thought. he felt that private. that God ever made and that 16 "closer union" should have come Sccrel tr ,B r Usip 'iuld get logeaher first. —.. ,., .„ . and draft .. Rasolutlan th.it would Barbadians, he said. could Th <* ^f 5 ,,^"* beti I. w,ih whoMMrtM agreeh-ast ..f a very good cmstltutlon """"J h "^^"L^ rn ,tln mnt Neve, In t'e history of the and they looked over their own m '* h nnv ( ***" !" '^ •* •"" world had people come togethei very much more, than the *£, ma *" n „">< 1 ^ P**^ from separate states even ,f they imUpotanUary, and draft in the VVfrt Indies. But taj .1 have Federation He c^uld not !^LK CU L tn "l h ,h *' *"• % %  %  deleotes got together, .juam-lled ma thkt so long as there was Fedmade %  ..„„, even ,, m tuir then many states repudiateo Hw delegates when Ihey t agreeing with ear tain iha oxirtme rlghl ihin,'hi. h Ustf) (ltd rtoi l-l &OC.I MM < oniminv.eallh %  %  !"!. i fall %  thai all the othara >iaJ "I ihink mat we ilaou. %  04 awal lagtort ..o.ed,he said. "So I am saying V* LM bu.htiiiK atl] ihht ilrioae colon leu which li.dtan NaUon is to hjve that Barbados was a is... Oui unl) nope stumii!ing bloek .., ro| Ihe cause of I good, he said. i lishmg a aaclal 1> %  100 ) ..i -ii. had h.i merit.-' m be Bcettaarl ->f II was because of the '.,ith ralhIhat u-> i than 11 were blinded to the exigences of that that system and did not see th-> in ivw M was a .ir.Hiv.mi,,-. | r II rful plw In the u was better not to have a writ, n ten romtllullon lo which you had ,,. house lops all u> stick to assarj eon ., Uu „, irlk T ,„. lv u g??.?? 1 Jt"" **!• T" Atiwrican ort,, ,„,,, h .„ !ho Vi P S JlaTm ihe U 'r,JhT''tr ,, %  "•* r -'" 1 "'"> "' ,np b, Whether so Ji^Jl* ^ t > "S.ness an,1 the fonsorvativ* w n**.ntr an amendment of the <--, v r „„.,.„i conaUlullOD wat uatconstitullonal ''..\ rrnn "' nl ^. It is our bounden dutjr lo go to Bnd MaanaiHii Mru conflned '""'"' ""** %  *" Uossi ol tin. c-onatltutkr. Some lawyers who praetiafj lii Ml %  ; "' ""• Ih, f •*•* %  "'HM ('..v. Court, rn£ %  M %  '" ,ul ••" &f rnonaj ovti Ih. interpralatior. of fepl wp OII nt IO ** tn thr Fort tMtion. he said r "' *'ruclura befoTf. we go m." No colony should pass triaat> without rareful consn %  *>• I IM thai M had raana>J M> eratmn Si. *M BarhailM and '• r r '"" replying It. Mr KaflgsU Jamaica %  otsM thai Trinidad Mr. Hannays ought sent the m,nter to %  tsMact Com' have been ash a met! I '"Ittee < a |(| uh.ii hiU.K. (iiivernnirnt \ii\ioiis Mr. Hannays had said lhat far I*** I r. i OovtnkRMlM With''"'" ,hr Labourite (Mr. Adams) OUt %  &) intention .if forcmy it *UUJ opi>oae.l to It, he was the down their Ibroais were a little nr "' ,n;1 ha <* laTe.i it anxious a little while j K '> 10 know He had signed it first because what our attitude would be,'' he he was leaving by an corlv piano. said II was very dishooevi ,f \i, Hm Th>* are anxious to see Fednavs to sugMt that he (Mr. eralion, hut they .ue anaJQMjl t Adams) had rushed tn sign it see that It should come from us Mr Itmnays knew like and that ihey should not seem to members of the commute,(hal IKpushing It in one direction or he was goliw to .idoot th, jttfeaLrtna t o ^*a^r^ the tact that Ihey had, a Con. • %  t Itlve r,n\ emir n iii Great Britain. It wa perfectly true that the* did not have the money to provide Iheir own army or navy ami they could .veil -.i> th.it tlefem. iini foreign policy were imneii.,: matters. Those who had said that th^ proposed Government fnal not im .„ rnuen more Ihon a glorified Cn ., Colony wfre not fur VVTOni 'ha>ir. A M stability and that was a sen. %  am matter Matters of that sort would „"„" *' %  ""'' %  makl .. ll..rliaABTUBI Ti> MIITI. extent one would ax* Altos iwmei. i.sai peel Ihe British Government if '""' "" %  *•'". %  %  J """ they were lo lend money lo makf some stipulations. Lest II be lh.-uj.ht lhal he was nol in favour of Federation, ha would say lhat If they were going to get an acOOODtk Ke.leralion, let Ihem ftt it by all m-ans "Our Cnnstllutlon would be givini! up a lot if -ve. for the flrsl Carlton Brewster. a ^yoar-Old lime In our lives." he aald, "have labourer of Hank Hall. St Mi. haol to be run hv i CoosUUiUoa thai ycotordaj ippearod bofora %  Diaputs a lot of powei in Ihe hamit Iricl "A Police Magistral, charged of the Governor" with Ihe murder of Norma llas%  M-II ..n Sepldiilier O nimeree Chamhcr Battle th.v i.nian.led until NovemAft.i the Loeward and Windher 12 lands' election, the signs of the time pointed lo the danger of ..• rJJ_f mg into a Federation and UUHl OlltfCff'llfV having to tight the old anil-Cham" ber of Commerce battle all irver I>onuld Bralhw;ille M I I again As things were at the Land, Carrington's Vili present moment, if Trinid,.! were Michael ied luddenly at hn going lo have ihe capital eslabhom lltoul 2 3o p m [JlbOd there it looked aa If Uwy Hls body wai remove.1 to th. would be run by associated Chamt...ii„ i.*-..r „ .„.. „ ... .. %  i i of cootmarco in the West \A'%. C. V. ithriruvt* ViiK-mlm. ul To I asgM Hill H Ad.tms t.-ui the Hoaaa trf Assembly yeslerda> IhtM th*' %  %  duwii then :unendinent not to .'. auhtnen' in the definition of "manual labour", in the foi tht ( .id's of workers • iiMd^i. iiowevor, iie tho Trfeiiti.ui of ihe olhei %  I!N they han ihe Hill Thee ..mendments. Mr •Mad out. m trivial and me;ely had to do with grammoth ii eonoi ttspi i sent a measagt rlni iha pOOd with the amend monta Thoj objactod to th oassssnVM >f watchmen from th. 4 ksorltar, a* it la statee in Ihe Bill that toorfcar means ; person who performs "manual labour Mr Adam> told the hssUM UM the altitude of the Gwernmeni no iha OUaar Place hn wtuidrawr Iha BmatsdrMcH with respect to the status of watchman. Iha* ^^ tra prapjai i %  %  '.lutieiit* aIhaj a*an only minor amendments The House then agreed to these imrndnn Harbour Log IN CARLISLE BAY I roMr W Srli Sim.hi".. an..' a an, M.-I' -.ik.fi, Robvrti, M V Mar %  r"i"ors AMKI\ISI. inn oi OIIIIH m-iinni in i -i s ion i HI ur %  I -II %  Oj MurclVr ChaVge lions.' Reporter*! \\ idtru Mix) Gd 11,920 ."tie WrtdOW ol the late Hi I A OOcftaJ ue|i..itcr r thHouse of Assembly, may get an i-uraiia gratuity of S1.M0 This provision W08 Included ll Hesolution for J4.420 which ra .. ad b> the llouaeof Asaembl y -tr day. %  dance with the terms < %  %  ..in the House ol to His Excellency tin Govornor poaaod on UM ititb an 23rd of October, provision is In t hided In the resolution for: — Tho ia>nnnt of MM of llvln %  to iha l MaV la] Itoparti i f the legislature at the Samtales and on the same lerms men tinned in Supplementary Esli males. IBM -52 No. 28 The |.ayinenl of .in BJBOUBl 0 S'ITU for indexing the vohfl tho Debate oi the Loa>latura i i 1944—11*51; An amount of $1,530 for the poyrnonl <.t Mib-.tit.itcfor Iha Official Repoiter of the House .-' I while on loava and I M hiiiging his arrears of work upThe payment of mi ex-glatta (, atinty of $1.1*211 to the widow of the late Mr. E. A. Maynard. Offlclal Reporter of the House of Assembly. Bafora the iU-solullon was paaaad. Mr. J. 11. Wilkinson paid tnl vite t.i the late Mr. Maynard for his work in Ihe House of As-emhly UM a lOfll tune." said M Wilkinson. Mr. Maynard was. i my Opinion, the most cm. not %  < l>nrter we had In this House low lake (hjl opimt tutnty to 01 %  rympathi to his wido nd rtlol ANIMATED OPINIONS Public Mortuary and I p*>* mor P 1 %  iolution lhat was accepted by and people of the other colonies of "•" be 8'vcn Ihe impress! the British West Indies. And so "•* men>bers were shifting in „ Rl thoy should see that they did not their views. To a great extent it .,.„. „„„, „,„,„ give up aoma Ol the authority was felt loo tha il was not unF |rf ^^^ lo ihey had. reasonable to followIhe practice u IIW il.,r. he would say that It did seem -diange to him that or the rounders or the Ameriran xrlnldi.d did not act altogether in they should pledge ihemselves lo Conslitution Most historians h( miere.t of Federation when ire policy Ml that very big hove regretted lhat their know, n ,, v lntok no ,,.„„, hcv tooh n question. It was a question lhat 'Kressive movement Ihroughout the British Empire was lo get away from that. In Barbados ihey had go! away Iron, lhal Other colonies were showlea. nil be performed to-dav Corktail l\irtv lit Honour of 'Itarni'v' M.IIIH-I of the Barbados Preprint, held a coektall party vestei .i Club .OOITI In ft U Mr. 'Barney" Mill.u who is '. DOStOd t" leave tlie colony M November 8 for Ihe U S. where h< will spend a holiday with his wife Mr Miller Is Chief Suh-Fdilo -.' the Barbados Advocate. CONDITION OF EVA PERON KEPT SECRET BUENOS AIRES N >v . I Vtllad Ihr COT rlitlnn Monday or Mra. Juan Pftro •.I AiiH-nlina.* Prwidcnt. ;.... ol <• iing "iwiV IronTll ""' '"' A.g.-.illnagPro-idcnt. "' %  A.'!!" :',' r "n!.hi".?i ..odV.-' %  %  %  "<-"-> * tl. %  m*. Stops t i. -.in., %  (,,] mMu n. IrrlUtloo ll.arabr aurblng athw ir-u. -laxsua.fi Li lllMtuiluHMili' %  -. uani.Il|."airha,'.'f, !• %  i..^. t-. undM ika .. %  %  ! luaiifit.* M.laa mual 1oa y„. i DSIr. %  n4 ir.-.Maa *r mooal Mat -aiurs or • % % %  .-, aaeknva. QV^nHeusen NAMES that mean a lot in Shirts CONSULATE SHIRTS with Tmbanlaad Colleva ottochad. Whila aalf colour*. Pin Stripaa and end and and Poplin. Price. : S8.40. $8.'7. $8.54. M.73 & 89.11 VAN HEUSEN SHTRTS, Turbanlaad collar attachad. Whila and Cream. Price, i S8.ll. $8.60 and *9.3 OLD ENGLAND STRIPED PYJAMAS Si... : 38 — 46 Suil S8.65.S7.30 BOYS' (1 LENGTH SOCKS Sir*. : 8'.> lo 10 in.. For Harriaon Colleae and Foundation Boys School. Pear SI.80 PURE IRISH LINEN HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS with popular Initial. Each $1.10 HAT BANDS for Queen's College Girls Each SI.28 CONSULATE PYIAMAS in sell colours and Striped Poplins. Sizes 36 to 46 ins. M0.99. $11.55. S12.74. $13.93. $15.31 CAVE SHEPHERD & CO. LTD. 10, 11, 12 & 13 Broad Street rT> •- yu l.eo Kinc %  .ur C W HI | ION IT BaTBtB tin >wi i n.sT TaiKATr Toffee MADE IN U.K. The Perfection of Confection wAirces-f.LW' rorrrc no. PALMworn LONUON. W.3 ^JUrVCaiy Breathing Comfort in Ycur Pocket! ClEARS STUfFY Nose... now Aftour anJofVoj hie ran it you hm a MHITV k-ad-caldlj lor inMani bmtnaigcomloit, aiwnvaf >ou %  , jmt rvaih into' your pockrl or hanJUiil.w .ir little Vkks liilulrr. If'$ TINY -hm lcn.lr.1 lull o( vohiilr, noaa ctaartng mnlicailon, M i .ii \ i.. liiltalcr nit-it inio i-*,ii maT) H.-ii.i ii turn mhali %  %  rpl) !( %  % %  j-.iv-^ui.k aia i ...MH.'ssisd. JV /t-'VUBRrS ENHALIR HARRISON'S BROAD STREET nil NTIOMZO ITKM.S A HE ONLY A SMALL PROPORTION OF OUB WIDE RANGE OF KITCHEIa I1E0LISITES -. VWVWgFkVWVW\fl l VWWWVWVW"Z %  FOR BEST RESULTS % % %  USF % %  ". Il HI.\A (HOWS >. S IN THE C HECKER BOARD BAGS "aj %  H. Jason Jonea & to.. Ltd—BaOMM %  VvvyyvSfVv^kvvyvvvvvr.rV^i.2 "HAMH" PLATE BCIIPBBB WIKE STI:.\IM:IIS xsiiKsros STOVI: .MATS POTATO ucsaa POTATO II1PP|:I1S COOKS' SIEVES IIUTTEK Ill ItNS DOMESTIC SCAI.IS MEAT MIS. I IIS mm.iMi STOVES KIT. HEN KNIVES K.l. TI.MEKS WOOD SPOONS MINI \lll \ IIKEA1) TINS 1 i mill URIAH TINS —.In OVEN THERMOMETERS HE SIIAVEKS BREAD KNIVES METAL TOASTERS JAPANNED TRAYS 111(1 DISH COVERS EOa BEATERS PASTRY ROLLING PINS KNIFE SHARPENERS BEAN SI.HERS STEEL WOOL KITCHEN SPOONS Ml ASl'KI.M; SPOONS (Sef.) DISH MOPS ICINf. TIBES II I'.li SYRINGES M : \M C.HIKERS PRI ISUn COOKERS w, .1,, rerry n lurnMantmeal of lliitni slii lint's in XKI'III Ni' \ICI \l.l MIMI M WARE. iis i Mi is VMI I II Ii IRE BL'\ NOW WHILI rill GOODS MU. AVAILABLE AT KI \sos Mil I. PRICES. IIARRISOiVS Specialists in DOMESTIC HARDWARE We have FRENCH PERFUMES By -PRINCE MATCHABELU" o//erec/ now af unbelievably low prices very limited Stock remaining KNIGHTF DRUG STORES .',;;;; .;'.;•.'. %  .;'. at lover mft**4 \ (rrlElnall 34 ATED MUX 3t %  IDS, MAIllF r i;rr i -lb, %  • The shave ll> m rr Caali V < arT %  UN! PRUNES %  CHRRRII I'KIU-SI I Carton I hK Hrrk soc. 57c. 4aV. 8c. \



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PAC.l MX BARBADOS ADVOCATE TUESDAY. SOVFMBF.R 6. IM1 OY CARL ANDERSON KEY MOUSE BY WALT Dlbi. ric in You'll lil.. .. STl'AKT & SAMPSON'S Social & Mounl Cay Rum II has iti famous and Distinctive Flavour BLONDIE *• -AvE I i BY CHIC YOUNG # W ft| made by rpHEIR guod looka tell you they're just right. Ton know, too, when you look at the price tag, that you can't get finer value. Illustrated U • Two-tone GimpM Bro*ur. Tied to every pair ithe John White Guarantee Shield—the aign which mean* just right 7 Look fur it in leading atores in Barbados. JOHN WHITE means made just right mm 4 SAMPSON (1938) LTD. Ur..il.,.i.i ii-t--. fur Best Rum mm SmedhV* Mixed Vegetable in Una Siuedlry's Cream of Tomato Sony in tins Crow & Black well Table Salt in Bota. Crosac Blaekwell Curry Powder In BoU. Cronac ft Blaekwell Marrowfat Peas in Tina Neatle'l Milo Tonic Food in tins Nestles Nospray Powdered MUk in Una Koo Plum Jam in tina— Large small T'dHd Fine Quallt? Cocoa L|S %  Powdered Milk in tin* Bots of Anchovy Pone Tina of Three Bay Tomato Juice Tins of Farrow* Fresh Garden Pea* Tina of Saasn Olive Oil — L It S. Tins ol Liquid Stove Polish Pka. of Fab Soap Sud" THE LONE RANGER BY FRANK STRIKER iSKCrf *" rfr-ummxits a&fc^ JOHNNY HAZARD ^rTmU.0FUa0NrUtfO,5MB<*OViH0-1 fvOJ &OV5 PPlFT INTO TOV*1 OB Ott TWO fcTATTMC. TAXI POSt | ...... -ou 4*l*'..Tri_u c->*, A %  i up iou>a N %  ii .. -. RIP KIRBY DY ALEX RAYMOND 39v s a. %  t-s c M*_-V ->.; >v e-~ i 0" B1. A*0 *88-> ~i -Ct',2* DWT P-CTOMA1VI3 %  ^1 -'' *;;EI ./I ~~c*a oc'iasf T-E i 0AM v aM...Tv.i \ CgvWCTr BAOM*.' -_5 CDM^aC*TwB .v SS"t>'. BABV... A WtVfl good newt. You can enjoy the luxury of 14 glas&c of really line wine from every bottle of VP. ASK AT YOVIt VSVAL STOMF. VP RICH RUBY VP BRITISH SHERRY VP SWEET WHITE VPGINGER WINE WHAT i; BARGAIN IIIMOI' .1\I I\I; RUBBER !, inch GARDEN HOSE at 17c. a foot ECKSTEIN BROS. Bay Street Phone 4269 %  '--.'-•-•.•-'.'.-.v,*-'*--','. PHANTr .' BY LEE FALK ft RAY MOORES .VWJTC IWECANTRXLOWHIM,' FIND COT S,MESAI[1|'DNEVEI1EE WHEBE All'5 ) Mi tAWUV A6*:N IF XN6. i —*—— l^WE W>l "V .-.' .'. !.' FCUCWHIM.JUS1 v.A" HIM TUB. ON THE MK^OCHONE^/" HUAfii.AHOKEEP VEBVQUlEr. ^ Mea a^lrt UfHVrtu. If TOO M1 UnlaH ind run-down bttauw you nead mor A,\D Viuunins. iak Scou'i bmulilon nghi away. Yoti'U toM fMl fall of Ufa tfain, \ mon thfl |ot a real* Ifa POWERFUL NOURISHMENT Not put ao ordinary took—ii'f rich ia Mniral AalD Vitusioi. Oood | luting, •conoailcal too. HOW MAXY SCREWS fiV O 4 JAR O • • WIN AN EKCO RADIO GUESS COUPON WITH EVERY OVER $5.00 CASH BILL FROM NOVEMBER 1ST A. BARNES & CO., LTD.



