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6 Dailg Trlcgraph A Mnrning Pnnt U'cri netting July fi 1949 STEEL SURPLUSICASTLE SALE OFj IJKELY ATLANTIC PACT FLAMING SIGN THAMES TUGMEN V0TE SUPPORT INDIGESTION FUtuIrncr Hrarthti rn Nauw'a art- quickly relieved Maclean Brand Stomach Powder Price 210 and 68 Only genuine if signed "ALEX MACLEAN £10603 REALISED IN 2 HOUR? from Our SPECIAL COKKKSPON DENT HIGHCLIFFE Hants Tuesday There was brisk bidding at Highcliffe Castle to-day the opening of a three-day sale of DEBATE OPENS IN US SENATE HUM Ot It OWN CORRESPONDENT WASHINGTON Tuesday The long-delayed 8enate debate on the ratification of the NO STRIKE CALL Support of the London dock striker was pledged at an unofficial meeting of 300 Watermen Lightermen and Union members at Tower Hill last night I The union has 4000 members to-day in the old Senate The meeting passed a resolu-Chamber into which the Senate tion calling on the North Atlantic Treaty opened has moved while the present chamber Is being restored Senator Connally chairman of DEATHS u'oiilinued HOVII On Juj 4 I-rncbt AiLlisa of Pnlr Mtir-Un Wells Somerset Aged 7b Cremstioo aenrtee Aixa Vsr BriUM al 12 ts t'-raotrvw iThurday Juj 7) No divert lor iUri pease Borr -On Juj 2 Una Kii zabi in the Beloved Johipn Bott Lyndsle 8ebj alter diort ilneae Kunpril Parh Church Siahf to-daj Wednesday July 6) el 2 51 HK on Juy Harold Lnaio Bmaidwood CS1 MA ICS iv6tna nlantc a iretd ol 28 Pearl -court Ea'tbouroe Dclosec t-Aldling pidIHa cib husband ol Margery Ser Holy Trinity bUildinfc Ctiih ki'it) Prdt) July 8 At 10 50 a rn No doners HI LrOKIi On June SO in London peace- I tally in hei sleep alter a long illness Hlnriitta Luisa Iiliokd beloved mothei I Understand that lfftaflS 01 th6 ol British steel-making industry whose HI RIM I On June 29 at SJUthaod 1 Harold Botlir Burock tno -On July 2 suddenly at Eagaa-fleld Lodge Camherlev Chi Lie Foinad World output of crude steel is rising so rapidly that steel-using industries may be unable soon to absorb all that Is produced Inter-governmental agencies it Is believed will suggest soon that ambitious plans for reconstruction and modernisation of well as the of new plants Western Europe should shelved at least tern be own output despite the uncertainty caused by the Government's nationalisation reaching a the Foreign Relations Committee assistance About 100 voted for who introduced the Treaty and six voted against the resolu- placed his finger on Its most sig- tion There were many absten-nlttcant point It would give an tions assurance once It was adopted Mr A Stevens chairman of the that we shall not be neutral In lightermens shop stewards commit-the face of tee after a discussion with the strike committee said to the meeting: Tell them there will be no resolution on strike action from Senator Connally stated The totalitarian and Communist Powers have publicly announced NEW PLANTS MAY BE SHELVED Bv Our Industrial Correspondent plan is Organisation for European Econo- o7560000 metric tons of crude steel eviitrviit rf PrPd With RI1 ftVf BgC Output Ol 44 460 000 metric tons In 1935-38 should be delayed for at least a fur- ther four years metric ton showing annuai re-w a output (average for the years 1935- 38' and expected output' in 1952-53 aif I phenomenal tlgure have warned the Government about the impending mi i lt a Ko In ntinm nrrwl nf mn 19115-38 1952-53 i births marriagbs tm ZiAlir 4 3 ie 126 rue A extra bu 3 forthcoming marri on coast Paw oaur tslsgrafh nm-nmi sc ft rod 4242 1 6 1 Picx-KfaUr BIRTHS 4KWSTRONU on Juy 4 at Victor Npptta Frvane to Hosiam (nae Mom -to ot Bai la Arm-i sons da ugh let Jane) RLIK On Ju 2 at Queen Victoria Ruram Inautulsii hainpion to Mv toar HutLai vile of luc Blair a 'H hot lt)N tKMA -On Juj 4 a S-mmrr Court Nuraiv Hgne to Mart Uormrry Osv nee Kemnir a te ol Emc Bolton Orkin aUJT BOYt JuJ 1949 at St Mary $oydou to STELLA (Doe Norris) ate of PaiLir Boris I Thornton Heath Surref tRina tAruuaMi John ant Carol Ann) All all LlbsH On Juj 2 1949 at ol The Dn to Jasura (tree Fitawwiam-Hali lie of i Bradshaw a 4auhlfr tNorVOT Ann' jtc: tor aro SUaEC AT I Juj 3 at Hartvci Nursir Joan vile of Major Cava rim i on 4 at ruaoixi Nuraini: Hfi CV an to Bvrbara tier Bridoy) at Coi ii (Till a si i tV 8 Petert Cl THE Or Ji 3 1949 at Jchiulone Vu'-m rae Be fast to Hilda iree Jo-eti a te ot Dooclar Clare a too rhe' uk as! CL REE Ol JuIt 4 1949 Rl VeRt- man Hospital Sherborne to Olivc inee jStimotM A 'l" lChrls LOKFIILO On July 4 at St Dmvid rg Roya Ntrtherr HoapiUL London to Marcarit mfr tnc ait ot Richard Corficld a a Da mr tor Jn I CIMMINGS-On July 4 1949 at 1 yth Nursing Home Kent to Jot ne HAltenden) wife ol Christopher Cvmmxncs a dAucf'ter iJudithV IIKKY On July 4 1949 Shepperton to Jill tree ol A Ctrrt a I Oo July 4 149 in Onivorsity Collet HoapuaI to Phyllis nee Roper) wife Ol Jon Dawes a dHUthter At WKKlcote Nursn I Ml O-t July Home Becktnaa-Tt to Eilrin and Dtnis Ears a a star tWendv ELxaDeLlu lor Carole FLLLOMS Or July 4 1949 to Bettt tret Looey the wte ol OcorraaT Ullows ot Oafclands OaKrO Codaai StaSordshre a tlRirriN On June 30 at Ashle'ah Ooa-for-h to Jon Campbell tnee Dctnaoni aile ot Silwtn Giriard ORirrtN dBUKbter HtRtl Or July "to Or and Mrs arger ol Kenilworth a son (Rofco Charles Or June 24 Ksala Lum- ur to d-ask wte ot harrisor a son OUT to UalatAr HU KM I I i CONCERTS Henry wood PROMENADE CONCERTS ROYAL ALBERT HALL SAT 23 JULY to SAT 17 SEPT NIOHTLY (Sundays excepted 7 PROSPECTUS 1 Now on Sale (Send 6d Post: Orle-i Tlckeg for the First and Last Oon been allocated by ballot in accordance prevtoua Press announcements TICKETS: Numbered and Reserved 76 3 Unnumbered Orchestra 3- a ailab BY PCJSTAL APPLICATION ONLY UNTIL FRIDAY July 8 trom Rv Hal 8 7 and ususil Agent- (Theieatter norma booking arraneert APPLICATIONS should give dales and prices and must be accomi a stamped addressed enveope SEASON TICKETS Prcxnenade (Arena or Gallery Whole Series 376 Half Series i Obtainable by postal aoolicatior on Royai Albert Hall Re-appearance of PHILLIPOWSKY in a CHOPIN RECITAL WIOMORE HALL TO-NIGHT Tickets: 12- 9 26 fret Chappell's (May 7600) Agen Harold elding Agency Divison (Wn 4 I AMFJi CHLNG PIANOFORTE SCHOOL RECITAL BY MEMBFRd OF THE SCHOOL WIOMORE HALL FRIDAY NEXT at Scarlatti Brahma Chopin Mozart Debussy Liszt A Denise Kendrick 6 A 26 at Hal! and from Sec 8 Hull ye roll -a 3 (Ham 7350 A 82361 ONDON SYMPHONY ORCHEf 4 TO-NIGHT at 9 pm PARI PALAIS CKA1LLOT La Valse Ravel La Mer Debussy Portamouth Point WUiam Waltoa A London Symphony Vaughan Wl ams Conductor GASTON POULET I ONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 4 TO-MORROW at 9 pm PARIS SALLE GAVEAU PARM Concert Grosao No II Vivaldi Fantasia on a Theme 1 by Tnoma Tallk Vaughan Wanw Suite: Prelude Air and Hornpipe Purcell arr Read Serenade lor Strings Tchaikcsry Violin Concerto EPsade gu-te: Three Cornered de No 35 iHafiner) Moxat Solo Violin CHRISTIAN SERRA6 Conductor FEDERICO ELZALDE gOWWAT HALL WCT Frl Havdn was made Mur Oxtord July 8 17Sl' HAYDN ORCHESTRA Harry NEWSTONE -HAYDN CcjNCFJtT Overture Arm da Symphc 28 49 (La Paaeione) 92 (Oxlord) 2 5-3 6 Chappe! 