The Bermuda Recorder

              saturday february 4 1956 tbi berjt ecordkr page nehru to visit australia local forces to stage military tatto liner kills a whale it siuck on prow 15 hours african digest banned new delhi feb 1—in in prime minister jawahar nehru has accepted an in ation to visit australia irees said today no date s been set school of home economy in south africa the ibmse of assembly wa requested yesterday to pro vide 9,500 to allow the local forces board to organ ise a military tatto in the colony during april of this year t7?*0nt st new york jan l the american export liner consti tution arrived yesterday i'voni mediterranean ports with 73ti paid-up passengers plus a new horn baby boy and a iwcnty t'our-year-old stowaway 1,000 fine and imprisonment for evening glasses in dressmaking possession of publication a message from the gov ernor a-sked for the provision of 4.500 to meet the inip'al cost of the production and 65,000 to underwrite th ven ture brooke bond teas is economical to < ommencc tiic south african oven host are of looks the min is i porno as it tied np at pi :• s4 w 44th st the ship's skipper apt ernesl 11 nelson dis closed thai al 3.30 p.m on jan 2 between genoa and amies he rammed a whale ment has banned the importa tion of africa digest published monthly by th africa bureau in loudon ot in wednesday feb 8th at 7 p.m has accumulat u so many of these thai he will have a special pornograhpy exhibition in cape town next year i l-k.i theophilus dongc it was stated in f'h mes sage that the local f^wes board feel that a mnmn 1 assurance can be ghreii ttat the proceeds from r».t e eeipts and sale of pro^rauncs will fully cover the total ar.n requested anyone found with a copy brought into the lniou after the banning notice which ha al plica 1 tion tel 4238 there was no damage at all admission will b 1 mvi appeared in the government gazette can be fined 1,000 ion only estimated at fort feet long bnl other banned books in clude political textbooks popu lar science communist tracts trades union pamphlets thril and two tons in weight appar ently died on the spot a slight jar of the ship marked the im pact and then for the next fifteen hours the whale's body remained affixed to the bow slowing the ship until it slid off prisonment or both sentenced to five years im cooking demonstrations almost every fortnight the government gazette publishes two lists one of banned publi cations the other of books calendars postcards etc of which viiijv.e issues are banned lers sex lenders notice postcards e.n.j cowboy stories including hon long cassidy ones sponsored by berml electric ligh1 co ltd gorky too all accounts omng to the underspends to november 30th 1955 must be settled fcr february 15th inst if satisfactory urraag ments cannot be made we shall have r alternative but to issue a summons or wrs the african digesl has been permanently banished nom south african bookshelves it has been widely read in the i'liion and is available in most public libraries organised bv ii re ire some of the authors ad books banned new baby easy to spot emily c ':" - — hi)-!?e economist constantine coiabelli eight pounds l>om al 1.35 a.m mon day was obviously the new baby bis mother maria father an nio and brother michael — all are migrating from st bartolomew in italy to montreal in canada in aid of the l c c a to demonstration theatre maxim gorier — mother damon runyon — laugh your head off nicholas tmontsei rat esther costello mary shelly frankenstein james ald ridge — the diplomat thorne smith topper and night life of the goda zane r?y — spirit of the border and erskine caldwell tobasao road against you special show bekmi.da ll:-:ctr1£lj kiuht co rea st ha^ettt signed the africa bureau which publishes it is supported by th three british political parties trade nnioas and ehnrches it was founded three years ago to foster a two-way flow of in formation between the african and british peoples price 20 bassetts dry goods storf the it ti'-v n stowaway was lentified as roslvn newman 7 iu w 12th st it was ap ntly the ohl story of stay too long overboard when an 11 she vent to see off court street hamilton 7.45 p.m — monday wednesday friday febv 6th fab 15th feb 24th john g bassett & son marsh folly road pembroke in london the africa bureau said today thai african digest is read by leaders f all races in most pnr:s of british africa by numerous experts in the african field in britain and in the i'nited states 2.c pjn — monday feb 13th wednesday friday feb 20th mar 2nd ma friend betti g innings ficket ; obt a liable by telephoning the nationalist government bended by dr strydom baa hn nied vast numbers of hooks twenty-three o 530 e 23rd l.c.c.a office 2918 and street twenty first agricultural exhibition n rafrious snhjects when lie found she was ;! stowaway she became fright eae^and^t^ed : :: miss gin art t i at a gibbons ltd — 1261 18th 19th 20th april 1956 teated nntil the cjonstitut ion reached spain miss ginnings planned to go to naples and rome but wli •:: she 1 found that her friend might be in trouble with the law gave all thai up and eame buck with her ning gen caffey denies 1st negro enters u of alabama com petition for food products he backs bias the pcod hill stars quoted in praise of ( ordiai 7 to attend a georgia stand tuscaloosa ala feb 1 — a tweuty-six-year-ohl birm ingtham secretary today be came the first negro student in the 1125-year history of the i'viiversity of alabama but she was denied a dormitory room and the right to take meals with white students formal dance points for your parish cash for yourself questioned at length washington ian mo the pentagon took extraordi nary steps today to iind ou whet her jlaj cn eugene 7m caffey judge advocate general of the army actually implied in a speech before the georgia house of representatives thai he agreed with its racial aegre y.it ion forces both young women wen on questioneil at length yesteriday by immigration am federal bureau of fnves igatioa agents enter monday 2bru ary 6th 1956 arraigned later before united states commissioner i-7."