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II I sli \\ \o\ | \IRIR ,;. 19J! i! VIM: \IMIS \U\ HI VII CLASSIFIED ADS. P,BLM SALES l\t.l 5F.VEN TELEPHONE 2500 I'll I. An.be. DW I Ow.r 9rdn*y Cadog • ear. of age FBrMr',' ol fMsighSatowri. St Church Street. Itiwln. CJ Cadogan WifeEJIa*b*th S Cadogan iM..ih**>. Eoefln* Cadogan Alhalin* Jordan. J**ahr Jordan. Raw Cadogan %  WMI, Edwin H Cedoghn I"1. Cadagon Daughter 1. Wende'l P Cadogan. %  "'* M C Cadogan. >hi< Waahbmob t. CuBigi n • Grand%  *•" B II l %  %  Stahawd rtockwllfi Mwhael. ill I "g for Saint Ambrar Church %  SMthwei Cwiruis BMOga-al M. I* > %  % %  me h dd< — uo-d, i mU a MM wor-> mi SaaaWaa AUTOMOTIVE r V-a rort laf1 hmn4 dnw l" perf.cl %  -• %  ini order R M Austin. JMIftrM OARAOE Dial %  lei IBST Sk lenwola*. don* nd COURTEY CAR—Chr> .irr WiiHta..! CARon* ill Vauahaii ls-s DX SJS -7B ssrurin* p*rf*ri. i.re. good IL**% %  Horace II 4 II SI In CAR On* Standard • •ndlllon May bt Gar .a* .]*M> Ug 1 it CAP—Rover l II P Perfect rondiiim. throughout M.DM mil*, only Not dn-.ru OV-T JO M P H Tr*at*d aa only child Mu.t be arm and driven to b* appra%  lat.d Apply Court*** Garage For [•etigrr* tr i-l and full particular* PrtC* S2.BSB I II II < I n Horoa evcu OB* Motor Cvcl* m p*rl*ct Apply O Lnu, AD T'luiu. REAL ESTATE PI H\-,\ Al rnrd aatatr.t MAatVIN.V WAVI'I.II •v On* .(on* wall fSungal o* hr-a.iB.i toon,. t*>i*t aad SeUl. i> M A M ,. ..,,. %  II al-n Th* pubav ar* h*r.t Civknc cradli w %  *.> JOfOi RCDDER, Wovrl Cot. • II M* %  THE DWn.UNGIIOUSC contain %  cloaad Oalarry. l*a tag Dimn* Rooma ) rtrdraoma. on* W. Tol*t and Bath. Lar** KRcWn Ml and Cellar. "•" m ii MI i H is Pan Ir' IH* Ooiniin Windmill and W.ll. h K h runt.)I*.'•„,., |pf ad*na and Un Garaa lor 1 Car., and S*r*ant>' roarna A pa man o In* land i. Coroanui TV**. G.t-.a inraa. Mann trrra. Gold*n Applr tr**>. and aWsaalrull lrt*a i>d anoth** porlian <•( La, ,,|. i ,, %  "SHS?"* B 'P "' %  "• fcur OiHt OPPTJf* IN WK1TIM; WU to* ,-,„M ,i.*"? r,d -" l d '"l^"P l Tt-*da> ihr iJth da> n( NDvrmb*-. al 4 n m T*>* %  w*o ton not bind hcr.clf to acMpt l* blitMat. or any off*. lnp*cion ar.' da) *ir*pt Sunday! n •pptlcauon lo Mr. Hanarh*ll. T,U NOTICE ii'i'H in at 1.in 11 : hrrrtu nv nat *• U llaMd in CMM* al The *;.->. ( l...ulal a.li..i, lh-i.1. Offl*. hour. Monday. lo p rM |.,. ttm 10 a m to 4 (. %  0 i r WAI*?t*TT. Ma>or. Parun ol M PtiUip HELP A MANAGER lor Java Rivr H>.g. %  Mai** Partly ApplHallona in .rjlln. •ddr*i*| 10 in. All*v J**a Rlirri Si^.i Eatat*. l.ld .ill I W r*clv*d o. •" lta*B-a> lib rlov*ntb*c 1 onV*. naib^to. inc. Martini t >*i lindam n SUM h r Kr" rmo m W**t ladw* I ratsrln* *>p*r IOMCV 4 II SI m Phcn* No pi ., 1 fuiih*r partlrulara 1 1 ipadjii I*, appl, CirrnJi CATPrtRD A CO No I?. Hiari Strn-t -Mllli .... ptaaaa>at s. IMI at h*r rr.idrnrr Cotl*s* Tenantry. II John. Blancrid H*r funeral l*av*a th* abov* rvaldanr* at 4 IV p m lo-4v 1'L.rch Parry. Bdcar. IJoyd. Uvlnfilnn*. Claud* Smith taonai S 11 RKCTKIT: On Nov.nl*, J. |M] „, h „ Ftoldtntc. Fami TCI.TIII.. *l Pflrr. Sakma Whin."ll*r lunrral l*av** thi BIHIVK modrnr* al 4 Ml u ni loSI I. SI 1 |M c. %  ., rl*r> 1.iM(IU*r. 1.UCII1* Bow r 11. Clnudln* B*rn. S1*1U Rimn. Ruby Bowrn. Vmir* Bn*n iQrana rwidrnii IN MEMOIUAM KOMMVI M| uirnwry of Sarah Norprov*. 1.1.0 WU called U> r*it nit 4th Novrmbft, 1064 1 red by Then and Kenneth laon., U S A 1 in-la*, u S A 1. Emily luaushtar-ln-V.*' 1 FOII III \ I HOUSES POLXOG.NE st La* t'acant ..n HM BnS ..I Ihr.i fomlahed Dial aDT CALAIS Dover Coa*|. tliinealow on Ihr a*a Th Fullv fumnh*d All mod* The Land Atquisition Art. erl bv Section Si to %  public mirpoar. ir b of Und conuin1 -**n pen-lie. more the DUtriet of Saint h pariah of Chrkat %  I MM M BAJMl SPataV iieUule t.er*lo ann m orr parlicularly .hown and delineate.! and lmirrd pink on a plan of %  urvev Manad by Ml C K Nk hoi.. Sworn Sur\-**or. and IS MarISM and filed In the ..IHr* ol the Colonial Eneinrer having i-.'.d on'bv th* Governor Kith In* approval of botn llouar. ( the La*. UM H .nd of Ilarhado. by rruilullon of th* Houara of Ihr lahllaUtur*. It i. h*reb declared in purauanr* nl S*ri lnn j 0 | ij,,, i^ n( j Actpil.lllon Art. %  %  %  id land. %  •: .., iie ( nil in in 1.1. AI.I niAT P., ..I of land cantalnlna (hie rood and -even perche. adlolnna land. oJ saint CrlrlM.^|^h*r %  Girl.' School n inr Pan.n „f Chrl.l Church and boundIna on land, of M llaikpwood on land. of A Clara*, on li.nd. of Bat-ick Klrlon cm landi ol tc.e Mid SI ChrlatophrCi GUI*' School and on the public hi|hway ,-nd particular! ahon and delineated 1-1 ih.pl.1,1 thereof d.Hed Ihr 13th day of Mat ISSI r*nifl*d by c K Mchol.. Ihned 11,1. twmiy-nlnlh 4a\ of October 1081 al Oovamm*nt Houw in thr I.land of Haibadoa AlJ^TKl) SAVAGE. PILES oan be Cured There arc thousands ol men and women who suffer awful agonv dap and night became of pile trouble, who do not know thai every chemist stocks a special remedy %  bat does most surely and quickly banish, the misery of this wre'.ched trouble. Make s confidant of your chemist. Ask him about Man Zan Pile Remedy. He will tell you this is 00 ordinary ointment, but a soothing, healing, strengthening balm tnat st once stops the intense irritation and clears away internal, external, sore or bleeding piles. Tse unique tube in which Mao Zan is sold makes this preparation so easy and dean to use. The big size supply, with Special applicator, is usually sufficient to clear sway the moat difficult case. Remember the name of this special remedy for pile trouble /yianZan PILE REMEDY FUBNITUKK LIVESTOCK ORSE On* half-brad black aeldin. ","' ,* '.'?* n of Arc by "* %  "*• Front" Apply Manas** Alleyn* dalt plantation, 81 J>" 3 11 Si -In MARC-The half-brad mar* Marlnol. out of O T.C and Marina and ID foal f llattlr Front Thl. mare i. ate* an ec* l*nt plantation riding mai* Apt>t J C Payr*. Rarrov. or phonr 3344 3 II SI sn EUtcnacAL tub* %  Phillip-on. luvrly Cabinet lube model. < MECHANICAL Mll.l. -Irrigation Equipment Pan ISWsr, Pump and galvaniae Una. ao.i rpanturly or together Dial 40afl RIXEL STAJTJNG MACIIINKR-Jii.t • rivrd Rw Stapling; Marhme*. aid* %  Uplera. .taplei. Iran-parent 1 Scotch' ipe and dtaprnaeri foobeap carbon, utomatkdating machlnaa J A laraon at Son Ltd Jam*. Street RAI.FIOK CYCL*:--On* Hi prawa inta model Raleigh Rlcyrlr. In p*r>ec 'irking order Apply. Ci UWi. Artlm MBL St 'homaa. II >l—In Yfin IX ,„r loyal P., ,. rsin etc abo one IB Inch Carriage "darn -Undarwood" typewriter, very buaed No raaaonablr offer nluiM Apply The Standard Agrnry B'doal Co |4 •h.aii Street Dial SSaV II MISCELIaANEOUS .VI.IM. AN OIIUSTMAS CARDtv-A tove-i aaaorunant or American Chnatma. rtf. In boxaa of 14 different Card., rule anvuiromnnn Clearing al per boa You .tumid call at our ofBee and ar, them Immediately. Th* %  immOAoeirv Bd. !" Co 14 Bv., Di Mi II SI—an HOARDS-Two larga wooden advartli' %  S Slg„ Board. Approximately 30 ft %  fl Purchaarr mu.l remove aamr One Sum Board 1. located al "W*leh*a" -Si M-rhael-th* other at Oi.iin., near I'laia TheatrCITY GAIMOC TRADING CO LTD Victoria St III 10 SI —t t a. COAT—On* ladv. fur cost muton mb dytd beavrr. gioo OS on (how -1 Beaut, Salon. McOnrgor Sl(**l vm 1 si SCI'.M. ( I SIMONS I'NIT* Head, aed Spring Cuihion. Until jn't r*ady 'o* padding and covering al a price H n 00 each Th* Standard Ajjeiie* B-ao Co 14 Swan wreei Dial Man 4 II Si la TANKS-Thlrl**n %  1.1' Galv Slrel 1 3fl Apply; O M IOST A FOI fVD LOST DOG -.Whit* Bull and Teener Au.wcrlng lo ihr name -Jean Owner Aubrey Grcav*. Can be found at trw Public Market or Hall'. Road R*war rS*red 4 || |_i„ KEYS On* bunch aWi brtwrci Waiter. Road and Slrathclydr Finder cwarded Ar lb* Rl*ct ha. *.tabll*h*d hi. Office al Sand, Lane Paciory, actwaapn in* hour, of 1 a 1,1 anal 11 a m on Monde>., Tueadays an.. "^rvl, J M C THORNE > 11 SI O,: NOTICE ,IV(.\ Cl*rk-. Office. Panxhial Bonding.. C btrUnd Sti**t. RrHagrtoai. H .. U| am to 11 noon dally Simla., mcrpledi O D RYNOE Rrtiinnrg tXR..rlrtdgilm. 4 II SI In HBLP •T S' BrOkS (r . %  rev raumtial Biartina uli %  1 Pl"> n Ta-asssln 11. all a. Hep:. 111 awn han 0 II Ml wnmo rHu A •* %  ,,.„i Strno-Tvplat hn wr Offlc* Ap,i, Is %  anttrn applbatMn lo Secirlarv Dnwdlnj EaUle. t. Trading Co lid Bay Street j n SI fl THEATRE MANAGER A fuU 1 i.a Manager far in* P1AEA 1 lUfh.iee. Apply by letter and in uvr-ort -' the office of CARIBMAN I i II' The IffM-aH Iwtaren the hour, of S a m and II noon. %  Notnnlier ami, teuftil applicant ICikat lak* up hi. diiltr. l>> January 4th All application. United 4 II M In R| ptUtSI STAT11I In.1 1,,,-e ,.|.r %  %  uranc* Co In Barbatsua ApulM-a ,.n in .nlir. ( are invitee) which il trratrd In strict conSdanre Apply L'naViwriter I SI BVANTON it Top Rock, -landing on half an arr*. having 4 bedroom.. DlnbtS hoosn. Sun lounge, two fully tile,) Toilet. J",d Bath. will, ll..| W.,trr. Modem Kitchen OuUblr 2 Room. Children. Ilav Roam, w*ll Ubt otiL harms wiih di.niTw above Prupedi can b* purrhated fully Furniihed If ao de.lred WRtl poatraalon 1M February IMl ( tc I'hon* SSM a || si S.t J .ted i That l.ar.l-n. ar* < NOTICE 1 BAHTON OPTTI having bean -ppolnlrd Relnri,i„a itfKc.i for th* Parch ..f SI John have aaUb| ll.h*cl m> office al lein,.,, Arbar Factor.. I 81 John n o CMl 1 S'JA-4. Returning Offl-ei 3 II SI ;tn rNIVHtSlTY COIaLCGgt HDSI-ITM or TIIF WEST IM>It;S, JAM Alt A. B.W.I. MS lilt \l -t II 1 Applbatlona ar* Invttrd lor Ihr rStapt ig varanclaa al the new Unlvw*ll "'.inerrce ti |UJ l.t April. IBM: Vrdlcl Rrgl KOUSE One chattel houw on IS 7 10 per.hr. of |aM, ...i-, ,• f-ornrr of Da.h H....U i.,„, 11. on* apot land. Bank Hull 1. :i 1 I SI So Two
  • . Rich villa. 411, AvcmW. BHkvilie OnV* hour* will be from Sam to SB a m dally. Sunday, e.repiad HERBERT iiAlil r Y WtiiJAMS. R-Humtng ill.rr 4 11 si in ALCTION sin Inatmclrd b> the Executor, of tli* Eatate of Jam*. E Seale. dr.ea.ct sell S chattel houses on the .put at Sv* New Orlrona. St Michael on Th..rwl*y Sit da, of Novemtjrt IBM Sal* I o'clock. O'DONAl-D DANIEL. Auctioneer UNDER THE IVORY HAMMER Thursday. Bth Nuv* Fort Ruyal Garage. I III IB4T Anslta Ford in airident' Trim. Ca.1 ed I w.ll Mil 1 ,ber. al Mewi Mi.hael* Ro H P. 'Damaged Sab i VINCENT GRIFFITH, NOTICE '' • RRia? < IIIR4 %  GIVE NOTrCT. Ihal 1 'the rlr.li.. %  I I %  ,r at Cr, %  : %  NOTK E •.H tit -I IM'tlH %  Hi v n.i 1 hav. %  OrSce hour. Tuead. md Tti rag u offk-er. Part.h of • %  S II SI < 1 3 The appoint mania w.ll tie fur one vt.t 1 ssSSS-kM Salary will be in 1 £T00 |o CI.SBS pet annum, depending an VKpwlenr* and qualifk-a tlona. and Is aubyect to a deduclien of CIBS par annum in r*-v*ct of board, %  evidence. *w Purlbar uvfarmalku, may : %  'I . %  and aVerriary Application, with full dalail. tva IT.. r.1 is... I Cclnfsii of th* Weal Indlea VJona, ja.iHa. 11 w i before list %  t*NIYCfs->.i COUalOfl iiosrn AI. OK THI: ni:sr lMHl>. JAMAICA, n\\ 1 Ml llll t -." II I-*.HI<.M I Ihr ui derug ll.l.lA"s !•%  > n pi KM 1.. >l Aw M,. I "l It ar MII 11 vi 1 II Mil • iriurql Orneei for Stie .< I for the mil 1. I 11. 1 IN Till; MATTKK Ol I ill tOMPAMliS At'T ]!I10 I'KNTKAI. FOI NI1KV LTD NOTH'E IS IIEIuTIIV l.lVIN that tlw Tramfrr H--I. < Of UN closed from Ihe Jr.l da of November. IMI. to th* SOth d f Novrmhe. IBS). both da>. ,. order of th* Board of Director! II GAIIKTiT ST Hill.. %  at :. i.-.-. NOTICE Tk* StUtr -f MAIIUAKET ANN JONES. •HHHf, NOTICE IS IIEHF.HV GIVEN u,a iraun. liavina any drbt or claim aa, the E.Utr of Marcarrt Ann J died In thl. I.land on Ihe 3Blh da *r. IBM ate H StlBBJ I pailiculai. Of Iheli cutlma rl^h I to th* unite 1.ill mil 111 tai Hraen Collie. Cathud A I High Street lln.lK.tnwi or Ixtorr th* 30th day of Novrr, 1BSI. ,||er which date wr .hall pre to di-tiiiiuir the asarta of the dec. panic* rntitbd Uw**4o invited foi >, the now I i.it.il. to Like up di th* Hospital on the I.I April. I %  Th* eppointm.-1 1. -.11 be foi I .. 1, HOUM OfffSw will M-rv, in tin %  flfftcan who sarvs thnr full pWtud of on* year -1 Uss t aiv*, .I,, pital -111 >r .ii>i'iutrd 10 lha earvtc* %  nd of thai perl.. I h* gyaiiled oil* year • nl whrre ...lacy of the post t liHrasnanUli. and l.anuivbm may be uSAaliwd %  ,ital Mimager and Sacieiary. ,,,*.-. (Vlkw* HoaaMtal. Mooa, -.i ' *• I l-*llcal MIS( I LLANEOCS I See II.roll.1 Utah street I II SI Ir. Gums Bleed, Teelh Loose! PISSES-TIP FLY tONTIOI Her*, at your ftn,*r-tlp. b a Quac kW e....r war Of killing th*m-COOPSft S ...Jbw _.._ AEROSOL PLT8PRAV Just prats thi BUOSS -"1 thBJBW4BM H" BBSS •', I. '.iriial 1. death to all flying lr.ret. in the ,00m COOPERS AEROSOL TLV%  IT.AV do*, not taint foodrtnff. I. -ion. l-lmrrnii, mkn-Inflammable and a 1 mod oMourbsm Ua It tn homes and office, mod itoras. hoapllal ward, atrrraft. farto bi.ldir*.—wher>-ver thae* ar* Slaa Ik* !••(. Ml* 1 ...... 1.....1 Fie. %  !'.. r.i..i1iBMetleMsl ifNl •-•• Ihlnl. -f S lallas .Ua4.r4 kaarkdawa %  j-.* lha —.11 aba aaaab skoal BBffh ihin .r a aa.11. COAIPBS. Minorn'ii a BtiStfapsON LTD, BSSRHAMBTSO, BBBTS. BNOI.AND. STAMP CATAJ %  %  IVI.IM"' I UaTSt %  fl •> v. AT, Batl f Juat arrived for JORS.S4IS ~ si MliiM II %  I IBIirt Ml .'eVAWe'eV/'/V.'.'.V///, T. GEDDES GRANT LTD. Agenti WANTRD 10 mv STAMPS STAMPS All Kind of STAMP?" at the ('ARIBRFAN STAMP SOCIETY Ns. It, Ssran Street. sessions # From Page 3 iron .stoke und frsciuifd her collar bone. The accused has a ffirl of ten years who is dependent on hei SprmutT told the court that Morrl always annoyed her saying thnt she has one to represent her Alcohol ALFI(Ll) HAHUING pleudM ftullty of wounding Lionel Pino-.iDi s>|)tfniber 18. Sentence w postponed by the Hon. the Chi-'f Justu-tSir Allan Collymore. M.'. G. Farmer who appeared on behalf of Harding told the court th..l lioth men were under the Inrluen %  nf aloohol and an argument followed and Hinder was cut r.h .. knife The da e.tale lie r.qu.-trd to Mttb> lh*lt I d*btrdiieu without detav Dated tht. Uth da, .,( Bspi VF.IIONA JONKi PRINCESS I OUtSE JONES Ruacutor. of Use Will 1 f Margaret Ann J O A P NOTICE if*** ..1 NOTICE IS HEREIIY (;IVKS Ihal all parson, having any debt or ctaaSI again.! ih* eatat* of MILTON hi Nil decroaed. who dbd at Cap*4owft m I'.. Province of tha Cap* ol Uood Hope M tli* riomlnlon *f South Afrkw o'i t-.e 11th day of March IB'I Inle.ia-. raqueetod to a*nd particular, of tristr drbt. and claim, duly attrslad b Uie underMgord in care of Mawar. May, S Griffith. No. IS Hl*l threat lirid M %  a So icllor*. on or before the 1Mb da. ol D*crmh* 1BSI aflrr al.ich daI ."all pro. red lo dbtllbule O* th* daceaaed nr.ong the i^r. n etitilled therrto. having regard only I 1 lii'li clalma of which I alhBll I had nolle* and I will not SS tha asaat. or any part theraof so dltrlbtitad |o any parson ol *> • %  claim I shall not then h„e had 1 IRS Aral all person, indented to the SSM ratal* an* rwque-trd to aeti:e their aid Indented"**. Without delay Dated thl. Slh d.v of October I I. CLABINE n.lABlTM K1N<. Q-J lifted AdmlnlitratriK. of th* Eetaur of Milton King dacea.ed Stop ^yorrhoa and Trench Mouth in 24 .!e-jrs 1—ilaa. HnM aoi* mouth. lov Uath swan thai ion ira (Ml rhrsor Trrnch Mowtli. or sonrUa'1'l--' %  • hal WPI •vrnlnall* rsaar I" "** %  BBS* Uath and h. •U hrfora ywir %  ... War tlieae mIh <> IhrMghoal il-%  orbl nets say that f.r aa ... MSrrert -ooa-r or >ai -r lie v.rro-1 IB linss and .lop thedisaaua fcalero II la |* |SU. becauar tliey often raua. 1-.1 BIIII tha |aaa of lacth, bat also cbronb rieuitaM.m and vsrt troutif. New Dis Snvts tcortANMHSM. tha di-o.ery of SB %  (..Mill. r^ht. Ihr* bBMSSfl ing th* vrir not Sat, qunki/ t.iei '.'• ( D rr*aaa *ul *f roar ss-mla, arm aaan luhiem Ih. lerlh Ths lalbairji MM*I fron. Mr W W H *sa%  %  '• %  *-t -IsaSVi 4 %  .. all lbs %  %  .r %  %  Hh dbatipratcd in %  Of IBWS." Uiio.vnrc?ri %  %  %  •atafscllon ii Airfv-.:.'tr... rP PyorrhoM—Trcn-h Poseur? R*B Page FsMsr %  %  %  n a sisnai i< %  At a resuh Irk b-uuHrsuftoa n-if an hour late on the aie Jin.US lhat hall-h.ur ust-ity urterd disastrous los-eg. iTii-we evenu suu.ii either Uiat uio have looked 1-1 more clfxely into thr ei: .11* coiiunmiK-jtuiiL. or %  i iy thai mc Beat %  loo.-n t...s .mpoaing %  strain wt*>C4 iMVU ttvhmque could not sunn But Admiral Chalmers gives uj_ a salutary reminder 01 tha dlBrull uiim-r which Bealty tha high seas, the roa gunfire, the screamin|[ wind, ihe murky vulbllity, the great column of water thrown up 1 | salvoe-. Naval battles arc %  matter of chaos., ooscunlv U| nlng decisions uken an "n-i. ing or doubtful vrMl I H is well to remember the naJR) which lie* behind Ih. a* • disgrsnu of the naval historian well lo it-member tha' at Jutland Ithuugh ,250 ships wenI was never possible to see mors. ssun tine.or four of the enemy's lOpttaj -hip, nl *ny .me linn I,I place on the British lm. Admiral Chalmers u not so successful when he comes to explain ertual eosjrsa of ovont. rha art of describiiiK batlle*. WhlUiai nsvaror military, in terms inlelllglble to the pl-in man mgly difflculi. Mr. Chuntnli bj if the few modern writers who can do it. But too often in Admiral rjhalmers's account of naval 0E*H m v there descends something of lha fog and mist which MITOtindl I Man in o.-uiaiity. gj isiouin a ihrougl' ,'ieavy seas againai gr. v clouds, the outline of avacrl i be. but dii.ily Keen, and Ihe read, r becomes weary. Hi. ,,..,tion* of Admiral fhslmorrs book which will .. '" ' K'.nlei „re Ihope de.iln l-ord and those dealing with h private life AB Firs! SCM taOrd from 1920 n IBBTI tt.-.itiv in.,,i. ,i rsaa rhtt, i grrvo what he could of'll.Navy in the fnre ,f denianj fm rlruslie ivononi> He li.nl ., 11 fnco11 struggle, and ,..,,... cana iron an inafrUMM t, i WI.I-II Mi Bnldwii nn Lota i Wca In 1924 he was pledgetl lo a uo!uy < M -riHiture. Tills policy WBB stronKly ui poptnd by Mi. ChunhlU w.tavo Miffered a severe hi OiS Government." lie," '" Ui wif.v o 1 '"'' Jhajf '"'in one ,.f th^ rri'* (ireal Weallh Ik-alty's wife was a tausntai of Mamh;.l Full ,,,, millionaiM' si,.i,,,i be*?,, ahroroad from her hinband and this might well hav r damaged B"atty „ career, for although his name did not appear in the v^rv "" l a hint of divorce emiM l.<* flaniter-m, in those .1.. %  %  r, %  rose on thnt Beally'g marriage brought him %  :''-" • %  .' %  "Hi •' vat hi „ K i. nlM miKir. a place In Lele*>stershlre ihe appurtonances of Edwardian luxury. OnCMj when UMN %  ^.l^ a prospect of Beatty irtaulad '"i rhui aging his n a new siiip" Tha marri.'Mvf al llrst brought Beultv great happiness, too, hut this did not last Latdv %  *•) was Jaaloui of hor httanHtrl'g on in his naval dnin A* time went on thev dnftrd apart and she de. iin.il Ini., rtata ol acute melancholia. I%  %  treated her with gre.t paUanoa and foHHuraiu.ft % %  PaOMO r.-alised how deenly Wl .rwas by the-. niiitlors during the years of "it greatest fame. i:. III-I.I The Facade r'.-w pODpla Miikpecterl the dark kgrouiiil behind the. gleanuntt i piuspority and success %  %  I. ieh Iteutly presented %  mrid II i to Agtftur I Chalmeni'i %  family that no .ittenml made in his bloirrapriv ., %  facts. ffipe and / Beoffly. DK rtear-zldmlrol W& Chaltnrr*. IhxUIrr Q ,„i Ion 25. WOftlh COPYRIGHT RESERVr" — L.F..K OFFICIAL NOTICE ^le^UANCE of lb* Chaw.-, AC. IB*,", ^hS^U' SSVZ lo bring beioer m* an acrouni of Ihrir cla.aa. wssb on, %  lanaaBBS. I in njiafs and voucher, fas b. .uai-M b. nat on an. Ttraadta. ar Pnd-r aMSarrarTta*.oura o* II naan and 1 oclocS m the -Iter.aSon al tha aansSMlWtlon OfRc*. PubOB Butldln-P. Bodgetawn brio., ah* iSod day *f D-ewnbe. ISB1. In order that MB* and rataaad aecoedbig to thr nauir* and pr|orttr IlLSSaaj h peraani will be precluded f,< >m the oeneftt. of gggf 1 -II ctalm. 0.1 „r anssnal ihr aahfl proparty .HNS-iSf Defandant DORCAS WU I IA may be reported On re* and be daawlvcd %  PSSt f V ALI THAT certain pkor parcel eg bind MtuaSo In Upper C*SI|aia|B Rack In Ih* pariah ol Salrt Mnhaal and ldand ti ftartiadin contab n g ky %  SS T. aaaujrs rr .ar,t on* rood b* lbs sans* nor. or la*, butting and bmindmg • %  laaaks no* or lat* of Jam*. II Wl*. af C,th*nr.e Wile., of vlement Lucss, of Jamea Ford and of Mia. la>ulu Malbrt. snd an th* Pubsb Road or howevgr tlae lb* -am* may bun and bound Togrlh*r with the mewtng. or DwsSUnffhoiaw calbd AViDON and all and .H...U. ofbr* use rvaie*. and outkaajgaj both freehold and chattel on tha Mid '.,,..1 eeartad and built .land.t aaat %  I t ...ti, Hi. BBwajayag H WTUJAhtS. Rvgi.ti sr-ln-Chawcga-/. S> IB Jl~4n. i n.i i JIH lb-ton*.. 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    m BRITAIN, FRANCE WILL BACK TRUMAN Of Over Control Armaments LONDON. Nov. IttD will give full backing to President Truman's proposals for the reduction and international I of armaments, usually reliable quarters said here to-day. They believed the main purpose of Truman's proposals—to be made in the broadcast to the world on Wednesday — would be to test the sincerity of the Communist peace campaign The President's plan was expected to include tirm measures for the international supervision of all armaments, but especially atomic weapons. The re-armament initiative from the West, it was argued here, coming at the moment when the North Atlantic Re-armament Programme was in full swing, would serve a double purpose. Firstly it wouldemphasise that the Atlantic Pact military sirateuy was defensive; secondly, it would test the result) of the Soviet appeals for peace. Trumun's disarmament broad-< cast, it was understood here. subject to prolonged exchanges batmen London, Part* and Washington, even hafd British new Conservative Government came into power. Thesis Expected The project subsequently received the backing of the new British, Prime Minister Winston Churchill Hid Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden. Eden ai Stute* Secretary of State Dean Achc.'on are expected to develop ;i tin backed by Truman at their opening speeches in the General Assembly of the United Part* later this week. It was thought one basic tactic.11 consideration underlying the W> :'.decision to launch a "disarmament under international supervision'" campaign was their recollection of past sessions of the United Nations Assembly. The recent sessions of the have i>cen used by the Soviet delegation to launch calls for atomic nr general disarmament These ..[ii.c;il> have all railed because the S >viet Governawd to allow International inspection within Its borders. But she fact that the initiative his come from Motcow has allowed the Soviet Union to a puce a* champion of p*a This, prior to consultation twren the "Big Three" ICC. irior to consultation* beWestern Oovernments, has resulted in preparation of the Western disarmament I'll! -TJ.P. The 'Acheson Plan' Is Secret PARIS, Nov 9 Eden and Acheaon win metl again at J.00 pjn to-day, jt U.• %  United Stales Embassy. A tight Jjd is being kept o n the detai's of ihe "Acheson Plan." since few beside the three ministers Acheson. Eden, and Scnum.n—themselves know the details. although sensationalised Parisian accounts are reported to have the 'inside' %  lory. All that can be said |i (hat Acheson intend* to take the initiative away tram the Russians and lay the key question on the line; Is Ihe Soviet Union ready to consider real peace or does it want to continue the cold war? He will seek to strengthen thv United Nations hand, so that the confusion and hastily conceived action which followed the start of war in Korea, will not be necessary in event of any new aggresThe must likely course that be Ul take in this Held is lo propose machinery for bringing regional i All Quartrrt: Russian Smuggler Caught MIAMI. Florida, Nov. 3 < i i "go'lo Simonovlch. Russian, who for years was the kingpin of •n .then smuggling ring operating out of Cuba, was arrested by l.S immigration officers attar hbi mysterious amvil at a littli uMd airport 4 miles north o Simonovich wixs wanted 01 Mnwggling charges since 1847 and Mil unit year by the Senate Committee of "master-minding Communist activity" in the western hemisphere. The US border pa"rol reeled an anonymous teaajhooa call early Sunday saying "someone you want badly" arrives shoitly at Prospect airport Half an hour later Blmaoovld found alone on the airfield. I ui nm.iri. New Mexico. — An ir liner attempting an emergency landing near here in a sin crashed with 37 aboard Ten were hospitalized, two in a critical condition. The airliner chartered by the Army, was carrying army personnel returning from Korea. The impact broke the plane in two. Oslo.—The Nobel Peace Prize of 1951 was awarded to Leon Jouhaux of France, the Norwegian Nobel Institute announced to-doy. U. Jouhaux is a French Trade Union leader. Paris.—Brigadier General CarUK P. Romulu. Foreign Secretary ot the Philippines, was called in Monday to try to mediate the fourtight among 20 Latin Ameridctegations over which of the countries should hold the 'Sldency of the sixth session of U N. General Assembly which opens here Tuesday. A Latin American President of the Assembly is generally agreed ipon. arsssSa g£S3£WtfS Nation. Collective Security. King ;'s Health Improves LONDON. Nov B. A communique Issued from Buekingham Palace today said that the King'* health has improved last fortnight. The Communique signed by five doctors said that Hi.Majesty %  *' T part of U* md was able to attend to certain affairs of StJte. out that the need for core remained. The last Communique was Issued 16 aays ago. ill'.P. Royal Couple To Tour E. Seaboard Provinces HALIFAX. Nova Scotia, Nov. 5 "The weather was] ihe onto thing Ihe maritime royal tour planner* had not completely arranged for on Monday. Everything els was shipshape however as Princes* Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh headed through Eastern Quebec b) i n-day tour of the Eastern seaboard provinces. The royal Tour will end near there on Nov. 12th with a full dress and completely rehearsed sendoff. Before that, however, Ihey will visit in New Brunswick, Nova Bcotla, and Prince Ed,waxd Island, where residents have patiently waited since Octebsr 8th. smugly telling themselves that Elizabeth nnn Phil; seen anything vet." — I'.f*. Truman Denounces "Obstruction" NEW YORK. Nov. 5. Truman warned Monday that "obstruction and confusion and false propaganda" at home will hamper the rearmament programme in the coming "crucial' VIM I Truman said in a letter to th" Congress of Industrial Organizations Annual convention that some Americans are working hard to put a brako on our domestic progress to cripple and cut down our foreign aid. lo weaken our suppo-t for the United Nations, and some "I them would even, risk a world war in their impatience to find short cuts around the problems that confront us. —I'.F. day on its 193? programme for serving the religious and morale needs of 200.000 Jews In the armed services. The President of the Board told Truman that the organization will recruit 148 full-time and 211 parttime Jewish chaplains for the armed forces. On The Spot YESTERDAY afternoon Ihe Advocate* Kovinc Reporter was driving along Dayrrlls Road. He saw a man waving a red flag furiously ahead of him and he stepped dead on reaching. Ihe man with Ihe flag. Bui the Hag-bearer, obviously annoyed. shouted. "Man carry on driving, yuh en aee uh waving to tell yuh uh gwlne blow up a hole In de road dere.' 11th Atomic Explosion In U.S. Was Set Off To-day LAS VEGAS, Nevada, Nov. 5. The 11th atomic explosion in the United States, possibly an air drop, was set off to-day at the atomic proving grounds at Frenchman s Flat. The oxplosion sent a towering linger-like spiral of -smoke high into the sky. The test came after the threeday lull, which followed the first atomic combat manoeuv res in history, on last Thursday. To-day's was the Fifth nuclear [detonation of the present I Vegas series, and was dropped Iado-U.S. Relations Are Good NEW DELHI, Nov. 5. Foieign Secretary K. P. S. Mcnon declared Monday that there's no Indo-American problem and the friendship between the • L.-. would remain stable perpetually. Menon spoke at an official banquet in honour of three new Ambassadors Chester Bowles U.S.. Stanislaw Ostroborg, France and Stephane Halot, Belgium. acknowledged American sympathy with Indian independence and recalled Roosevelt's memoirs wherein it is stated thut Churchill "roared like a wounded lion" al Rooucvclt's mention tt Indian freedom. —f.l*. CRICKETrLatest 12.30 BRISBANE Nov 6. Queensland were all out for 466 soon after lunch on the third day" v' BV ' their four day match hers to-day A. Carrtgsn. Queensland %  kipper, was bowled by Oomez after making 160. Queensland thus hsvV a first Inning, lead of 257 over the West Indies. Reds May Reject Cease-fire Offers TQKVO. Nov. 5. Communists are i-juiocted ti> iciest the new Four Point United Natiuns ceasefire proposal made today. The proposal was announced at the truce sub-committee's talks at Panmuniom, simultaneously with the Allied counterattack on the west front, where the United Notions forces had heen driven back by one of the heaviest artillery barrages of the Korean war The four points were: (1) Any ceasefire zone will be based on the battle line at the time of the Armistice signing "with appropriate adjustment*". (2) The Zone is to be two and a half miles wide. <3) The Committee's three officer* should determine the actual line contact at any specific future date (4) The agreements are to be reported u> the Plenary Session talks with the recommendation thai the latter discuss other items on the agenda, leaving completion agreement on the demarcation hue until it can be settled definitely. United Nations Briefing Officer i William Nuckols, who described the proposal as a "forward step", -aid-that the Com>iad already labelled it "unfair, unjust and unreason•nbla." Near the end of to-day' session, they had indicated that they would reject it. he added -f r 8 31 Oftlci.il I observers included am Curtis Lcmay, Chief of Strategic Air Command. Medium-Size Bomb The explosion was from an apirentiy medium-sized bomb •.pped from a H-2U First there as a brilliant flash. Thirty %  onds later a dirty gray coloured loud soared above the horiton assumlr-g the customary mushroom, which has foil..wed all atomic explosions. An indication of the size and potency of this detonation was given by the unusual warning from the Aloenh Energy Commission. Radio stations in a wide area covet Ooldfleld. Beatty. and Callento Nevada, were asked to warn residents to open windows in their homos and shops. Presumably, this would be to lessen the effects of the tremendous concussion expected Perceptible Rumble Seven minutes after Ihe detonation, there was a perceptible n ble In Ls Vegas, along with a sudden blast of wind. The brilliant light was as bright. leas: as the big one. last Thursday, the first detonation u. which troops took part in atomic manoeuvres. The cloud rose on its stem and the mushroom above quickly acquired formations that looked like two ice caps. Then it settled, and with a few minutes, the stem began to wither and break up The great whit cloud took on a coral pink east, while at the base an gag ing purple cloud sprt-a 1 desert —|* P. %  %  -t •ldartg*m#n COUNTRY BATSr.'AN Jim Da Oourcy run out after he had msd> 24 In the uuii against las West India* at Newcastle. New South Wales, on '!' 10 M. The 'keeper Is Everton Waekes. who deputised for C L. Walrott Allies Withdraw From Two Key Positions 8TH ARMY H<*. Korea, Nov B An 8th Army communique said that Allied unils hid withdrawn from two "key terrain features' west of Yonchon, following the Redg attack, but front dispatches said that United Nations units had recaptured all of the losl ground by 10.00 a.m .on'our.dav. Three new light Cotonainist probing attacks southwest nl Yoiiehun were icpu! %  I An 8ih Army communique said that on .the ekstern front. United Nations forces pushed their deepest spearhead in Norlh Korea still farther up the coast. The AJl!a gained 2.000 to 3,000 yards northwest ul Kaesong and i-i/cd the hill Miuth of Kosong. i tli ..I Ihe 3Hth Parallel "/Vo Mane? Sloppy SalMfes" SAYS GAIKY United Nations troops on ths ntral front repulsed a light Comunlst attack southeast of the former Communist stronghold of Muson. The Hili Arim announced tonight that heavv lighting was goIng on o'i UM we U m bent, United Nations had launchcu ttr-attack today, aftrr being driven back by one ol the heaviest J. meeting at .he Marl^J""""..^"K' "'J^ X£ ~ ^ t JSrS^.!!!f tl ..S Pere^ r .r^ ',ii I.ICC he nad era MM I hi Cornmuiusts followed the barrage with a "human wave", advancing over barbed wire to gel lo grips with Allied soldiers, who met them M hand t<> hand lighting. —v.r. thai Gain M.M.W.U. meeting at I Si|Uur* I. were better the ilvi fibers elected with bkn as M.M.W.U. candidates i.f' the colony than choose not to him every time In the new Leitisaattini Council. Galry was pep-inikin : his followers In his usual way before Jtavlng next day for Carriaeon on %  He assured them that his would I an 8—0 majority in the Council ; Hons T. A Man.v-h-.w and C. St. B. Sylvester would throw their h>\ ith the M.M.W U hi",He would fix that with the latter on his visii to t'liuaHe reproved policemen .md nurse* whu did not vote for him his candidates and said thev would have to watch out. As regards the former he would have iloppy salutes .mH I for the Sunerintendent of Pohog well. He would holii Ht'inonstrations whenever he those and not it the deciding of the Superintendent of Police. Referring to the coming Budget, he .aid lie understood HI Wall w would be short but he would see lo it that there WW expenditure on all the little i>e.ipic nasdad and he would know where the monty arai t eetng from. Among other things in a speec.i' of ramtliar 'Utburu lasiing over an hour he said he was sorry but i he was no longer to be styled! "Uncle" but given h, a Hon. Mr Galrv. I 177 Dead NEW YOKK. Nov S The death toll caused by the vast pre-wtplar cold s/aw Monday as the friglu weather blanke;ed the nation from Main* to Onajbti and south to the Gull <>r Ifexleo with no relief III sight. Al lea-t 177 dealh.s have been attributed to the weather. Traffic idents caused 138. 16 persons died in fires caused by overheated vea, seven drowned, lw ( fsjoggn death and 14 died in miscellaneous mishaps. Crop dam-ge -. extensive parUculgvJs 1 in the south where 0M unseasonable cold spell hit cotton and citrus crops, The Chicago weather bu Week Of Speeches By World Leaders LONDON. Nov. 6. Churchill will touch off a week of important prechr-i by moat of the worlds leadlog states m en; f* I r a 11 y < nut! hill will speak In tor (' %  immun. nf the Soviet revolution and this year Hlalln may make a major sddres* In BoUhui tbralre. If uol .mi.Um hlghranklng NovlK official will put Russia's "peace' views before thr world. I uurthly In Thursday f orrlgn Ministers r wme i." members of the raited Nation* will be ready to open a week or oratory on their iccn le-stavted. an official anDOtuicsangtUj di.Mloscd to-day. It nuoteii ,i letter fniMi tinproVla" nal OH Board, which \am OV* Orn the llnti.h when ihe world's Bnary was closvaj down i July, Informing the IVmian i %  thai one unit had fl i IMUng l'i-i--i..n t ahniclans onl* The output will include low Kiari.. products, llki k' n i ..nil ii.u.if'ln l> opgOgflJ unit will IHkept in operation u-\ one month 1 stocks used up cloning down and to keep the rei nerj in working ordstc TM an* nouncement added, "Should buyers be found for our products we may restart two more refli section* Observers considered that the reieaae was well timed to coincide with In* Persian Prim* Mlnialsr. Mossadeghs slay in Wnshliigh and his oil talk* there The Pt slans hope, thus, to convince the *ld that they are tint dependent British oil technicians, thev I — V f *tei* iteel Under-Secty. rrt/f coi.oMM. omen IX5NIXJN. N Churchill has appointed as hi Parliamentary Under Secretary for ihe Colonial Office %  in his younger days used to |. mistaken | on Randolph. He ithe Karl %  stiatea the likcncsbetwi t young:u.r i dg mi 0 rx %  -1^ r .is v ,.: rchUI It M one thing bavutl him in and out of H and dining rooms all di tn-i ._. ui and alts on the ...veiiuiu'iit heflehes J U | |oOft .1 linn The noble lord koda SbMl his neiKhlH.ur was a fair young i rd Minister who had just been made P OcpssMl point eonna i Is that he was prUtl i %  n lha division of th I %  oi Lord ii4. %  rai. Chan rom iU3 i .i. o\ hu >• then ap i" tiled Undei Set retnn r.. %  Wai re igning from ft tei ibrr "SJ to From 39 to '41 he was A.D.C.. .in llilitai I \ (Jorl. Ike keeps Out Of Politics WASHINGTON. Nov S Eisenhow.-r told reporters ot the While House Oil Monday he has given no one authority to undei take any political activity on hiheh.,:i Ki-enh.>wer talked briefly with reporters after a dn-niinutc high level military conference %  .'I run : u ,,,,',,.. ,. T officials and part of the Cabinet The General left to th< Whu. House any discussion of the con* '• M. ,itself. He spoke for himself when it came lo p The political discussion with reporters started when the Com%  f the Western European I" ( %  'n iKorres said he planned to remain at his hotel on Monday night hoping to get to bed early, but he added, he aim would 1* i py to see any of his old friends "if anv of them caunaround." White lion %  Pre-.. Sun I;.i %  Joseph Short toW reporters he could not say what was discussed by the General and the President at lunch, because only the two were present. man ol sal em Hun T.I h i l % %  %  i nt ligure for maju >. in u Ihe Koui i "i LonL arhei a %  > lakm keen Intel housing and i tire from 1092 lo -:i:; I nWaiting to the King and men '4i to '44 he Under Secretary ol Mia and Burma Aoiilhei appOil i %  %  under Churchlll'i i oalltton wai th t Ot I I %  lit lht> Home OflktM !' gU Tne Carl of H %  Pffl • man d %  • Ith no children W Members. relief from the cold but it would J Membership is of two kinds, ly temporary.—C.P. Military and Civil Co-operation A Norris Hughes, Chairrpan of the St. George's District lio.nl, last Sunday broadcast an ap;.4.il for co-operation of householders with the Board's scavenge! employees in keeping S; lean Previous to the strike, he said, the capital com*ith other We-t Indian capitals for excellence of %  npeejanes but there had been a ui' lie had had, .i meeting with all scavengers, heard what complaint! to make as regards hou %  holders nnd had been assurthe Board was prepared to back them bj pio*ecuting any offenders 232 Win Their Way To Safety As Luxury Liner Sinks HAMHUHC. Germany. Nov. 5 SurViTOTI from the 4.OJU. %  About 232 haggard men. women inn children — passengers and %  >ien, ot the brand new '.500 ton motnrship — arrived here early today, and ra | temporarily to niburban Ueberseeheim, a camp usually used for emitratlng and displaced perrons. Thev reached Hambtu. from Bremerhavrn. where they had I**" brought by the 8.S00 ton United States armv transport General M. L, Heraey. Thr Hersey hid picked them up after eluding with he Malpa yesterday in a dense fog off the %  coos', of Germany. The Mersey. brinmng 2.500 fnfantrv l was only slightly damaged in the crash. No lives were Part on cither ship. Officers and eftV K I fused any statement on th" craah and woul'l not comnirn*. on the oh irges against them "If anybody is going to do any bilking II will be the said an officer, who 11 give his name. The Captai.i Of the Msieu arrlved bv train late last night with three other officers. He went immediately to his hotel and i -vsmen —\p World Sugar Production WillBelfoiv LESS FROM COMMONWEALTH 1951—1632 season is .*>. %  '*> up by 500.11." .iiottantia' i i. piiweali* I onillUOM '•" iM'icipoted out| ^ss-i ' .' %  IO.00O tons .'tid in: pei>mlsos lo at ing to Cn i t report another 50.000 tons Is %  IOWS a *•< .dMi | i %  .ins redueUon, taken li hincUon syitta a %  mall %  Contributing largelj to the increased world production ligure —which in '.ililish a recom increase of SOg.oiio tang ftoo. Cuba and MM *wvi nlkows >ay ll paint any een reliable pkture lot %  %  du" In pan f %  i.. B cunt in' i depend | spend I i market %  ; rj .* ooo S in world %  1 00 i ti U t %  annage *ni %  %  BRITISH BACK U.S. PEACE LAN NSSUMOM .' % % % %  .'o:eisju%  quar' %  %  %  %  F W. had the 1 %  htlri i Of .ii It." %  % %  n it if ll did nnt.T i' The 'ADVOCATE" pays for NEWS. Dial 3113 Day or Night CLIPPER CIGARETTES