'MAY 760 A sztl APRIOL STRING ORCHESTRA Leader Reginald Morley Conductor Roy Budden Enquires: 17 Eastern -road London 22 ner 67 argaret smith has resumed PIANOFORTE TEACHING Wrte their policy to be the conquest of i lightermen The meetfhg the entire globe and its subjugation was also addressed by strke commit-to their economic and political tee members theory The strike of dockers spread ves- With this bold and savage terday Another 148 men stopped announcement it is fundamental work bringing the total idle to 8484 that the free nations of Europe and out of the total dock labour force of North America should be determined i about 30000 Ships held up number to preserve the institutions of their 92 eight are undermanned frThVnreiTv a na lon a UNION OFFICIALS ACCUSED ine tieaty ls a namne sign noble declaration that no armed Mr Arthur Deakin general seere- aggressor no swaggering conqueror Iai heT 1 and General no military despot shalf invade the Workers Union yesterday accused North-Atlantic area National Amalga- A challenge shall be hung up lnjf)11 Stevedores and Dockers of the nursery of every aggressor and blazoned in the oorch oi everv toa- llity Hp said branches of his llUnan master Nmth AuJJ-! 5fJ tic alliance is dedicated to peace not enter Union should be asked to declare their attitude to the dock labour Capon in 74th ear TKKl I HI Kv On July 3 Amnir flnplj loved MR naary 60 year if Hlrhert Collinos Carri THRRR A ol Mouar ad Cottage RunsrU Iini Funrtal serve Runw- Parian Church at 2 15 pm to-morr'w July 7 Garden Bvwei ony by rVEUrat on juiv 4 at Poitrston nanct di WoLr Clark fotmarlv of New niatlon at (Joldera Oraen to-morrow at 3-15 CI OUL On Juj 4 at St Cement Torauaj Mart Lolura the dearj toted wife of the late Kobiri John Clod of TorquRy and 'TrLntmpiead -Col iT Retd) and unj oh ol the late John Breedon of 1 coombs-or June 29 at 13 Burnaby- $dns ChUwtck Flora Llinor ftii Soeilord lOFINiitB On Jilj 4 Wilfrid Hbrrkrt Cotinokr cona on ot the itte Rtv i on fuy at hi wooie-rd i nlTr 4itr ng Qj Dei miy endured Funeral ervc St John Church to-dAy Wednesdaji 1 On Juy a at Southend Hep Shorefiatn Airir Basil Coi sins 1 HceD IA ShorWaoi nm I nm BASIL vvvaina brjioe ot Forence MauU And Fred Cousins of Rf union Meuaues Lott 2r Found 106 per line Private 176 Trade 25 rriHY WILL BE DONE a in heAven to earth 8t Luke xl 2 MR CLARKE And family desire to express their In'Tere thanki lor All lettera and mesftaKe i hjrmDathv and floral tributea received duriiig their recent bereavement The Klann Peterstow Rosa-on-Wye I ARNf'Jb The KIN of CATHLRINF ANN I avenue Hove 8uAex whj ped at Shoreham 8uaex on 2nd November 1947 are requested to APPLY to the Treasury Solicitor (BV i ore'g-gat Lrjndon fi 1 Estate aliout IbwiCKXR olherwiae BROWN The KIN of Vj ERNEST ET otherwise ALBERT Bi(OWN late of 43 Lavender-streei Biightur Bu sex who died on 4th February 1949 are requested APPLY to the Treasury Solicitor BV Storey -late Ltjndon (Estate: about £70) X)X otherwise BELL The KIN of ARTHUR FOX otherwse BELL late of 6 Cricket Field Ootiages Aehford-rojid Eastbourne Sussex who died at Eastbourne Su-ex on 22nd September 1948 are requested to APPLY to th' Treasury 8 jiicitor (BV Storey a -gete London SW 1 (E'tate about £350) otice wi: m-i dunbar ton of Br Oeorfe Duff fiptherland Dunbar Bart late Commandri Officer Miltarv Po Battalion Laklrmpur Dibrusarh Aaaam In- dia) and Mr Haraie late of Jcocai i Aeearn i Tea Co Ltd Aiatni India and Estate of Powell derrejnj late of Lotifaoal Tea Eetate Assam India orjmmunl-cate with the Lid da tor Dibrugarh Distrct Club Ld (in voluntary lrjuidationi Dbiugarh Assam India to enable him to refund Capital Aw du to them IX ELLINOBOROUOH HIGH SCHOOL 00 A XT has opened a Memora ind to the former H'-admurtre the Margaret fvjfleld A Fjrmer puDl and frenda wishing to contnbuie should send dortons to the Hon Treasurer at the High School ROGER FONTAINE Art-Alic natural permanent wav and hair dSlouring 53 Thurkie-stree London Kent 9552 08TEOPATHY A nne rn onthf P'-t-araduate College for registered medical practit oners will commence in October Fu 1 particulars from th Secretary London College of Osteopath) 25 Dorset-sq 1 DOUBLE your NET INCOME for life bypur-chasng new type annuity almost TAX FREE for many years Offered by old-established and famous co State date of birth and capital available 2 592 Daily Telegraph EC4 VrOUR OLD DOWN QUILT made like New! 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(Witney) Ltd Bedding Manufacturers Wit-nev Oxfordshre XX7E8TON MANOR HOTEL Weston -on-the-" Green Oxon A magnificent Manor of Tudor perod Every comfort Write tor brochure Oxford 9 Bletchmgton 60 A MERSHAM Bucks Attractive Guet Hrjuae With lovelv garden nere every comforl ItongloRt House Tel Amersham DISCOUNT CAMROSE of The Daily Telegraph An interview telling o' Camrose's inspiring rie trom youth with a capital of £100 to probably the greatest pub- ier in the world ia printed exclusive In Trie this meet Out or Friday 3d Order tout copy Irom your newsagent to-day HOILS ROYCE required 1938 or later Division am pie leg room large enclosed luggage pace absolutely eesential 6044 Da Te egraph 4 TJATfcL pupil ot Lorraine Tete Campes'ro a line landscape 26 32 £25 A Ortman oarbison fc hooli Wtejdy RteLv ape a magnificent work 21 31 £25 Photographs avaU-4b St Mary- Hall Isles ot SciTly Cornwall SPEND a COMPORT ABLE RESTFUL SUMMER HOLIDAY in deal surroundings 11 THE MILL HOUSE SW ALLOWFIELC Reading Swimming beauty spot Thames shire Good food and comfortable beds a speciality Every modem convenience Club licenci Phone: Reading 83124 or write --H- Good food happv at mosphereevwry comfort Bridge club adjacent 774t TTTi w'waLLrtwSawxnllfJ eu is JEStS- Ruatp(ton Cremat: on at Brighton on Friday Suited Kingdom Ju 8 No wers or letters pleae France CRAIG Or July 4 at runbrdge Weila Germany Ails second daughter ot the late Mr and UpnPluX Union Craig and becved sister ot Norsh oenetUA onion ot H-atheae (Xttage Ruthali Common Tun-Ordee Weil CRtss Or July 4 a 140 Carence Gate-gdns 1 Cecil Woodrow Cross scheme and whether they were trying to wreck it The union primarily responsible for the stoppage was trying to place the iask of finding a solution on someone else More than 75 per cent of the strikers were Union members The strike is in support of the men the Group and Surrey He said: Britain has rnercial Docks who claim they have MEAT PACT Thorp Recants Willard Thorp United States Secretary of State for Eco- Affairs appeared before the Appropriations Committee to outline the terms of the Anglo-Argentine trade agree- Ua cq iH WFitoin has 411C ia