KABAKA MAY
Peters Granted Court Review
Washington, Nov. 15. Dr Jolin Peters, Proten- sor of Afedicine at Yale, THA today granted
Supreme Coyri review of his dismissal from a Gov. crament jub on Joyalty
sounds.
Dr Peter was dismissed on June
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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1954.
Prime Minister Expected To
Make Statement
COMPLETE COLONIAL
TURNABOUT
London, Nov. 15.
Britain in a colonial turnabout was expected. to announce its intention tomorrow to restore the Kabaka of Buganda to the African throne from which it banished him only last December.
has
Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill
summoned a Cabinet meeting for tomorrow morn- ing in advance of an afternoon statement to be made by the Colonial Secretary, Mr Alan Lennox- Boyd in Parliament on the future of the deposed ruler of a million people in the British protectorate. ! A White Paper setting out proposed constitutional changes in Buganda, which is a native kingdom within the protectorate of Uganda, is being issued tomorrow afternoon, less than a year after Britain banished the Kabaka for seeking his kingdom's independence.
West Studying Latest
Russian Note
15.
Tim
general
expectation seming authoritative quarters is that it will recommend a form of constitutional marchy for Buganda which will permit H
Edward William Mutobi Walugenbe Muten.
popularly Lawangula
King
to Freddi," known as return to us horehtory throne,
Highness
Frederick
HARD DECISION
From
اله
the
British Government has had
reports
# hard time coming to decision on the Habaka.
of
Washington, Nov Representatives of Bri. ain. France and the United states will consider in Lam- educational | don the "insplications"
top the new Soviet note calling tamts the for a conference
Euro- Suvin
On
A year ago the Colonial Ofce
to decided
support Uganda Governor Sir Andrew Cohen in bis decision w banish the 30-
ki pean security, Mr Henry year-old African ruler because tenour. Suydam, State Department The
ced a gost spokesman, said today.
Like an excellen
Bu farvet bigh crops.
"That why, when one
de Wouter, sanje Mula filer
He asked that the Lonton
working o Aroup was prob
whey reply to th Soort note
y
1. tam Comade Winter, gust year dignity Reuter.
A Novel man
of
4 October 3 which proposed a Big Pour conference on Germany, le contld not say if both pra- posals would be dealt with in
oz note
10 wanted
གང Buganda develop as an autonomous state.
In December last year. the then Colundal
Secretary, Mr Oliver Lyttelton, said that the decision would
"'nover" be changed.
Lever,
During the past month, how- have private meetings taken pluce in Offere between
Andrew
the Coloral U.N. MEMBERSHIP power group the United Cabinet and top Colonial offelals. maile by the Cohen, menisers of the British
He added that in action to the study bet
States would consult with all its
1
BE
RESTORED
had!
leave
taken
to
No Softening
Of Censure
Motion
:
Washington, Nov. 15. Behind-the-scenes moves
"soften
A
motion
'I Will Kill Eisenhower'
Every Six Hours
GUARDS PATROL GOLF COURSES
Washington, Nov. 15.
Someone, somewhere, in the United States, threatens every six hours to assassinate President Eisenhower or a member of his family. A threat may be made in a flare-up of temper during a political argument, by a drunk or a crank. But each one keeps the U.S. Secret Service busy.
Say tho Secret Service "Fanatics have assassinated
of censure against Sonator three Presidents of the United FIERCE GALE
Truman.
Joseph McCarthy were be-States-Lincoln, Garfield and lieved to havo failed today McKinley. And attempts were after sharp exchanges in mode on the Hives of othars, the Senate and his own In-Including F. D. Roosevelt and vestigating Sub-committee.
So the Eisenhowers are among The motion accutes McCarthy the most closely guarded families of abusing a senior army offeer, in the worki today. Brigadier General Ralph
**CGB Zwicker, and adopting a temptuous attitude" committee investigating his finances.
to adopt
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Bepublican leaders had hoped compromise. But afler the Senator's weekend talks of "appeasement" only 20 Föld guard Republicans are
pected to alde with him.
