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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1958.
H. KING WOOD REPORTS IN OUR AUSTRALIAN NEWSLETTER: DEBUNKING OF BUSHMAN
Officials Worry Over Last Month's Unemployment Figures
Sydney (By Airmail),
A little feeling of uneasiness is touching those in high places that out-of works in Australia last month increased by 6,223 to 26,005-the greatest number of people receiving unemployment benefits since the recession of 1953.
we
a
un-quired:
That
have 20,000 employed is 1 bad but what is causing concern Is that the number should rise in December normally working month because of the Christmas rush-coupled with the fact that wool prices are on e down and that the State is Brought expe.senting its worst
for many years.
are god
graziers hundreds of sheep and cattle.
PAINTINGS
Johannesburg,
Jan. 28.
IN S. AFRICA
in
On the day following the have been done by prehistorie | the Zombest River before the publication of Colonel Boultbee's | men.
twelfth century and terry address, three South Africans, During his address In evidence showe that they bed Salisbury Colonel Boultbee pra- | not reached Sofala, in duced a scopstone Zimbabwe Mocambique,
the tonth "bird" from the original century AD. collection to show that in fact the head was clearly repilllan, while stressing that he could not opeak for the other might so-called birds, which equally well be the "victims of inaccurate observation".
South African experts all-authorities on Bushman urt, rejosted doubt about the validity on Bushman art are of Southern Afrin'e Bushman disputing the state-paintings.
Mr B. D. Malan, director of ments of a Rhodesian
South Africa's Archaeological archaeologist who said Survey sold that there we that Southern Africa's much controversy" on the age of rock paintings. "But we much vaunted "Bush-gree that they spread over a long time. The newest were man paintings" were painted probably within the last
years.
not in fact painted by 100
Others are of Bushmen but by a very great age, much
more ancient but I should say it is prob>- people.
ably going too (ar 10 Bug- Addressing the University gest that they Association of may be 15.000
falincics old."
destroyed Graduate
By DAVID READ
of
Slave Pits
On the subject of the "slave plts" (stone-lined excavations There were, he said, three scattered throughout the eastern important aspects of the origin districts of Southern Thodesia), Zimbabwe Colonel Boultues raid the stage which seemed | bad been reached when this to be almoot theory Won not taken too disre-seriously, but it is still used in entirely
dod the guide books and made maps to significance of mislead the public. the gold trade. It is only fair to say that to- its undoubled day nellher the purpose of these "And which of you that bushßres have
Importance as pits nor the people who built in itself, gentlemen is Mr Elvis Presley?" more than 60.000 wheep through- Salisbury, Souther Rhodesia, to 20,000 years
a cult centre Them, are known, Whether it is a result of the out Australia this year, while on archaeological
the full and
$12 conclusion, Colonel Stute Government's drive to
southwestern Queensland commonly held in Rhodesia,
R. A.
significance of Boultane pleaded for an interest foreign capital in stort- )
delly shooting Colonel H. L. Boulthee, curator Willcox
the eones approach to the unsolved pro- ing up business in NSW or not
drought-weakened of the Queen Victoria Museum, author of
of and the large{blems
nrclncology In quesn't really inalter, but there
Salisbury, not only rejected the "Rock Paintings of the number of phail which were Rhodesia "with the mind of the is no doubt that American big
"Bushman" theory for the Drakensberg," said: "Twaddle-turned up both there and at scientist and the imagination of buriens is becoming Increasing-
origin of Sculhem Africa's rocit such twaddle that I find it hard Umtali, about 150 miles north-the artist." ly interested in NSW.
artists but also salck that to believe that Colonel Boulibee cast of Zimbabwe,
the Although Colonel Boultbee's Southern Rhodesia's "slave_plts" was correctly reported."
debunking He Rhodesian-Mocambique border.
of the Bushman Mr Edgar Kaiser has
paintings met with a certain not constructed to hold added that there is overwhelin- The "Case announced that a
of The Golden were
There is no evidence to show amount of scepticism south of pany "almost certainly" will Bomb" will soon be decided slaves and that the "Zimbabwe ing evidence that most of the
Limpopo river, South Colin Eyeuna will bird" was clearly not a bird but rock paletings in South Africa that the Bantu ever worked or the be set up here to manufacture and honest
a repille.
are the work of Bushanan. Many traded in gold, and the Bantu Alrican archaeologista apparent- a full range of Willy's Jeeps, know if he is richer by £17,023.