ltl UJ Vl ni at the Royal Group and Surrey Com- 1 i i i Mr Mr Aassistant nomic Senate to-day rKent mon also ot 34 Con'hall-ast 2 son ot the late Mr and Mrs John Woodrow Croas Funera a the Ooders Own Crematorium on Friday Ju 8 at 30 No flowers or mourn at rare furnlttrre and paintings from the collection of the Earl and Countess of Abingdon Many foreign dealers attended and sales realised £10603 In two and a half hours Much of the furniture once belonged to Napoleon and Marshal Ney his general Highest bid of the day was 980gns by a dealer for a 20ft by Savonnerie carpet which once belonged to Marshal Ney Mr Walter Hutchinson gave 950gns for a pair of Louis XV ormolu and crystal Chandeliers He also gave 900gns for a suite of Empire glltwood furniture formerly the property of wife A similar suite which belonged to Joseph Buonaparte brother of Napo-lean was split and altogether fetched 560gns A bed which formerly belonged to the Empress Josephine fetched only 52gns It is too large and too explained Lady Abingdon You cannot get the sheets nowadays though at one time I used to sleep In it REMAINING IN CASTLE Lord and Lady Abingdon stared to-day that there was no Question at present of the castle itself be They are remaining in one sold Ladv Abingdon said Under present circumstances the burden of the upkeep and the housing of all these beautiful things is too much for us and we decided reluctantly to dispose of Among the Items for sale to-mor- row ls a set of 12 footmen full-dress liveries of yellow felt bordered in gold blue and red velvet They were UMJ at lbe Duhess of Richmond's of i ball in Brussels on the eve warerioo cgDahle when Ollt walkinv of qiird tapaaie wnen out waiKmg OI SUC1- denlv breaking into Uncle Tom and All' Cobleizh a the Rolls Tt publc confld(nce an prcstige were to maintained in the Judges it maintained in the jlldffes was of vital importance that the law should keen in touch with the snoulG JKeep in lOUCn W1U1 tne accepted standards of right conffuct t1'qc JJrn nm it' aymond Evershed Master of mental decision and that tribunals khould not he estahlisheri from f-rwo should not be established from time to time to deal with this or that question that arose But there was a risk that the King's courts might by this process lose touch with manv of the common activities of mankind Viscount Jowitt Lord Chancellor toasting the Load Mayor and Lady Mayoress said they liked to think that fhe traditions of the law ran parallel with the traditions of that great city wret CHV EXCHANGE RATEsS kwxwkax (( oiriinued from 1 Col 3) 'Participating countries" refers pal i i assured herself of meat but I do not been locked out by the employers of their refusal to work the ships Beaverbrae 9034 and Argomont 7168 tons The members of the Communist-signed Canadian Union are in a dispute with the Canad-restrictive employers involving wages re-hatl of the rival compared with 13 million tons in list year a Government committee estimated demand in 1953 at i 18 million tons if full employment maintained The industry said tKa COllkl OVde th Capacity The The Lord German output of 7553000 tons noiinced VPsterdav PXCPPded Liitr uvTwi Judges at a dinner he gave in their i figure for the year by IdOOOOO onour a th Mansion House last Airlines Record Traffic tons night spoke of the high reputation All major American airlines report rt of British justice throughout the record volumes of business on both i consimg industries partcua ly worid domestic and international routes i in a (Ac)- reference to Lord during the first six months of this striKeis rate ol about 16 million tons a year an- the COURTS KEEP IN TOUCH atVwen st irw Matv! think she has assured herself of any because monopoly of the Argentine Canadian tons A wek before the agreement was crews he changed his mind about intentions It was not the on strike type of bilateral trade ian thought it cognition wouldbe was encouraged by the flexibility of the terms Internauonal breach work Mr Jean doe JpflrtrAi Hickman a daut-T JACKSON On lay July 1 to Bkkmoa Mart nee Dutri-so1 Rad Gerald Walter ot chaster Funeral wrTio at St Peter' Church Compton Jackson a son Chester to-day (Wednesday) at 12 noon Mo JOHNSON On June 30 at West Herts (lowers Dy request "Tsprta Hexe Hempstead to Bettt iner Pl'TTON On Tuesday July 5 pea-efully Bartooi and Rkg Johnson ot the n's In her sleep Uvta Jane Sybil Dcttoh wle Arms Hotel BershAisisied a son (Christopher lc'ael'- JOHNSON On July 3 1949 to Mart (nee Bull' wile ol Lieutenant -Commander A Jownson DSC Ro'-al Nary a son JOHNSTON On July 4 1949 at the Rebate Su-snK Home to Dorotrt (nee Vernon) wte of A Johnston a da uc ter JONi'S On June 30 at the Exmouth Nurs-t as Home to Lcttie nee Warine' wife ol Major A Jones O- MC A daushter KFITLFT -WFItB On June 30 ar Bedford to Mora nee Dunn) wile ot Keitlet-Webb son (premature hours) I VMF NED On July at the Lade Chan- Rhodesia to who onp luefl sen Nursing Hornr Salisbury Rhodesia to own reque UTtM3N7rlhJ 'uitiFSHoX Sarah -on July 4 st 27 Marcarkt Ann Rdo ot Dr Hcrbkrt Dor(K A ftSSKS- JPitSSSi mat on (private) at Woking to-morrow Tnura- dav) So flowers or letters pleaae GiYFFv On juj 5 Rt 12 st Anns- rUs lard Pa 11 Chaplin Mild- at sgrd 72 F-irrmi server it si Mry Attoou CTiir-ti fawwos MondT J-IT it SimSn Ho iTj-etose the Ekscw nntr Pirc Edgar Good all id 80 yes be ved bustend ot Anme and lither ot Dorothy and O-wr Sarrca at St La-rence church Iadcote at 12 noon to-morrow 9jU Dot from Provisona Receipts 1947 1548 svue i These coupons must be actompaaafl by oecsrstins signed by so Autbursed Deposb I ARGE Country House or Mansion In Mon- tan or Temporary Recipient ber a -tov-lu mouthxhlre required for use as guest house to recognsed Stock Exvhsngt tne Un ao Abergavenny district preferred Good price will Kingdom certifying the case oi CoLpn Nu be paid for suitable property Full particulars 90: excepted against surrender ol Oo-pja ina i-b--haresqr CvdStot 'ST the tffUor 4008 Da ly Telegraph 4 DARK NATURAL MUSQUASH COAT £73 Ins red £220 Also black tul Canedian codt £95 Ineured £325 Ermine! Daly Teegraph 161 Piccadilly wi HECK a CONTRACTS Ltd Brtain's Premier Rxh bton Siandftttn Organisation Contractors to the Royal Agri cult ura Ufllwrw Head Office Ardfe aS 1 OlTRlalNOTON HOTEL BOURNEMOUTH 1-3 Pac-Df ui and ea FuUy licensed uxury hoel Pew vacancien July Aufuet Brochure trom Tiompiujr Manager OFFICE ACCOM MOD ATI ON Re gate Surrey Rfjoms andor flxr available man Show at Shrewsburr Hotiv Southwark road A 6004 Daily Telegraph EC4 rpO LET beautifully Flau of Vtaiy- zt 18th Century country house in rv i a li WUIUIJ UUUJT Ul Central beating and hot aateTin- yearly 601 hournFr £250 to £500 BHi Dalv Telegraph EC 4 TWO Ladev travelling by car to South ot rame mdde ol August wish to contact eent-eman simlarlv travelling 3914 Dilv Teg ph EC 4 VrOUNG MAN Pub -Shool will undertake consm seiun