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    1MGE TWO BARBAIjfrS ADVOCATE TlksKJJ NOVKMBF.K I 1931 £ahib falling M i: MI KFlS been invilert of lhBarbados AiuhKiation have to attend U thedral on Sundnj Novemta. at 10 J(' .I.IIl. TIM till an) MettlBf of Um AMOC.K i i lake* place at the Drill Hall at 7.15 p.m. on Saturday Novemi*ei IT. Their annual dinner will be held tliree qu hour i o n UM Drill Hall Anj OAear il pi the -land iMni Contact man is Mr DougicAl%  U-yiiiat Biydcn.. Seaworthy U P AT ihe Marine Hotel they have been busy putting the clock back, hut thi* time It's go". a new face, which in streamlined in.' modern, The old bar which Hammmul and many jiiolhlocal and old country—propped up in the wee ""'.nig hours of Old Year"* Night* fifteen years and mra ago ha* come back to the Y Only this 'Imc its nrde of llgnt curving mahogany and to remind ui that Marine has something to do wi h the sea there's a Urge porthole to keep us cool white swilling John Collins' ami local punrhe II IIIIAIIIt TIIKKLI. The man who is winning success with his book ana film about a cow. Appointment with the the Dairy Show in London for an A COAT MR AND MRS .JAM UK BTEED Married Gn Saturday M ISS DAISY OONSALVBB daughter of Mr.f Daisy Oonaalvcs „i n.u-u.v. M. X arajk and Mr. (iuhne) Gorualvea icy weather blank.!*,! They tail nv first drinks will of Miami was married on SatMaine to Oregon. -ed lhara on November 10. urday afternoon at Christ Churcrl llerr in Barbados a visitor vou ran gn and -ee for to Mr. James S eed, son of Mr omplaining of the unusual James Steed of Glash\, v er;ber heat we have been Hot Or Cold D EATH from the first prewinler cold wave tn the Slater was reported yesterday n't please everybody Weddinf fa when vour*elf what improvements i v and M ber>n roin on in nreparMInn for Kw Scotland, and Senior Enhaving. a big tourist senvm. mincer of Esperansa Estate. TrinYou Rifle Team Leaves The ceremony which took T HE Barbados Rifle team for place 'hortly after 5.30 o'clock r n rM Ll? nW 1 A nU, J Sh f viUe Petf rmed by ReV Mandc f\N Thursday afternoon at 3 30 left Barbados on Sunday by vine. %  %  n '„ ln w .,„ *„,,_, ...w„ B W.I.A. -The team is U Col J. The Bride who was given in mnd^uhi e ?oY Mr? F Uhft TX.i'l). Mai, J Griffith, m irriagc by her brother Michael. *f *V?' c" h 'f.'' "" ,„,"3 h c? P £ Walcott. Capt. C. wore a drew of white lace over £*£$J5 'S*", !" "M,KCI.S M. M deverttuil. Mr. t.fJcta. Her headdrc,, was of HSE" !" 0 fX.t AdSS*. nnd her bouque. of Gltleiu Roil() Government Hill nd the late Mr. Ad; The Bridesmaid. Miss Betty lionsalves. sifter of the Bride orchid lace and carried T. A. L. white roses anthurium lilies. G Pilgrttp and Mr M. Col. Connell Bcc-.mi'nuri by ins wife. jflBylllfl 'he team was I oeker. V thiin* Team Returns M R. PRfER IHCI and Mr. (Icraki NichiflN two meiiibers of the Barbados Yacht. !" '"; r "*;-' On SMB the yachting Al "' aerie against Trinidad returned home over the weekend b< llWIA I'ho OUMM members of e due back today by IN thr itwtag nwrj modest home In Mlnnea|iolai. Mrs-' Venus—gees ifl Gladys Olson, pretty blonde wife | of a factory inspector, h raising a £26,775 chinchilla coat. She is beginning to suspect that by the time sh has enough skins she will ~ t>*ve grown too fond of the chinchillas to deprive them af their coats for her own use. Mrs. Olsoit is on < some 500 i the United States who |p %  up fur-rslslng as a iMrlim for fun and profit. In Mrs. Olson's case, it all began four years ago a* a hobby. Her husbuMi Edward bought i pata of chinchillas e Datry Show at Olyropia shows the truth for £50 ?' J^'TlelX iT'iLkl 1 The exrtibits-withV exception of a ^^ST^^ rrtS few disconsolate cock pigeons—are exclusively feminine. more difficulty, persuaded the Iheir admirers vary in sex. custom and clothing. Standing family dog Duchess that the chinankle deep in straw, the cows look with soft speculative ehOlas were not some new fom. eyes at a complete cruss-ection of Britain's human popu' defenceless cat. r Tor a couple of days Mrs. Olson stood in the doorway and watched Olance at the sturdy Red Polls, her husband feed tneni Now .r he piebald Ayrshire*, the Welsh Is Mr. Olson who stands in th< Blacks—and ponder the fact that doorway when the chinchillas he 124 cows at Olympla, big. meals are served, •mall and medium, bavt average of 3,200 gallons a day— Jvcr eight tons of milk o l>. Sonw mnnX h* after tho Olson' narketed by the Ministry of IKlU( llI ihc-iHrst p-iir they bee am"oog Kv.rv ..in the show I' lM owners of four more—the firs' c^kaig hvr best—-and nu Pmnor.'ition for the Da Appoin hi in 11 With 324 Venuses QNK night last spring, in a candle-lit Sark stall*toManoir cowman made a significant remark. I fgiMsiej tkimg," he aaid,'*air)l eNa*M brim ferent A viait to th. of this statement Fed With Milk vender. llU|ir These had to be raised—by Shov* Mr Olson—with an eye-dropper filled with milk. i the popula darted a long time aaja, A is In her best show form immedi, lon 0 j i ne sewing room number ately after calving, and the hour j t0 ana additions are anticipateo of her mating is thu| wvU ui never be able to par i nicety The period of gcstntion w| h (h(; original pair whatever I is 41 wcekes. and she mui: ^y do about the rest," says Mrs •inform to the rule and nroduc Q) SO n. her en If on or before October 3 %  In;: Cn Honeymoon M R. AND MRS A CAMAfHO who were married In Trinidad on Saturday flew over froir Trinidad the following dav by B.W.IA. to sprnd their honevmoon in Barbados. They guests at the Hotel Royal, For The Races M R. R. HARDWIDGE was arrival from Trinidad 1' W I A., on Sunday. He mine over to ride in the ra< bouquet of anthurium lilies. There P*'~ were three Flower Girls, the Misses Ginger. Joan and Den.i Bernstein. The Best man was Mr Thompson who is also from Scotland and works at the same e'tate In Trinidad as the 'groom. After ilu% %  niiiony a recepy,„. ri ,\ lion was held :il 'O^lerlcy 1 Maxwells and the honeymoon is being *|ent at the Crane Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Steed leave tomorrow foi Trinidad The ceremony was performed Rev K A B. Hinds. The *ho was given In marriage cousin Mr. C. Drakes, wore dress of white organza with high neck hoc long close fitting sleeves and a very full skirt Her headdress was a tulle veil, kept in %  tiara of roses and forgot-nic-nots and tihe carried a bouquet of Anthurium lilies and Lace. Miss Viclet Farley who was maid of honour wore mauve crepe The Misses Lon Dorecn Farley were Hie Bridesmaids. The boatman was Mr. Grafton Mcrrilt and the ushers were Messrs Arthur and Kenneth Ashby. brothers of the bride from Trinidad on Saturday mornAfter the ceremonv a reception log bv B.W.I.A. returned the was held at the home of the following dav to Trinidad. groom's cousin "Homestead'', Bel"y Mr. Wooding is a Barrister at mont Road The honcvmooii "** Law Trinidad and a Director of being spent ut Fleet View' G;iest %  •* B.W.I. Airways. House. Bathsheba. lation. An Old Etonian n humbly to advice givi knotted handkm toll clip sparkles more brigii eport of mounting Weighty discussions are held on such subjects as butter-fat conlent and the effect of a Moiar Symphony in B flat on the milk yield of a pedigree Av Like Film Stars The cattle themselves, as n aware that they are the rataseu aVetre of jli tin on llamanl. gi taUon, organisation and chat, flutter their long eye-lashes like film stars at a first night. They came to Olympia from all over Great Bri.ain. Fairy Pr.ncev 8th an elegant Shormoi i Mr. J. H. Stephenson, travelled more than MX) miles by rail ft air the Boyal Mental Hospital. Montrose to chew the cud in Kenamgdebarred from entering b on. Guernseys from Sussex, -er of minutes. Let Frisians from Shro ( | .wever. 1ha| llv.i. > to Somerset. UneOtD Rodl tmngfnary Cucmw. obliginid: irom Yorkshire, the a*a4l eat nrodnr-s her calf at Hi the grass of alien fields. ., Oetobse 3. 7ro hour b"i" I went flrst of alt to sec Mr m |dn|h1 Hr breeder n Guernseys, the breed that pro„ib h'r hands, for he know duced mv own photogenic Von SuS^SZTX^^tKlSS "•Art if ut of Saint FW*t Port ma; .vi-r "•'"• !" "" %  ''""'• •" ";* '"at l %  uaranMM lo catch the return h II thuth it (he cofvrmeai la taken off art h *ndeye of any other than the rruxt '.lander,, ahrewd breeder., hnve PJP" nd ' """ ""'.•',. <.,„,„, udf e. Led a tpe that will al.il l">• '"'''".'• 5 J lk "S3? %  onilant h l'l ,l >' """ """' l >n sh "" BMldt them are their roualn. ^ **T** t "'" " ""thc Jerwy.. liner and more dell" l,rl v lr " d 9ANKTTA DRESS SHOP LOWE* BROAD MRI.ll mu SMS of every kind Ready-made and made-tu-Order. Alas— BKASSIEREf*White and Pink. SIZES 31! and 40—with Waistband and without Waattband Freaa S3.ee to $3.44. ; S gS ^S S &," vear. Allowance mut be m-"l I • the caprice of Na'ure. and run potential ctumpion has bee Trinidad K.C. M R. H. O. B. WOODING. K.C. and his sl"er who arrived BY THE WAY Bv UACHCOMMOt 'T'HE latest Beachcomber poll. "niflueiKlng the voter." The word Christian n X making use of Ihe new stalls"liberal" Is barred as suggesting a lust been r %  i ,if law, has been able lo predict, political party, and ballet must not book whii h arlUi ibaniiita certainty, not only be mentioned, as It is too much this. Dickens how everybody will vote, and hou like ballot. UM) AIM vole under different con., „. dltions. but also at what time thev •ISew light on Dickenml %  T i. i H , npHE denigration of Dickens has oo mechanically perfect Is this %  #,, -,,,,,„ v era ht*an a nraMir. S!L'SSr!^ ,or rv Mm l ,t irV "• -^ A K^3ir? v fiw .urei T-KM^U? fflS m 6 f Und hlm l Vul flr for " * ii M B ,i ^ P P, J in '* nib,lllx Of cx.iuiMtc rrlmcment, and too i ,11 .w Indu " m f o ( sentimental about human beings T^HE publication of KM M t<. change their minds (or a generation which reserves Memoirs recalls to me the Trr..H*y iy lo d **; '<* sentimentality for animals. It story of the woman who. when has even been pointed out that his introduced to him. said' "Oh Mr private life was not above reKreisler. we've Just bought you proach—a state of affairs which is new model. My husband won't acutely painful in this era.of rigid drive anything else!' ralil.v Bui I have ding review of n viiicntly explains all %  uttered from manicinsanity, and was a psychotic. Hence those regrettable novels, which the unenlightened continue to cnjnv Pulling hrrinlvr ui hi* <*<' at the last I l their independence, and to satisfy themselves that the la' of statistics have not yet oiKtlisheil free will. ft* lt from Mxrhonunor A TRIAL push by Evans the Hearse yesterday on Uangyrkyn Mountains once more showed his uncanny skill at rounding difficult corners on the mountain paths, on one nostril, keeping UM %  md pushing rather than propelling it. Reg Bodger, who is not so familiar vsith this course, DUeaad '^t pee .it Dweb Ootnoi and his left nostril came in contact with a bit of rock. The sllghi nasal abrasion which resulted ;i. treated by. Dr. Cosham of Fwtbalpwll. Social Security *"pilE B.0.C ban on the name of %  I Charles Kingsley for political reasons shows how serious, this matter Is. Il Is said that a comedian who introduced a grocer named Palmcrston was heavily censored and the name was changed to Hal merit on to avoid Rupert and the Lion Rock—23 At 37 she does not own a fur coat of any kind, much less a £28,775 chinchilla. When the Olsons have guest; ihe 30 chinchillas are brought intc %  mwt the lounge to play wi'h them ^ippese. rh( dou | f banished to a corner o* the room, from which she glower. reproachfully at the furry anlmaU rnmbolling over the furniture They are a delicate pe-irl gre> ,I..II'PLAZA BTOW* DIAL 23 10 JOAN CRAWFORD OMdbr* M< laser Lail 1 SHOWS TO-DAY 4 5 ^na ) an ~ ••H'EST I'OI.M sioin ta cair B. aov .i. au> aaoot n 'lllAU I U r. . 1 XIVUA H11WUIJ1 Allan "Bocky" LANE RAeSSER Of CHEROKEE STRIP ft NAVAJO man a.inra. I'lA/t SZTA, l-M 2 SAo a To-d.V I SB p n> %  ro MOUIOH is rouvii' ClaudaHlc Colbcrl. 0rs Brnt a nsai.iN ixraiss Mwta O-BBRON -Robwt RYAN Wi s a s so pji, I niaUlapyl IN AND VANC-T rui Cotoi by rachnicoior %  sm.nr. nii.i Bon\ ; BAMBOO in MM. I %  Laingford and Rdlpn Bdwardi t. All-TV THE GARDEN — ST. J \MF> RAYS IM MT HSAB-T Uloro WAHHEN -riaAxr MASTLN VirdnU MAYO Wd ad Thurs • 3D p n AlllliiT-E and COATaClJX) -IT AINT Ml" B OANOIROl'S %  "ii Suun HAYWARO GLOBE TO-DAY ONLY 4 SO and 7.4a p.m. JOHN SUTTON — DORIS MERHICK "THE COUNTERFEITERS" AND "ROGER TOUGHY GANGSTER" VKTOK M.LAGI.ON 1'HESTON FOSTKIt cate. iheir amber milk lick butter In comparison. the South Devons over the way are as cnormou, and as shaggy a hufTiil-""The nimble 10/rrys with th-'lr Oiarp horns '"I ^. the bov 'hey glsnce with rollicking rvr: it tlM little black Oionk ns If "hev should 1* pulhI .long on wheels. In an age when the dynai-ies of kings have ceased to maintain the sense of human contlnuAny disfiguring hair is dipped ity over the centuries, the genoff and the hide is groomed %•* ealogies of cows st.ll keen mans regro-niie.1 until it glis'ens like imagination in touch with ie crepe do chine. I Un verities of the soil. From Now the important business of the sophisticated farm oivmthe plume on Hyacinth's tali. It pla to the wet and windv hinashed again ami again in 1 *ides. the cow goes on doing her J —. — J .:-u.i.. .1.... (World Copyright Reserved. CROSSWORD r %  Y %  "1 !" ' 1 with %  -wdust' and -iaihtlv nl.ned. Onlv then may Hyacinth I THE BRIDQETOWN PLAYERS | present ;• Win B M i 1 f>itsr •** i • •crappt Sft** ••niiona Itsfii •vmpiom ii m rn-v tin up %  .'. .i *,~ rn piin.iiiiT nu [>. %  • tola •oin CUU t t • ) Hoe nrrtllaa wi I nimDrn TII. a I •I'.OlIlll an* rui-s. (Ml Pouna in DM(H aafiincu. i a • Hoi* ir. wttteh so drop Unit -i % ll aytli dunnt tu'. ' K.'t %  BUY A BETTER SHIRT FOR LESS MONEY &f RELIANCE SHIRT DEPOT Palmetto Street Phone 4764' Obtainable at ail Leading Stores SPECMAT TH! O.M.V SIOIIIS |.Y row > WITH COLOURED GEORGETTE 36" • J3.M in Double and Single Cords All The Popular Shades CREPE ROMAINE 36" e V-Mi' In Very Attractive Shades T. R. EVANS & WHITFIELDS YOUR SHOE STOKrs •J!;:! MM Dial 4220 NO CONSTIPATION FOR 25 YEARS "My huaband latroducrd BM I I AXL-BBAN ahorty *u, ,„ %  ff"*-] • I' "y cookiiaj aa wall aa for braak. faat. Th. raauh: wa'ra rafular aa %  lix-kwofli!" Mi. Anconina Graaiapo, 45J (iartiold An, Jaraay Oily. N. J. One of many unsolicited lattrra /ran AM..BRAN lijfrl. If you auffar from conatipai 10 lack of dietary bulk. Malta (about V, cup) of mai.v I KaUcanra_ALL-BBAN daily, drink '" ty &,' nX !" not aaliaHed ft^r 10 daya^jjlu-n ojnplv box 10 K.llo,, Co 9 Gitll Btilala" Lid.. ManckaMar. Eajl.nd. Grt DOUBLB TOU>~ MONIT p.ial by SOMERStT MAUGHAN NOVEMBER 27, 28 & 29 EMPIRE THEATRE OIWXIX1, GLOBE TOMORROW WITH THE SUPER STAR TALENT SHOW £*B*M4 srMrMnr win imriwM ro IIH Mt... 10H FM... mm mt... %  ,win •^ DOUGLAS EMPIRE LAST 2 SHOWS TO-DAY 4.45 A 8.15 JOSEPH COTTEN — UORETTA YOUNG in MALF ANGEL" TO-MOKROW ONLY 4.3t A I 3 TIU RSDAV ONLY 4.30 & B.30 Universal Double — ////.' .v.-// /. .•,','*',•,;',•.;•,',','.••''''• The natural way to KEEP SLIM AND FIT If irou want to b atuaaivcl* %  Um, wiih bft(hi cyn, mUtni comploion. n j ml ftmca-. NIIUK demand, thai you ,, your ITMCID domed or in %  punnet. (Jinical tei by oocton confirm thai Bile Bean* Rrnily and effectively Bile Beini are keeping millionv healthy anj youthful in (oolu and fijurc. Sun taking ihem tonight. Nature "i CsntCc Aid BILE BEANS THE MARINE HOTEL LTD. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 10TH. DINNER DANCE on the occasion OF THE OPENING OF OUR NEW BAR Dinner Served from Dancing from 7 7 lo 9.30 p.m. to Midnight $3.00 Per Person Table Reservations Tel. 3513 James MASON — Margaret LOCKWOOD In 'THE WICKED LADY' "ARCTIC MAN HUNT' with MIKEL CONRAD Basil RATHBONE in "BLACK CAT" and "BLACK NARCISSUS' with DEBORAH KERB ROYAL LAST % SHOWS TO-DAY 4.30 *8.3* Republic Whole Serial— "HAUNTED HARBOUR" with KANE RICHMOND KAY ALRICH MARSHALL J. REED l T ,r MORROW ONL -30 A 8 IB Universal Double DESTINATION UNKNOWN and STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN OLYMPIC )AY A TO-MOBKOW 4.30 A LE — BflSA HDBEWS GENE TIEfHEY. TO-I1AY Mi TO-MORROW 4.30 & B.15 .10th C-FOX DOUBLE — OH, SUCH A VARIETY! BARBADOS CO-OP COTTON FACTORY LTD. it DO YOU LOVE ME" In TECHNICOLOR Starring : DICK HAYMES — MAUREEN O'HARA — HARKV JAMES II O V V LAST 1 SHOH S TO-DAY 4.M Wedncadar Tharada) 4.S0 £ I 815 JOEL MfCREA — WANDA IIF.NDRIX "SADDLE TRAMP' Color by Technicolor and "TAKE ONE FALSE | STEPWILLIAM POWELL — SHELLY WINTERS a uawaiai inilsaT;'jaAi rKTuai and BUD ABBOTT—LOU COSTEI I o IN SOCIETY