Europeans,
Bantu, theory
account for ly do not disagree with his It is nearly 12 months ago.... Kaiser is President of
horses and cattle, subjects which phallic worship or the cones.statements regarding Rhodesla'a Kaiser Industries and Henry was February 17. 1957-that Colin, cleaning out his Whippet
made it possible to establish the Certain figurines made of local glave, pits" and the "Zimbabwe J.
Не Company. Kaiser
spepsione
non-bird"-Chinu Mall Special. are certainly era when they were painted. "Domh" which had been carry has a considerable already has
while the bell-bottorn Brewood-found in
"We know that at least half a Negro, the financial stake in the country, ing
resembles
Cretan dozen
са people
Bushmen skirt for his company is actively upholstery of a seat two canvas
painting, he concluded, "Thero Minoan figurines of an early bags
filerally buiging engaged on work connected
are old Natives sil vingin date. with the £100-million Snowy River Scheme.
Mix these together and you have the ingredients to make a
ther unsavoury recessing pie.
CREATE WORK
A
have State Labour Premiers not been backward in demand- ing that the Governmeal make funds available that will create werk--an idle shared by mmber of people Hot-80- Labour. For instance. Federal
the #if Director
Associated Chambers of Manufacturers, Mr R. W. C. Anderson (for long a powerful spokesman), said that while the unemployment Agres alarining, and the economy was generally in good haje, The Government should take corrective action by Inject
Tittle
spendtg ang
money into the community.
A my South Australian town, from which the imining nhabitants walked out 17 years aga, is springing into bustling life and
soon could be one the big industrial towns of Che State.
Ov
The
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Malory's "Le Morte d'Arthur" to | miles from Whyalla
Buller's "They Way of all Flesh". on & records. Fuse & Co., 150. Alexandra House, Telephones 30100, 23858,
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Then there is the Hunter International Douglas Corporation of America which is planning a million dollar expansion of itk Australian Off-shoot.
Vice-President of the Corporation, Mr Steven Rich, now on his 12th visit to this country, Bald that already
£500,000 had been spent on
GOLDEN BOMB
with
tanknotes.
"Hanest" Colln handed them to the police, who got busy racing previous owners.
Early next month a magistrate will deelide to whom the money will go.
There will be at least เ ง claimants.
One will be Colin. The other will be the Union Trustee Co.. trustees of the citate of a dead Brisbane car dealer and hirer Frank William Fowler,
There have been 10 owners of
the "Golden Bemb" between the
Celone! Boulibee said that the only evidence connecting Bush men with the rock paintings commonly found in Southern Africa was the nasociation ol the Bushmen with the Wilton culture an Upper-Middle Stone culture discovered at Age Wilton In South Africa, characterised
its by finished tools.
showed
| Basutoland who knew some of and
the painters." highly
Wilton Skulls
But,
Wilton skulls
he said, it had been proved that the were not comparable to those of the Bushmen, although they did show a remarkable resemblance
and southern
to the late palacolithle men of the Australian
Africa Company The company manufactures aluminium products.
To these can be added a made by survey being Bie Kons Gear and Tool Company-a The
firm making interest- auto parts which into
ed in establishing Its own factory here.
town le tron Beron, 15 on €10 coast. sprung
the rc-
South Australian allest
activity again will
pening of the iron ore quarry Ly the Broken Hill Proprietary. Preduction of fron ore began plant last week with # now costing nearly £1,500,000. The village at present contains 27 houses-pearly all new — for returning miners found the old homes the ghost town rotten after 17 years of negleel and weather,
were
Ion Baron was developed in 1933 and open cut mines worked for eight years, Then in 1941, with most
manpower away at the war, production of ceased and the twent
1.on ore died
One brake on its future. 18 that it is a completely waterles Gre Water for company and domestic use la carted by rail from Whyalla and transferred to
30,000-gallon receiving for reticulation.
PRESLEY?
A director of the company, Mr A. J. McAlister, is giving the local car Industry a close look, and admits that he is Father Impressed with what he sees.
the
Young, bustling Reg Ansett Is certainly not daunted by size of the fights he picks.