abroad provided expenses paid 3918 Di ly Telegraph EC4 MARINER retd wili ng to under- take -supervisor on estate lor lodge or cottage to let 3920 Daily Telegraph 4 RLUI FOX Evening Cape for aa Exceptions quaitv Jkns £200 3922 Dailv Telegraph EC4 HUNGARIAN Orchestral Dulcimer maker: Brhundr Budapest For sale 3926 Daily Telegraph EC 4 Thus investment does not depreciate 2i r( TAX PAID Interest pa half-year From £1 to £2500 may be invested during the 'ear Withdrawal? at short notice Prospectus trom PLANET BUILDING SOCIETY (Est 100 years ago) Planet House Fnsburv-square London 2 CAMERAS WANTED Leicas Super Ikontaa and other miniatures and 16 mm cine camera Highest prices offered Doilonda (DTi 28 Old Bond-st WI Tel Regent 5048 rooms at REGENT -STREET The Com-1 pte Shop to: Clothes Coat Suit Dresses Hats Lingerie and all the ac-s 114-120 at-street London I i (X'ha wife dtwck Lamp akp a da ih- ter Present address Mulberry Walk Burrowdale near Salisbury Rhodesia LODGE On July 3 1949 at The Rock B-ent Devon to Barbara nee Cirshun) wife of Captain Looct A a daughter MACK On July 5 1 949 29 Cleve-land-cdn 2 to Marcarkt site of Omn Fktxb Mack of Bcky Kent a sen Andrew Inn Gerard) Maul ATI HT On July 4 at Char- aclatct Charlotte) lor jane Edinburgh' to mfiHizinsr Gillian nee Crmbtreei wife of 8 IfiTCWKLL of Melksham Rldgav-rd Lelces- MORGAN On Julv 4 at ddevex Hos- Ul to CMRit neejhdBil of Sqn Ldr Morcan a son (Rokn Francis) NTESINK Or July 2 1949 Cunn Dutch Indies to Hun (tiee Hiltoasy and Otto HrmsiNK of I-enelaan 13 Canario Curacao a daughter On Juy a it Siorflc Rouse Jfurs- tEf me N-rw-ch -3 Joan (nee Dirsdalei ane Rot Parish a daughter Mte to AcmiT and Rokkrt of Luton Julv 2 1949 at Weatmwste- Hcsp tai to Alliron of rC On to PWCK Erwaan Mac! BOM) FTE-SMITR On June 23 1940 -berv to Jotcb Mart nee Warden) wife of Arkols TanrioM Pti-Smith of CollingbourtM Du- Its a daughter On Julv 2 at Suffolk House SUom-re to Visa (nee Harkness) wife of Roberts a son (Km Rhodes) ROBINSON July 2 at St Ann Nurt- log Home Nottingham to Owen inee Co'lgrove'i wife of Kenneth Robinson a sister for Ant hoc arc MltTH On July 1 1949 tt BogcwMK Hospital to Eatwieen (nee Glover) of 8 Sheatw a daghtwr (Msrtn Ms-xaret) SPIRES On July 2 tt Worth Mate-nitv H-rat to Vie met Gbsoa) of A Setets a for lan (Vicky) On June 50 it 257 Carlng- Ottawa to Tvonne (net Fraser) wT Lt-C-' awes Stew awt a sen SUMMFRSLA On July 4 at ngsdown De to Todah and JrLirs Schmerhates (IVter J'mest brother for Roserntry Micllagi and KLxaketh On July 4 at 8 Brendas Nuraing Home Clifton to Bettt inee James' mm vife oi I Ait Swajvsom a daughter (Margaret On July 4 at th RusdiJt Maternity Home Barr iw- n-Purncs to Thora Elizabktk inee G-int) snd Dr Jokn Tatlor a (flaw-te WHEELER On July 1 at TJmif College-ae Gray Essex to Dorotrt (nee Ellis) wfe at Kenneth Wheeler a son (Richard) MARRIAGES BOCCH IINsroTT Bexey by th Ver the Archdeacon of Rochester by Rev Hr Miller of Sea Cross Henbv only son of Cmdr Mr? Bouck at Home Bay to Gbace third dtughter of Mr sne Mrs Linbcott of Sid up 3RET KING On Ju-t 2 at Monk? Ria FOR DOCKERS shop stewards to arrange a meeting on Friday evening to decide In what way they could give Union and an alleged of agreement for a return to agreement for a return to Barrett Communist secre- view was the employers' men were willing to return if they could work all ships is tflfitf the StOppEF The responsioiu ty ine except the two Canadian vesse That was the solution he said NO TROUBLE AT MONTREAL DOCKS PICKETING REDUCED From Our Own Correspondent MONTREAL Tuesday here that there Ls latle hgelihood of TT Seamens Lnon and the Sealarers "v100' 1 brtfKt iPat 105r stTlJFe- 1 rans-Atiantic snips ana snips to tne Indies manned by SIU crews are moving in and out of Montreal wlLvout lfou e' I he picket lines havebeen reduced or two f1611 iThlre ar? row Cis creas only on the Great Lakes Shipowners here adopt the same an early end to the dispute involving the Canadian ia attitude as Mr Attlee to the dock strikes Britain Thev sav that they are due to Communist agitators who have been able to draw on party support TOURIST BOARDS INCOME RISES AID STILL NEEDED The hope that within two vears from the setting up (-he British Tourist and Holidays Board sufficient financial aid would de afforded by industries concerned to make the Board self-supporting has not been fulfilled This is stated in the second annual report It adds that without a fundamental change in its constitution the hope is unlikely to be fulfilled The Board receives its financial resources through a grant-in-aid from the Government and from revenue derived from subscriptions and advertisements in tourist litera- ture For the current financial year grant-in-aid amounted to £425000 and receipts from other sources totalled just over £90000 compared with £298694 and £66 075 in the previous year The Home Holidays Division of the Board has come to the conclusion that in England and Wales there is a surplus of seaside hotels boarding houses and camping sites But there 'all is a deficiency of all types of holiday accommodation in the country and of the type provided by holiday camps and youth hostels I A I AN FEEL I OVER TRIESTE CURRENCY CHANGES From Our Own Correspondent TRIESTE Tuesday With inter-zone traffic still heavilv restricted bv Jugoslav frontier police feeling in pro-Italian circles here to-day ran high over currency changes in the Jugoslav zone where the Jugoslav dinar will be official currency to-morrow Allied Military Government officials who refused to make any comment calmly accepted the move which I understand was not unexpected Although the Italian Press and political leaders interpreted the use of dinars to mean that Marshal Tito intends to annex the zone to Jugoslavia Allied circles viewed the change more calmly and optimistically The switch from worthless to Jugoslav dinars mav result in increased trade which would bring the two zones closer together i PARIS RAGPICKER TRIAL OPENED From Our Own Correspondent PARIS Tuesday I The trial opened here this afternoon of Joseph Joanovici the Bes-i sarabian rag and scrap-metal merchant who made thousands of 1 pounds in France during the occupation He is charged with economic collaboration and with an offence under Article 75 of the penal code which involves treason i Thus charge which can be punished by death will be disputed by Joano-vici's counsel The act of indictment running to 66 pages was drawn up after seven examining magistrates working for about 1000 hours over two years had completed the investigation of the case CZECH BEATEJS TO DEATH A statement issued in London last night by the Free Czech Information Service said that Col Karel Lukas a former Chief of Staff of the Czech Independent Armoured Brigade in Britain and a former Military Attach in Washington had been beaten to death in a Prague prison Col Lukas it added