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    Title: The Barbados advocate
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    Portion of title: Sunday advocate
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    Language: English
    Publisher: Advocate Co.
    Place of Publication: Bridgetown Barbados
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    Publication Date: Tuesday, November 06, 1951
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    BRITAIN, FRANCE
    WILL BACK TRUMAN
    Of
    Over Control
    Armaments
    LONDON. Nov.
    IttD will give full backing to President
    Truman's proposals for the reduction and international
    I of armaments, usually reliable quarters said here
    to-day.
    They believed the main purpose of Truman's propos-
    alsto be made in the broadcast to the world on Wednes-
    day would be to test the sincerity of the Communist
    peace campaign The President's plan was expected to in-
    clude tirm measures for the international supervision of
    all armaments, but especially atomic weapons.
    The re-armament initiative from the West, it was
    argued here, coming at the moment when the North At-
    lantic Re-armament Programme was in full swing, would
    serve a double purpose.
    Firstly it wouldemphasise that the Atlantic Pact mili-
    tary sirateuy was defensive; secondly, it would test the
    result) of the Soviet appeals for peace.
    Trumun's disarmament broad- -<--------------------------________________
    cast, it was understood here.
    subject to prolonged exchanges
    batmen London, Part* and
    Washington, even hafd
    British new Conservative Gov-
    ernment came into power.
    Thesis Expected
    The project subsequently re-
    ceived the backing of the new
    British, Prime Minister Winston
    Churchill Hid Foreign Secretary
    Anthony Eden. Eden ai
    Stute* Secretary of State Dean
    Achc.'on are expected to develop
    ;i tin backed by Truman at
    their opening speeches in the
    General Assembly of the United
    . Part* later this week.
    It was thought one basic
    tactic.11 consideration underlying
    the W> :'.- decision to launch a
    "disarmament under international
    supervision'" campaign was their
    recollection of past sessions of
    the United Nations Assembly.
    The recent sessions of the
    have i>cen used by the
    Soviet delegation to launch calls
    for atomic nr general disarma-
    ment These ..[ii.c;il> have all
    railed because the S >viet Govern-
    awd to allow Interna-
    tional inspection within Its
    - borders. But she fact that the
    initiative his come from Motcow
    has allowed the Soviet Union to
    a puce a* champion of p*a
    This, prior to consultation
    twren the "Big Three"
    ICC.
    irior to consultation* be-
    Western
    Oovernments, has resulted in
    preparation of the Western dis-
    armament I'll!
    -TJ.P.
    The 'Acheson
    Plan' Is Secret
    PARIS, Nov 9
    Eden and Acheaon win metl
    again at J.00 pjn to-day, jt U.
    United Stales Embassy. A tight
    Jjd is being kept on the detai's of
    ihe "Acheson Plan." since few be-
    side the three ministers Acheson.
    Eden, and Scnum.nthemselves
    know the details. although sensa-
    tionalised Parisian accounts are
    reported to have the 'inside'
    lory.
    All that can be said |i (hat
    Acheson intend* to take the initi-
    ative away tram the Russians and
    lay the key question on the line;
    Is Ihe Soviet Union ready to
    consider real peace or does it want
    to continue the cold war?
    He will seek to strengthen thv
    United Nations hand, so that the
    confusion and hastily conceived
    action which followed the start of
    war in Korea, will not be neces-
    sary in event of any new aggres-
    The must likely course that be
    Ul take in this Held is lo propose
    machinery for bringing regional i
    All Quartrrt:
    Russian
    Smuggler
    Caught
    MIAMI. Florida, Nov. 3
    < i i "go'lo Simonovlch. Russian,
    who for years was the kingpin of
    n .then smuggling ring operat-
    ing out of Cuba, was arrested by
    l.S immigration officers attar
    hbi mysterious amvil at a littli
    uMd airport 4 miles north o
    Simonovich wixs wanted 01
    Mnwggling charges since 1847 and
    Mil unit year by the Sen-
    ate Committee of "master-mind-
    ing Communist activity" in the
    western hemisphere.
    The US border pa"rol re-
    eled an anonymous teaajhooa
    call early Sunday saying "some-
    one you want badly" arrives
    shoitly at Prospect airport Half
    an hour later Blmaoovld
    found alone on the airfield.
    I ui nm.iri. New Mexico. An
    ir liner attempting an emergency
    landing near here in a sin
    crashed with 37 aboard Ten
    were hospitalized, two in a criti-
    cal condition. The airliner chart-
    ered by the Army, was carrying
    army personnel returning from
    Korea. The impact broke the
    plane in two.
    Oslo.The Nobel Peace Prize
    of 1951 was awarded to Leon Jou-
    haux of France, the Norwegian
    Nobel Institute announced to-doy.
    U. Jouhaux is a French Trade
    Union leader.
    Paris.Brigadier General Car-
    UK P. Romulu. Foreign Secretary
    ot the Philippines, was called in
    Monday to try to mediate the four-
    tight among 20 Latin Ameri-
    dctegations over which of
    the countries should hold the
    'Sldency of the sixth session of
    U N. General Assembly
    which opens here Tuesday. A
    Latin American President of the
    Assembly is generally agreed
    ipon.
    arsssSa gS3WtfS
    Nation. Collective Security.
    King
    ;'s Health
    Improves
    LONDON. Nov B.
    A communique Issued from
    Buekingham Palace today said that
    the King'* health has improved
    last fortnight.
    The Communique signed by
    five doctors said that Hi.- Majesty
    *'t part of
    U* md was able to attend
    to certain affairs of StJte. out that
    the need for core remained.
    The last Communique was
    Issued 16 aays ago. ill'.P.
    Royal Couple To
    Tour E. Seaboard
    Provinces
    HALIFAX. Nova Scotia, Nov. 5
    "The weather was] ihe onto thing
    Ihe maritime royal tour planner*
    had not completely arranged for
    on Monday. Everything els was
    shipshape however as Princes*
    Elizabeth and the Duke of Edin-
    burgh headed through Eastern
    Quebec b) i n-day tour
    of the Eastern seaboard provinces.
    The royal Tour will end near
    there on Nov. 12th with a full
    dress and completely rehearsed
    sendoff. Before that, however,
    Ihey will visit in New Brunswick,
    Nova Bcotla, and Prince Ed,waxd
    Island, where residents have
    patiently waited since Octebsr
    8th. smugly telling themselves
    that Elizabeth nnn Phil;
    seen anything vet." I'.f*.
    Truman Denounces
    "Obstruction" .
    NEW YORK. Nov. 5.
    Truman warned Monday that
    "obstruction and confusion and
    false propaganda" at home will
    hamper the rearmament pro-
    gramme in the coming "crucial'
    Vim I
    Truman said in a letter to th"
    Congress of Industrial Organiza-
    tions Annual convention that some
    Americans are working hard to
    put a brako on our domestic pro-
    gress to cripple and cut down our
    foreign aid. lo weaken our suppo-t
    for the United Nations, and some
    "I them would even, risk a world
    war in their impatience to find
    short cuts around the problems
    that confront us.
    I'.F.
    day on its 193?
    programme for serving the relig-
    ious and morale needs of 200.000
    Jews In the armed services. The
    President of the Board told Tru-
    man that the organization will
    recruit 148 full-time and 211 part-
    time Jewish chaplains for the
    armed forces.
    On The Spot
    YESTERDAY afternoon
    Ihe Advocate* Kovinc Re-
    porter was driving along
    Dayrrlls Road. He saw a
    man waving a red flag furi-
    ously ahead of him and he
    stepped dead on reaching.
    Ihe man with Ihe flag.
    Bui the Hag-bearer, obvi-
    ously annoyed. shouted.
    "Man carry on driving,
    yuh en aee uh waving to
    tell yuh uh gwlne blow up a
    hole In de road dere.'
    11th Atomic Explosion In
    U.S. Was Set Off To-day
    LAS VEGAS, Nevada, Nov. 5.
    The 11th atomic explosion in the United States, possi-
    bly an air drop, was set off to-day at the atomic proving
    grounds at Frenchman s Flat.
    The oxplosion sent a towering linger-like spiral of
    -smoke high into the sky. The test came after the three-
    day lull, which followed the first atomic combat man-
    oeuvres in history, on last Thursday.
    ------- To-day's was the Fifth nuclear
    [detonation of the present I
    Vegas series, and was dropped
    Iado-U.S. Relations
    Are Good
    NEW DELHI, Nov. 5.
    Foieign Secretary K. P. S.
    Mcnon declared Monday that
    there's no Indo-American problem
    and the friendship between the
    l.-. would remain stable
    perpetually. Menon spoke at an
    official banquet in honour of three
    new Ambassadors Chester Bowles
    U.S.. Stanislaw Ostroborg, France
    and Stephane Halot, Belgium.
    acknowledged American
    sympathy with Indian indepen-
    dence and recalled Roosevelt's
    memoirs wherein it is stated thut
    Churchill "roared like a wounded
    lion" al Rooucvclt's mention tt
    Indian freedom. f.l*.
    CRICKETrLatest 12.30
    BRISBANE Nov 6.
    Queensland were all out for
    466 soon after lunch on the
    third day" v'BV ' their
    four day match hers to-day
    A. Carrtgsn. Queensland
    kipper, was bowled by Oomez
    after making 160.
    Queensland thus hsvV a first
    Inning, lead of 257 over the
    West Indies.
    Reds May Reject
    Cease-fire Offers
    TQKVO. Nov. 5.
    Communists are i-juiocted ti> ic-
    iest the new Four Point United
    Natiuns ceasefire proposal made
    today. The proposal was an-
    nounced at the truce sub-commit-
    tee's talks at Panmuniom, simul-
    taneously with the Allied counter-
    attack on the west front, where
    the United Notions forces had
    heen driven back by one of the
    heaviest artillery barrages of the
    Korean war
    The four points were:
    (1) Any ceasefire zone will be
    based on the battle line at the time
    of the Armistice signing "with ap-
    propriate adjustment*".
    (2) The Zone is to be two and
    a half miles wide.
    <3) The Committee's three offi-
    cer* should determine the actual
    line contact at any specific future
    date
    (4) The agreements are to be
    reported u> the Plenary Session
    talks with the recommendation
    thai the latter discuss other items
    on the agenda, leaving completion
    agreement on the demarcation
    hue until it can be settled defin-
    itely.
    United Nations Briefing Officer
    i William Nuckols, who
    described the proposal as a "for-
    ward step", -aid-that the Com-
    >iad already labelled it
    "unfair, unjust and unreason-
    nbla." Near the end of to-day'
    * session, they had indicated that
    they would reject it. he added
    -f r
    8 31
    Oftlci.il
    I
    observers included
    am
    Curtis Lcmay, Chief of
    Strategic Air Command.
    Medium-Size Bomb
    The explosion was from an ap-
    irentiy medium-sized bomb
    .pped from a H-2U First there
    as a brilliant flash. Thirty
    onds later a dirty gray coloured
    loud soared above the
    horiton assumlr-g the customary
    mushroom, which has foil..wed all
    atomic explosions.
    An indication of the size and po-
    tency of this detonation was given
    by the unusual warning from the
    Aloenh Energy Commission. Radio
    stations in a wide area covet
    Ooldfleld. Beatty. and Callento
    Nevada, were asked to warn resi-
    dents to open windows in their
    homos and shops. Presumably,
    this would be to lessen the effects
    of the tremendous concussion ex-
    pected
    Perceptible Rumble
    Seven minutes after Ihe detona-
    tion, there was a perceptible n
    ble In Ls Vegas, along with a sud-
    den blast of wind. The brilliant
    ' light was as bright.
    leas: as the big one. last Thursday,
    the first detonation u. which
    troops took part in atomic man-
    oeuvres. The cloud rose on its
    stem and the mushroom above
    quickly acquired formations that
    looked like two ice caps.
    Then it settled, and with a few
    minutes, the stem began to wither
    and break up The great whit
    cloud took on a coral pink east,
    while at the base an gag
    ing purple cloud sprt-a 1
    desert |* P.

    -t ldartg*m#n
    COUNTRY BATSr.'AN Jim Da Oourcy run out after he had msd> 24 In the uuii against las West India*
    at Newcastle. New South Wales, on '!' 10 M. The 'keeper Is Everton Waekes. who deputised for C
    L. Walrott
    Allies Withdraw From
    Two Key Positions
    8TH ARMY H<*. Korea, Nov B
    An 8th Army communique said that Allied unils hid
    withdrawn from two "key terrain features' west of Yon-
    chon, following the Redg attack, but front dispatches said
    that United Nations units had recaptured all of the losl
    ground by 10.00 a.m .on'our.dav.
    Three new light Cotonainist probing attacks south-
    west nl Yoiiehun were icpu! I An 8ih Army communi-
    que said that on .the ekstern front. United Nations forces
    pushed their deepest spearhead in Norlh Korea still far-
    ther up the coast.
    The AJl!a gained 2.000 to 3,000
    yards northwest ul Kaesong and
    i-i/cd the hill Miuth of Kosong.
    i tli ..I Ihe 3Hth Parallel
    "/Vo Mane?
    Sloppy
    SalMfes"
    SAYS GAIKY
    United Nations troops on ths
    ntral front repulsed a light Com-
    unlst attack southeast of the
    former Communist stronghold of
    Muson.
    The Hili Arim announced to-
    night that heavv lighting was go-
    Ing on o'i Um we U m bent, Unit-
    ed Nations had launchcu
    ttr-attack today, aftrr being
    driven back by one ol the heaviest
    J. meeting at .he Marl^J""""..^"K' "'J^ X ~
    ^tJSrS^.!!!ftl..S Pere^r.r^
    ',iii.icc he nad era mm ihi
    Cornmuiusts followed the barrage
    with a "human wave", advancing
    over barbed wire to gel lo grips
    with Allied soldiers, who met them
    M hand t<> hand lighting.
    v.r.
    . thai
    Gain
    M.M.W.U. meeting at I
    Si|Uur* I.
    were better the ilvi
    fibers elected with bkn as
    M.M.W.U. candidates i.f' the
    colony than choose not to
    him every time In the new Leitis-
    aattini Council.
    Galry was pep-inikin : his
    followers In his usual way before
    Jtavlng next day for Carriaeon on

    He assured them that his would
    I an 80 majority in the Council
    ; Hons T. A Man.v-h-.w and
    C. St. B. Sylvester would throw
    their h>\ ith the M.M.W U
    hi",- He would fix that with
    the latter on his visii to t'liua-
    He reproved policemen .md
    nurse* whu did not vote for him
    his candidates and said thev
    would have to watch out. As
    regards the former he would have
    iloppy salutes .mH I
    for the Sunerintendent of Pohog
    well. He would holii Ht'inon-
    strations whenever he those and
    not it the deciding of the Super-
    intendent of Police.
    Referring to the coming Budget,
    he .aid lie understood HI Wall w
    would be short but he would see
    lo it that there WW expenditure
    on all the little i>e.ipic nasdad
    and he would know where the
    monty arai t eetng from.
    Among other things in a speec.i'
    of ramtliar 'Utburu lasiing over
    an hour he said he was sorry but i
    he was no longer to be styled!
    "Uncle" but given h, a
    Hon. Mr Galrv. I
    ------
    177 Dead
    NEW YOKK. Nov S
    The death toll caused by the
    vast pre-wtplar cold s/aw
    Monday as the friglu
    weather blanke;ed the nation
    from Main* to Onajbti and south
    to the Gull <>r Ifexleo with no re-
    lief III sight.
    Al lea-t 177 dealh.s have been
    attributed to the weather. Traffic
    idents caused 138. 16 persons
    died in fires caused by overheated
    vea, seven drowned, lw(, fsjoggn
    death and 14 died in mis-
    cellaneous mishaps.
    Crop dam-ge -. extensive
    parUculgvJs1 in the south where 0M
    unseasonable cold spell hit cotton
    and citrus crops,
    The Chicago weather bu
    Week Of
    Speeches By
    World Leaders
    LONDON. Nov. 6.
    Churchill will touch off a
    week of important prechr-i
    by moat of the worlds lead-
    log statesmen; f* I r a 11 y
    < nut! hill will speak In tor
    ('immun. noun after the l-ord (hism-
    1st his read fur the alllai
    King f-orge VI bis apeerli
    to both the Commons ggsl Ihe
    l "nls In |he morning.
    Nereudly. Truman la rbe-
    duled to make an important
    foreign policy address In
    WsMhlniton Wodnrdu
    night.
    Thirdly tomorrow Is thr
    *nnlvertar> nf the Soviet
    revolution and this year
    Hlalln may make a major
    sddres* In BoUhui tbralre.
    If uol .mi.Um hlghranklng
    NovlK official will put Rus-
    sia's "peace' views before
    thr world.
    I uurthly In Thursday
    f orrlgn Ministers r wme i."
    members of the raited Na-
    tion* will be ready to open a
    week or oratory on their
    i hlt In I' in- I I'
    UNIT OF ANGLO-
    IRANIAN OIL CO.
    RESTARTED
    TE1IEIIAN. Nov. 3
    Clue unit of the Aii1m-1ijnun
    Oil l iinipany *, Hennery ,ii Abadgn
    l>ccn le-stavted. an official an-
    DOtuicsangtUj di.Mloscd to-day. It
    nuoteii ,i letter fniMi tin- proVla"
    nal OH Board, which \am OV*
    Orn the llnti.h when ihe world's
    Bnary was closvaj down
    i July, Informing the IVmian
    i thai one unit had
    fl i IMUng l'i-i--i..n
    t ahniclans onl* The output will
    include low Kiari.. products, llki
    k' n i..... ..nil ii.u.if'ln
    l> opgOgflJ unit will Ih-
    kept in operation u-\ one month
    1 stocks used up
    cloning down and to keep the re-
    i nerj in working ordstc tm an*
    nouncement added, "Should buy-
    ers be found for our products we
    may restart two more refli
    section* '
    Observers considered that the
    reieaae was well timed to coincide
    with In* Persian Prim* Mlnialsr.
    Mossadeghs slay in Wnshliigh
    and his oil talk* there The Pt
    slans hope, thus, to convince the
    *ld that they are tint dependent
    British oil technicians, thev
    I V f
    *tei*
    iteel
    Under-Secty.
    rrt/f coi.oMM. omen
    IX5NIXJN. N
    Churchill has appointed as hi
    Parliamentary Under Secretary
    for ihe Colonial Office
    in his younger days used to |.
    mistaken | on Ran-
    dolph. He i- the Karl

    stiatea the likcncs- betwi
    t young-
    :u.r
    i dg mi ,0 rx.
    -1^ r .is v ,.: .
    rchUI It m one
    thing bavutl him in and out of
    H and dining rooms all
    di tn-i ._.
    ui and alts on the
    ...veiiuiu'iit heflehes JU| |oOft
    .1 linn The noble lord koda SbMl
    his neiKhlH.ur was a fair young
    i rd Minister who
    had just been made P
    OcpssMl
    . point eonna
    i Is that he was prUtl i

    n lha division of th I
    oi Lord ii4.

    rai. Chan
    rom iU3 i .i.
    o\ hu > then ap
    i" tiled Undei Set retnn r.. Wai
    re igning from ft
    tei ibrr "SJ to
    From 39 to '41 he was A.D.C..
    .in llilitai I \
    (Jorl.
    Ike keeps Out
    Of Politics
    WASHINGTON. Nov S
    Eisenhow.-r told reporters ot the
    While House Oil Monday he has
    given no one authority to undei -
    take any political activity on hi-
    heh.,:i Ki-enh.>wer talked briefly
    with reporters after a dn-niinutc
    high level military conference
    -.'I run : u ,,,,',,.. ,. T
    officials and part of the Cabinet
    The General left to th< Whu.
    House any discussion of the con*
    ' M. ,- itself. He spoke for him-
    self when it came lo p
    The political discussion with re-
    porters started when the Com-
    f the Western European
    I" ( 'n i- Korres said he planned to
    remain at his hotel on Monday
    night hoping to get to bed early,
    but he added, he aim would 1*
    i py to see any of his old friends
    "if anv of them caun- around."
    White lion . Pre-.. Sun I;.i
    Joseph Short toW reporters he
    could not say what was discussed
    by the General and the President
    at lunch, because only the two
    were present.
    man ol sal em
    Hun t.i h i
    l i......nt ligure for maju >. in
    u Ihe Koui i "i LonL arhei a '>
    lakm keen Intel
    housing and i
    tire
    from 1092 lo -:i:; I
    n- Waiting to the King and men
    '4i to '44 he
    Under Secretary ol
    Mia and Burma
    Aoiilhei appOil i
    under Churchlll'i i oalltton wai
    th t Ot I I
    lit lht> Home OflktM !'
    gU
    Tne Carl of H Pffl
    man d Ith no children
    W Marrif.s A Nabh
    LISBON Nor. 3.
    , i. i ...
    woman buUflgnter Conehll
    today put an end to pel i
    the " year filr1 Port-
    i n Dra.....
    She ha , i
    ,
    pi.
    Conchlta, bora hi P
    i i iiuii.ii
    Ughl her I illi-
    OBCk The wetlding
    oet with gresi pomp In LtsbMI
    .<. i,. A n I tl
    a i my Doble uunllla oil lugal
    The ex-King Umberto of ltd.
    < anKRlJ the distinguishot
    niesU. Conchlta h Id to wait 211
    Dlnuh in., tnterlngj tbg thunsh, la order not
    her svedding dn
    vy rain. I'.P.
    ATTLEE RECEIVES
    ORDER OF MERIT
    LONDON. Nov. S
    The King ha.; eonfeired tli
    Herrt on Mi CVeineot
    Aiti.-. Ki Attie, m oaUed
    Buckingham Pal.ne tonight and
    the King made the mvtsrtiture.
    The Order Is designed a
    listinclion for SWlsgonl
    men and woman without con-
    ferring a Knighthood uj..ii (hen..
    *;aid it could foresee no end to die \ The Order is limited in numbers
    frosty weather. Forecasters -aid to 2t, with the add
    caltered locations might get ru< Foreign Honorn,-> Members.
    relief from the cold but it would J Membership is of two kinds,
    ly temporary.C.P. Military and Civil
    Co-operation
    A Norris Hughes, Chair-
    rpan of the St. George's District
    lio.nl, last Sunday broadcast an
    ap;.4.il for co-operation of house-
    holders with the Board's scaven-
    ge! employees in keeping S;
    . lean Previous to the
    strike, he said, the capital com-
    *ith other We-t
    Indian capitals for excellence of
    npeejanes but there had been a
    ui' lie had had,
    .i meeting with all scav-
    engers, heard what complaint!
    to make as regards
    hou holders nnd had been assur-
    the Board
    was prepared to back them
    bj pio*ecuting any offenders
    232 Win Their Way To Safety
    As Luxury Liner Sinks
    HAMHUHC. Germany. Nov. 5
    SurViTOTI from the 4.OJU. Iner, Miigu, charged
    thgtt manv crew members, includ-
    Inr. office r*. lumped Into life-boats
    before ,,|i of the passenger* were
    evacuates from the ill-fated .ship.
    which sank early yesterday after
    a collision with a United States
    army transport in a North Se*>

    About 232 haggard men. women
    inn children passengers and
    >ien, ot the brand new
    '.500 ton motnrship arrived
    here early today, and ra
    | temporarily to niburban Ueber-
    seeheim, a camp usually used for
    emitratlng and displaced perrons.
    Thev reached Hambtu.
    from Bremerhavrn. where they
    had I**" brought by the 8.S00 ton
    United States armv transport
    General M. L, Heraey. Thr Her-
    sey hid picked them up after
    eluding with he Malpa yesterday
    in a dense fog off the
    coos', of Germany.
    The Mersey. brinmng 2.500
    fnfantrv l
    was only slightly damaged in the
    crash. No lives were Part on
    cither ship.
    Officers and eftV K I
    fused any statement on th" craah
    and woul'l not comnirn*. on the
    ' oh irges against them
    "If anybody is going to do any
    bilking II will be the -
    said an officer, who 11 '
    give his name.
    The Captai.i Of the Msieu ar-
    rlved bv train late last night with
    three other officers. He went
    immediately to his hotel and
    i -vsmen
    \p
    World Sugar
    Production
    WillBelfoiv
    LESS FROM
    COMMONWEALTH
    19511632 season is .*>.
    '*> up by 500.11."
    .iiottantia' i '
    i. piiweali*
    I
    onillUOM '"
    iM'icipoted out| ^ss-i '
    .'IO.00O tons .'tid in:
    pei>mlsos lo at
    ing to Cn i t report
    another 50.000 tons Is

    iows a
    *< .dMi | i
    .ins redueUon, taken li
    hincUon syitta a mall

    Contributing largelj to the
    increased world production ligure
    which in '.ililish a
    recom
    increase of SOg.oiio tang ftoo.
    Cuba and MM *wvi
    .
    nlkows >ay ll
    paint any een reliable
    pkture lot

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    b cunt in'
    i depend
    | spend
    I i market