IRRESISTIBLE
Already his Ansett Airline has swallowed the once-mighty A.N.A. Not satialed with signs ing a £3,500,000 cheque to cover that deal, he immediately Rot into hulls with Butler Air Transport (ying 21 airline tank State
and inter-State routes) and he is making desperate bids to add that to his dying king- dom. He is now starling moves that could bring him into open conflict with powerful, Govern- meat-backed Qantas.
Ansett is reported to have irresistible made a practically offer to Mr Bob Gibbes, boss of the New Guinea Gibbos-Sepik
If the the Airways Ltd.
offer is successful, the door would be open for Mr Ansett to run Frulle service into the Papua- New Guinea-Solomors which, at the moment, provides very nice fruit un the Qantas rideboard. As these are classed domestic services and not international-no Govern- ment authority would be needed for Mr Anselt's air fleet to start winging its way to other lands.
An hotel on Queensland's rich "Gold Coos!" (Coolangatta- Southport etc)
crowded was
when thr night one Sunday local police dropped in 10 Inspect the signatures in travellers' book.
After thumbing a few. pages the nobe-fed entered
In a voice like n lounge and. well developed foghorn.
Commonwealth Investment
From 1953
In
London, Jan. 28. Britnin, over the years 1953 to 1956, invested in the Commonwealth a total of
£200,000,000 nearly yeur, representing tween
per cent
be
some
11
urea,
Both Anseli-ANA and the Government-owned TAA are ready to spend some real folding money on new planes and both lines are wooing air travellers with stories of the latest iB fuxury planes. will take delivery of two Super. that it Viscounts about June this year.
TAA has announced
These will be added to the fleet of 11 Viscounts now operated by the line.
seven and eight Ansett-ANA has broadcast
of her gross that first of the four Lockheed fixed investment at home, turboprop planes will be pul
it was disclosed today.
into operation between the
1058,
IMPROVEMENT
Mr Alan Lennox-Boyd, the spital ellies before the end of Colonial Secretary, asked mem- bers to remember, at a time of financial stringency, the mas sive contribution the
United Kingdom had made
the
These 00-seat luxury planes economle development of the
cruising speed or 400 Commonwealth when he moved live a
will cut flying time the Commonwealth Resources ph and Development Dill in the House between Sydney and Melbourne from two hours live minutes to one hour 23 minutes.
of Commons tonight.
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time it was sold by Fowler until North
It was bought by Eveans, but Europe. Culturally and stylisti- resemblance to pro- all have told the police that theycally the have no intention of claining magnon man or the rock artist the money.
of Europe, was even more re- The Union Trustee Companymarkable. This, he added, put sold the car when it wound up back the art of painting in Fowler's estate.
Southern Africa to a much older Interested flstencia at the period han previously accepted, hearing at the little outback perhaps to something in the Queensland town of Dalby will region of 15,000 to 20,000 years taxation boys, because they will doubtlessly be black-homburged ago.
The steadily growing dis- be busting to know who had coveries of upper palacollthie enough money to put £17,000 man in many parts of Africa into the upholstery of an old car had to be taken into account in and, no doubt, just as anxious the study of the prehistory of to know where it came from. Rhodesia, Colonel Boultbee said.
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The results obtained from the dating of portions of wood taken Mr Walter Baltiss, the artist from logs used as lintels over a and author of "The Artists of drain in the inner wall of the | the Rocks", sald that there were parallel passage of the elliptical
different types of rock building
ATB
also significant. paintings in Rhodesia. "I wr Tests carried out in the United convinced that many were done States and England put the age by Bushmen," he said. Many of the inner wall at between 471 caves contain examples of both A.D. and 711 A.D. paintings" being lower than the ypes of painting, the "Busman others. The other type Include rock engravings which might
Professor Raymond Dart, the world renowned anthropologist, emphasised that there is no evidence that the Bantu crossed
KAURI-GUM TRADE
IN NEW ZEALAND
IS DYING FAST
Wellington, Jan. 28.
New Zealand's trade in kauri-gum, a resin which is used in the best paints and varnishes, is dying slowly but surely. Half a century ago New Zealand was known throughout the world for this industry. But today there are few people outside Germany who know that such a thing as kauri-gum exists. Kauri-gum is the resin of a fetching as much as £350 a ton. tree, vast forests of which which was big money in those covered the northern parts of days.
