The Bermuda Recorder

              saturday august 18 1&4 the bermuda recorder page seven kenya african leader to visit america an african boycott mothers in every land have always sung old lullabies u.s population tops 168 million colonial airlines announces with pride m york the most o standing african leader 1 salisbury s rhodesia to disci veh why african in norhern rhodesia are boy cutting the shops of european and indian traders it is enough simply to go shopping wiili your eyes and ears open only tlieir clieapest lilies 111 i il alriealis newspapers here i i ■ -' market r fast daily merge m hast africa sin lome kenyatta went to jail tit .. . . ll m i ■ i washington the co sns bureau says tiie nation population passed the !•';'. 100,000 mark in july and es i mated il would reach 200,000 dud by l!i7 when thei rage an grandmothers i n,.r is something new to give tha young mother with a baby 1 i^^jrecord-bnou nn luliabie ant dorini aut lact hew type tori ■ m-mpoya gvn ™ the keuy search team over they found liial africans were buying fiv hines as lunch of tlie most ex niven mis early ve~f77f^^m syllable l.dlh is repeated in lullabies m son form all down the eenturie in a fourteenth century en seel labor — is •< il stales lnr ■ constellation service isit tne 1 ii man is 1 of tnis niiuitl as a general rule atricrn pensive toiiei soaps h hill ' selectlol ted wil charmingly exi|ihmli illustra customers are treated wtl discourtesy some shops v ill not even admit them but co i jiel them to wait outside un'il the shop-keeper can spare the time to go to the door and be told what they want at otli eis there are special hatclns through which africans must gnre their orders and ewn when africans are allowed tn side the assistants are oftai iii»l and invariably give white customers procedenee ov r in southern rhodesia ai 1 hairs ire raking 30 milho.i a year in wages from twins i,y alone and in northern rlro dcsiii where the boycott t siiops is developing africa economic advancement on com pel mines wages is steadily in creasing the value of africans a shoppers tj il _. t peans wer v census othcia srud th to la guardia field taining a long-piaying i-ecov of the lullabies i heinselves l^iu ay iiniay ntei ciiiii softe slep and fa ' h in the kashmiri : b eluded the hi i soundbook it lalfl orcunie population ciiri'eiiiiy is grow ■ rate l-i mm ■ 2 at in new york what an intermingling ol communications we must ret used to these days time wm when a book was ;< book and i record a record last spring a bird-song hook came out with a record of bird son s tucked into its front cover then land mark books nn li a ve correla in this ami and son i > at tourist fares what ails your growt on to ■;;:!.. i e 1 " total b neifcy 19q,000,00 \ ery best complet and length v advice given free on cure oi uncurei diseases — i ojeclell ai 177,426,000a elsewhere it i iu il lahi as i crad'e rocking k 1966 khuematism sciatica lumbago arthritis gout colitis constipation piles varicose veins nervous ness catarrh digestive troubles sleeplessness headache neuralgia de bility anemia diseases of respiratory organs skin troubles blood pres sure diabetes stones diseases of men women and children give your history enclosing 2 shil lings tb-itish postal order fot mailing expenses if there are any shopkeepers in that region who had doubts on this point before the boy cott began ata staggering el feftt qn their turnover must by now have enlightened them . i i w al phrases in^evcr^^iaiigiia lint the words matter littl they must be simp 1 , rhvthmii vowel sounds maki then soothing like a soft wind ii ami th sleep jewisl kindele familial wny rrrn an oniciai sam le population should b kronnd 200,000,000 with i ■ r beween 196,o0oj0o0 p mil )(.'.