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    BARBAIjfrS ADVOCATE
    TlksKJJ NOVKMBF.K I 1931
    ahib falling
    Mi:mi KFlS
    been invilert
    of lh- Barbados
    AiuhKiation have
    to attend U
    thedral on Sundnj Novemta.
    at 10 J(' .I.IIl. TIM till......
    an) MettlBf of Um Amoc.k i i
    lake* place at the Drill Hall at
    7.15 p.m. on Saturday Novemi*ei
    IT.
    Their annual dinner will be
    held tliree qu hour
    i o n Um Drill Hall Anj
    OAear il pi the
    -land i- Mni
    Contact man is Mr Dougic- Al-
    U-yiii- at Biydcn..
    Seaworthy
    UP AT ihe Marine Hotel they
    have been busy putting the
    clock back, hut thi* time It's go".
    a new face, which in streamlined
    in.' modern, The old bar which
    Hammmul and many
    jiiolh- local and old
    countrypropped up in the wee
    ""'.nig hours of Old Year"*
    Night* fifteen years and mra
    ago ha* come back to the Y
    Only this 'Imc its nrde of llgnt
    curving mahogany and to remind
    ui that Marine has something to
    do wi h the sea there's a Urge
    porthole to keep us cool white
    swilling John Collins' ami local
    punrhe
    II IIIIAIIIt TIIKKLI.
    The man who is winning success with his book ana
    film about a cow. Appointment with
    the the Dairy Show in London for an
    A COAT
    MR AND MRS .JAM UK BTEED
    Married Gn Saturday
    MISS daisy OONSALVBB
    daughter of Mr.f Daisy
    Oonaalvcs i n.u-u.v. m.x-
    arajk and Mr. (iuhne) Gorualvea icy weather blank.!*,!
    They tail nv first drinks will of Miami was married on Sat- Maine to Oregon.
    -ed lhara on November 10. urday afternoon at Christ Churcrl llerr in Barbados a visitor
    vou ran gn and -ee for to Mr. James S eed, son of Mr omplaining of the unusual
    James Steed of Glas- h\,ver;ber heat we have been
    Hot Or Cold
    DEATH from the first pre-
    winler cold wave tn the Slater
    was reported yesterday
    n't please everybody
    Weddinf
    fa
    when
    vour*elf what improvements i v and M
    ber>n roin on in nreparMInn for Kw Scotland, and Senior En- having.
    a big tourist senvm. mincer of Esperansa Estate. Trin- You
    Rifle Team Leaves The ceremony which took
    THE Barbados Rifle team for place 'hortly after 5.30 o'clock
    , r nrMLl?nW1AnU,J Shf viUe Petfrmed by ReV Mandc- f\N Thursday afternoon at 3 30
    left Barbados on Sunday by vine. n'lnw ., *,,_, ...w
    B W.I.A. -The team is U Col J. The Bride who was given in mnd^uhie?oY Mr? F Uhft
    TX.i'l). Mai, J Griffith, m irriagc by her brother Michael. *f *V?', c"h'f.'' "" ,,"3 hc?
    P Walcott. Capt. C. wore a drew of white lace over *$J5'S*","m,kCI.S
    M. M deverttuil. Mr. t.fJcta. Her headdrc,, was of HSE" 0fX.t AdSS*.
    - nnd her bouque. of Gltleiu Roil() Government Hill
    nd the late Mr. Ad;
    The Bridesmaid. Miss Betty
    lionsalves. sifter of the Bride
    orchid lace and carried
    T. A. L. white roses
    anthurium lilies.
    G Pilgrttp and Mr
    M. Col. Connell
    Bcc-.mi'nuri by ins wife.
    jflBylllfl 'he team was
    I oeker.
    V thiin* Team Returns
    MR. PRfER IHCI and Mr.
    (Icraki NichiflN two meiii-
    bers of the Barbados Yacht. '";r"*;-'
    On SMB the yachting Al"'
    aerie against Trinidad returned
    home over the weekend b<
    llWIA I'ho OUMM members of
    e due back today by
    IN thr itwtag nwrj
    modest home In Mlnnea|iolai. Mrs-'
    Venusgees ifl Gladys Olson, pretty blonde wife |
    of a factory inspector, h raising a
    26,775 chinchilla coat. She is
    beginning to suspect that by the
    time sh has enough skins she will ~
    t>*ve grown too fond of the chin-
    chillas to deprive them af their
    coats for her own use.
    Mrs. Olsoit is on < some 500
    i the United States who
    |p up fur-rslslng as a
    iMrlim for fun and profit.
    In Mrs. Olson's case, it all be-
    gan four years ago a* a hobby.
    Her husbuMi Edward bought
    i pata of chinchillas
    e Datry Show at Olyropia shows the truth for 50?' J^'TlelX iT'iLkl
    1 The exrtibits-withV exception of a ^^ST^^ rrtS
    few disconsolate cock pigeonsare exclusively feminine. more difficulty, persuaded the
    Iheir admirers vary in sex. custom and clothing. Standing family dog Duchess that the chin-
    ankle deep in straw, the cows look with soft speculative ehOlas were not some new fom.
    eyes at a complete cruss-ection of Britain's human popu- ' defenceless cat.
    r Tor a couple of days Mrs. Olson
    stood in the doorway and watched
    Olance at the sturdy Red Polls, her husband feed tneni Now .r
    he piebald Ayrshire*, the Welsh Is Mr. Olson who stands in th<
    Blacksand ponder the fact that doorway when the chinchillas
    he 124 cows at Olympla, big. meals are served,
    mall and medium, bavt
    average of 3,200 gallons a day
    Jvcr eight tons of milk o l>. Sonw mnnXh* after tho Olson'
    narketed by the Ministry of IKlU(,llI ihc-i- Hrst p-iir they bee am-
    "oog Kv.rv ..- in the show I' lM owners of four morethe firs'
    c^kaig hvr best-and nu
    Pmnor.'ition for the Da
    Appoin hi in 11
    With 324 Venuses
    QNK night last spring, in a candle-lit Sark stall*- to-
    Manoir cowman made a significant remark. I
    fgiMsiej tkimg," he aaid,'*air)l eNa*M brim
    ferent
    A viait to th.
    of this statement

    Fed With Milk
    vender. llU|ir These had to be raisedby
    Shov* Mr, Olsonwith an eye-dropper
    filled with milk.
    i the popula
    darted a long time aaja, A
    is In her best show form immedi- ,lon 0j ine sewing room number
    ately after calving, and the hour jt0_ ana additions are anticipateo
    of her mating is thu- | wvUui never be able to par
    i nicety The period of gcstntion w|,h (h(; original pair whatever I
    is 41 wcekes. and she mui: ^y do about the rest," says Mrs
    inform to the rule and nroduc Q)SOn.
    her en If on or before October 3
    In;:
    Cn Honeymoon
    MR. AND MRS A CAMAfHO
    who were married In Trini-
    dad on Saturday flew over froir
    Trinidad the following dav by
    B.W.IA. to sprnd their honev-
    moon in Barbados. They
    guests at the Hotel Royal,
    For The Races
    MR. R. HARDWIDGE was
    arrival from Trinidad
    1' W I A., on Sunday. He
    mine over to ride in the ra<
    bouquet of anthurium lilies. There P*'~
    were three Flower Girls, the "
    Misses Ginger. Joan and Den.i
    Bernstein. The Best man was Mr
    Thompson who is also
    from Scotland and works at the
    same e'tate In Trinidad as the
    'groom.
    After ilu- niiiony a recep- y,.ri ,\
    lion was held :il 'O^lerlcy1 Max-
    wells and the honeymoon is
    being *|ent at the Crane Hotel
    Mr. and Mrs. Steed leave to-
    morrow foi Trinidad
    The ceremony was performed
    Rev K A B. Hinds. The
    *ho was given In marriage
    cousin Mr. C. Drakes, wore
    dress of white organza with
    high neck hoc long close fitting
    sleeves and a very full skirt Her
    headdress was a tulle veil, kept in
    tiara of roses and for-
    got-nic-nots and tihe carried a
    bouquet of Anthurium lilies and
    Lace.
    Miss Viclet Farley who was
    maid of honour wore mauve crepe
    The Misses Lon
    Dorecn Farley were Hie Brides-
    maids. The boatman was Mr.
    Grafton Mcrrilt and the ushers
    were Messrs Arthur and Kenneth
    Ashby. brothers of the bride
    from Trinidad on Saturday morn- After the ceremonv a reception
    log bv B.W.I.A. returned the was held at the home of the
    following dav to Trinidad. groom's cousin "Homestead'', Bel-
    "y Mr. Wooding is a Barrister at mont Road The honcvmooii
    "** Law Trinidad and a Director of being spent ut Fleet View' G;iest
    * B.W.I. Airways. House. Bathsheba.
    lation.
    An Old Etonian n
    humbly to advice givi
    knotted handkm toll
    clip sparkles more brigii .
    eport of mounting
    Weighty discussions are held on
    such subjects as butter-fat con-
    lent and the effect of a Moiar
    Symphony in B flat on the milk
    yield of a pedigree Av
    Like Film Stars
    The cattle themselves, as n
    aware that they are the rataseu
    aVetre of jli tin on llamanl. gi
    taUon, organisation and chat,
    flutter their long eye-lashes like
    film stars at a first night.
    They came to Olympia from all
    over Great Bri.ain. Fairy Pr.ncev
    8th an elegant Shormoi i
    Mr. J. H. Stephenson, travelled
    more than MX) miles by rail ft air
    the Boyal Mental Hospital. Mont-
    rose to chew the cud in Kenamg- debarred from entering b
    on. Guernseys from Sussex, -er of minutes. Let
    Frisians from Shro(, | .wever. 1ha| llv.i. >
    to Somerset. UneOtD Rodl tmngfnary Cucmw. obliginid:
    irom Yorkshire, the a*a4l eat nrodnr-s her calf at Hi
    the grass of alien fields. ., Oetobse 3. 7ro hour b"i"
    I went flrst of alt to sec Mr m|dn|h1 Hr breeder n
    Guernseys, the breed that pro- ib h'r hands, for he know *
    duced mv own photogenic Von
    SuS^SZTX^^tKlSS "- Art if <- - nih, in ,ho morn,^
    /rom Iholr native chn:,ni-l ,hc plain are unUcd .mt combed
    Ulandt lor no briut thai Mils H|now aummon* art to a&aiat out Into a mil v apre.ioina: plume
    >ut of Saint FW*t Port ma; .vi-r "'" "" ''""' " ";* '"at l uaranMM lo catch the
    return h II thu- th it (he cofvrmeai la taken off art h *nd- eye of any other than the rruxt
    '.lander,, ahrewd breeder., hnve PJP" "nd ' """ ""'.',. <.,,, ,udfe.
    Led a tpe that will al.il l- "> '"'''".' 5Jlk "S3?
    .onilant h* l'l,l>' """ """' l>n"sh ""
    BMldt them are their roualn. ^ **T**t- "'" " !""-
    thc Jerwy.. liner and more dell- "l,rl.v lr"d-
    9ANKTTA DRESS SHOP
    LOWE* BROAD MRI.ll
    mu sms
    of every kind
    Ready-made and made-tu-Order.
    Alas BKASSIEREf*- White and Pink.
    SIZES 31! and 40with Waistband and without
    Waattband
    Freaa S3.ee to $3.44.
    ;SgS^SS &,"
    vear.
    Allowance mut be m-"l I
    the caprice of Na'ure. and run
    potential ctumpion has bee
    Trinidad K.C.
    MR. H. O. B. WOODING. K.C.
    and his sl"er who arrived
    BY THE WAY
    Bv UACHCOMMOt
    'T'HE latest Beachcomber poll. "niflueiKlng the voter." The word Christian n
    X making use of Ihe new stalls- "liberal" Is barred as suggesting a lust been r
    i ,if law, has been able lo predict, political party, and ballet must not book whii h
    arlUi ibaniiita certainty, not only be mentioned, as It is too much this. Dickens
    how everybody will vote, and hou like ballot.
    UM) aim vole under different con- ., . .
    dltions. but also at what time thev ISew light on Dickenml
    T i. i h npHE denigration of Dickens has
    oo mechanically perfect Is this #,, -,,,,, vera ht*an a nraMir.
    S!L'SSr!^,orrvMm!l,-tirV " -^ a K^3ir?vfiw
    .urei T-KM^U? fflS m6 fUnd hlm l Vul*flr for " *
    ii MB,i ^PP, J in'*nib,lllx. Of cx.iuiMtc rrlmcment, and too
    i ,11 .w Indu "mf o( sentimental about human beings T^HE publication of Km M
    t<. change their minds (or a generation which reserves Memoirs recalls to me the
    Trr..H*yiy lo d**; '<* sentimentality for animals. It story of the woman who. when
    has even been pointed out that his introduced to him. said' "Oh Mr
    private life was not above re- Kreisler. we've Just bought you
    proacha state of affairs which is new model. My husband won't
    acutely painful in this era.of rigid drive anything else!'
    ralil.v Bui I have
    ding review of n
    viiicntly explains all
    uttered from manic-
    insanity, and was a
    psychotic. Hence those regret-
    table novels, which the unenlight-
    ened continue to cnjnv
    Pulling hrrinlvr
    ui hi* <*<'
    at the last I
    l their independence, and
    to satisfy themselves that the la'
    of statistics have not yet oiKtlisheil
    free will.
    ft* lt from Mxrhonunor
    A TRIAL push by Evans the
    Hearse yesterday on Uangyr-
    kyn Mountains once more show-
    ed his uncanny skill at rounding
    difficult corners on the mountain
    paths, on one nostril, keeping Um
    md pushing rather than
    propelling it. Reg Bodger, who is
    not so familiar vsith this course,
    DUeaad '^t pee .it Dweb Ootnoi
    and his left nostril came in con-
    tact with a bit of rock. The sllghi
    nasal abrasion which resulted ;i.
    treated by. Dr. Cosham of Fwt-
    balpwll.
    Social Security
    *"pilE B.0.C ban on the name of
    I Charles Kingsley for political
    reasons shows how serious, this
    matter Is. Il Is said that a come-
    dian who introduced a grocer
    named Palmcrston was heavily
    censored and the name was
    changed to Hal merit on to avoid
    Rupert and the Lion Rock23
    At 37 she does not own a fur
    coat of any kind, much less a
    28,775 chinchilla.
    When the Olsons have guest;
    ihe 30 chinchillas are brought intc
    mwt" the lounge to play wi'h them
    ^ippese. rh(. dou |f banished to a corner o*
    the room, from which she glower.
    reproachfully at the furry anlmaU
    rnmbolling over the furniture
    They are a delicate pe-irl gre>
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    In comparison. the South
    Devons over the way are as cnor-
    mou, and as shaggy a hufTiil-""-
    The nimble 10/rrys with th-'lr
    Oiarp horns
    '"I ^. the bov
    'hey glsnce with rollicking rvr:
    it tlM little black O-
    ionk ns If "hev should 1* pulh- I
    .long on wheels.
    In an age when the dynai-ies
    of kings have ceased to main-
    tain the sense of human contlnu-
    Any disfiguring hair is dipped ity over the centuries, the gen-
    off and the hide is groomed %* ealogies of cows st.ll keen mans
    regro-niie.1 until it glis'ens like imagination in touch with ie
    crepe do chine. I Un verities of the soil. From
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    TUESDAY, NOTEMBU . 1MI
    BARBADOS ADVOCATE
    PAG rilRKF.
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    Bicycle Thief Jailed
    For 18 Months
    THE Hon. the Chief Justice Sir Allan Collymore ol the
    Court til Urand Sessions yesterday sentenced ritz Cameron
    Leao>ck to 18 months imprisonment when he was found
    guilty by an Assize jury -:( the larceny of a Raleigh bicyck
    viihiod at $00 the projHrty o' Arnold Plnder.
    The offence was committed on
    September M. UlH M. E *-+, t -M-*
    .lourne appeared on behalf of the */ \ aT* Crown This was the flmt MM aasal M. CllI O A \JM.
    m the Court of "
    Grand Sessions opened. The I *I |Bf*f*|l\
    A.tinx hToh t i_4C* V/^- T
    i. Field told the .....ft thai the *
    short one and he FITZGERALD ROBINSON at
    lo n.'i through with it as
    <,iuckl> as POMlbte, ., .*.,, i.ii.idnl guiltv to larceny
    i PfndW of Pleelclcs Rood fr,,i ,-i CoOOU.
    told tin -< nhee The lion, the Chlel Ju ;
    ^8 lie u. wnrktnsj hi the *lipi>in^ AH.in CoUymoni seaUenced nun to
    He left his hi, vcli \f Live,. imprisonment with
    H< cune hard labour. The offence wa com-
    tlie same putted ;-omcilme between June
    i went to Liverpool Lane .lluj g
    s,om> ,,m, Sunrover Pays ELECTION OFFKJERS
    ^^ First Visit AND CLERKS APPOINTED
    \d her Brat vim! I* Bar- Tne following persons have Election Clertr Pearson Samuel
    badoa from England >esterda> been appointed b> the Govern! fl .Her Scott, Dq.
    bringing general cargo from it. > .mitee lo be Re- m
    Newport Liverpool and Glasgow turniiiK Omcer* nnd Weetion (owawna * su.
    Berr whiakey, cotton thread. Ctf/tti lor the election of mem- Returning omcei ii
    bonln were among the cargo trs to larva in the General A- -charged here yesterdaj agrnhi) (or ihc teaalnn 1151M iiamid
    earn-over also brought down 12 ir-weeordanee with the provisions >n
    pasacngers four of whom got f the Rjppreienutlrm of the P*o-
    off her.and 3 bag* of KngUsh ptr
    . | 11 .
    whlcta I* a Raleigh M
    11" linen reported the matter to I-Tapp -nd"
    the Poh,...
    He IdeoUOod the bicycle by lamp and valued it at MO.
    Thirteen dura after he reported
    the blcv.-le lost, he went to SI
    .1
    Lilian Cossou told the court tlwt
    she had employed Robinson as i
    hlte he was there i*
    took away all of her valuable be-
    lengings from the house.
    As regard* his record lOMSMi
    Howard told tho court that tne
    accused was sentenced to l
    months for being in possessl
    Round Over
    The Hon. The Chief Justice,
    bound over LEMUEL SKEETE
    Bfateaifi
    seasM
    Gitteni.
    Election Clerk
    'i West.
    mail
    Isuilt as a aeroplane crxirr,
    Sunravrr was converted aincc th.
    last war Into a paiwenaer-fieiwh'-i
    tutd she ha* been chartered by
    Inaat Ltd. to ran
    between England and the West
    ISsjaM
    Sanravrr is expected to leavf
    Barbados tomorrow for Trinidad.
    She is consigned to Messrs
    Plantation Ltd.
    Schooners Bring
    Rice, Charcoal
    Tw
    here
    ng
    i thousand
    among the
    bfafsj
    Prov Islons)
    Act, 19M -
    Ceaastltacw, y of rldgrte-wn:
    Returning Officer Gilbert Darn-
    ley Rvnoe. f*q ; Flection clerk
    Etrol ( Rs*i
    < un af SI. Mkharl
    RetiiiiiLiiK OftVri CS|
    beif Radley W Ulan M B C
    Clerk II
    Ramsay. ESq
    I niislltiirii, \ .if Thrill ( hurrh
    Heturning Officer: Harry St.
    w.ir.i. Bag
    ranna Bdwut W.d God-
    gsq.
    CenaeHnencv af SI,
    m m. J
    Returning Officer; James Colin
    Kin^. Election Clerk: Lloyd Ed-
    * .ir.f Cave. Esq
    raawthavnry of SI Ja-wa
    r-turning Officer John Henry
    Thnrne. BsO>; Elevtlon
    i.-lit peiv, Hainilten Tarilton
    N I
    Casurtiaaeitey af >t
    Oswald Keturnuig Officer. t>
    hsynes. Eaq ; Elect
    v M
    Clerk
    i
    IMPERIAL I FATnrRW
    ask for
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    SOAP9
    N flOSSOM KIT in u IMH
    for
    accused and
    ow and while
    With fur coat orar cbocolata
    coloured suit and balga swaat
    er and inaka up kit In Iran-
    parant buckat type handbag,
    filmstar Nancy Taltntlaa tr
    Hvas in her London hotel from
    America. She w on her way
    to Calcutta for her oacond and
    official marriage ceremony to
    the Maharajah of Coocb Ba
    nar. Tne Brst ceranwny- a
    Brahmin one In into ww
    kept -ecrct pending Indian
    government approval.
    EXPRESS
    SEAWELL
    AMUvaxa ni n w i a on
    '""I'M rsoal r vrsTKNt
    rotn ST VINCENT-Pmtncia Caea
    Fivrx ANTIC.VA -Alfred UuKirr
    reon. URSUANA Anlhon, Hadl
    Madid. AIKo Jane*. Jacejll
    .,.
    rram T KfTTS

    LUCIA Tl
    Trpen.
    anyone permission to use
    He could n't remember
    Wie serial number of the bicycle.
    Weston Jones of Cocoanut
    Groee. St Joseph *nld that he has Tiv-_0,rt , i,l>cmiei
    &si&Ttf s;rcnmT- ssssttmiJiSrss -er.he
    accused asked him if he knew njnne St Hill with J ne ' pl
    person who would like to buy a n*d-.Mr- E- i,/^ Eteycla, He told She accused no. i>eare,t on behnlf of Skeeb
    The accuaad had a bicycle with fhe court that the
    him. The number was M-SM6 mother boy had a i
    throwing a stone which was in-
    I!.- reported to Sgt. Henderson tended for this boy unfortunate)*
    that the accused was trying to this lad St. Hill was struck Thcr-
    sell a bicycle. Sgt. Henderson waj no oMgetton of malice. The
    iTtsited the iiccused. Chief JtAfee told Skoete that in
    Caspar Athaly. an agricnrlural a *,. ,t was In accident. Tne
    worker of St. Joseph told the person who throws stones in law
    Court that Wie accused used to -ls Uable tor the injury inflicted
    work with him. He Heard the un tne ,,tn,.. Throwing stones i^
    accused asking If anyone wanted uniawfU| but it was not his intcii-
    lo buy a I'H-ycle. The accused was ,|on , vnd njm ( p,hon.
    then In a -hop. Positioned
    Station Sergeant Henderson ,_______1PT^L______,
    attached lo District -F" Police v.S?^.^BfSSKPP ff ntZ W,*,BW-
    Station said that on October 9 a "JJ BCi^SSz WMt..e ,
    UM name of Brndshaw >? ''>. wounding WJuti.eld r
    spoke to h.m He got into *e *th Intent ltir,,lpApit
    rccoRtiised the bicvclc a man. asked The Hon. tne t-niei Mirey* aiadru. snioit
    tiOttt, The accused was Justice to take a serious view
    taken to the Station and the the matter.
    bicvele was identified bv Arnold The Chief Justice said th.it tM
    Finder as his property The using of knives is a serious mattei
    accused was then charged. and people are being killed by
    knives. Anyhow he was postponing
    Cecil Marshall a Writ Server sentence to get s report about him.
    I on October 9 he saw the Bourne had nothing to say on his
    accused with a bicycle. He ex-
    amined the bicycle and it answer- CARVIN SMITH pleaded guilt)
    lo tN' larceny of articles valued ,
    MM. L Thotni H Abrru
    by the n.m. the Chief JusSaos: Mr. M>hn.'"(i 'pua-samp.' c. rijlZk-mi..
    ?Z Searles said that for sometime he Uj&gk*26 TJU'^Tt' OSVf
    Th" was missing things from hi, place ** * Vl^S^.VSSi
    .,i il the accused had access to bis usw, Phuu ouak. Ja.ec Young.
    place. Mou.l1 BMinte, Kir TVIIu-lia. Maria
    The Hon. the Chief Justice also En^ln*-V?01 i2H?* JSHSf"'J?
    sentence on Joseph iottn origii
    Whitrlght. a J2-year-old lubourer Kbrri
    i gtfl Reynold Emtage. E<)
    i aaaSssaBSSaSS af St. Andrem:
    Kt turning Officer. Fmlerick A:
    thus ingi-in. Eaq., Elaetton Can
    ance Alan Skumer. Esq.
    rice Ceaaenaetacv ef St. George: ( ..n.Ui.iri. of >U reite:
    (vlng Returning Offlcei Willi.un Arme) Rttumtng Officer; Cyril Amos
    Fc*terday by schoMiers call- Yearwood. Eaq. EMctlon Clert Thorntoi Esq.; Election Clerk
    from other islands. Thi IVmglnv Hugh Adrten Johl Coctsn, Esq.
    frYsnrh W -Smith brought the Esq. CanmttUeetry af St. .*:
    fli? Tn ? US Sr mS-% <";'' f <*v"'" Cl" H.ndrt C.n^
    Other schooners calling were ,
    Ihc Mares Henrietta from Si.
    Lucia, the Everdene trom llritish*
    Guiana. They brought between
    them over 1.000 bags of charcoal.
    150 tons of Are wood. 71 posts and
    18 crates of fruit.
    The schooners are consigned lo
    inc Sch,cner Owners' aBBKanaV
    tion.
    Men Raid Factories
    For Sicrap Metal
    Whttfleld EU told the ""''' *
    BECAUSE or the good price nou
    being paid for scrap metals, many
    men have started to raid factories.
    Inspector Bourne of the i: I.n \ I
    tM Bau-baaaa Advaease. "My De-
    partment has been very active in
    trying to put an end Ifl tl I
    larcenies", he said.
    On Friday night a ^quad of
    Police arrested Herman Alleyne.
    shopkeeper of Hlnd. Beresford Smith of Martindsles
    Road and Allan Clarke, a watoh-
    1 l A" on man of Graggs Hill The Police
    Mitercepted a motor lorry in which
    M-v^'Kong '"** wrrr conveying a quantity
    of copper which had been stolen
    from Joes River Factory. St.
    !iT*adrtT J*P". to* "* n'tht. The
    felony was detected before ihe
    manager of the factory kneu of
    fuaitM. LuMa
    if Re-t-#
    .rWADA Edward nan. noran ,. .
    Hart. Johi. Hart. S.,u ||art, Carnieb. ,ne mCldei.t.
    rla Arino, rranciaM Brand!. Other investigations carried nut
    Jaan*'^ltaaa*' sTMXnB'*n.3- *>* *"* CID men lfd Io ,h" :,r" st
    giiha Vandiju. mirfsrH nnch. pa,.i of Venture. St John and Rudolph
    * I- mm . . Howell of Nur.e Land. Cairlngton
    arapA? Village, SI Michael. Thcv half
    rntNtnM> *. it>T- ttuni. been charged with breaking and
    i.i i ii. i
    ed to the description of
    waa reported stolen.
    I that
    Thai, i
    . l\ TJ^Jff^SS at 150.5O the property of Cbflord EJnVSITj
    rtatasnerrt at District F SvMlos Sentence was postpoiKvi A .
    i
    Station wttfoh he signed.
    At this stage the case for
    prosecution was closed. The
    accused then addressed the Ju
    entering buildings at Cliff Planta-
    tion. St. John and Malvern. St
    Joseph and stealing quantities *
    different metals.
    The metal stolen from Cliff was
    attached to machinery vrttetl arfll
    be used In the romlng crop season.
    NO QUORUMI AT
    VESTRY MEETING
    who pleaded guilty of the larceny L!1"""
    valued at $330.52, the ',t^li"B!
    property of Cyril Payne from the
    flichoel Vestry Meeting, dWelling house of David Payne
    which was U> have tnken place Thp *,,.,.,. wm committed on
    yesterday, wa not held. There june i_
    wore not enough members pros- Wounding
    Sentence fgj atao psWaWncd <-n m'"."^^.'
    ent to form a W- ^ f*"0" Sentence was also postponed on
    was needed t, form n quorum ,,.. lliru.D ni,iy,i
    S- Zmmtf&Bm^SmVnt I
    .,nl?,m '""" '" Srptombor 15. Mr. I. ,i -
    A......i
    llatwurd. lliiah
    D-plmr W.-odi
    i
    i. Brrtlu. Taylor, HaUam StaMiab,
    Asan UJ nt is a i \
    rr-n 1.IM..J
    Boyee. C cm. H. Alleyne, M.
    AlWjw. O Cuntmlm. M Roys*. H. Olll.
    (ami- Caiiiplnn. J Rap-