was ortr of President closest collaborators He was arrested in February but no specific charges had ever been made against him BIG SHIPYARD SPACE BRITISH STATEMENT From Our Special Correspondent DUSSELDORF Tuesday The Regional Commissioner of 1 There was nothing sacrosanct Hamburg Mr Dunlop empha-about the parities fixed on sised to-day that the destruction of Eurwan one 'ary iwP DTOpOba Fund OluC8 ITlciQP proposa observations WI Telephone Regent 1951 (AT WITH CURSE fall? lightly on the (' BEATON A SON Limited NOTICE man ho wears a Moaco Ms or Ra n- VX HEREBY GIV EN tha- the TR coa: Mov? Broe ot Covent Garden BOOKS of the mpan- sill be CLOSED I DM SEA SALT with hot baths lor I the 7 th to the 9th July 1949 both day: in-rheumatism snd tired feet cukve for the preparation of list of Sharthid- i EXJUIRED once Electrolux Refrge-stor ers who are enited to receive an a of Baker -street WI CMALL MUSIC STUDIO to let from 7 Bnnstneads 17 Cavendish-square 1 (LAN 1830) FINANCIAL NOTICES Royal dutch petroleum company Messrs ROTHSCHILD a SONS announce that the BOARD ol me Compai) has DECLARED a DIVIDEND for the year 1948 of 9 ti fls 90 per share ot fla 1000 I Khdfl 9 per sub-share ol fls 100) Taj 7vdrrd a oe pac on and after Fro Ith 1949- 11 teir offire un busnei aays (aj That the shares anoor sub-shiret lr provided with a red validation certillcai red export certificate asjed Dj the Nether land Bank (b) That the shares andor sub-shares are not ath ether of such certificates out III are marked with a white bar or (ill have aecared for registration he Nethe-- author tes before 15th December 1947 re covered by the usua non-enemy declaration 2 That the benefica owneris) a (are) not resident in the Dutch Monetary Area That the Oenehcia owneris) Is tare not res dent outside the Scheduled Terntores thJ 1 share or sub-shares hive been held contmuousy within the Schedu ea Territories smoe a date prior to the 20th Sep-tember 1944 or that the relative sharet or sub-shares originate trom shares whch have en contiDUOUtly within the Scheduec Terrfnne ncm (fat ne nnk To Wiaaiu lV ObUCUUiCt hT-l'oai 1 to 20th Scptcm ber 1944 and the case of Coupon No 3: that the beneficial owneris) of the Pror-stonal Receipts 1947 (1948 issue) ls isrei not resident outside the Schedued Territories Coupons wii oe pa in he officia rate of exchange at present 3 10 79 £1 The lS'r Netherlands dv -dena tax will be deducted from the gross dv-aena Coupons may be ielt for an period for jxam nation and mast be tunced personeiin Coupons cannot be pad throaefc tne post Coupons must be listed la TRIPLICATE uo spec a forms embodying the decaratons reterrea to above which can be obta nec oo application New Court St 4 3th July 1949 WBSTlglliSTER BANK LIMITED The DIRECTORS ot Wtstmnster Burik Limted have DECLARSD an INTERIM DIVIDEND ot 9 tor the hat-year ended 30th June 1949 on the £4 Shares and the max mum dvdend 61 on the Stock tor the same period Tne dividends (leas Income Tax) wii be pav be on the 2nd August to those Sha reholoer? and StoekhAjdurs wtx-se names were rejfieei in the Books of the Comoanv on the 30ta June ast Bv Order ot the Board A DRY Secretary 41 Lothburr EC2 5th July 1949 shares in the Bonus issue of 400000 Share Bv Order of the Board TOMLINSON Secretary Victor -road eeder London W10 bth July 1949 "motor-car hire service- FLEET ot HUMBER LIMOUSINES for a rV trade mi on or a ca: -ake you it's all the same to Welbecfc A brilliant new We beck fleet awaits your instar command fai -hour service Welbecfc Motors Ltd 107 Crawford-etree WI WEL-BECK 5991 Telephone 1 of tb perfect chauffeur-dr ven service at almost prewar rate SeU-drive car also avajDr C1HAUFFEUR-DRIVEN PACKARD 7 -stater Lmousne for hire by hour day veefc month or year Rtee from 1 5 p-r Full tar ff or application Le Grre Eers 10T Old romp ton -road South Kensmfton SWT Kensington 2477 JDAVY 1947-9 Self-Drive Cars Benefits of A A A A membershp Spec a facilities oversea visitors Ohauffeur-anven Dav and Night Service 1- per mie Journey over 40 miles 10d per mile Logan Place Bail's Court-road Kensington 8 W-stem 1225 DOWN 1 African nAtiv'e who has his own land (6) 2 Even though lifeless it can hoid with its claws (7) 3 Centre of revolutions often (4 5 Metallic anagram of 14 across (4 6 Symbol to be seen on a copper (7) 7 Entertain not only with drink 6) 8 The one in the crofter's home Is different from that in the power house (8-5) 9 A refreshing musical play (5 5 3) 15 I get on on either side (5) 16 A saintly race (5) 19 These lines have often been useful to a motorist in a fog (7l 20 Sad state of the jobless (7) 21 To be found in Egypt Greece or the Bessarabian mountains (61 22 Only a fool appears in this (6) 26 Sound njBde by the 20 down (4) 27 Suitable measure for a bird to rak QUICK CROSSWORD ACROSS I Sing 4 Kind of clock 9 Mounted sentry 10 Trite II Station 12 Ktnd ot story 14 Happen ana in 16 Gem 20 One nal 21 Instrument 24 Old com 25 Stea 26 Ycsoiice (4 (t 21 27 Diyides DOWN 1 Hesitate 2 Fort 3 Deceased 5 Book of word 6 In Burnt 7 Far Eastern 8 Instrument 13 Bronc'io 15 A digest 1 7 Monrv 18 19 Pa 22 Lessen 23 Unci' ed Current output in almost every steel-producing country is running at annual rate cons derablv higher aJinuai rate cousuci aoiy than before the war In Britain for instance present output is at the uUmrraSS larser prOCCSHCd SW 1 On IO fiilort nutn i aortrino to no more in n0 than 65 or 70 per cent of its capacity GERM VS EXCEED uuiuiiAuio JJAV ULuAJ 1936 OUTPUT 1936 ()L 1 Ij uVmno HAMBLRG Tuesdaj malar inriuytria1 irrouna in ujouwiaj igrwipB in Western Germany are now produc- nf more than thev did in 1936 accord ng to fleures released in Ham- 01816 ajur- i ury are Petroleum and CO I product 120 per cent Of the 1936 figure E'eu'trt'i anrl a is Its ner cent O'VsARnri ce-wmlrV 111 br rsn' Eeclrical equlpmen 173 per cen and Mining cent au inHnetpu The figure fOf the entire ndUStrV the Combined Zones IS 87 per Cent of the 1936 figure Coal DrodUCtion 5 Rl alone increased between the end of April and the end Of May from 86 per cent tO 91 per Cent of the 1936 TVie hire Increase in ngures ine Dg increase in 'Tho hiw increase in figures 1 ne Dig increase in petroleum products IS accounted for 1 by 'he restarting of ml refineries in Northern BUP a EXPLOSION THEORY a box Of 30mn: ammunition being ided on to a railway truck at the Roval Ordnance factory Swynner- Staffs on May 5 may have caused an over-sensitive detonator to off onH ovnl rvi thp hnv nH- go oft and explode the box was ad vanced at the resumed inquest at Swvnnerton yesterdav on four men killed in the explosion Verdicts of accidental death were returned asm eg TRIMMING On July 4 suddenly Cecil Fkancis Douglas Tkimming priest Service 4t 8t Church Hove to-morrow (Thurs- on July 4 after mnv years 5f U-health brsvelv borne Okohce Haiciavi rt (si Lcrxion Barbara Larainr nfirt walket sgea ukouhart