Hundreds of men, armed with New Zealand's North Island trom prehistoric times. As the long metal spears and shovels foresis fell and decayed, and dug thousands of tons of gum rew ones srew up to replace from the sites of the old forests, them, the gurd. which is and gum-washing planta by the practically Indestrucible, except score were started in under the application of fire, parts of Northland. sank into the soll In lumpe, Gometimes weighing as much as 20 pounds.
Churned. Up
various
When the white man came to The earth was churned up, New. Zen ud, he immediately and dug and re-dug by the gum- realised the value of the kauri diggers, many of whom were trec. It was a giant of the Yugoslavs. forest, with strong, but easily worked
büllders
timber, and
of the
Difficult
Two Missing, Six Dead In Manhunt
Lincoln, Nab., Jon, 28, A posse investigating a triplo murder today found the bodies of three more victims. The authorities said they were seeking a 19-year-old boy who dis- appeared with a 15-year- old girl.
The six murders triggered, a general alarni for Charles Starkweather and his giri friend, Carol Fugate. Sheriff Merle Karnopp, directing the search, sald, "Starkweather is the man we want.”
The manhunt began yesterday when Carol's mother, step- father and half-sister were found murdered in their Lincoln home.
ABANDONED
today, abandoned near the farm Storkweather's car was found
home of August Meyer, 70, 10 miles southeast of Lincoln.
A posse surrounded the home, Are tear-gus shells into it and then rushed the building. The lawmen found Meyer killed by a shotgun blast.
hour Scarcely
Inter, former Everett Broening found the bodies of Carol
King, 10. and Robert Jengen, 17, both of Beet, Nebraska, in a blood- stained schoolyard storm cave a mile from Meyer's tarma. Tho toonagers, who had been mies- ing since last night, had also been killed by shotgun blasts.
SEVENTH VICTIM
The authorities feared they might find the body of a seventh victim-Carol Fugute herself. A farmer said he twice saw Stark- For many years, it was con- ship-sidered that the exhausted gum-weather trying to get his car out windjammer lands woud be completely use of mud on the road near the days eagerly sought it for masta teas, but today they are being Meyer farm. Once the farmer
Quite and spars.
a Lew of turned into
this helped the red-haired youth gel grasslands in Britain's ships-o'-the-line and part of the country.
the car out of the mud. Slark- frigates, as well as the smaller Odd lots of gum are
sill weather appeared to be alone, fry, were equipped with a top- being found and sold, but pro-
the farmer sald hamper which came from New duction appears to be nearly at No charges had been filext Zealand's kouri forcals.
an end.
against the two by tonight, al- Even only six years ago, there though a pick-up order has were at least a dozen
since gum- been in effect for them washing plants in the north of last night. Auckland. Today, only one is Nevertheless, one of the big- The timber from the Kouri
left, with an output of a mere gest manhunts in recent in- tree was also in demand for
500 to 800 sacks during 1957. coln arca history was launched, building. furniture and A
Sweetwater, near Kaitaia, is Slate Troopers, Lincoln police hundred-and-one other uses. It
one of the few places in North- and deputies from two adjölning had a beautiful straight grain, land where some of the veteran countles joined the search, making it easy to handle by the gum-diggers Bre #tüll busy. Road-blacks were set Up craftsman. There
few Although
they are optimistic knola in it, and its durability enough to
every highway.-Unlled Press. work over
ground under hard' wear was
ex which was dug years ago, they ceptional,
teknowledge that the Industry is nearly Anished. Small los Now are still sent to dealers from
other parts
North of the
one peninsula, but Auckland dealer sold that whereas in 1951 he employed ten men to scrape and sort consignments, today be employs only two men for three
were
With all these attributes, It is not
that surprising Zealand's kouřl
Bonn
months of the year,
Competition
Ot
Israel Army Chief Speaks
Jeruzalem, Jan. 28. Brigadior Halm Laskov, Tiraol's now Chief-of- Staff, sold in a nowkpaper interview today that the Israeli Army must be pro- pared to "neutralise the onomy, and destroy his army with maximum speed at the moment of con- tact."