    Wllm
    tr. g Vaarra. w
    I .1. | '. Vli i
    tain
    ,... M Vlx.nl
    CarMn, Suiii.ipi. Ki
    Glttcns Land, Govenimcnt Hill. ^L,
    ro, a water main acnaa S*Actini AtI(,Ml.., );(,)(., ,
    Two^uort- would have been tn,d ,h*\ c0ur1 ,nnl " np^
    *. ->^iin>inn *e -nirfuinmil bread vendor iu hit him with .,
    Ine; th. .nsUU. on of *<"> hmmor. ThP uccus,d ..y ,n.
    U? n^ an"Wr fSrT^K " borruwod .ho hammer from'a
    .-,,. lining thflr bmt "q^if-
    tWr o lh* tonvmlon m*'SCO u" .'" T"Hm,M .'"!
    .I, ,trcl lamp, ,ulpprd for WIn tml Morrll who plea.ll
    carrying Natural Gas, and regret- j;""^
    ting anv im-oiivenicnoe caused.
    Members present wcrc;
    Mm-m!
    nothing
    tastes
    so
    good as
    a
    good cup
    of
    coffee!
    IIMR
    i.i i- r 11 ars bv "Si
    l... PatrU ki..,
    Jtian K.na. C.lt.rl.. iualatll
    Frl. Oirlll TlH>mDann
    l. SI Vlneaal
    Oarlruda Uwb. Glady*
    Hci.iurl Cupid.
    M.I,.,.
    '.il'-
    Sentence w
    Winifred M
    Inllicling grievous bodil.
    Iinin on Agnila Springer on
    Dean August 19. Mr. G. Farmer counsel
    I I. V. Hazolwood. Chairman, gr Morris told the court that in
    Hon. V. C. C.ale, Mr. T. Bowrlng, ".. argumen over some man be- ""* pr'
    Mr. E. D. Mottley, M.C.P., Mr. tween herself awl the trthar wo-
    i K (' C.rannum. Mr. Victor 'an. a Aght ensued in which UM
    ciiase. Mr. A. R. Toppin. Mr.McD. accused hit the woman with :,.. ,;, :
    symmonds. Mr. 11. A. Tudor. __________ _Tn_p*"' '_______________________
    Sun
    I.. MiHIalua*
    t'tvttcaux.
    l-r CliiJ.lo.a~'
    C4TSS Of KXCBAlKt
    t AN.1M
    SBffi
    ItraO.
    Cable
    IIEW* SHOWERS FALL
    ISLAND-VIDE
    Heavy snowers of ram. accom
    mji il^1* l)"mcd by occasional flashes ol
    Kina Oiad- lightning and rolls of thunder, fel.
    cn.too Isiand wide on Sunday with the
    exception of St. Philip's pansli
    which enjoyed a dry day.
    St. Lucy ami St. Andrew record-
    ed the heaviest falls. Returns from
    Itelleplame Police Station recorded
    10 parts of rain in St. Andrew
    rram 0 a.m. to 0 p.m. yesterda
    """ and 1.30 inches of rain from
    p in. yesterday until 6 a.in th
    morning. Over the same periods,
    gaafla v'rab Hill Police Station, St Lucy
    i. corded 13 parts and ll niche
    Throughout the day, the sky
    was oeereasrt. Church attendances
    were poor. In sOme pa
    1 iraetg were flooded and vrator
    v-irroumle,! people'* homes.
    Most of the parishes had the
    heaviest fall during the night St.
    George. St. Thomas, St. James and
    St. John received more rain dur-
    ing the day than during the night.
    The rainfall returns from the
    various police stations are as
    follows:
    Central Police Station 12 parts,
    District "A' 43 parts. District "B"
    B0 parts. District "D" 21 parts. Dis-
    trict 'E' 05 parts, District "* 18
    parts, Holetown 34 parts. Tour
    Roads 10 parts. RSlleplaine 1.36
    inches, Crab Hill 1,23 inches
    Especkillyil the "cup Soldi Chose
    Sonbom. For here's coffee as coffei
    should be rich, hearty and totHtyi
    Just sniff that inviting aroma .
    tip that heavenly ootree ffovor.
    see if you don't agree Chose & Sanboi
    gives you all me flavor your cup
    held. So don't knt ask for coffee,
    ask forChote & Sonbom^
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    9^
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    my attain* /Ac coot,
    *tfttfietii!t> jya^fancei of
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    RAIlBADOS ADVOCATE
    II I SI>AV, SOVI Ml'.l 11 I I'l.M
    BARB.^S^_Am''O0ATE
    nt>to4 r ** i
    Tm-Mby. November K. IfSl
    KISE.MIOWIK
    WHAT is the MfniftCM*" ol < :.-neraI
    SfMBfeSWcri VSatit to the United States?
    The 9 nmiandcr has not been
    fitting i He ham been travelling extensively
    throughout Europe sertng for himself
    what preparations are beiny made for the
    integration of the European Army.
    But the Schuman and Pleven plans
    depend on the ratification of European
    Parliament!*. The victory of Winston
    Churchill in the English Elections gives
    greater hopes (Of a t.tieral Europe than
    did thv isolationist Labour policy of Mr.
    Attlee s administration. It is possible
    therefore, that lears as to Eisenhower's
    remaining in Europe might prove ground-
    lets. Those fears have however been ex-
    pressed and General Eisenhower's visit to
    the United States and his conversation
    with Mr. Truman are worth more than
    passim: attention by those interested in
    world nfl
    General Eisenhower's departure from
    Europe to-day would cause alarm and
    despondency throughout the world. It
    would not be easy to And successor who
    could be so acceptable by Europeans and
    whose personal reputation would so rapid-
    ly inspire world coniidence in the holder
    of the office of Supreme Commander. But
    the job at SHAPE is not more than ten per
    cent, military. The rest is political, and
    General Eisenhower is a soldier.
    In addition to fears which are being
    expressed in Europe. General Eisenhower,
    like the rest of the world, must wonder
    with anxiety what America's policy in
    Europe would become should a Republican
    Administration under Senator Taft be
    returned in the Presidential elections of
    1951. Rather than risk such an eventual-
    ity the General might well consider that
    he could best serve the interests of Euro-
    pean integration by returning to the
    United Slates and running for President
    with very good chances of winning.
    This in the long run would seem to be
    the most satisfactory course to follow.
    Because, it ii unlikely that any American
    administration will continue to look with
    favour on the indefinite presence in Europe
    of six American divisions. But these are
    critical days in Europe with the Russians
    going full steam ahead in their "pence and
    unity" campaign in Germany.
    If the European army, as planned by the
    experts, and the European parliament to
    Hive administrative support can be formed
    befon Eisenhower's possible departure
    from Europe, then the position might be
    less iTig But can all this be done
    before March which is the time that Gen-
    eral Eisenhower must he in the United
    States if he is going to run for President ?
    The General's visit to the United States
    may be a normal visit to report back to
    President Truman, but it comes at a time
    wh?n speculate? as to his own future in
    Europe \r> being made by welMnfolinari
    quari'is. f*a rest of the world will lol-
    low syltn interest and anxiety any chai.ge
    in the Gen- ral's status during these critical
    .nonths.
    The ttroul JLUv mi nl At TEX ALL
    *? *rr*r* A*"1:"! ""g*??-**"? with which the average rhrutian they mean the same thing. Scout-
    d Ntyr. I5r^^ 'nunik-rl person U beset. inn I* a w.iy r.f lire SkOUtt
    liny Seoul Movement ui v"u ret n child to take a na*ty Founder My* "U a school of clti-
    reeche* It, 40 h Mile- lull by coating H with Neap, nol unship through woodcraft
    tone a. ita birthdays are referred much though a Seeming ran be dlvidM inu> RW
    to. early next year n it may be) but really heads CHARACTER, develop
    hoped appropriate celebration because we know it is food for "lent,
    will take place. the child. So. why not make i. .
    Today, after 3t>? years one yet palatable to secure the end the pcrstftency
    hears the now time-honoured he'.ith of the cfcdrt*
    I Ml in| that all i* BO* well with
    self-reli-
    obedlenefi pluck an
    rttRWCRAn ,
    elements of a hobby and poeaiui> ;
    of a future cirer, PUBUC SER- |
    nuv VICE. specialisation in different'
    at Imperial He-oyu .en forms of usefulness for others and
    in closing hu Annual Report loi HEAI-TH. physical development
    it never been brougn, M reause tne there U nothing new in all this.
    lull meaning of leeuttag, Tne lxaig ago Plato described it
    sm.ill boy no joins a Cub Pack education In virtue from yon'h
    or a Scout Troop cornea to gel upwards, which makes a nun pas-
    ts* large sums fu| ^ advetliUre antl . Xoo slonately desire tn be the perfect
    oiten many never get ocyond this tituen, and teaches him how
    's,5rijs,s?^ 5=*&=j~ra ET-rar-vs
    Scouting One deplores the small-
    iess in numbers, the mediocrity in
    itandard. The question I* often
    asked why canno. the Boy Scout*
    m themselves, why can-
    nol they ru.ua! the si-.ter Move-
    ment in numb*
    and in ability to
    of money?
    in sniarln
    to bring- all
    realisation that
    efforts of their atachen childn
    hLVe insufficient opportunity
    how il seta aoout to achieve these, our
    My purpose in 'naking this Scot _
    broadcast through the kind office" Scouting li> Indeed an Mveniutv lnmB character. heVlth or enjo>-
    oi Kedilfuauin u to atweer tnese the greatest of adventure. the mfM ^ ||f(, ^ hKhuol: ScwiXin-
    - to justify our existence adventure of living under the ^^ |n ^.oatmt. ,h(. ^y b, lci
    and to try to show the ttaroado* guidance of cod. What an ad- lo acquire nuaUtlcs of seU-relunc
    nubile wny Scoutuig -Jwuld t-c ven.ure for these day* of unrest, an(, r^ourc. health and ener*i>
    Lupyitic It is truly amazing how lilUc lability, of unaelnihness and n ,, ^ aervire to the co^n
    1 the average memi--i of the public ireed. munity. Scouting gives hir
    he Movemeni I qualities which enable him
    I am to sh^w you how Scouting 5Urt ln llfe
    knows about
    admit that hitherto insufficient at-
    iM
    education. rv.mmltonei development for Character, I read Soouung Is not
    . tt^SSJ^SiaSS!S!S S the new.pper a few day, ago hei the Church Every Scout
    ! a^ii^^liTih^aralTo" that the family u the very element spposed to belong to some de
    to Scooter, on the subject_jnd '" f {he c0mmumty What make,- nomination and to attend It!
    Bhwnins up a family? A number of .:-- services Teaching religion i
    ,,t dlvlduals, and if those individuals ooys is much a matter of Individ
    are not units of character then as ual and personal contact, hen. c
    element of the community the the chief factor in influencing;boy,
    worthl^. b th* personal example of th
    Scouter. Scouting
    . rope
    on many
    HBDOCl
    i based i
    night
    taaaoOg I
    the publi*
    Scouting.
    At the outset 1 would emphasize
    that as an Organisation the Boy family
    Scout Movement is not in competi- ti0rcj mrten-Kowell in another rromise and the Law and the
    Uon with other organlsaUons for Qf h,9 w(w sayings adises that promise involves Duty to Goi
    pises; H does not seek 1" wfl jhouid not lt the technical Kvery Scoutsw should be an activ
    iM-httlc <>' oppose any orgnni^- outwelgh the normal. Our Methods, member of a church.
    tion having for it* purpose the f nlcn j shaii ,peak on another ___
    uplifting Of youth; it drives to ^V^ . not' tnc fnd but lhe S"*'"^*<* ***.*?
    promote the healthiest relation- <, MyBi .-The ^ |8 helps bushiest The obJylve o
    Ship, with all youth bodies. Ap- STcWr. character with a pur- ^"^^ ltr250dJ wJ ,
    "STfi 'l B*" ,n C"m,,,,^,W", P. -"I S Purpose th-t the J h.^linVtoThfy Jneon
    next generation be mm,Jm._m m- ^es|/Rfp him to acquire
    aane world, and J'velop the habllfl ^lf ^.ducl. the chief bem-
    higher realisation of SCTVic^ and emC|ent ^^ ,
    ' ^ I cher rwle. Havuig no barrie
    m nn. enii.nr ,-rced or reliwu.i
    i.j itai.....iua "i compariaoi
    population Ha* nuniwi on u
    aicioi-.'U uy tnc rscent CMnea the active servit,
    llssiliaillj oeiow wn-i U wiouio Duty to God and
    imoxfasl aeaiiiiu.ii-rs con- u such an adventure to be Scouting has already shown th;
    aiders -nat tnc proportion oi confined to any one class or race? what is considered impoasib
    is to population StkOUMI be luu Slimllg )Ul Aims, Object and not by any
    loa.uuu. ao mat wiin our popui-- ^clhods. has hred the imagination r*ta,b,Uhm*n'
    uon at approximately ^iu.wUo our of the whole worid, 47 odd nations ^'J'^0",^),"0"^ ,*
    means so th
    it o social systrn
    harmony and goodwil
    Every between Indivtdu-il and individu I
    race and race, nation and nati id
    Therefore the community shoult
    iception
    bcouts siiould be, especially after hilVC embraced Scouting.
    3D years, no less than 4.Z0U. What inalvtduai without
    nni place our uuaod would ahould be and must be helped to *'< av^atton of this ..
    oe ,l foi the pa.M i" or 15 years. bl. person of charac.cra per- finlu actJTof financial sympathy
    4.00U of its boys were boy Scouts son wlth high moral principles, a l 0((iljn quoU. the Found--
    boys living or at least striving person that can be depended upon .r>here can be no more profitable
    to live lhe Scout liie. And wfiat is l0 Bay ihc right thing and do the lnvpstment of money than to tak.
    lhe> Scout life* The answer Is rlght thing under all circum- share in carrying out lhe devel
    the Christian life, the life Our stances, a person In whom there opmcnt of u Movement srhld
    Lord and Saviour came 2,000 no pet.mess of feeling, nasty provides a balamed system o'
    years ago to teach mankind to prejudices, a person tolerant of education, physically, mentally
    practice There will alwuys be the feelings and opinions of others, morally, and spiritually, to supple
    some bad people in the world person who loves his fellow man ment in the matter of CHARA*
    by bad 1 mean, dishonest, un- because, like himself, he is made TER the ordinary book-leamin
    reliable, immoral, selfish, wicked. ln lne likeness and image of God. <-f the schools."
    This has been the case since Such persons are to be found In In another broadcast I hope t
    Creation. Satan once occupied a ftU lraU 0f society. Why then deal with Scout Methods and tm
    place in heaven; amongst Our ,ne lru|Urtencc in Barbados on Scout Uniform, with some or u
    Lord's chose., few was an arch- Scou ing for the poor. Scout.ng rather controversial subject.
    traitor. These ugly apota. how- w aIjlo for (hr rich. clQae ihin y^t,, word on ou.
    & mus^ KdlTawa0; ? would appear that pare.,,, arc J^S^iSt SSTln^S
    from Ihe real purpose o, Uf, n-JJ ^^.o^r^r^ ^^0^X0^
    Scouting as another of,hose ino.e when Mt my Cambridge Senior J f 'h^^itm.,'
    0, Uej w.M,h> .ii... bj of well Bxan mja year .., i ex- n.hevln- them of tnebtSness en
    meaning persons to help the poor perienced the disgust of seeing )( St.juung financing the Troop
    and unfor.unale; others think it a boy in front of me answering his la" people to act as secretaries
    splendid means of putting an end questions from books and leaves treasurers, members of commit-
    to |>e,ty larceny and general bad he held on his knees: I saw onothcr ipes; for persons to find time t<
    behaviour in a certain class, boy pass entire sheets of work tT assist these Scoutmasters by In-
    Scouting is nothing of the sort. a friend a few seats behind. I ..irutting in special subjectsJn-
    Our Founder himself said "Scou.- have been told that these practice* gtructors and Examiners. You set
    |ng Is not a charity organisation have not been abandoned. Should hew everybody can help, not onlj
    by i>cople in society for the u be any wonder If such boys In the Scoutmasters, but you. mem-
    benefll of the poor children." later years become thieves, not bcrs of the community. The boy
    Routing is a way of life. It l- a only thieves of property but of are there and they will come
    way rrfade very attractive, almost ,heir employers' time they want to be manly And true a
    diluting, so that those who would Can we afford to sacrifice char- heart; they want to be led arig .
    walk In i, mav be better en- arter for certificates? Where are the leaders and the
    courage,! It. preserve nnd not yield Whit, is Scouting* There are helpers? I ask 'is the standart
    too easily ,o the many temptatloni many answers but when analysed required too high
    I io.ii The" "TIMKV
    Orf. 2. I?m
    THE ap|Miintmi'Tit of Lord Ismay as Sec-
    retary of State for Commonwealth Rela-
    tions and of Mr. Oliver Lyttelton one ol
    the senior members of the Conservative
    Party, as Colonial Setrttary. is an indica-
    tion of the importance which Mr. Church-
    ill attaches to these posts The Colon-
    ies arc in urgent need of development.
    The good intentions of the Labour Gov-
    ernment in this matter were too often
    baulkad by (Mr failure to ensure that
    then- plans wore sound in conception and
    in execution. Mr Lyltclton's practical ex-
    perience should enable him to beware of
    this miitake he slmuld also lind it easier
    than a Labour Minister would to encour-
    ueprlvab IrrYititnunl In colonial develop-
    ment- SClH'tlH'.s
    THAT
    'Youngsters' Who't*
    Toiled Six Years
    Against The Taunt*
    By WILLIAM BARKLEY
    THIS new House is to an astonishing
    extent the mixture as before. Many of the
    new winners are former losers. The election
    givs us singularly little new blood.
    But. mercifully, at least when the pudding
    was stirred the basin was left facing the
    opposite way. From my Gallery seat front-
    ing the Government I shall not see so many
    faces from which I have the desire to avert
    the eye.
    The? Socialists will be beneath me.
    It will be a thrill to see Churchill enter
    on the right of the Chair as Prime Minister
    These 18 months he has stood the taunts
    of Shinwell and other Socialists that he
    always acted as if he were Prime Minister
    It was not his fault.
    He did not have any competition in appear-
    ance.
    Who'll talk beside him from lhe Front
    Bench ? It is a vital question. So many
    young and able thruslers sat behind him in
    Opposition that they can hardly all be suited
    to office.
    But they all think themselves suitable
    Boyd-Carpenter. Peter Thorneycroft. David
    Eccles, Antony Head, Walker-Smith, Nigel
    Birch a host of "youngsters" as politicians
    age have toiled six years in the wilderness
    ind look now for their reward.
    ROOM FOR ALL
    There would be ill-will if Churchill were
    disposed to bring in outsiders in the interest
    f broadly basing his Government to their
    exclusion.
    They will not be disposed to accept sacri-
    lice in the cause of face to such oldsters as
    lohn Anderson or Archibald Sinclair, who
    might reach office via the Lords.
    But. as it happens, Churchill inherits, if he
    .'ares to maintain, a Government machine
    which the Socialists greatly expanded. He
    bag. 60 or 70 places to allot. So maybe it
    ill who come? Yea, beds for all."
    Churchill has not fully achieved the "lirm
    tnd stable" [majority he requested of the
    people.
    It is assumed he will at once set about
    ncrcasing it by 12 with a Bill to restore the
    University seats. He is entitled to say he has
    ?very moral right to do it. He gave notice.
    Moreover, as we saw last spring, the
    Socialist Government would nol have lasted:
    i month on a vote if it had not first destroyed |
    '.hese seats.
    But be sure the Socialists will light th
    iill night and day. It will be in Churchi
    anguage the first "main crunch" of Opposi-
    .ion. Possibly embarrassment may arise
    whether this is the best use to be made of lhe
    .ime uvailable.
    UNSCRAMBLING
    Sir Gorell Barnes
    LONDON, Oct. 1991, pushed since entering the Colo- Uon with the different department)
    In eharice of the African ate- nial Office. fur which he Is responsible,
    tlon of the Colonial Office at the lie was in charge at the moment ----- ,..
    .mi of Ihg year, when Mr A B. of ,he Economic. Finance Slatis- Educated t M*rl^fouKh _Co*-
    Cohen leaves to become Governor tics and Supplies departments of W BlldPem''rY,p *,.*- L
    of Uganda will be 42-year-old Mr. Ihe Colonial Office. ""g ** *.?". ,,.,'
    W. L. Gorell Barnc*. C.M.G., son _,.,
    of the late Sir Frederick Gorell '* earliest
    Barnes and of Lady Barnes n"'8: ",v'"g hi:
    ,ne Foreign Office In 1932 and
    t to the Colo- served successfully at H.M. Em-
    appointment as bassles in Bagdad and Lisbon. At
    Assistant Under-Secretary, was the outset of war he was secondeu
    Though a comparative new-boy in July, 1MB. Christmas 1949. to the Export Credits Guarantee
    in ,he Colonial Office4te was t* Nigeria and the Gold Coast Department and then to the Wai
    first appointed to It In February, found him in the West Indies, Cabinet Offices. From 1942 he was
    1948Mr. Gorell Barnes is a man where he spent two months tour- Personal Assistant > the Lord
    with extensive overseas expert- tng. In the latter part of 1950, I>ieslden, of the Council (first Sir
    enre gained chiefly with f'.r For- he spent six to seven weeks In John Anderson and then Mr.
    elgn Office. During Worid War Nigeria and the Gold Coast for a Altlce ) In 1945 he was trans-
    II. and since then he has been East Africa He was back In ferred >o the Treasury (Defenc.
    brought into close con tart with short vltlt earlier this year. Materials Division) and in the IC4-
    ntral economic planning lowing year he became the Prime
    narhlncry of H.M.G.. and it Is for During each of these visits h? Minister's Personal Assistant, an
    in* work in the economic field has discussed with pejple on the appointment he held till he wen"
    'hat he has !>een chiefly distin- spot questions arising in connec- to the Colonial Office.
    An uulhoiiUl.vc life of Admiral
    Beatty has long been needed. Rear
    Admiral Chalmers po-ucsse* high
    (tualiflcat ion for lhe task of
    writing it.
    He has been given full access to
    Beatty's private papers He was
    navigating officer in Bcaltvs flag-
    ship at the I lUanaa. He
    was Beatty'., personal friend.
    Such a inmbinalioii of docu-
    mentary, private nnd professional
    knowledge cn *< trceK f.nl U>
    produce a valuable raogr,iphy
    Admnal Chalmers'.- nook* will be
    widely read not only by students
    of n-ival history but by many
    ethers to whom Ihe nann of I
    has become both a symbol and a

    A Second Nelson ?
    Was Beatty a second Nelson or
    merely brave but fool-
    tardy commander who only
    . k and
    mtral
    Chalmers oaturany inclines to the
    it would ba invidious to
    i: il*.- comparison l"o fnr."
    ul ii can i

    symbolised to the
    people of all nations the flgnting
    ...vy "
    Poseur V Dare -devil ?
    The Asloiiisliinit Beafty
    rSassWn. He rose to the Jop with
    extraordinary speed He was a
    i-.iptain at 29. an Admiral at 38
    I,ike Nelson he possessed un-
    limited personal courage, like
    he was a II imboya.it
    personality with more than a touch
    n( Hm poseur (everyone remem-
    ber- the rakish angie of his hat>.
    Like NeLon, too. he fell
    passionately in love with a married
    v.t rn hi. but il is not so clear that
    igBBSMfl the genius of* a .
    He certainly did not
    .' the same success. The
    moat important battles in Beatty's
    weM those of the Dogger
    Bank and Jutland At both Beatty
    commanded the battle cruisers
    and Ins task was of paramount
    lance; but the Dogger Bank
    appointing and Incom
    while Jutland must be regarded as
    a clear defeat.
    The Big Muddle
    Both battles, especially Jutland.
    . subject of protracted
    "Timonlous dispute, and the
    part played by Beatty is f.ir more
    would appear
    from Admtrnl Chalmers's account
    B ROBERT Bl.AKF
    II.- rUshrd with t hurrhlll.
    He married a divorced heir
    rs He set atralegbda argn-
    Ini far a generation To-day
    rainra the story of Britain's
    moat ceaUovenial sailor: the
    dark backiruund behind the
    farsde of saeeess.
    He defends Beatty on the
    r.round that the error* which oc-
    curred were due to faulty signals
    Mid lay outside Beatty's control.
    ind that If Beatty's intentions had
    been carried out all would have
    been well.
    It is no doubt true Uiat muddle
    o\er communication- had disas-
    trous results at cert.un momm*-
    At the Dogger Bank, for exam-
    ple, Beatty's cruisers, owing ,o a
    n-isunderstanding. left on* of the
    ilcrm .ri ships completely un-
    marked and frsw to Ore without
    disturbance Even more serious
    an ambiguous signal from Beatty
    caused his second-in-command.
    Admiral Moore, to break oft from
    the pursuit a, the very moment
    when victory seemed certain
    But surely this was Beatty's
    mult, not Admiral Moore's; and
    when we find exactly the same
    errors occurring at Jutland 18
    moB*Jse later we begin to wonder
    If bad luck alone can explain
    Beatty's misfortunea.
    Same Again
    Once again BeaiiVs cruisers
    # On Page I.
    Next battle will be the unscrambling ol
    Messrs. Strauss and Hardie's Nationalised
    Steel Corporation. The new chairman of the
    , t profit on 3 a.m. snacks and breakfasts.
    Some barristers will wish they had failed of
    lection. No freedom for them to ro on cir-
    MlL
    One comfort is that the Liberal nuisance
    s abated. Even the small Tory majority
    iffers no scope for the Clement Davies bal-
    incinji act. Liberals must really now not
    inly be dead but know it. if a Scotsman ll
    permitted an Irishism. NoU* that the last
    remnants of the Asquith-Lloyd George Lib-
    eral feud which split the party have van-
    ished from the mortal scene. Not al
    Churchill's horses could put Lady Vi back
    He was more fortunate when like the
    Colossus he is he bestrode this gulf over-
    night from the Asquith Huddersfield plat -;
    form to the Newcastle Ll.G. platform. But'
    when I see Gwilym called Liberal-Conserva-
    tive and one thing or another I repeat that
    ii* election address called him only "Th
    OfflelaJ Conservative," and Tory he is* to ma.
    'IF ONLY'
    Lady Megan's is among the familiar fact i
    low involuntarily absent. She took impisn
    ilensure in teasing Churchill when he askci
    ict support. She voted Socialist to keep the
    Socialists in power.
    If only she had been done with it anc'
    worn the party label she would be in the
    new House. Anglesey would have seen hei
    again had she but angled less.
    A strenuous time will be had by all at
    Westminster. It Is unfortunate that the
    House is so nearly divided in half, because I
    io not believe that this represents the feel-
    ing of the nation.
    I feel that the Bevan mentality is much
    like the old 1 Ll'. and in a small permanent
    minority of the people's outlook.
    Perhaps in Opposition the large number..
    of moderate, middle-of-the-way men in tlr
    Socialist Party will exert the influeno
    which they tamely surrendered when In
    power.
    Somehow in the nation's distress the un-
    derlying unities will emerge which Mr. Win-
    ston Churchill is best of us all to detect antl
    to rally.
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    II I SDAV November I.. IHI
    RAIillAliu-. \I)\.K \ II
    !'\(.l FIVE
    CONSIDER FEDERATION CARE FULLY \
    Adams Warns
    ur btiunden duty to |gu carefully into the proposed
    M uf this constitution and examine it in the li^ht of
    L-onstitutions and state what we lcel ought to be in the
    Federal Structure before we go in. the Leader of the House.
    I H Adams said yesterday when the Ho:ise of Assem-
    Hiwriflg the proposed constitution of a Feder-
    ated West >ndies.
    proposed la aMQ. *ould have lo bear their
    the British Caribbean Standing percentage of ihe expenditure.
    Cloaer Aasocu'; Mure l>elail
    The House paaaed fcV follow- He WM not >tng thai thev
    mil Address lo the Governor on .cr, n0< r|p<. for iteration .,
    ort:
    The House of Assembly repeats oul ,-iaapr unlon should be en-
    iu acceptance ol the principle. oC couraged as a step toward, fed-
    cslabllshing a Federal Govern- ..ru,lon ,d jiVe them the nn>
    men! of Ihe British West Indies, :o -_ |nlo morf . , ,,..
    i!S?.. ^^"S^i^ PS?00!?1* o, ,hc J"'"a he"" "hat they were go-
    i .rlbbean Standing Clowr ,ng , rttt rric had ,, ,
    Association Committee Report change in England as far a. fov-
    ... bead fat di-.-io. i., ..f uie .,.,, IV,,, ,,,.,,.,,i iSSn
    proposed Gov- ,hcv ,,,,, nol know whl, ,.,
    ernmenl s Constllinion should lnfcl would have.
    "* _. The House wait dying the net
    I The House, however, docs ,, ,, M ,,., u.
    52 .Ei""*1 ', ??.'oiJlf ',,"n, kn"w * .''""'Hi' ii-
    dialled proposals of that Report , ,n Iasour , federation
    ml will in due cm forward , w,re , ,, , lod
    lo Your Excellency Its suBtealions u,cmK.|v < ,,. ,
    for the amendment of some ft Hubert
    than n .,.. la n_,,
    In The Haunt'
    Yesterday
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    far Ihe ar.leiilaa .1 n
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    1

    ?..,1th
    H-a.r .al.arnra
    ae> T a an
    sJ adtaCn,^'oeCXT?rom J^tfJgjg
    a UnUlcation of the Public Ser- Dui , "J ,.J uu" a?J anoint po"". "V""",. ""' "* ""'
    vices in the Brll'nl Caribbean , Jw .hiT ? ..T*Li""!" "."l.-lK Ik. raport wU pro-
    Unification
    . i'i I hi- Hril':."-i
    I therefore agree
    eral with the "Holme*" Report
    thi
    Ctrlbbeain of view that he hn.i no. rM ,,,,,*i
    Sen- heard Wh|!(. (. vlf*d au*
    ubject.
    Cnmparisfins
    on invause" unit
    sirenRththry lortneil nut i.i
    Aitli i di't! eul > iivv v*i*\ kind
    .f r. dcr-ition they wttnted.
    Mr
    pMkb
    i; M ipp
    in the last oc
    who
    Travel
    thai U-f.n
    d have a
    m
    rvit?e Mih-i-
    I'rnnietil po
    "While- I subhcribed to the tltw
    'f thai our proreedin(s wen
    secret .nil intiii.tei.tial. on ihe
    nd, when Uv