of Merne Lands Fairlight Cove gu- ex husband Gladys Miriam (ne Smith) ina -eond son of the late John and Mar Orquhsrt of Campbeltown Argyllshire No fljwe- o' m-u-n ng pleave Re-t in peace wKKY On July 2 at ih Ch at Hop daugDl three WE I LEY On June 25 accident in Jnhanneiburg Jt ol Edmund Welltv Loudon of be late Joseph Ooupe her 79th year We will remember to the rnd Jess Jo Dck Elisabeth On JulT 4 uddenlv sweet Chr-stlan treasuring gratefully the lay of our love and happnesa toge ther Marjorie HOOK Charles Pawcett (LCC) In affectionate and lov nr memory on this hi? birthday also his Fsther died Nov 22 1946 Mother Flo and Rene Ht NTER In affectionate and endurltnt memory of my parents Arthur (died Aug 6 1931 1 and Amt (died May 27 1947) on this fiftieth anniversary of their wedding day Olga MJSTIN Domotht Constant and precious memories of my courageous and beloved Wife who passed on July 6 1946 MATTHEW'S -In ovlng memory of Ernest Matthews of Bombay Ro died suddenly July 6 19-8 Ida REYNOLDS Charles Arthur In memory of dear Dad died five years ago July 6 1944 rasult of enemy action Arthur SMITH Frederick William Patrick In memcrv of a beloved Husband and Father passed awav Julv 6 1946 I STRATTON In ever-lovtng memory of our darling child Rosemary drowned whli bathing at school July 6 1942 aged 17 r-Knet TortVnham Conr rnd i I Court-road W1 MAPLE CO LTD Funerals Cremation Day and Night 8ervlce Private Restln Probate valuation Eustoo 700QH rw rom TLFhS 3r Dtjna submitted Sale Ltd Birmingham Est 1860 CREMATIONS Wmi Norwood Crematorium Mod method Mod charges from 3 to 5 gns For parties apply Dept South Metropolitan Cemetery Crematorium West Nor-wood SE27 Hill 0011 (2 Unas) airways Ambulance and Funeral Transport Inland and Overseas Reizate 2233 CREMATION All information with detail it ooemberah and right to free cremation at any crematorium In Great Britain Write tor Free Booklet No 16 The Cremation Society (not conducted for profit) 47 Nottng-ham-place London 1 (Welbeuk 6079 MEMBERSHIP £4 6s 6d or 28 provides Cremation at death through The South London Cremation 8ooietv For details 'phone POLlard 2255 or write The South London Cremation Hooetv Garden of Remembrance Rowan-road SW 16 WILLIAM WHITFIEY Ltd QUFENBWAT W2 -Funeral Cremations Embalming Private Chapel Day and Night Service Bavswater 1234 Thomas ebbutt a sons Eat 1718 FUNERAL DIRECTORS 89 High-street Crovdon Ac CRO 5355 Arrangeme-'ta in town or country Private Chapels CHURCHYARD MEMORIALS of distinguished beauty and reasonable cost JOHN UNDERWOOD Hill-road 4 KENT COUNTY CREMATORIUM in natural woodland surroundings at CHARING near ASHFORD KENT Charges forms and full particulars from Secretary 7 Asbford-road Maidstone Tel Maidstone 2930 RFY ORANfTF CROSSED of Everlasting Beautv Erected In anv Churchvard MEMORIAL TABLETS and STAINED GLASS WINDOWS Designs and estimates submitted MAILE A SON Ltd 367 Euston-road 1 KENSAL GREEN CREMATORIUM and GARDENS of REMEMBRANCE Simple arrangements through nv Funeral Director Brochure free Harrow-road London 10 Ladbroke 0152 OH two a bas when the World i rtr hr 'Jiner IODI the COUnCii report are DOMESTIC ECONOMIC CONTROLS I In genera! Western European countries had been successful during the first Difficulties in future might be faced by those countries which were experiencing suppressed inflation that is country in which expend- had been prevented or minimised bv such devices as price controls dies" Britain a u- Vlamhal' Plan in rhpek- A18rSnaU clan in CneCK mg inflation in future Ti ght be' rationing and Britain was regarded as a country experiencing suppressed inflation GRANTS RECOMMENDED Loan Policy Some European countries are already substantially in debt to the United States Fuf-thr loans which would mean a call on their future dollar earnings would hamper recovery These countries should not be asked to take further ECA loans to any great extent but should receive as much as possible in the form of grants Foreign Gold and Dollar Balances When the recovery programme began consideration was to problem of whether a urther reduction in such reserves should be made a requisite to receiv- ing continued United States assist- ance Council considered that such a depletion of reserves should not be required but that ECA alloca- tions should not be made for the specific purpose of building up foreign ONE DAY LUXURY I Jenkins A I Mech (Bnton Ferry Steel box-ugh- Bucks Richabo Hanoson Caret Co Ltd of Olenroy Blundrll-av Porthcswl to Alice Mart King Olsm husband of Munel inee ALsop) and father Barlow WESTLEV On July 2 at Bp- Of Elisabeth snd Manlyn Cremation st Olyn-som 1AK0LD Darlow of Hitchtn to tafl 2 pm to-day (Wednesday) Dorotht Elizasxth Wistlit of Epsom JON EH On June 18 peac'fudy after a AD ALE ROGERS On Ju 1949 Iona illnes? patiently borne Kiei Germany at the Church of S- Peter and St Paul Ton- Charles Jones ate of Thame? Ditton) be-brdge Ian Tajt Easdale to Pwtllis Rose loved husband of Winifred and loved father of Moreen Rogers i Pat and Bobb FAT STROUD On Julv 2 1949 at Ail KIMMERLING On July 4 at 23 8 ots Sanderstead John David son of the park Surbiton Elsa Mabel boved wile late 8 Fat and atepon of Mrs 3 Far of of Charles Kusnerlinc and mother of John Liphuck to Valerie Joyce wounger daughter Roger Franco? Perre Raymond after a long of Mr and Mu Stropd of Sanderrtead lines? most rublv borne to-morrow JANES LAWS On July 2 at St Lw- (Thuraday) 2 30 Putney Vale Funeral pr renc Church Edcaare Henrt Arthur rate Flowers to Fredk Private Janes yuner son of Mr A Janes and Chapel Khston-on-Thame late Mrs Janes of 101 Whchurch-Edns KNOWLFS On July 4 st 164 yFoxJer-Bdgwsre tc Elizabeth Beatrice younger lane Purley Lilla Knowles (ne Shepherd-dauzhter of Mr and Mrs Laws of 40 son) beloved wife of Msunc Baxendale snd RedhJl-drtve Ed ware mother of Eileen snd John Puneral service at MORLEY BTFRIFT On Julv 1 1949 Gian Con wav Parish Church to-morrow st All Church EecleshaU Sheffield 1 (ThursdsTi st 1130 a Allen Derek only son of Mr and Mrs LEWIS On July 4 at fiv-at t-roe vnee 1Q45 aTlines sat a tlTSt tme Since 1940 airlines as a whole operated at a profit The- death toll during the three- dav Independence Day holiday end- mg last night we to 711 the hiRhest IfldPfldence Day Casualties ver recorded for the traditional Fourth of July week-end Gen Arnold 111 vc- Gen Arnold retired commander of lh Unit Staies Arm-V Alr For" 4r homeneiiV'sonomT ranch home near feonoma caliiorn a 53 RpSCUPd in Mid-Atlantic Two Estonians found in a small home-made boat in mid-Atlantic yes- terday were rescued by the Cunard lner Britannic 26 943 tons which is bound for New York The Estonians told the officers that they had escaped from a Russian labour camp and were trying to reach America They had been at sea for about a month Both were suffering from exposure and1 fatigue fS the Biohm and Voss naval shipyards some directors