-7e n bishopp on a stow awav charge miss newman was heh in 2,500 bafl for a hearing feb 21 she could re the home-made food contesr at masses will include bottled and preserved fruit ; jams and marmalades four fiery crosses were burned on the university campus last night and early today in protest against her enrollment spect gymnasium music by erskine doars and his boys jellies and pickles the general's answer was that he had no such intention that he merely was paying tribute to the oratorical ability of a personal friend who is ■ member of congress from qeotgia c-ive a one-year prison sen lence if found guilty daneing from 8.30 until home-made candy bread cakes cookies aud pies food products using bermuda honey arthurine j lucy adinibed n federal court rderh ' ms admission 7 driven a registration card but when she appeared at the dean of women's office a short time later reporters were riven a written announce ment that no dormitory room or board would be provided for her advertise in the bermuda recorder it pays proceeds in aid of club tour children's competition — 15 years and under the defense department which is charged with carrying out president eisenhowers r s military desegregation policies went into action soon after ii learned that the united press distributed to newspapers a story which stated that gen caffey appeared to put himsel on record on the side of the southern segregation forces special prize to be donated by ttmr j l d gibson i.s.o j p in memory of his wife leila isohelle ninso iuwakjii o.«.i6s for further information contact the department of agriculture she was not required to wait in line as she signed up for five courses in the college of education she was noti fied by ihe university yester day tlu + she could enroll and attend classes sh -* * " r .' 7 , 3e ■ reported praising speech the story said that the gen eral in a speech before the georgia house of representa ives told of having dined with hep john j flynt d ga nd that the congressman had permitted him to read a copy • fa speech si _*.\_}\ • j£mj b i^iiai -. ct e3 th sb5 _ i q \ xx • j_f_r 5 lii r____e 1 iril n8ri b * he^_v _____£* • ?* - 1 1 i l v i ;• lvld v f__3fl ki "" ' jj ___■_■ kmw w\^**m ' lllll tt'^^.b *( * «■». *■ ' ', "/-. k . * j ___! 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' ' l-.ic.rj txpaasioa hand ■ nm negro golfers convicted in test w*7 if i were going to make a p eli i would hope to make me like that gen caffey is greensboro x <\. jan 30 — six negroes were con victed on charges of tres passing on a publiclv owned but privatelv leased olf course today in a case wb'eh may wind up in the united states supreme court uoted as having told the georgia legislators " flynt's speech the united press account said was a bit ler sttaek on the government and the united states supreme court for recent racial integra 1p^^__m 76fk t ■■ '■ ;> - -'"*'' wl a ' s ; ' -•"''• - : f '' 4^^__*>_1 t '_ i f ■ ■■•* -""■ «" <* l^_^v^_l__ml i * 3 .. -* -* * w^f*^ftl i ■?*'_____■ l __ 7^c ■ *^^^ ______ municipal court j u d g william potcal fined the negroes lo and cou^t ens they appealed questioning whether the supreme court ruling against segregated pub lic parks can be sidestepped by leasing public lands they were arrested after they played nine holes on the gillespie pflrk course tion orders the pentagon reached the scaeral ia atlanta then it lii-taied a formal statement to rs correspondents who had r7 our '■'■-•*■ ***_>;*«£ h ss «," i_''___tp h _______ wondered whether the judge advocate general had exposed himself to official censure or ven premature retirement as far as could be learned at the pentagon nothing like that was under consideration tonight • pentagon statement the pentagon statement fol lows : telephone at atlanta said thai his remarks were mad in a and st costs y3u lessr praise of the speeeh-niaking ability of hep john j plynt of georgia and did not in any manner refer to fhe content of an address by r p flynt (#*& buy now maj gen guy s meloy army chief of public informa tion was informed late this afternoon by maj gen eugene tm caffey the judge advocate general of the army tb u t the latter remarks earlie today before c in georgia house of representatives were misinter preted in a news report real soapy rinso costs you less to buy and it's so economical too because it takes so little to eive such brilliant results rinso with its richer thicker . uds cisfson r °- vvhitter t j c queen street jewellers reid st " congressman klyut is a friend of mine bat nothing i said was an indorsement of anv one or anything i simply paid mil it to jack ftynt's ability tn make a speech gen caffey infovm«d gen meloy is so gentle to your clothe and h.mdi^^^^^h hard rubbing to wear out garments even scrip of dirt is eased out you can't beat rinso for wa hing because it's real soap no more kind to clothes and hands gen caffey contacted by