    'in iv vrara i a
    with whtch I hat I was going to wrttf I mi-
    nonty report.
    was
    when
    the discussion was nd)ourned.
    tgtta marie comparisons hctween hi(i the Australian feJei.nion and that diieri by each Gm.'rnniet.l to ll.t i I proceederi in writing
    proposed for the West Indie*. He thiit people of n mid Ihlt inunnly leport, I do not
    repeated that Hie Autiali.m fit- ''"* tin* pclllly of going tfVtJ WQU.
    cnttM WU corupow^I of a group around and ki.owing each other, v i. I da>."
    f StatM whiih had reached "'" Thcv ' Barbados were second
    ttlUonal advancement while "|>|K>Huiiit\ to mix. There should to none in the West Indies in
    the islands of tl Wat Indies had "If" ** a British West Indies believing in the prin.lples of
    1 ii""S.'.P .S.*?"^' k Federation m the sense that fed-
    rn.:tttulionil development. The ',,' ^",,hat l.hVc' >" Bar- erate.l units OOUld pek rnore
    pnptmA was then-fore bla.,lo' **?? ._^WK "T"1'!"1'0" effectively m pohtieal ami -xono-
    separate units.
    Not Kountl By It
    11ados had
    UU miTKl. bec.u~. of this coucati'cn.l ada^'""a^2p" """ mi,1"*''h'" "
    man poUtteaUi awakefw
    Another point he had referred going to make it hard for Barba-
    to. he I minded, was that IvtlCMM dos to fit into the scheme
    In Aust.-alia the senate was Tihey were federating princi- When it came lo the signing of
    i In the propcsals for the pally because they wanted to this report, there were some
    rflM the senate would be become strong. And Iwo colonies things in it lo which he did not
    nominated. It was a point on 'n '["' proposed federal area were agree and he did not consider
    which he was not strong. '" mUka up their minds, thai they should sign a comprom-
    f!. however, expressed views Ul Md to think thai ise report and be bound by it 11
    showing that he was in favour J* hnd. n rcrt''"'nlal destiny and it were necessary lo sign the r*>
    ' ., elected senate as member! ",r "g" J"" becoming aware of port before breaking up. he
    s.,,.,,,1 then be reDrcs<-ntmg the hal ,hr ^H*"1 ''f navin ton- meant to do so with the reserva-
    w shei of the MODle "n.en,:" ,,,'yU'':' ,"',,,, """ ,haI h<- w"ul(l nl >* ^^
    Mr Mann ariv^ .hat thev In "lv' ' U,I"M' * "..... ^ "'vth.nR ,n lhal report with
    rJfoeS?tf2S^SmSo^S ff" 51" Hondu.as. which he disagreed and w.th
    S str^ntflv Shout fh,. ^Ies. $2* w"u1,1 "l''1"1 h"v" hi"' '" *** h- k"-w """"bers of the
    Z-in litthcTSv E!uanw "'r1'.1"8 *,ft "' Ba.bados House would disagree.
    tions in tlie report, uci tnem say embark on a loan that won d ruin "l ,,;.ve even wonderwl he
    ffiSSti rf the-e suggestions He dirt not feel that the people not w,itin a minority ,..,-;
    C apatite WWI Indian*. of the colonies would be sntislled Hut it was to avoid postponing
    Speaking of the proposed Coun- *o have a nominated chamber consideration of Federation lhat
    ril of State. He said: "I think deciding issues In which they I agreco."
    w will all admit thai the West *<}W #be Involved. jf. said they all knew how dear
    Indies have people capable of
    wn Council of St at
    I'.dher than the nOOlal
    i.Iticial members as proposed.
    Of the representatives of Bar-
    bados for the General AssemHy.
    he said- "If In n General As-
    stinoly or any federal i.,n our
    He felt that they should have to Ihcin a constitution was which
    nothing lo do with the report. really made a reality of -elf Qov-
    Mr. O. II. Adams said that it einmem. Thev knew what It
    was not possible for the debate meant to them who had known
    to lake place earlier. what It was to have no restfs.inln,.
    He did not think Ihey could do iiilttnn.e like the reserve powers
    more than speak in general lerms of | Governor.
    as lo whnt ihey fell about Ihe re- W.!ien Ihey saw proposed, a
    nort in as much as Ihere was ronstitutir.n which would put the
    .-.Lives have less oppor- ^liM to be a difference in the Fede.,1 CrOV.nunl in .. podUon
    ffectlvel- for the n,.w ,, ., a ,(>s_ if M(i, lM ^^ mMen ot
    iwoiltoaf Rnhnrios ht.n Ihey do er degree. Utter rJwtltl) lh- N .'.d-d atvl
    DOW, 1 r.el th it -alher than the ln as much as I signed Uttfl -h- w heihe,
    four members proposed w should report," he said, "I have to make Ihe advantages to be gained Wrt
    agree to two." my position cle.ir" so considerable M to outweigh
    Tin Standing Closer Associa- the freedom whlnh they had In
    Closer Union tion Committe,' had several their constitution.
    meetings bui th* representatives
    Mr. Wilkinson (E) said that of Barbados, unfortunately' war* Ayree H itn Principle
    lirt qiM tloi Ol .t'deralion was a not present Ihroughout the whole Th... might all agree to the
    and vital one. Some of these .neef igs A sort of princlpla, but not to everything
    months ago, he felt that tho rough and reanv procedure was ' the Report. It was unreaaon-
    princlpla of federation was good |aJd doun. the main thing being able lo assume that the Wesl
    West Indies. But on hat iheir proceedings were to be Indians were the wisest people
    second thought. he felt that private. that God ever made and that 16
    "closer union" should have come Sccrel tr ,B "r Usip 'iuld get logeaher
    first. .. ,., .- and draft .. Rasolutlan th.it would
    Barbadians, he said. could .Th<* ^f5,,^"* beti" I. w,ih whoMMrtM agree-
    h-ast ..f a very good cmstltutlon """"J h "^^"L^ ,rn,tln mnt Neve, In t'e history of the
    and they looked over their own m'*h' nnv'( ***" * '^ * "" world had people come togethei
    very much more, than the *, ma*"n"><1 ^ P**^ from separate states even ,f they
    imUpotanUary, and draft
    in the VVfrt Indies. But taj .1 have Federation He c^uld not
    !^LKCU L ,tn"lh,h*' *""
    deleotes got together, .juam-lled ma thkt so long as there was Fed-
    made .., even ,, ,m, tuir
    then many states repudiateo Hw
    delegates when Ihey '
    t agreeing with ear tain iha oxirtme rlghl
    ihin,'- hi. h Ustf) (ltd rtoi l-l
    &OC.I mm < oniminv.eallh
    !"!. i fall
    thai all the othara >iaJ "I ihink mat we ilaou.
    04 awal lagtort ..o.ed,- he said.
    "So I am saying V* LM bu.htiiiK .
    atl] ihht ilrioae colon leu which li.dtan NaUon is to hjve
    that Barbados was a is... Oui unl) nope
    stumii!ing bloek .., ro|
    Ihe cause of I
    good, he said. i lishmg a aaclal
    1> 100 ) ..i -ii. had h.i merit.-'
    m be Bcettaarl ->f
    II was because of the..... '.,ith ralh-
    Ihat u-> i than 11
    were blinded to the exigences of that
    that system and did not see th-> in ivw m was a
    .ir.Hiv.mi,,-. | r II rful plw In the
    u was better not to have a writ- ,n,
    ten romtllullon lo which you had ,,. house lops all
    u> stick to assarj eon ., Uu. ,irlk, T,.lv u.
    g??.??1 Jt"" **! T" Atiwrican ort,, ,,,, ,h. !ho Vi .
    PS JlaTm iheU'r,JhT''tr ",, "* r-'"1 "'"> "' ,np b,
    Whether so Ji^Jl* ^ t> "S.ness an,1 the fonsorvativ*
    w n**.ntr an amendment of the <--, v_r.,.i
    conaUlullOD wat uatconstitullonal ''..\rrnn"'nl ^. ____.
    It is our bounden dutjr lo go
    to Bnd MaanaiHii Mru conflned '""'"' ""***"
    Uossi ol tin. c-onatltutkr.
    Some lawyers who praetiafj lii "Ml '; "' "" ,"Ih, f ** '"'-
    Hm ('..v. Court, rn M '" ,ul* "?
    rnonaj ovti Ih. interpralatior. of fepl wp OII*nt Io ** tn thr Fort'
    tMtion. he said *r"' *'ruclura befoTf. we go m."
    No colony should pass tria-
    at> without rareful consn *> I IM thai M had raana>J m>
    eratmn Si. *M BarhailM and 'r *r'"" replying It. Mr KaflgsU
    Jamaica otsM thai Trinidad Mr. Hannays ought
    sent the m,nter to tsMact Com- ' have been ash a met! I
    '"Ittee U.K. (iiivernnirnt \ii\ioiis Mr. Hannays had said lhat far
    I*** I r. i OovtnkRMlM With- ''"'" ,hr Labourite (Mr. Adams)
    OUt &) intention .if forcmy it *UUJ opi>oae.l to It, he was the
    down their Ibroais were a little nr"' ,n;1' ha<* laTe.i it
    anxious a little while jK'> 10 know He had signed it first because
    what our attitude would be,'' he he was leaving by an corlv piano.
    said II was very dishooevi ,f \i, Hm
    Th>* are anxious to see Fed- navs to sugMt that he (Mr.
    eralion, hut they .ue anaJQMjl t Adams) had rushed tn sign it
    see that It should come from us Mr Itmnays knew like
    and that ihey should not seem to members of the commute,- (hal
    Ik- pushing It in one direction or he was goliw to .idoot th,
    jttfeaLrtnato^*a^r^.......
    the tact that Ihey had, a Con-_________________.
    ' t Itlve r,n\ emir n iii Great
    Britain.
    It wa perfectly true that the*
    did not have the money to pro-
    vide Iheir own army or navy ami
    they could .veil -.i> th.it tlefem.
    iini foreign policy were imneii.,:
    matters.
    Those who had said that th^
    proposed Government fnal not im.
    rnuen more Ihon a glorified Cn ., .
    Colony wfre not fur VVTOni 'ha>ir. a M lie said th.tt Ihe Imp. rial G. ,, "
    ernmenl would have JUrtaflctlor, M s....... \iVi, ulS
    to legislate all matters of financial sm ihmit Ivrnitnr su i
    stability and that was a sen. am
    matter Matters of that sort would "" *'""'' *
    makl .. ll..rlia he agreerl with Feder.i'mn On .,,t i n ,.i,. u,.,,.
    Ihe other hand the Iliitlah Go i i W BsMI
    ernment would have In make some "-^.^^ ,,",*u' '""" ';'",;
    sort of llnaneial advancei-
    whereby thev could begin bbs>abtubI
    Ti> miiti. extent one would ax- * Altos iwmei. i.sai
    peel Ihe British Government if '""' ""*'". '" " J"""
    they were lo lend money lo makf
    some stipulations.
    Lest II be lh.-uj.ht lhal he was
    nol in favour of Federation, ha
    would say lhat If they were going
    to get an acOOODtk Ke.leralion, let
    Ihem ftt it by all m-ans
    "Our Cnnstllutlon would be
    givini! up a lot if -ve. for the flrsl Carlton Brewster. a ^yoar-Old
    lime In our lives." he aald, "have labourer of Hank Hall. St Mi. haol
    to be run hv i CoosUUiUoa thai ycotordaj ippearod bofora Dia-
    puts a lot of powei in Ihe hamit Iricl "A Police Magistral, charged
    of the Governor" with Ihe murder of Norma llas-
    m-II ..n Sepldiilier ,
    O nimeree Chamhcr Battle th- .v i.nian.led until Novem-
    Aft.i the Loeward and Wind- her 12 _______________
    lands' election, the signs of
    the time pointed lo the danger of .. rJJ_f
    mg into a Federation and UUHl OlltfCff'llfV
    having to tight the old anil-Cham- "
    ber of Commerce battle all irver I>onuld Bralhw;ille M I I
    again As things were at the Land, Carrington's Vili
    present moment, if Trinid,.! were Michael ied luddenly at hn
    going lo have ihe capital eslab- hom, lltoul 2 3o p m
    [JlbOd there it looked aa If Uwy Hls body wai remove.1 to th.
    would be run by associated Cham- t...ii i.*-..-r ... ... ..-
    i i of cootmarco in the West
    \a'%. C. V. ithriruvt*
    ViiK-mlm.ul To
    I asgM Hill
    H Ad.tms t.-ui the Hoaaa
    trf Assembly yeslerda> IhtM th*'

    duwii then :unendinent not to
    .'. auhtnen' in the defini-
    tion of "manual labour", in the
    foi tht
    ( .id's of workers
    iiMd^i. iiowevor, iie
    tho Trfeiiti.ui of ihe olhei
    i!n they han
    ihe Hill Thee ..mendments. Mr
    Mad out. m trivial
    and me;ely had to do with gram-
    moth ii eonoi ttspi
    i sent a measagt
    rlni iha
    pOOd with the amend
    monta Thoj objactod to th
    oassssnVM >f watchmen from th.
    4 ksorltar, a* it la statee
    in Ihe Bill that toorfcar means ;
    person who performs "manual
    labour '
    Mr Adam> told the hssUM UM
    the altitude of the Gwernmeni
    no iha OUaar Place hn
    wtuidrawr Iha BmatsdrMcH with
    respect to the status of watchman.
    Iha* ^^ tra prapjai i
    '.lutieiit* a- Ihaj a*an
    only minor amendments
    The House then agreed to these
    imrndnn
    Harbour Log
    IN CARLISLE BAY
    I roMrW Srli Sim.hi"..
    an..' a an, m.-i'
    -.ik.fi, Robvrti, M V
    Mar

    r"i"ors amki\isi. inn
    oi oiiiih m-iinni in i
    - -i s ion i hi ur
    I..... -ii
    Oj MurclVr ChaVge
    lions.' Reporter*!
    \\ idtru Mix) Gd
    11,920
    ."tie WrtdOW ol the late Hi I A
    OOcftaJ ue|i..itcr r th-
    House of Assembly, may get an
    . i-uraiia gratuity of S1.M0
    This provision W08 Included ll
    . Hesolution for J4.420 which ra
    .. ad b> the llouae- of Asaembl
    y -tr day.
    dance with the terms <
    ..in the House ol
    to His Excellency tin
    Govornor poaaod on Um ititb an
    23rd of October, provision is In
    t hided In the resolution for:
    Tho ia>nnnt of MM of llvln
    to iha l MaV la] Itoparti
    i f the legislature at the Sam-
    tales and on the same lerms men
    tinned in Supplementary Esli
    males. IBM -52 No. 28
    The |.ayinenl of .in BJBOUBl 0
    S'iTU for indexing the vohfl
    tho Debate oi the Loa>latura i i
    194411*51;
    An amount of $1,530 for the
    poyrnonl <.t Mib-.tit.itc- for Iha
    Official Repoiter of the House .-'
    I while on loava and I m
    hiiiging his arrears of work up-
    -
    The payment of mi ex-glatta
    (, atinty of $1.1*211 to the widow
    of the late Mr. E. A. Maynard.
    Offlclal Reporter of the House of
    Assembly.
    Bafora the iU-solullon was
    paaaad. Mr. J. 11. Wilkinson paid
    tnl vite t.i the late Mr. Maynard
    for his work in Ihe House of As-
    -emhly
    UM a lOfll tune." said M
    Wilkinson. Mr. Maynard was. i
    my Opinion, the most cm. not <
    l>nrter we had In this House
    low lake (hjl opimt tutnty to 01
    rympathi to his wido
    nd rtlol
    ANIMATED OPINIONS
    Public Mortuary and I p*>* mor
    P1
    iolution lhat was accepted by
    _ and
    people of the other colonies of "" be 8'vcn Ihe impress!
    the British West Indies. And so "* men>bers were shifting in Rl
    thoy should see that they did not their views. To a great extent it .,.. , ,,
    give up aoma Ol the authority was felt loo tha il was not un- F |rf ^^^ lo
    ihey had. reasonable to follow- Ihe practice u, IIWil.,r. he would say that
    It did seem -diange to him that or the rounders or the Ameriran xrlnldi.d did not act altogether in
    they should pledge ihemselves lo Conslitution Most historians ,h(. miere.t of Federation when
    ire policy Ml that very big hove regretted lhat their know- ,n,,v lntok .no ,,., ,hcv tooh ,n
    question. It was a question lhat ' caller! for great deal of conald- convention lhal produced the .,,,im|, wh.n, Ihcv wanted!
    cration and he was not proposing American Constitution was con-
    to commit hiaiself until he was fined to the notes and diaries of Trinidad Annoyed
    satisfied lhat they were in no two or three of ihe rcpresenta- Ho atid bo did not want to say
    ;,osiiion than Ihey were lives in as much as Iheir meetings things u.Meh would cause friction
    in then. were in secret and their proceed- t, ....,., whp sieved
    Expenditure would be great Jngs burnt at the end of iheir that Harbados always though!
    and they muot bear In mind that sessions. itself aiipctior to the other islands
    Indies and he did not agn
    matter how insular he might be
    accused of being -and thev as
    Barbadians and West Indians
    should avoid thai. The whole
    t in.- ..f iKressive movement
    Ihroughout the British Empire
    was lo get away from that. In
    Barbados ihey had go! away Iron,
    lhal Other colonies were show-
    lea.
    nil be performed to-dav
    Corktail l\irtv lit
    Honour of 'Itarni'v'
    M.iiIh-i of the Barbados Prep-
    rint, held a coektall party vestei
    . .i Club .ooiti In ft.....U
    Mr. 'Barney" Mill.u who is '.
    DOStOd t" leave tlie colony M
    November 8 for Ihe U S. where h<
    will spend a holiday with his wife
    Mr Miller Is Chief Suh-Fdilo
    -.' the Barbados Advocate.
    CONDITION OF EVA
    PERON KEPT SECRET
    BUENOS AIRES N >v .
    I...... Vtllad Ihr COT
    rlitlnn Monday or Mra. Juan Pftro
    .I AiiH-nlina.* Prwidcnt.
    ;.... ol < iing "iwiV IronTll ""' '"' A.g.-.illnag- Pro-idcnt.
    "'a.'!!" :','r"n!.hi".?i..odV.- -''' "<-"-> * ting away rr..m ll.i- in Harbadoa." "" l,lon "llhl" !4
    111
    i,.- ....id, ..I. i" iiegln ill or.
    again on a higgpr scnlo lo ligM ""' "* I'""1" '
    un- Sugar Producer. AwiK'l.l."' h ,h*' noiP" '
    He know lhal pooplr would aa.v 'Ul,ii-ban Avrllanda tor
    II very narr<. ur.
    looking at thing.. Some would Ml"' "... ... information had bc-
    faal iii..i no mniiii arhai Oovam*l mada puaw t.P.
    mrnt wai In powor thi-i iboIDd )
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    :ri* train but an-i ia... a.> tl. .
    m*. Stops t i. -.in., (,,] mMu n. .
    IrrlUtloo ll.arabr aurblng athw ir-u.
    -laxsua.fi Li lllMtuiluHMili'
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    luaiifit.* M.laa mual 1oa y. i .
    DSIr. n4 ir.-.Maa *r mooal Mat
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    QV^nHeusen
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    that mean a lot in Shirts
    CONSULATE SHIRTS with Tmbanlaad
    Colleva ottochad. Whila aalf colour*.
    Pin Stripaa and end and and Poplin.
    Price. : S8.40. $8.'7. $8.54. M.73 & 89.11
    VAN HEUSEN SHTRTS, Turbanlaad collar
    attachad. Whila and Cream.
    Price, i
    S8.ll. $8.60 and *9.3
    OLD ENGLAND STRIPED
    PYJAMAS
    Si... : 38 46
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    BOYS' (1 LENGTH SOCKS
    Sir*. : 8'.> lo 10 in..
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    PURE IRISH LINEN HEM-
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    with popular Initial.
    Each................. $1.10
    HAT BANDS
    for Queen's College Girls
    Each SI.28
    CONSULATE PYIAMAS in sell colours
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    EJIa*b*th S Cadogan iM..ih**>.
    Eoefln* Cadogan Alhalin* Jordan.
    J**ahr Jordan. Raw Cadogan
    WMI, Edwin H Cedoghn
    I"- 1. Cadagon
    Daughter 1. Wende'l P Cadogan.
    "'* M C Cadogan. >hi<
    Waahbmob t. CuBigin Grand-
    *" B II l

    Stahawd rtockwllfi
    Mwhael. ill I .
    "g for Saint Ambrar Church
    SMthwei Cwiruis
    BMOga-al M.
    I* > me h d 1S31 Chcrlnlte Jain.-. |.|. GoVMH-
    m*nl atni|p:.l at Saint Lucia Th*
    *s tram th* Funeral Parlour
    of Hind. 4, C" T..e*Oai*e Ro-o. S-*nl
    i I nnim
    lt The 1
    . id lhanc* la lb* We.lb.ie. Cmctm.
    Frtrruui are inv.teo
    Mr and Mr. Raymond Jam*.
    CMUiva, SI U.U. Uao j.nin,
    l*ott.. Jimn Edith Ch.uiett*
    4 11 II
    JOaUAh-~~(m~ November S, IMI. al bar
    re.M There** Jordan. Age 7* Her funrtil
    eaves Ihe abut* nidenc* at 4 SB
    p in today lot Ihr BoKiibrl Ceil*-
    fmrtlM Chandler Thorn Jor-
    dan. Carlisle Jordan. Dmigiwi
    liar 111 HI r New Vork paper, plra** copy
    f II al
    foii s \i i
    *'* eiusrw* ipnI. n re*
    PI mil *-**d*bi 1* wo>d<
    uo-d, i mU a mm
    wor-> mi SaaaWaa
    AUTOMOTIVE
    r V-a rort laf1 hmn4 dnw,
    l" perf.cl -ini order
    R M Austin. JMIftrM
    OARAOE Dial
    lei IBST Sk lenwola*. don*
    nd COURTEY
    CARChr> .irr WiiHta..!
    car-on* ill Vauahaii ls-s DX
    SJS -7B ssrurin* p*rf*ri. i.re. good
    il- **- Horace II.....
    4 II SI In
    CAR On* Standard
    ndlllon May bt
    Gar .a* .]*M> Ug
    1 it
    CAPRover l II P Perfect rondiiim.
    throughout M.DM mil*, only Not dn-.ru
    ov-t JO M P H Tr*at*d aa only child
    Mu.t be arm and driven to b* appra-
    lat.d Apply Court*** Garage For
    [etigrr* tr i-l and full particular*
    PrtC* S2.BSB I II II < I n
    Horoa evcu ob*
    Motor Cvcl* m p*rl*ct
    Apply O Lnu, AD
    T'luiu.
    REAL ESTATE
    PI H\-,\ Al
    rnrd aatatr.t
    MAatVIN.V
    WAVI'I.II
    v On* .(on* wall fSungal o*
    - hr-a.iB.i toon,. t*>i*t aad SeUl.
    i> m a M ,. ..,,. ,
    II al-n '
    Th* pubav ar* h*r.t
    Civknc cradli w *.>


    JOfOi RCDDER,
    Wovrl Cot.
    II M- *
    THE DWn.UNGIIOUSC contain
    - cloaad Oalarry. l*a
    tag .
    Dimn* Rooma ) rtrdraoma. on*
    W. Tol*t and Bath. Lar** KRcWn
    Ml and Cellar.
    "" m ii mi i h is
    Pan Ir'
    IH* Ooiniin
    Windmill and W.ll. hKh runt.)I*.',.,
    |pf ad*na and Un
    Garaa lor 1 Car., and S*r*ant>' roarna
    A pa man o In* land i. ,
    Coroanui TV**. G.t-.a inraa. Mann
    trrra. Gold*n Applr tr**>. and aWsaalrull
    lrt*a i>d anoth** porlian <( La, ,,|. i ,,
    "SHS?"* B'P""' " fcur OiHt
    OPPTJf* IN WK1TIM; WU to* ,-,M
    ,i.*"? "r,d-"ld,'"l^"P l Tt-*da> ihr
    iJth da> n( NDvrmb*-. al 4 n m T*>*
    w*o ton not bind hcr.clf to acMpt
    l* blitMat. or any off*.
    lnp*cion ar.' da) *ir*pt Sunday! n
    pptlcauon lo Mr. Hanarh*ll. T,U .
    NOTICE
    ii'i'H in at 1.in 11
    : hrrrtu nv nat * U
    llaMd in CMM* al The *;.->.
    (l...ulal a.li..i, lh-i.1.
    Offl*. hour. Monday. lo prM|.,. ttm
    10 a m to 4 (.
    0 i r WAI*?t*TT. Ma>or.
    Parun ol M PtiUip
    HELP
    A MANAGER lor Java Rivr H>.g.
    Mai** Partly ApplHallona in .rjlln.
    ddr*i*| 10 in. All*v J**a Rlirri
    Si^.i Eatat*. l.ld .ill IW r*clv*d o.
    " lta*B-a> lib rlov*ntb*c 1
    onV*. naib^to. .
    inc. Martini t >*i lindam n
    sum h
    r Kr"
    rmo m W**t ladw* I
    ratsrln* *>p*r iomcv
    4 II SI
    m
    Phcn* No
    pi .,
    1 fuiih*r partlrulara 1
    1 ipadjii
    I*, appl, '
    CirrnJi CATPrtRD A CO
    No I?. Hiari Strn-t
    -Mllli .... ptaaaa>at s. imi at h*r
    rr.idrnrr Cotl*s* Tenantry. II John.
    Blancrid H*r funeral l*av*a th* abov*
    rvaldanr* at 4 IV p m lo-4v
    1'L.rch
    Parry. Bdcar. IJoyd. Uvlnfilnn*.
    Claud* Smith taonai S 11 "
    RKCTKIT: On Nov.nl*, J. |M] , h
    Ftoldtntc. Fami Tci.tiIi.. *l Pflrr.
    Sakma Whin."- ll*r lunrral l*av**
    thi bIhivk modrnr* al 4 Ml u ni lo-
    SI I. SI 1 |M c.., rl*r>
    1.iM(IU*r.
    1.UCII1* Bow r 11. Clnudln* B*rn.
    S1*1U Rimn. Ruby Bowrn.
    Vmir* Bn*n iQrana rwidrnii
    IN MEMOIUAM
    KOMMVI M| uirnwry of Sarah
    Norprov*. 1.1.0 WU called U> r*it nit
    4th Novrmbft, 1064
    1 red by
    Then and Kenneth laon., U S A 1
    in-la*, u S A 1. Emily
    luaushtar-ln-V.*' 1
    FOII III \ I
    HOUSES
    POLXOG.NE st La*
    t'acant ..n Hm BnS ..I Ihr.i
    fomlahed Dial aDT
    CALAIS Dover Coa*|.
    tliinealow on Ihr a*a Th
    Fullv fumnh*d All mod*
    The Land Atquisition Art.
    .
    erl bv Section Si
    to public mirpoar.
    ir b of Und conuin-
    1 -**n pen-lie. more
    the DUtriet of Saint
    h pariah of Chrkat
    I MM M BAJMl.....SPataV
    - iieUule t.er*lo ann morr par-
    licularly .hown and delineate.! and l-
    mirrd pink on a plan of urvev Manad by
    Ml C K Nk hoi.. Sworn Sur\-**or. and
    IS Mar- ISM and filed In the
    ..IHr* ol the Colonial Eneinrer having
    i-.'.d on'bv th* Governor Kith
    In* approval of botn llouar. ( the La*.
    UM H .nd of Ilarhado. by
    rruilullon of th* Houara of Ihr lahllaU-
    tur*. It i. h*reb declared in purauanr*
    nl S*rilnn j 0| ij,,, i^n(j Actpil.lllon Art.