of which are on trial on a charge of obstructing dismant- ling would be proceeded with according to plan the shipyards are repaired" he said yard space will be ample for any building orders likely to come for some time and the shipbuilding capacity of Hamburg The firm of Blohm and Voss spe- cialised in building submarines and also built other tvpes of warships The demolition work will make it The most important thing for Ham- burg appears to me to be to press on wit li the repairs to the damaged After slight repairs to two yards and more extensive repairs to two more there would be 14 slips avail nf tv an tg be COmparabe Wth any Ot he port On the Continent able of up to 270 yards in length BRITISH VICTORY IN BRIDGE MATCH From Our Special Correspondent PARIS Tuesday Britain gained a victory over France by 18 match points in the European Bridge Championship which continued here to-day Other results were Sweden beat Finland by 69 Denmark beat Belgium by 13 Italy beat Ireland by 54 and Norway and Iceland tied In the event Britain beat Denmark by 15 match points Egypt beat Franch bv 12 Ireland beat Norway by 8 Belgium and Sweden tied The Italians are the unknown quantity They have to date defeated 1 Belgium by 22 and Ireland by 54 CRUISES TO THE SEA Finest fish packed in the Tyne Brand Kitchen immediately on landing what you fet in Tyne and Fame Brand Pastes Skilfully blended ingredients place these products in a class of their own Numerous varieties delicious and nourishing (Tho-sdar July it July 3 at Tn carage on SiaaiK WtoirBer beoved gecS'gri- VVm oogman Park Her- ranie maSSEZ GOUGH Ha the: eah Devon i It of the Rev of kthel and yvurge A Ingram of Broocl Francis Alfuio Giiawat of Beckcnnam Funeral prvwM groom bridge on July 4 Rt the Royei Siussex Countv Hospital Brighton alter months ot plu bravely borne wiNirsiD groowbridgTm a beloved w-fe of Richard Turner Groombndge 7 Drummond-rd worth- i'ssssr jS-wast Fridav Julv 8 a 12 noon ALL Jn Julv 4 at hta residence 29 The Grove Ftnchle- central N3 Stanlrt Warren Hall joint managing director of Stevenson Mitchell A Co of Wtlaoo-st C2 Funeral service Golden Craen Cremator um to-morrow iThundav) 10 30 a BAMIEY On July 2 at a nursing nome it Cheam Surrev pearefu Alice Maria Hamlet adow of Fran cs James Hamlev Cre- maton orTiu So flowers HAMMOND ULFCTi On June 30 In Mel- teume from pneumonia Mart widow of Huxcvr Clkcc and dearlv loved mother of Hall Fraser and Yen ken oa -rot-ed i 18 Frances Caroline axed 91 mother Mrs Clare Fmtral service Frdav 3 at Victoria Hal Wandsworth ci -r-r rien Road cemetery No be Orth at Victoria waaoswortn mmor Interment Magdalen Road Cemetery flowers by request Remtmbraree gfts mat HLFittV-0-' 3 3 The chard Bmckh-aLb 3 Ernest William P- Rl A A Funera HtUTtorr Or Jj 5 pAed que-ly aaav at the Loodon C-nte Joseph Collins lged 52 Cremaoor prvate rkl w-- vee at 9t jam' Sisaex-Edr F-toy Ju 15 at 2 No flower by his request HATFS On July 4 at Ivv-Dene 104 Lee High-rd 13 Fowin William beloved nuiband of Hates tn his 88th rear Funeral Huher Green Cemetery Fr day July 8 service Hither Green Congregational Church Torndnn-rd 1 30 bill Or Juv 1 at Hghgate tiddery Lti Nona Hill Cremation Frday at St Wokng 2 30 pm HI D40N Or July 4 Hznst Oaleiel HrosoN of Ive Hunts beloved husbsrd of me and fstFer of Msrwsret and Dlxi-I Sen ice st Holywell Church Frday July 8 st 230 HINT On Julv 4 st Mt A verni Nursing Home Guldfo-d Etnvi acnns Hcnt wife ot Hunt of Th Briars Firok-lne Ox- shoct Funera service st Wokin Crematorium to-merrow (Thursday) st 3 Flowrs can Ntandf-t ouMfr' J0 JARROLD On Julv 4 at 19 Wendover- Avlesbury Rev Sascusl rd Stoke Msndevill Avleabury Rev SAMOkL Thompson Jahrold BA after a long illness patiently borne Service st Congregational Church Aileaburv JENKINS On July 2 David Waltxk MIDDLETON On June 29 Pkrcivax Edward Middleton Springfield Hea-h Charnock aged 72 years Interment took place July 2 Rivmgtor Church NASH On July 4 at Frmdestoury nr Rathe-iter Lucr Harriet widow of Rev Nash third daughter of the late Canon Ouy of Fore-t School Funeral at Parish Church Prindesbury at 2 to-morrow (Thursday July 7) On July 5 at the Royai Buck Hospital Leonard Newman ef St Ktlda ot Friday July 8 at 2 30 No letters pleats NORRIS On July William Eric Norrir ot 64 Exeter-house 8 15 and lor- merlv of Riode Janeiro 3LGR3 VI On July 1 at Parkatone Annora Palcbave PARRY July 4 very suddenly at 38 I Claremont-rd Brt'il Philip Leicester the loved husband of Edith Augusta No dowers by Tnng Heru Funeral sit Trin Parish Church on Friday July 8 at 230 No letter hzs req ueat PERRINS On July 3 at 66 Claremont-rd Suroiton Helen Marel third daughter of the late Dr and Mrs Perkins of Bnaith Yorkshire No flowers PRENTICE On June 30 In Nairobi Kenya Charles Harris Curtis Prentice aged 57 RGBS On July 3 st Twickenham alter a abort illneaa Dr Oilrert Matheson Ross beloved husband of Mabel Wilson Ormiston 3 Hampton-rd Twickenham Service at Mortlake Crematorium it 2 pm to-day (Wednesday July 6) No flowers by request SAMPSON On July 2 ver East Melbury 8bal trabury Sarseibld Sampson dearly loved husband of Janet and loving father of Nigel and Deirdre Cremation private No flowers or mourning by hi wieh SCHIOSS On July 4 suddenly Gustav beloved husband of Margot and father of Annell of 55 Wmifield-way 11 Cre-Oolders Green to-morrow (Thursday Bm July 7) at 915 a SIZE On July 2 at 17 Spen-rd Leeds Annette inde Aufholzi dearly loved wife of Henry Size No flowers SMITH On July 2 at 68 Prmces-rd Teddmgton William uwinn Smith (late of Messrs Leather Lattal Funeral at Putnev Vale Cemetery 11 90 Friday next Those wishing to send flower? plea? send to Paine? Hamilton Hill Middlesex STOTF On den of Edith and father of Lawson Stole and Dolly May all No fly were (Conttnurd on next column) Bognor Charles Paul Hjalssar Wenn-rerg beloved husband of Wanda (nee Spinduoni aged 60 veer? Fortified by tne rite? of the Holv Cburch I All communics-tion to Tudor Lodge Fourth-ave Summerley Bognor Regis WISE On July 2 at Exmonth Hospital Guv William of Beech Lodg- Hulham-rd Exmouth late of Rickmansworth Hertford MEMORIAL SERVICES DUNN A memorial service for the late Helen Dunn widow of Arthur Dunn will be held st St Michae Chester-sq st 12 lc to-morrow (Thursday Juy 7) conducted by Canon Gillingham AfTE memorial service for the late Alfred Douglas Waite will be held at St Pariah Church Marviebone-rd 1 (tacng York Gate) on Wednesday July 13 at 12 15 A HSILR Memorial service! for the late Admiral Sir Lamb ton Lorain Baronet and Coltne Wheler will be held beloved sister of the present Baronet Sir Percy at Ledham Church Yorkshire and Otteden Lora re Funeral to-morrow Julv 7 at 3 pm Church Kent on Saturday Ju iv 9 at pm at Bramford Church Recommended trains wito MFMIIRMM Mtchael Harold son of Canon Harold and hen voc) nd Inswlrh down J-s ivIELVUJIwnvi Mrs Pickles of Woodstock Rectory