()( 10 brooke i 11 shlof ve records dramatizing theii events and a television pro bond r«ii$i men by withholding their cus tom africans are making the only f i inn of consumers pro test open to them gram promised tha these events iu.'tli and a i •♦-—' iea is the boycott is being organ iotd by the african national congiess in northern rhode ia it goes her growth is expect 213,000,00c lit7o v somewhere within l:i golden slumbers ■ jiin.iiiiii,uuu m __ i the official s a ■ :| 1 ■' lie__h 1'it.h range ol staggering effect i . ■ « it may be that the atric ■•] national congre-s has we coined this chance to ileni i i saate its strength and the af man support it can coiiiinanl virtually all other and more peaceful means are denied it i iiis delightful book record or soundbook as \< j s official ly called is titled goldei slumbers de luxe edition xo 1(120 and may be secured fron your record dealer i v fron book-reeords inc publishers 222 east 46th street xew t||h frees uuu,uu '• gurei economical let here is a simple inter racial transaction from which tiie european or the indian makes a fairly subsantial prof the fords and music of tin hi lullabies are printed in thi soundbook with in eaeh easi a footnote giving us the his toriial setting in a most de lightful way on eaeh page also illustrations — halftone sketches of unusual beauty p .- it although africans are as a rule poorly paid the days arc gone when african etist"in lould be regarded tts a trifle one of the leading soap manu facturers in the united king fiom not long ago advertised bermuda rhodes scholarship 1957 address : activities kingsway york n.t at 4.95 a b c delhi 9 india typhoon in china as fur back as can tract mothers tiie world 6vet havi been lulling their babies f s'eep with little songs if tells us the words in any land and in any language have the same sweet message — - i am here i love you there is nothing to be afraid id these little songs and chants with their simph melodies were handed down from mother to child and built up the most intimate folksong literature we have ihe record eigth bands to i side is high-fidelity recorded and very choice the singers are for the most part well known folksong singevs ami the instruments are simple more primitive ones — dulcimer five-string banjo 12-stririg lute guitar harp — with tin result that each little song i sweet tender and truly musi cal even if yon haven't a grandchild or some other babe who should hear these ancient sleep-songs you will be inre ested 1 think to add the sound book to your record library as musical literature applications are now invited from candidates jlig : ble for the 1957 award razes vital crops and 38,000 homes these must be submitted to the secretary ber muda rhodes scholarship selection committee c/o colonial secretary not later than august 25th 1956 the city cleaners-n dyers day of collection and deliver western parishes mondays and thursdays central parish tuesdays and pridajrs eastern parishes wednesdays and saturdays for the man to call phone 1268 hong kong — typhoon wanda which swept in across tiie east china sea to strict tiie coastal province of cue inang and inland province in north china has brought i >•• rontial rains and caused severe application forms and further detailed informa tion regarding material to be submitted may be obtained from the secretary at the above address uamagt i>y koman times the lullabv had nlready been recognized u a song-fornl agi in chekiang nearly 2,0 c persons were reported kill.d anil 1,200 injured the com munist xew china xew agency reported aug 6 rr»i • . • l . j l 1 a .. lalla lalla lall bottles to go cards inside the bottles ij quest the finder to form ir»l these to departure bay wi t a il e i a i 1 s as to where a 1 when the bottle was fount for this information he will leceive a dollar bill mirol thirty-eight thousand nouses a ere destroyed and 40 pm cent of the cotton and one tnird of the rice crops of lh area were lost in the cat as trophe it said to sea mews sport shirts plain colors long sleeve 25 and 27/6 pancy and plain colors short sleeve at 18/6 and 22/6 summer weight dress pants navy brown tan gray and blue 45 pair the typhoon hit >/ comm and cities of chekiaiig pr v \ ani'oi vkk — the cana dian meteorological station at departure bay vancouver isuind will soon launch lo.b-li bottles on the pacific ocean they will be used for a surwv of ocean currents and tie launching will be done l.y about •'!