    id land.
    : ..,
    iie (
    nil in in 1.1.
    AI.I niAT p.,..I of land cantalnlna
    (hie rood and -even perche. adlolnna
    land. oJ saint CrlrlM.^|^h*r. Girl.' School
    n inr Pan.n f Chrl.l Church and bound-
    Ina on land, of M llaikpwood on land.
    of A Clara*, on li.nd. of Bat-ick Klrlon
    cm landi ol tc.e Mid SI ChrlatophrCi
    GUI*' School and on the public hi|hway
    ,-nd particular! ahon and delineated
    1-1 ih.- pl.1,1 thereof d.Hed Ihr 13th day of
    Mat ISSI r*nifl*d by c K Mchol..
    Ihned 11,1. twmiy-nlnlh 4a\ of October
    1081 al Oovamm*nt Houw in thr I.land
    of Haibadoa
    AlJ^TKl) SAVAGE.
    PILES
    oan be Cured
    There arc thousands ol men and women
    who suffer awful agonv dap and night
    became of pile trouble, who do not know
    thai every chemist stocks a special remedy
    bat does most surely and quickly banish,
    the misery of this wre'.ched trouble.
    Make s confidant of your chemist. Ask
    him about Man Zan Pile Remedy. He
    will tell you this is 00 ordinary ointment,
    but a soothing, healing, strengthening
    balm tnat st once stops the intense irrit-
    ation and clears away internal, external,
    sore or bleeding piles.
    Tse unique tube in which Mao Zan is
    sold makes this preparation so easy and
    dean to use. The big size supply, with
    Special applicator, is usually sufficient to
    clear sway the moat difficult case.
    Remember the name of this special
    remedy for pile trouble
    /yianZan
    PILE REMEDY
    FUBNITUKK
    LIVESTOCK
    ORSE On* half-brad black aeldin.
    ","' ,* '.'?*n of Arc" by "*"* Front"
    Apply Manas** Alleyn* dalt plantation,
    81 J>" 3 11 Si -In
    MARC-The half-brad mar* Marlnol.
    out of O T.C and Marina and Id foal f
    llattlr Front Thl. mare i. ate* an ec*
    l*nt plantation riding mai* Apt>t
    J C Payr*. Rarrov. or phonr 3344
    3 II SI sn
    EUtcnacAL
    tub* Phillip--
    on. luvrly Cabinet
    lube model. <
    MECHANICAL
    Mll.l. -Irrigation Equipment Pan
    ISWsr, Pump and galvaniae Una. ao.i
    rpanturly or together Dial 40afl
    RIXEL STAJTJNG MACIIINKR-Jii.t
    rivrd Rw Stapling; Marhme*. aid*
    Uplera. .taplei. Iran-parent 1 Scotch'
    ipe and dtaprnaeri foobeap carbon,
    utomatk- dating machlnaa J A
    laraon at Son Ltd Jam*. Street
    RAI.FIOK CYCL*:--On* Hi prawa
    inta model Raleigh Rlcyrlr. In p*r>ec
    'irking order Apply. Ci UWi. Artlm
    MBL St 'homaa. II >lIn
    Yfin IX ,r loyal P., ,.
    rsin etc abo one IB Inch Carriage
    "darn -Undarwood" typewriter, very
    b- uaed No raaaonablr offer nluiM
    Apply The Standard Agrnry B'doal
    Co |4 h.aii Street Dial SSaV
    II
    MISCELIaANEOUS
    .VI.IM. AN OIIUSTMAS CARDtv-A
    tove-i aaaorunant or American Chnatma.
    rtf. In boxaa of 14 different Card.,
    rule anvuiromnnn Clearing al
    per boa You .tumid call at our
    ofBee and ar, them Immediately. Th*
    immOAoeirv Bd.. Co 14 Bv.,
    Di Mi
    II SIan
    HOARDS-Two larga wooden advartli-
    'S Slg Board. Approximately 30 ft
    fl Purchaarr mu.l remove aamr
    One Sum Board 1. located al "W*leh*a"
    -Si M-rhael-th* other at Oi.iin., near
    I'laia Theatr- CITY GAIMOC TRADING
    CO LTD Victoria St
    III 10 SI t t a.
    COATOn* ladv. fur cost muton
    mb dytd beavrr. gioo OS on (how -1
    Beaut, Salon. McOnrgor Sl(**l
    vm
    1 si
    SCI'.M. ( I SIMONS I'NIT* Head,
    a- ed Spring Cuihion. Until jn't r*ady
    'o* padding and covering al a price
    H n 00 each Th* Standard Ajjeiie*
    B-ao Co 14 Swan wreei Dial Man
    4 II Si la
    TANKS-Thlrl**n
    1.1' Galv
    Slrel
    1 3fl Apply; O M
    IOST A FOI fVD
    LOST
    DOG -.Whit* Bull and Teener
    Au.wcrlng lo ihr name -Jean Owner
    Aubrey Grcav*. Can be found at trw
    Public Market or Hall'. Road R*war
    rS*red 4 || |_i
    KEYS On* bunch aWi brtwrci
    Waiter. Road and Slrathclydr Finder
    cwarded A Advocate || 6|_I,
    HACK TICKETS- s*rl*a P No Ills
    Sen*. R No SSI3 Serlra KK No 0141
    Srilea KK No SI43 PlMer r*v.ardrd
    on returning aame lo Gaikm Joe
    B-'!ir..d. Si Philip 4 II SI-
    Members of the
    Victoria Club .u- ftlwtd
    to aiti'im a Meetinn To-
    night at 7*10.
    6.11.01 -in.
    TO-DAYS NEWS FLASH
    The und.r.ig-i*d will offer for .ale at
    Public Competition al ihnr Str* No
    I. High Street. Bridgetown, on Plidav,
    Id* 10th day of November. ISS1. at S
    Th* meaiuage or deilmg.houa* known
    a. HARMONY HAlaL. .t.iiidin on I
    Am*. JO Porch** of land, which u *n-
    Ctoafd. .11 u.l, ,,., Top Rock. Chrbl
    Church, the reaidrncr of the lat* Mrs
    I A CM I
    Th* dwelling-houw ron taint Open
    Verandah. Draw.na and Dtn,t, r.......
    3 Bedroom.. Tolbt and Bath. Kitchen
    Pantry Oarage and Servant. Room.
    Inspection on Tuesday, and ThurW.
    only, betarm the hour, of 4 p m and
    Por further particulars and ,
    -..!.-.. -. -
    NOTICE
    "'" S* ST JAMIS
    Ttie fhimlai Ofnrar b>r lb* Rl*ct .t Menoerv W erne m |he Gefwr.l
    A.**mtdy. for tne Pariah of SS Jam. >
    ha. *.tabll*h*d hi. Office al Sand, Lane
    Paciory, actwaapn in* hour, of 1 a 1,1
    anal 11 a m on Monde>., Tueadays an..
    "^rvl, .
    J M C THORNE
    > 11 SI O,:
    NOTICE

    ,IV(.\
    Cl*rk-. Office. Panxhial Bonding.. C
    btrUnd Sti**t. RrHagrtoai. H .. U|
    am to 11 noon dally Simla., m-
    crpledi
    O D RYNOE
    Rrtiinnrg tXR..-
    rlrtdgilm.
    4 II SI In
    HBLP
    T S' BrOkS ,(r. .

    rev raumtial Biartina uli
    '
    1 Pl"> n Ta-asssln 11. all a.
    Hep:. 111 awn han
    0 II Ml
    wnmo rHu a *- ,,.i
    Strno-Tvplat hn wr Offlc* Ap,i, Is
    anttrn applbatMn lo Sec-
    irlarv Dnwdlnj EaUle. t. Trading Co
    lid Bay Street j n SI fl
    THEATRE MANAGER A fuU 1 i.a
    Manager far in* P1AEA 1
    lUfh.iee. Apply by letter and in uvr-ort
    -' the office of CARIBMAN I
    i II' The IffM-a- H
    Iwtaren the hour, of S a m and II noon.
    Notnnlier ami,
    teuftil applicant ICikat lak* up hi. diiltr.
    l>> January 4th All application. United
    4 II M In
    R| ptUtSI STAT11I In.1 1,,,-e ,.|.r

    uranc* Co In Barbatsua ApulM-a
    ,.n in .nlir.( are invitee) which il
    trratrd In strict conSdanre Apply
    L'naViwriter .
    I SI
    BVANTON
    it Top Rock, -landing on half
    an arr*. having 4 bedroom.. DlnbtS
    hoosn. Sun lounge, two fully tile,)
    Toilet. J",d Bath. will, ll..| W.,trr.
    Modem Kitchen OuUblr 2 -
    Room. Children. Ilav Roam,
    w*ll Ubt otiL harms
    ......- wiih di.ni-
    Tw above Prupedi can b* purrhated
    fully Furniihed If ao de.lred WRtl poa-
    traalon 1M February IMl (
    tc I'hon* SSM a || si -
    S.t J.ted i
    That l.ar.l-n. ar* <
    NOTICE
    1 BAHTON OPTTI
    having bean -ppolnlrd Relnri,ia itfKc.i !
    for th* Parch ..f SI John have aaUb- |
    ll.h*cl m> office al lein,.,, Arbar Factor.. I
    81 John
    n o
    CMl 1 s'ja-4.
    Returning Offl-ei
    3 II SI ;tn
    rNIVHtSlTY COIaLCGgt
    HDSI-ITM or TIIF WEST
    IM>It;S, JAM Alt A. B.W.I.
    MS lilt \l -t II 1
    Applbatlona ar* Invttrd lor Ihr rStapt
    ig varanclaa al the new Unlvw*ll
    "'.inerrce ti
    |UJ l.t April. IBM:
    Vrdlcl Rrgl
    KOUSE One chattel houw
    on IS 7 10 per.hr. of |aM, ...i-, ,
    f-ornrr of Da.h H....U i.,, 11. .

    on* apot land. Bank Hull 1. :i 1
    " I SI So
    Two
  • o( .tone for aTl.ISO each The. t-nlh
    'd light Ore I. al Black
    Rock, and th* other la at Codringlon Hill
    Annthir .ton* bungalow at Spoon*ra
    Hill on S acre of land Prk* attracttt*
    Apply to D-ARCY A SCOTT. Magaim*
    ' SO 10 SI an
    POB SALS AT Mill Si waaflTOII
    1 .-, oi. 1, plant of S
    I' die M ...,
    aa H.......- Bta
    Wiltun D M
    Simpson Si 1 ., 1 11 SIIn.
    nornm Th* dri;in house known
    I.FE Slllt: st I ...mice Ojp. Ci Ch
    landing on 1 rood*. 3S perchra of l,.nd
    unlainlng 4 bvdruotna am,
    later. drawing and dining room*.
    Kitchen. Toib*. and Balh. 1 S*r\iinl*
    u. Garage, leclric light and Ga.
    I ufflciriit lo build 1 Bungalow.
    rlUth*M offer nl neceauru tOpI d
    " isprrtlon .my day from 10 a m
    1 3 t- in Telephone B1S3 fur further
    partlru ar- s 11 ! To
    NOTICE
    rim-M or tn t
    . Rafai nun
    ibn r..M.ii m
    .. ihal
    .1.1.1'.I,l .1 the Selari B
    aecordingtv
    B E RARNrTT
    4 11 si an
    "BORN
    * und*r.lgned will offer for Uabt at
    PUblW Competition at their ofSca, Up.
    High Street Urldgrloan, on TMira-
    day the th day of November. IBM at 1
    Th* Cottage known a. 'ORN", In
    I* l.t Av.c.ur. Stiallxl.de. contalii-
    ig Drawing and Diniruj Rooma. 1 Bed-
    loma (formerly 3 with all modern
    mmlencn. and th* land on which
    It Hands, containing S.S1B .quare fret
    lo.li 1. fully eiictoaed
    In.prcllon on application lo R A Cor-
    in. General Trader, ltd
    For conditions of Sab), apply to
    COTTIX. CATFORD 4l Co.
    11 10 Jlan
    -!,!
    the bl r.1.1, that I han
    WRce al th* re.idence
    -" Rama*>. Rich villa. 411, AvcmW.
    BHkvilie
    OnV* hour* will be from Sam to
    ' SB a m dally. Sunday, e.repiad
    HERBERT iiAlil rY WtiiJAMS.
    , R-Humtng ill.rr
    4 11 si in
    ALCTION
    sin Inatmclrd b> the Executor, of
    tli* Eatate of Jam*. E Seale. dr.ea.ct
    sell S chattel houses on the .put at
    Sv* New Orlrona. St Michael on
    Th..rwl*y Sit da, of Novemtjrt IBM
    Sal* I o'clock.
    O'DONAl-D DANIEL.
    Auctioneer
    UNDER THE IVORY HAMMER
    Thursday. Bth Nuv*
    Fort Ruyal Garage. I
    III IB4T Anslta Ford
    in airident' Trim. Ca.1
    ed I w.ll Mil 1
    ,ber. al Mewi
    Mi.hael* Ro
    H P. 'Damaged
    Sab i
    VINCENT GRIFFITH,
    NOTICE
    ''..... RRia? < IIIR4
    GIVE NOTrCT. Ihal 1
    'the rlr.li..
    I
    I

    ,r at Cr,
    __________________________________________________________________':
    NOTK E
    .H tit -I IM'tlH
    'Hi v.......n.i 1 hav.

    OrSce hour. Tuead.
    md Tti rag .
    u offk-er.
    Part.h of
    S II SI < 1 ,
    3
    The appoint mania w.ll tie fur one vt.t
    1 ssSSS-kM Salary will be in
    1 T00 |o CI.SBS pet annum,
    depending an VKpwlenr* and qualifk-a
    tlona. and Is aubyect to a deduclien of
    CIBS par annum in r*-v*ct of board,
    evidence. *w Purlbar uvfarmalku, may
    ' : 'I
    and aVerriary
    Application, with full dalail. tva
    IT.. r.1
    is...
    I Cclnfsii of th* Weal Indlea
    VJona, ja.iHa. 11 w i before list

    t*NIYCfs->.i COUalOfl
    iiosrn ai. ok thi: ni:sr
    lMHl>. JAMAICA, n\\ 1
    Ml llll t
    -."....." II
    i-*.hi<.m ,
    I Ihr ui derug
    ll.l.lA"s
    !-" > n pi
    KM
    1..
    >l Aw
    M,.
    I "l......I- .......
    t ar mii 11 vi 1
    II Mil .
    iriurql Orneei for Stie
    , .< I for the mil
    . 1.
    I 11. 1
    IN Till; MATTKK Ol I ill
    tOMPAMliS At'T ]!I10
    I'KNTKAI. FOI NI1KV LTD
    NOTH'E IS IIEIuTIIV l.lVIN that tlw
    Tramfrr H--I. < Of UN
    closed from Ihe Jr.l da of November.
    IMI. to th* SOth d f Novrmhe. IBS).
    both da>. ,.
    ' order of th* Board of Director!
    II GAIIKTiT ST Hill..
    at :. i.-.-.
    NOTICE
    Tk* StUtr -f
    MAIIUAKET ANN JONES.
    HHHf,
    NOTICE IS IIEHF.HV GIVEN u,a
    . iraun. liavina any drbt or claim aa,
    the E.Utr of Marcarrt Ann J......
    died In thl. I.land on Ihe 3Blh da
    *r. IBM ate HStlBBJ I
    pailiculai. Of Iheli cutlma rl^h
    I to th* unite 1.ill mil 111 tai
    Hraen Collie. Cathud a I
    High Street lln.lK.tnwi
    or Ixtorr th* 30th day of Novrr,
    1BSI. ,||er which date wr .hall pre
    to di-tiiiiuir the asarta of the dec.
    panic* rntitbd Uw**4o
    invited foi
    >, the now I
    i.it.il. to Like up di
    th* Hospital on the I.I April.
    I
    '

    Th* eppointm.-1 1. -.11 be foi
    I .. 1, Houm OfffSw will M-rv,
    in tin .

    flfftcan who sarvs thnr full pWtud of
    on* year -1 Uss t aiv*,
    .I,, pital -111 >r .ii>i'iutrd 10 lha earvtc*

    nd of thai perl.. I h* gyaiiled oil* year
    nl whrre
    ...lacy of the post ,t liHrasnanUli. and
    l.anuivbm may be uSAaliwd
    ,ital Mimager and Sacieiary.
    ,,,*.-. (Vlkw* HoaaMtal. Mooa,
    -.i ' * I -........l-*llcal
    MIS( I LLANEOCS
    I See II.ro-
    ll.1 Utah street
    I II SI Ir.
    Gums Bleed,
    Teelh Loose!
    PISSES-TIP FLY tONTIOI
    Her*, at your ftn,*r-tlp. b a QuackW
    e....r war Of killing th*m-COOPSft S
    ...Jbw _.._
    AEROSOL PLT8PRAV Just prats thi
    BUOSS -"1 th- BJBW4BM H" BBSS '-
    , I. '.iriial 1. death to all flying lr.ret.
    in the ,00m COOPERS AEROSOL TLV-
    IT.AV do*, not taint foodrtnff. I. -ion.
    l-lmrrnii, mkn-Inflammable and a1 mod
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    iron .stoke und frsciuifd her col-
    lar bone.
    The accused has a ffirl of ten
    years who is dependent on hei
    SprmutT told the court that Morrl
    always annoyed her saying thnt
    she has one to represent her
    Alcohol
    ALFI(Ll) HAHUING pleudM
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    iDi s>|)tfniber 18. Sentence w
    postponed by the Hon. the Chi-'f
    Justu-t- Sir Allan Collymore. M.'.
    G. Farmer who appeared on be-
    half of Harding told the court th..l
    lioth men were under the Inrluen
    nf aloohol and an argument fol-
    lowed and Hinder was cut r.h ..
    knife The d bj .indinh' was trivial hut the site
    mi rtanfjariiiM. The ao a*
    a number of similar convtctloii*
    but they were long ago as 1S32.
    Mr. Farmer asked tnat his client
    be placed on probation.
    Bertram Ward pleaded not
    guilty to four charKCs of house
    breakinn and l.itrn.v wllh aller-
    Dsftm COttBta and James WiUlatna
    pleaded not guilty lo ,i -
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    tli* riomlnlon *f South Afrkw o'i t-.e
    11th day of March IB'I Inle.ia-.
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    drbt. and claim, duly attrslad b Uie
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    So icllor*. on or before the 1Mb da. ol
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    CLABINE n.lABlTM K1N<.
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    n-if an hour late on the aie
    Jin.US lhat hall-h.ur ust-ity
    urterd disastrous los-eg.
    iTii-we evenu suu.ii either Uiat
    uio have looked 1-1
    more clfxely into thr ei:
    .11* coiiunmiK-jtuiiL. or i-
    iy thai mc Beat loo.-n t...s
    .mpoaing strain wt*>C4
    iMVU ttvhmque could not sunn
    But Admiral Chalmers gives uj_
    a salutary reminder 01 tha dlBrull
    uiim-r which Bealty
    tha high seas, the roa
    gunfire, the screamin|[ wind, ihe
    murky vulbllity, the great column
    of water thrown up 1 |
    salvoe-. Naval battles arc
    matter of chaos., ooscunlv U|
    nlng decisions uken an "n-i. -
    ing or doubtful vrMl I
    H is well to remember the
    naJR) which lie* behind Ih. a*
    disgrsnu of the naval historian
    well lo it-member tha' at Jutland
    Ithuugh ,250 ships wen-
    I was never possible to see mors.
    ssun tine.- or four of the enemy's
    lOpttaj -hip, nl *ny .me linn i,i
    place on the British lm.
    Admiral Chalmers u not so suc-
    cessful when he comes to explain
    ertual eosjrsa of ovont. rha
    art of describiiiK batlle*. WhlUiai
    nsvaror military, in terms inlel-
    llglble to the pl-in man .
    mgly difflculi. Mr. Chuntnli bj
    if the few modern writers
    who can do it.
    But too often in Admiral rjhal-
    mers's account of naval 0E*H mv
    there descends something of lha
    fog and mist which MITOtindl I
    Man in o.-uiaiity. gj isiouin a
    ihrougl' ,'ieavy seas againai gr. v
    clouds, the outline of avacrl i
    be. but dii.ily Keen, and Ihe read, r
    becomes weary.
    Hi. ,,..,tion* of Admiral fhsl-
    morrs book which will ..
    '" K'.nlei re Ihope de.iln
    l-ord and those dealing with h -
    private life
    Ab Firs! Scm taOrd from 1920 n
    Ibbti tt.-.itiv in.,,i. ,i rsaa rhtt, i ,
    grrvo what he could of'll.-
    Navy in the fnre ,f denianj fm '
    rlruslie ivononi> He li.nl .,
    11 fnco11 struggle, and ,..,,...
    cana iron an inafrUMM t, i
    wi.i-ii Mi Bnldwii.....nn Lota i Wca
    In 1924 he was pledgetl lo a uo!uy
    < M -riHiture.
    Tills policy wbb stronKly ui
    poptnd by Mi. ChunhlU w.-
    tavo Miffered a severe hi
    OiS Government." lie,"
    '" Ui wif.v win-tan .it tha stahsqiMi
    -nl"' .....Wmj mail -
    s ' rtoui did iin- ..inflict aa*
    MBM hum Bealty ihrr;,i. .
    rwiitn and Rlate his reason, bj :h.
    House of Lord*.
    This *;i. too much tur Mi Rild.
    win and he negotiated a ael 1c-
    ment In which the Treasury h '
    ar it is one of Beattv'
    most valiiaiih' ,-irhie\em-ntv
    hava rjcsssMSsj tha eon ol
    Navy sare dtirlnf ihr-e years o'
    Bvliurinan an-] timi,.
    Admirnl Charmer, plves a ein-
    dirt account of tsMtty
    'iff. He prints ,i nui
    Hesltv's letler* >o 1
    '"'' Jhajf '"'in one ,.f th^ rri'*
    (ireal Weallh
    Ik-alty's wife was a tausntai
    of Mamh;.l Full ,,,,
    millionaiM' si,.- i,,,i be*?,,
    ahroroad from her hinband and
    this might well havr damaged
    B"atty career, for although his
    name did not appear in the v^rv
    "" l a hint of divorce emiM l.<*
    flaniter-m, in those .1..
    r, rose on thnt
    Beally'g marriage brought him
    :''-" .'"Hi ' vat hi Ki.nlM-
    miKir. a place In Lele*>stershlre
    ihe appurtonances of
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    irtaulad '"i rhui
    aging his hM t.. hav,. said "What! Court
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    a new siiip"
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    this did not last Latdv *)
    was Jaaloui of hor httanHtrl'g
    on in his naval dnin
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    apart and she de. iin.il Ini.,
    rtata ol acute melancholia.
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    TUESDAY, NOVEMBER . 1K1
    QUEENSLAND SCORE 326 FOR 7
    B.G. Defeat
    Indians After
    Big Recovery
    ROY MARSHALL
    TAKES 4 FOR 21
    From HAROLD i \ll
    The West Indies to-day learned a valuable lesson at
    an appropriate time in the tour. They learned that the!-
    own dashing attractive approach to cricket is unlikely to
    be reciprocated in Australia.
    FirMins till, morning, they had ...
    that W*on grimly impressed upon
    l.iem Harvey and McKay of
    Queensland one of the weaker
    nsed th-it they had the
    .nance to humble the touruts. and
    they took It.
    For neatly three hours not :i
    worthwhile stroke was made, not
    ..*. taken, thero was not
    one Joyous hit. but and this L
    the niwt important but to the .r..o.-o.nCofmpondm(i
    Australians the West Indies GEORGETOWN, B.G, Nov. 5.
    total was passed without an* loss. A brilliant crisis century by
    The tourists knew Ictur before "Babes" Dyer 103 in a titihlln*
    the stand, was broken that Uiey Hu run *tand with Brian Pstoir
    were to be iiyen no guarur They 4i( and u n,htinf unfinished last
    tiuhlcnrd their fielding to a pitch wlck,., partnership by the match
    of brilliance, bul with their weak- winning pair Norman Wight *0
    ened attack, there seotned no help ^nti j^j, Allen 12 gave British
    lor theni. until Roy Marshall w..s Guiana thrilling one wicket
    given the ball, and Immediately
    begin to sweep the batsmen from
    his path,
    lucky, indeed, that ihil
    young all rounder, fresh from
    Lancashire League struck such a
    jutrh of sustained excellence.
    Without him. the scoreboor'l
    showed 2 for 224 when he came
    Kiy miKht have been d|re
    jmlnil for the West Indians.
    Keeping a perfect length at
    in tljutn pace, he made the ball
    move both ways and his flight con-
    ii.tcnily invited the batsmen to
    hesitate until it was too 1st* A;
    one period, he had three wickets
    for four runs in seven overs three
    maidens and that out of a total of
    MS,
    J. DC OOORCV bowled by Benny Raroadnln for 64 In the Countiy Tea**., arst lonuigs
    India* at KwcaU. Now South Walea, on 26 10 fti C 1, W'lcott U wlek at keeper.
    icainit tie Went
    Fulham Learnt A
    Lesson From Arsenal
    By DENNIS HART
    LONDON, Oet 28. Logie tne
    II would have been a travesty of player not
    football justice if Fulbam's iiKht bal
    fortable margin. But just after
    t::,!. Swindin was only able to
    parry a shot from Macaulav bat h
    the toot <-\ Bb
    pushed it into the net.
    So we cam* to the last hectic
    Vrseqal which look them no- nVe minutes. Then Stevens scored
    here-fast. Apart from Milton and |he bvl goal v, the match. Re-
    - Arsenal e^ving a ,> from Campbell,
    'Ictory and saved trie colony's
    reputation against the hi.rd try-
    ing Combined Trinidad and B.G
    Indians.
    The game seesawed throughout
    the 150 minutes of play Sunday
    was bowled shortly
    in*; Um century in 117
    f scintillating cricket
    When he left the game swung
    hack in Trinidad's favour as the
    SOOT* read 229 for seven70 runs
    to go and only three wickets to -_.. ------
    fall. Norman Wight B.G. crisis last-ditch rally had been enough Scottish select
    batsman lived up to hi* reputa- to gain them even one point from overlook such
    ii. .i for he saw the 70 runs their London derby' with Arsenal excellent ball distributor, then Vn YhViast minute Biennan scored
    -ored and in fact contributed 42 at Highbury on Saturday yards which entered the net orT
    the post.
    they
    Two Proving Y^rht
    By 4,000-Mile Trip
    CASABLANCA. Mornc< n.
    Nov 3.
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    and Colin Mud.*-. 23. both of Lon-
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    course, the wind is fair because we
    have no engine.' .aid Elian. They
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    Spain and Lisbon
    The purpose of me venture,
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    At ila. ,-i.t ,J ih.. h., r.-l.t-.r,! Ending while Dyer attacking seventy-live minute. Aratnal
    i nd hl'nwn rnuld breathe aum ""-!- "P " rin but when taught thorn a leaaon In tbe Bnet Immediately alter hall-tune.
    Their po.il"..; 7^ no loo 3' '"' '"l,*|hl looked like they am "( football It Is only lo he Ar^nal went further ahead when Much at one owl admire Ful-
    but IherTu plenty of hope Nobo.lv' l,;' "SSS ."!' L"WJ',"' Su lfop*'""! "* VfS,"' H""n O"* "" s'"' ' chance, ham', last ditch right, 1 do not
    with the in&reit. of the bSSTm \<"IV*4 Into hooking an AM thai le5n. for frallkly. .1 they 1,| , by Milton I.oic .plil Ibe ihink that AlwuH'. defence would
    fieort would wanl Iho toUndm lo i'n?"p """ A""'"" walling com ahow a marked iroprovo- defence with a paw l Roper at hale b.^n caught so eailly had
    abate enc Jot t their natural br.l- l""""' ,nl "3 ""'" lh,'?' " "* "M* ll HI. centre to Milton tSy ti.,1 held such a lead,
    liana nor Ihelr (ay ie.Hu! ap- Th. ., ... m7 ,or g n<1 ^ ln '*^'ou '">"Mp returned right to the feet of ARSENAL Swlnaln. Barne..
    proach , the game, bu.-m AuT- Brmlh^Mla^ wL again t Y. Manager Bill oouf. on. ftX-da oul from"?he".ri tC S CSS*- H^t'ln"' ,ZZZ5
    traUa. at lean 11 mu.t be uble Came Vlhan Rodney, can fal nothing bul .ympathy. '".<>%% oul '""" ,h* ou' Thj' "^"- L"1*' Holton' """man.,
    lempered with watehfulneu and who indiscreetly m .ved out to Looking at hi. Injured list you find """ '*"' ffl, HAM n.ck IWrnan 7-mZlXt. L L
    .'.'.'"; i1"?"^"??^ "ST* ?"*: ^?:|liahinan ....red a fourtli. ,t ,.,., n.-.l I El; New combe. Maculny.,
    I lhat Arsonal would win by a com- Blevona. Brennan. Campbell.
    Thcv reallned today thai an the score at 27C. With 23
    Australian side given a llnferhcld need. .1 for victory Jack Allen |ur,t Jezzard, Bob Thou
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    India made its highest score
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    In reply to the England llrst in-
    nings total of 203, India scored 4.8
    for si* wlcktts by close of play
    and with four wickets still to fall
    led by 215 run:,
    Vijay Merchant n U.i-
    sare, again donur^jtrrt the game
    scoring 154 ami 1M run up.-
    ttvcly. rirst Merchant and then
    Mliarc set up a record for the
    highcM individual coc b) an ln-
    dian in a Test match.
    The third wicket stand v' 211
    between the pair was a record lor
    ;uiy Indian wicket against any
    country.
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    line.
    With all these players o
    action Fulhar.iB remaining
    *;irds have been shuffled and ru-
    thuflled more times than a pack
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    al Highbury. But I am afraid that
    it did not do the necesaary trick.
    As individu.il-, they ..11 played well
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    his right wrist. Alfred broke out
    into one of his huge smiles and every stroke whei
    drawled "nan ah Just likes it. was dead and the baiting dul
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    Fulham were up against one
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    country. Trying to split it.
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    at oil comfortable at right half,
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    Lishman.
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