Senator Arthur Watkins, recommends
mun
IN THE BACKGROUND
HITS CANADA
Halifax, Nov. 15, A flerco gule roured into Say White House officiais: the Gulf of St. Lawrence to-
"Ike and
Mamie (Mr Eisen-
hower) don't mind having the day, drowning two seamen, Secret Service men and dishing their ship on to the The agents stay in the back-rocky coast of Anticosti ground. In fuct. would Island and crippling two hondly know they were there,
"Ike not used
you
<%-
guards near him when he was
having others.
the
his
for golf when on holiday tought ed on the bleak coast of Anti- new security problems,
Siverot
F
Service casual
who censure, told McCarthy in the Investigations Sub comittee
But I don't believe you can today:
men, golfers, ever be satisfied unless you can appearing
could be walk about the course-rifter in And somebody who
their Colr baga-and shot or hung
негр strangers away.
-(London Express Service),
EXPULSION URGED
And in The Senate debate Democrat Sam Ervin urged McCarthy's expulsion from the Senatc
foul for "his fantastic charges" ngainst
Anxi
the
But of
Watkins Commitice. Senator Ervin, A member
Comunittes, muid he would
Sir Andrew Cohen, Governor of Urands, and Sir Re- ginald Manningham-Buller, British Attorney-General, the Colonial Office in London after discussions pisce concerning growing unrest in Buganda, East
the Africa, and whelber Britain should allow the exiled Kabaka to re- The meeting was called by Colonial Secretary. turn there.
Alan Lennox-Boyd.—Exprem Photo,
DRUMMOND MURDERS
Sensational Trial
Will
Start Tomorrow
on
Digne, France, Nov. 15. Gaston Dominici, due to stand trial Wednesday in one of the most sensational French here he is as "bored as an old goat in a shed.” murder trials of the century, has told his warders
not formally propose McCarthy's expulsion
paid at
McCarthy ceremony
in the Capitol-as
himself
in a roo the Senate debate went on below-"I think I should warn youthey aro going to vote censure not on the basis of facts but on the basis of politics."
He w
was being presented with an award by the New Jersey Army and Navy Union for "unrelenting efforts in exposing and combating subversives in the United
York
Staftica."
to MILIJON SIGNATURES The Roosevelt Hotel in New switchboard was reported jammed today with calls from persons throughout the country offering to help in a drive to collect 10,000,000 signatures on petitions urging the Senate not to censure Senator Joseph Mc- Carthy
John Crom-
Rear Admiral mein (retired), Chief of Staff meren Million Americans Mobillsing for Justice," said the organisation's headquarters at the hotel had been forced to put in four telephone lines of Its own to relieve the switchboard
New York, Nov 15. The Special Political Com European allles, The con- The report has been studied Butte * 14 Unidest Nalinas sultations would be held in Lon-of un agremanent worked out by The 77-year-old farmer is alleged to have General Assembly today deeidon and Parks
Sir Keith Hancock, on expert on murdered Sir Jack and Lady Drummond and crisis. to refer to the Semity C
Mr Suydur also said he ex- Commonwealth constitutional
their 12-year-old daughter, Elizabeth, on August of the calls were sted the State Department nutters, who has been acting as
5, 1952, while the British scientist and his family camped near Dominici's farm.
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un indeparklem mediator.
Kaboku's exlio.