to Mary To xrT no do fi AfHKIRlKK AY In ovin and ever- 1ZWanvP- 4 ut Longuevill Coombe- ol rd New Alice widow of Henrt Edwin Mann aged 83 yean Funeral Friday "mr aTu Fulham 2 fc MRK( HL On June 27 followlnf an Husband who passed on July 6 1948 He accident whilst drivinr lea Vlngt quatre Morlet of Burton-on-Trent to Pamela onlv daughter of Malor Byerlet and steodauebter of Mrs Brerlev of Shelheld -ROWLANDS On July 2 mt F- Meeting Ho ne Sidcot Gordon ton Bramford Hall Ipswich Iracfa Frtda of Mr and Mrs Arthut Peabnon Dub to lAtLAlnK Niond daughter of the late Rear-Catherine igtuer if Mr and Mrs Albert Admiral Sit Lambton Lorain Baronet and Rowlabds -ic mSe Somerset FICKLE) St Mary Patricia Long ot 4 Clumpmgton-ft daughter of Mr Charles Long and the late Mrs Long BURNET On Julv 2 1 949 at St Stephen's Church 8outh Dulwich Charles Duekin ion of Mr and Mrs Pledger of Tulleshunt Essex to Love's last gift remembrance HEATH John Edgar (beloved Jack) In lemory of my Kf who passed on July 6 1948 Remembering with pride the great beauty of hi gentle character and Margaret (Peggy) daughter of Mr and Mrs A Burnet South Dulwich RAY NCR ROBERTS On July 2 1949 at 8t Church Parley Maurice William son of Mrs and the late Mr Ratmir of Dewsbury to Joan Prancxs only daughter of Mr and Mrs Roberts of zh'and-rd Purlev CONROW On June 29 1949 I cubic ft Electric model M- Brad-Langham 3040 bury 1 T) EQUTRFD to puroha for cajh manfrs 1 1 ckarrm and dioontinud Uns 124 Daily Telrranh IC4 Horse caravan Hams modern interior comfortable mobile home for two excellent condition £370 HC3852 Daily Telegraph EC REQD genuine TUDOR FARM or MANOR HOUSE 45-60 minutes London 3 re-cep 6-8 bed 2 bath e-vential periectly modernised All main- preferred 2-10 acres £9500 -Box 4462 Knox A Hardy Ltd 72 Fef-reet London EC 4 DAPTABLE voune FRENCHMAN French Umvemitv decree seeks pest au pair English family or school in return for service as tutoT French German Latin) or eve anv help required in house A 22314 Da 'v Telegraph FC4 I 947 HOOPER Touring I lls-Rovce Si ver Wraith chassis Painted black with beige ieather ipholstery Passed bv Rolls Rov Price £4750 Immediate deliver Hooper 4 St Jamess-street 1 Tel REG 3242 TELLUS LTD can again aupplr their well-known Silent Vacuum Cleaners Alao carry ou repairs speed iv Writ 39 Sheen -lane Lvndon 14 or Tel Prospect 3640 Limousine on No 7379 across 1 Father has some luggage In Iraq (6) 4 Irish but not republican garment (6) 10 Shellfish for the pilgrim (7) 11 Coming first as a title perhaps (7) 12 Sound characteristic coming from a musical sound (4) 13 Harmony in any community (5) 14 Wooden anagram of 5 down (4) 17 Flattery 1 131 i 18 How disagreeing people are (2 11) 23 This Is repeatedly used to show I agreement (4) 1 24 But this sound from the chick would be dear to the hen (5) 25 And this too forms part of the annals of history (4) 28 Knot not used in archery (7) 29 Requisite (7) 30 Time's weapon 6) 31 Is this suitable food for one who suffers from air sickness? (6) SOLUTION No 7378 MkK SlKlN heures du Pierre loved husband of Bngid and daddy of Christian He died tn th onlv wav possible for him MARTIN On June 30 In Sydnev suddenly Megan Eueabeth dear wife of Trefor and mother of Glenv daughter of the late Dan Davies and of Mr Dav es (now of 2 Mackintosh-place Cardiff) MrGRATH On July 2 at Brighton near at Grantham Lincolnshire Lieut George Melbourne Australia Sibella Rose widow Shipley The K-r-hamptonshire Regt to i of Maxwell McGrath elder daughter of Margharite Co nr Septimus and Isabella Scott Please no letters TAMPLIM jCLTTS On JuJ 5 1949 to 9 Garden-rd Bromley Kent at Southwell Docglas Rotnon Tamplin of MIDDLETON On July 3 at The Chest- Shreebury to MARjORia Eileen Cotts Par nuts Ross-on-Wve Maria Christine wife Leys Southwell Nott of the late Col Middleton JP DL WALSH MEAN Oh Julv 2 1949 at Own Royal Reir (Lancaster) and Chorley Forest Church Dr William Roger dauah ter of the late Admiral Robert Kerr cnv aon of Mr and Mr Walsh of Yew pumrai Roe Parish Church to-morrow Tr' oSn's (Thursday) at 3 No flowers by her wiah daughter Denovan Adam By the new MV ROYAL SOVEREIG Daily except Fridays) from TOWER PIER 910 am to MARGATE direct Private Car Park adjacent to the Pier Returning to TOWER PIER about 830 pm Breakfasts Lunches and Teas served on Board Fully licensed DAY RETURN FARES MondayThurtday Saturday A Sunday ex Bonk Holidayi and Bonk Holidays IS- II- For information re other service to SOUTHEND CLACTON and RAMSGATE also Channel Cruise from Gravetend apply to i EAGLE STEAMERS 15 Trinity Square London EC 3 Phono Royal 402 1 of Irish Moor Rickmansworth GOLDEN WEDDING HARRISON SUTTON On July 6 1899 at Holy Trnity South Woodford Arthur William Harrirok to Beatrice Sutton Piesent address i Watcombe Heighta Torquay IN MEMORIAM THEIH NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE GOOID WAIKER Id proud nd toviiik nenory of Ism Patrick Goold taiD Th Queen's Bays who died July 6 1945 of wound race ved a Italy on Oct 13 1 944 hetoved only son of Malor and Mrs Ooold Walker of Jerxey ORIORD In Droud and ever-lovinx memorv on this his birthday ot Harold A Orvyrd Northamptonshire Reel beloved only of Major and Mrs Orford A Gwvnne Dale Westenhaneer fit killed in action May 1940 buried at Maroelul near Arras avert 21 year Plus ultra He llv-s and love and waits Tls death ia dead not he ROM'DFN In oroud and 1 ovmw m-morv of DIan- Hope Rowden BO WAAF killed at Nrwetler Camo on Julv 6 1944 VEITCH In proud and happy memory of Michael Coder RN loM on duty with Arctic convoy July 6 1942 Loved and longed for way Mummy and Daddy DEATHS 4DDICOTT On July 4 at Chase Farm Hospital Enfield after a abort illness Charles William Adbicott Aged 80 years late of Herne Bay and formerly of Coekfoster Herts beloved father of Madge and Wtlfrd Cremation Golders Green Friday July 8 at 2 15 Letters to 41 Bumham-doae Enfield 4NDEFKON On July 1 suddenly hi home Beech House Btanbrdge Arthur JOSEPH Axdersow aged 72 year? fmnorly of Tne Studio Hgh-sk lighten Buzzard AR Holfi On July 3 at Tunbridge Well Mast Oldmasl Dly regretted by relatives and friends BAGWELL Or July 4 at his residence Jbatgrovc Cove Oo Cork Lieutenant -Colonel or (cvsLL MV MC late The Mor- ARTLETT On Julv 4 at St Bartholomew's Hospital Dorothy Hilda beloved wife of Lt -Colonel Al'aed Bartlett af Beeuhaood 171' Oxford Funeral service at 8i Alary's the Virgin Hijh-zt Oxtord at 230 on Friday July 8 followed by cremation (Continued on neat column) from the Tyne Brand Factory by the Sea TYNE BRAND fish Pastes it Jars FROM SEA TO TABLE SOLUTION: ACROSS 1 Tearlul Patch 8 Relic 9 Italian 10 Blessed 11 Reeds 12 Biting 14 Really 17 Alter 1 9 Pervade 22 Aniline 23 Tense 24 Tress 25 Resdes Lands 5 Prairie Tribe 7 Honest' 12 18 1 lice 20 Rites 21 Ewer Printed and Published by THE DAILY TELEGRAPH and at Withy Orove Ltd 135 Fleet Street London Manchester 4 EC.