foresta began to show signs of wear and tear. And I
tong was not Corner-Presented by Aunue Ray: before great areas were cleared 6.30, Wednesday Request-Presented of trees, and became wider by Belly; 6. Melachrino Musicale nesses of decaying stumps and 630, Evening Serenader 0. Tüge 15, Bithday Malling; 0.30, Dick
by Jurgens Bhow: 0.42, Story of Jane Scrub, Signal. Lucky Dip-Presented Margherita, 0.03, Weather Report; Armitage Time Signal and the 7. Time Signat." News: 4.10, Coin2 | News: 109. Weather Forecast. An- Meanwhile, the resin which mentaryi
Buzanne Darien neemont and Interlude: 2.15, had formed on the trees found (soprano)
720, Mantoval Sings Debussy Songs: Shep Fields Show
in ready market among manu- 750, Campoil (violin); 3.40, Robert | Memories: 1,45, Lilly May and his
Moreover, with the competi- Farnon and his Orchestra: 810. Orchestra: 8. Personality Parade facturers of paints, Varnishes "Patchwork," by Gillilan Durling; Lena Horne, 135, The Top In Poyu- and linoleums.
ilon of synthelle substances, BCB, Weather Itoport; 0. Time Jay Muno premoted by Nick Hen-
prices have fallen considerably News and Home Nowe daú; 8.30, Diamond Muse Show; 2, signal.
With the clearing of the and today good gum brings in Dritain: 845, Wednesday Life With The Lyons; 130, London from
Theatre. The Tre of Madame Belongs to Me-Part 3-By Normia | Jorests, however. kauri-gum | only about £160 a ton.
Cast: Mauzers (Anthony Collins: 10, Football Commentary became scarce and maufacturera Most of it is bought by in-
Denys Charity Match,Combined Chinese y. In spite of the fact that the Jacobi), Maxine du John Owe The Heri; 10.30, One Night Stand; found it diffleult to secure sup- terests in Germany, but dealers ordinary man sees Uttle activity, McCarthy) Pinard
Jonca), Benard (flussoll Napier); 11. Dato' Wils Decamland; 1130,plies for their finest grades of are not certain what it is being It is evident that there is some The bill, which was given an
10.10. Bermude for Strings Op. 11 Prelude To Midnight: 13 Midnight, varnishes and paints, whila used for. All they know is that
told the afternoon. improvement in the standard of | (Dog Wiren), The Stockholm Radio | God Save The Queen; Cioes Down,
prices for the reading, in- unopposed secund
resin rose the Germans are scelting poor. newspaper Todiot that he'll pay Tatra 10.30, Tupe for Dancin
Weather
Report: 11. Tume
accordingly. creases the capital of the Con-NSW hotels.
grade sorts which
to were once more attention
training. Bumal. hadlo Newsreel
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1.10. Uncle David Presenta
dimcult to scil
"The emphasis will be on Gre-. Bawier and Landauer; 1120, Cloed
Then some ingenious ---- or poration by £00,000,000 to
Down
Several New Zealand com-power. The Israeil soldier taust £150,000,000.
The Adventures of Kit Carson curious-person, probing the soil It also defines the extent to built. It is also announced that
Close Down 3D TV Coboert Minia with a long metal spear, found panics are in the market for shoot to kill," he said.
He emphasised there was no a p.m. Wednesday Concert | turg 160, Nowarweli &. Alfred Hitch“ | that there were
quantities of quality gum, and medium chips Bernes which the Corporation might plans for three luxury hotels in
Pittoresque S1 Suite
Grches-pork Practe: "Don't Come Back kauri-gun on the sites of forests are still used in the linoleumplan to cut forces of even retira No. 4) By Massenet. Alive":
Dougie Filmanka operate in colondul "territories Sydney have been approved. Concert Piece for Hare and Orchies Prosta
TROTOURDEST which had lon since dis- industry and better quality gum officers hope we will have or paints and varnishes, but it a period of quiet, but in order. taking the Opus 154. by Baint-Saena ¡Hats |» Science. Alien Fukrey Viki after they became independent Drought and fires aro
will not be long now before the to have quiet our musmies must in Independent Common- | such
livestock the pit Jeannette felinia), and Orches-rozen Oumay a toll of
The scandalin Fes:*ppeared. Tiki Bulte-resinians by Bombales | ture
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