#1 resolutions Belote it dealuat with the admission of new would send another nuto members to the United Nations. ituasie this week dealing with
Counties. whose adrestssiche recent shooting down of ab Sir Keith went to Uganda to has been propressed are Austri, American reconaissance planery and unravel the constitu- Cryin. Eiland, Irelant Haly,uvar Hokkaido, Japan, by Sovietlone deadlock which led to the Sir Jack Drummond was shot in the back, Lady Jupass
Sandan, Labaya, Nepal, i G nghten
Drummond was shot in the chest and Elizabeth waa Portugal. Least Cambria, T In its fire hole, the United Hu managed to win the clubbed to death as she ran away from the killer, Albania, Bulgaria, Ruman States demanded an apology and agreement of the Uganda Hungary, the Mongolian People's reparations, but Russia claimed Government and the Buganda
The
aged and capricious He retracted his confession R:public. South Kont
ich ther plate hui vlointed! the Lukiko (Parliament) to 49 Frenchman, father nine, after a suicide bld,
of
when he Vietnam.-Routes.
Soviet harder Hetter,
widch would reform confessed to the crime, but later tried to jump over a railway the constitutional relationship retracted his confession. He bridge as Inspector Sebellio took between the British Government has also been denounced by his him to the scene of the brutal and the Kabaka's kingdom. two sons, Gustaf and Clovis, murders.-China Mall Special.
One of these articles provides Gustav retracted his denuncia- for the position of the Kabokation later, but Clovis maintained
8.
A British Crossword Puzzle
2
13
18
19
21
25
ACROSS
3 Got the better of (8).
Having a strong smell (8).
Spare (4).
1
Arguel (B).
13 Serpents (4).
14 Piful (8),
18 Connection (8).
19 Fewer (4).
21 Made glossy (8).
20 NCO (8).
20 Young animal (4).
27 Exhausted (8).
(10
DOWN
1 Pleased (4).
2 Platform (4)..
4 Encourage (4).
5 Trampled (4).
0 Suggers (5).
14
Appointments (colloq.) (8).
9 Governor (6).
10 Evil Spirit (6).
12. Foolish
(8).
14 Liable (6).
16 Purport (8).
17 Carp (3).
10 Clear (8).
20 Denude (5).
121. Long piece of wood (4).
22 Mero (4).
25 Cure - (4).
24 Crazy (4).'
articles
as a constitutional
his.
to ig
monarch, Andrew returned and yesterday scheduled to
to make a statement.
Uganda
there tomorrow stultaneously with the statement in the British Parliament,
It is generally expected that the announcements will reveal
Britain's docision to
BE SOME FUN
"There will be some fun
tria"," as my
Dominici is reported to have told his warders in Digne prisonI.
He expects to be back on his parmit farm within a fortnight.
013
the Kabaka to return ruler of Bugando conditionally upon Sir Kelth's agreement be-pearance,
Preparing for his public ap- Dominic has asked
ing adopted and made to work for a horn stemmed pipe--"to properly.
clear my voice"-and a pint of Meanwhile, the young Kabako, white wine to put him in good who left his queen and four-spirits.
One of his daughters
year-old daughter behind when has brought him a clean suit to ho was exiled to Britain last wear. year, is maintaining the dignified sence for which Mr/Ly.telton praised him last year.
.
IN BELGRAYIA
He is living, in
Georgian
По
mansion in the heart of Bel- gravia, which is London's diplomatic centre, allowance of £8,000 nually from the British Gov.
MA-
Dominici is reputed to have tyrannised his family and his confrontation of his two sons la
10 expected to lend dramatic acenes.
Gustaf worked quietly on hĩa father's farm yesterday, and Clovis worked on a neighbour's farm as if nothing unduly ex- citing would happen,
It was Gustar's denunciation that
reopened the case after One of the Kabaka's sup Inspector Edmond Sebeille had porters who pleaded his cauro at the Colonial Office said that worked on it in vain for a year. has already the British actions deposing the Gustaf himself
served a two-month gool_term Kabaka was that of a foreign for not helping the young Eliza power taking away our king."
both when he found her beaten w brust that and dying. He added,
British Government will ace its way clear to restore our
the
king."--United Press.