() ships at various points the most distant ivic bt ing 1,500 miles from shore it is saitl to be the most im portant bottle releasing pr-e jtct in history llie i o t 1 i e s are tight eoiked and heavily co ( t'ti with wax five men were kep busy for three weeks prepar ing the material for this tes and the results of it will n a be known for two years all grow ing children th rive on jabllfa^^l=^^iia virol it builds strong hones m ga^p^mjfmtsm sound teeth and sturdy limbs fi^jp/tti^lvsa that's because virol contains glucose fructose egg orange a m juice mineral salts added vita il mins the essential foods for wkk7 j&l health virol is the food that builds healthy youngsters put l:i j \/: l ._ j liltl the pro v incial peopls's council met aug 3 to map out a relief urogram and measures for the immediate restoration of production th polo shirts lllllllll ii lllll fl^^^ffl khaki shorts 32/6 and 35 x # — ■ t-acr agi'iicy said a million chinese peasants in ilopei and xorth ilon.i l fiovinces were reported fight ing flood threats from the ris ■ i tt i t ... _ loses job to love h p motyer east front st tel 5718 ing waters of the ilaiho kivei stem in the aftermath of th .\ .\ i li mil kenya — a on ti.ii police inspector was ex peiled from duty in ken territory last week because [ i h 1/phooi dr j lully m charge ol tins experiment has been c ■" luting old bottles for men v ' i . . 1 chinese workers now a . hastily building up and r mforeing the dike system against pressure from rising river waters the agency re ported mi 1 ■ • a a _ witl jf s than a year new bottles ar somewhat more fragile nan lli'ilvt girl antl wantet marry he the niiniber of these tha return to departure pay a not expected to exceed 2 p r cent or 300 bottles some will be picked up a few days alter launching most of tin diners are expected to be found in six months or more a lev nn re will remain floating ii the ocean for perhaps as muel a 10 years the reaaaindoi will have gone to tiie bottor the water level was said tn be still rising in the tients ; n area although part of l&h massive flow has been diver rl african bus boycott 7 h ui.\.\.\k,sr>i h^^^h africa — four peffffl^^^w killed and six injured wi.fl iiittci'eiices over a bus boycot campaign led to violence las week at evaion south johnnesburg s o ll i in northeast china the swollen sungari river flowing toward the big tmanchurian i.i iustrial city of harbin was expected to exceed a record level set in 1958 the agem-v your child on virol today sa id a-attack belittled j^^flflf iffiffffl vh wazif^^a waw despite estimate every day clippers must pass the world's toughest fitness test of 50,000 bombs but i5eklix a leading ea.,1 german nuclear scientist prof aianfred von ardenne told i ptiblic meeting at dresde 1 tf'at there were at lead oo.ooo atomic bombs stocked in the world but any atomic blitz was doomed to failur ». tin east german news agenev adn reports forgot before and after each flight a rigorous inspection is made of all operating parts even in flight the state of a clipper's health is under constant his scrutiny through the electronic eyes of pan am's engine analyzer every 1 1 weeks engines are taker down with critical interest instru ments probe vital parts rrom nose to tail every inch is inspected every part replaced at slightest drop from peak efficiency and remember pan american takes special pride in its rec ord of on-time arrivals and departures rubbers hat raincoat umbrella l&tnpiyztj — completely equipped you might r*5=[j*"s]r say and you're quite right — per m muj di fectly equipped for the weather qdlivnff but not for that cold he is trying to ■ -• "•*! combat with a lone handkerchief ■ ftf hi the intelligent cold and cough fight /■ - w fl er simnlv grab for his bottle of jf^jf jfa £ f roberts syrup canada's leading 1'p^wlil cough remedy ie j 4v / arsenals of atomic weapons arc undoubtedly kept atom proof deep iu the earth he said an atomic attack could therefore not rule out a counterattack 011 the hor.it country of the aggressor t 1 1 1 1 . i • call your travel agent or w i _ _ _ m £\ e c a phone 1055,6 it must also be taken uitn consideration that today 1 considerable part of the sto k of atomic weapons has bee.i installed in radio-controlled long-range rockets against which there was no tlefenst possible professor ardennt said _ _. _ ticket office front st hamilton pm world's most experienced airline a 1 trade-mark b«r fffc pat 0