Buildings Named After Churchill
London, Nov. 13. Sir Winston Churchill has agreed that a group of buildings in the Israel Institute of Tech nalogy on the slopes of Mount
YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD,—AMOns: 1 Precia, 4 Cider, 1 Caritel at Hilla be named after Artifes, & Vogue, 0 Severe, 11 Narrate, 13 Höcords, 18 Superb, hien is commamoration at his 18 Antic, 19 Inspects, 20 Dunce, 21 Shears, Dewar 1 Plana, %|| 004 bathday, on November 30, Chimo, 3 Sülpena, 4 Clever, 6 Diagrace" 6. Recode, 10 Vaanikan, | 105 bent
konjaht
12 Aquista, 18 Roamer 14 Rodipe, 38 Pleor, ‹11› Buals,
Clovis confirmed his brother's:
that statement
Daminici had three tolà tham be killed, the British boildayeis
Dominiel, agreed
soon slice the police had got me and said he had Hilled Sir Jack Drammond when the scientist surprised him as he, peered at the aleeping figure of Lady. Drummond during the night.
ATTRACTED
Admiral Crommelin said most
from those
who wanted to help in the drive launched yesterday by Lt-Gen. George Stratemeyer, retired Air Forco general and chairman of
he and United Press,
new
mitcs
Point
Marine rodo in Halifax in the army."
ported that the small motor President Eisenhower's passion vessel Maisouin was shipwreck-
costi Istend about 20
southeast of Southwcal after two of its crow
washed overboard and drowned.
ning other crewmen clambered safely ashore through few feet of water. They had provisions for two or three days and a tugboat
Guspe, Qurber, was dispatched to their ABOU
Doctorate
For
Sir A. Fleming
ŞIR ALEXANDER FLEMING **
Bordeaux, Nov. 18. Sir Alexander Fleming, dis- coverer of penicillin, received an honorary doctoruto at the university here, today--China Mall Special,
Plane Leaves
Copenhagen
dexandration. Reuter On Polar Flight
Tokyo, Nov. 15. One hundred and sixty-seven students of the Kinki District Osaka were police school in sent to hospital today due to an cutbreak of dysentery.--China Mail Special.
ON TRIAL TOMORROW
Copenhagen Nov. 15. The European leg of the in- augural passenger Polar light took off today on
a 5,800-mile journey spanning three seasons across the top of the world to Los Angeles, California.
at
A Scandinavian Airlines four- engined Super-Cloudmaster left
7.10
with vdioren p.m. Polar pilot Povl Jansen COFD manding and Prince Axel of Denmark the honoured pas senger.
The Prime Ministers of Nor- way,
Sweden, and Denmark also aboard.
were
The
twin plane'o
on the
| inaugurai aight left Los Angeles this morning on the same Polar route for Copenhagen.
in
There was a last-minute bitch Copenhagen when a minor
defect was discovered in the afr conditioning system of the Arua Viking
which was to have
made the trip.
The plane **3 withdrawn and the Helge Viking sub-
stituted.---United Press & Reu-
ter.
The
The
from
small schooner was tossed
cork in moun
lacound like a
churned the
tainous waves when winds up to ' 50 miles on hour Gulf into a raging fury.
AUS
Coast Guard ship was sent to the old of the damaged 10,000- ton freighter Stork
about 30 miles northeast of Garsh
Gandstone. Island in the Magdalens
charter by pent
Terminals Ltd,
UNDER CHARTER The Stork, under Saguenay out a distress signal from the furious centre of the storm area after a large crack developed in the starboard alde huli 'and dock. She was on her way to Port Alfred, Quebec, from the Caribbean with a full c
cargo of
bauxite ore.
Farther
out in the storm- tossed Atlantic, the fishing boat Bluo Foam put a tow line aboard the Halifax
Baning trawler Cape Briar, which had suffered dinage to her steering gear from the" Bounding! WAVOR. Tho Cape Briar, which carrion a crow of 21, was being tonied into St. John's for Fepsi United Prims,
1,000,000 Volts of Brute Force
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IN CELL
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WASTE
WATER
ROXY & BROADWAV
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