"THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1958.2.
The Men Who Put De Gaulle In Power Are Out Of Power Themselves
Soldier Gives
ALGERIAN ELECTION QUESTIONED
Public Safety Lose On Narrow Margin
Algiers, Dec. 2.
Five lists of defeated candidates in the Algerian elections were today contesting the results and claiming pressure on voters or irregularities in the vote itself. Supporters of unsuccean- ful Public Safety Commit- tee candidates in the Algiers suburbs staged IL minor demonstration outside Algiers Prefecture last night shouting that the ulec- tip had been "fixed."
A request was launched later with the Control Com- mission for the election in be the Algiers suburbs to invalidated heenuse pres- sure had been exercised to favour the moderate list which wa$1 by only 1,384 Vojes.
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Election Of A
New President
Paris, Dec. 2.
The official announcement of French Premier Charles do Goullo' candidacy for President of the Republic was regarded today as imminent.
The strong nation-wide sup- 10 for de Gaulle, shown the general elections, inilicated that he would be elected in the A There was another small ballot, on December 21.
ballot, however, 16 demonstration
thedud for December 28,
Lic Public Safety faction inį Buring the drafting of
constitution last summer, Orno where its entydidates new
ten. had personally insist were defeated by 487 votes.
est that the post ut President be Several othromela
transitmed into that were being investigated by supreme arbiter with wide the electoral control com- mission, which is expected to cone itself to verifica- tion of voling figures and to drawing up a report on the other issues. A ruling by the Constitutional Commit-either Parly Secretary-General
the
tee in Paris would be re- quired
invalidate to elections in any consti- tuency-Reuler.
Diefenbaker In Indonesia
Djakarin, Dec. 2. Premier Djuanda told visiting Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker that ludonesia was not in favour of Communism, but felt that its best interests le in not lining up the country with either the Eastern or the Western blots. it was reporteci today. A
for spokesman
Diefen- sold baker's delegation
the Canadian and Indonesian chiefs of government held a 30-minute talk during Diefenbaker's brief stop-over in Bakarla en route to Austraila.-UP.I.
jowers.
Legally, any eRgible French- before December 13 can be a min presented by 50 supporters candidate for the position. It is the Communist possible that
candidate Party may present a
Maurice Thorez
Assistant Secretary General Jueques Duclos although with no hope! of success,
Defeated Ministers Stay In Cabinet
General Charles de Gale told Cabinet meeting lodiy asked the three that he had Ministers who were beaten in the merui elections to stay on in the Cabinet. and they had accepted.
The three ministers were Phut Bacon, Minister of Labour,
SIR WINSTON VISITS HIS OLD SCHOOL
ZAMBESI WILL FLOW THROUGH A 7-ft PIPE
Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia, Dec. 2. Bulldozers shovelled hundreds of tons of rock into the last two gaps in the £80 million Kariba Dam today as Engineers began the last stage of harnessing the waters of the Zambesi River.
Nevgent Thoman, Postmaster The waters of the Zambesi will meanwhile be General, and Edouard Ramonet, for Trade Secretary of State
and inchisITY.
De Gaulle reported that cic- ons in Algeria took place "in
and caine
orderliness." total
He would fly to Algerin to Harrow and "tour the country with General Raoul Salon. Delegate General of the govern.
France-Presse
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to the police (6).
Private Instructor (5).
3 Bird's why to have a "wash
and brush up"
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B. Atomie centres (6).
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Aby? (5).
11 Throw into the street? (5).
12 Swenr (4).
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10 Deprive of freedom (0).
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channelled through a seven-foot pipe high up in the dam wall.
Hemingway
Gives Prize For Poland
Warmw, Dec. 2. American novelist Ernest Bemmgway has donated $1,000 prize in the top Polish novel, The Polish PAP News Agency reported today
Hemingway
gave the money to B. Zelinski, translator of his
Every one and a half minutes 20-un lairies rumbled across the dam wall to up their toads of rock and rubble down by the
bulldozers Bent! gapy. Then them crashing. down into the water where they were held in i place by steel shuttering.
The water Irvel Inside the!
the first feet in
dam rose six
discernible on the dowu-
Mòst distingulshod graduate of Harrow School is undoubtedly Sir Winston Churchill, tie time duffer who was not much good at lessons
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rovisits the school each year to sing the school songs with its 600-odd present day pupils. He is seen being applauded by the boys as they sing "Forty years 'on". --Express Picturo.
Negro Pastors
In Prison For
Bus Incident
Birmingham, Alabama, Dec. 2.
two Protestant pastors, were sentenced to prison terms and fines by an Alabama court today for having refused to obey a bis driver who had ordered them to sit in the back of the bus.
Thirteen negroes, including
The two pastors Uh Reverend ↑ seven hours and late this after Phifer, were respectively ant
Shesworth me the Reverend
noon there was no
enced to 00 đâys and 30 days How of water
and, the $100. stream side of the wall, which pric, mezl
Th
ulher netpres were will now be concreted.
prison terms and fines. All the sentenced to various suspended defendants
appealed sentences.
Green novel "The
Hills
the third of Atrien," who visited him recent- ly in the United States, PAP cald
the
by the city after the negro boy- Under the new laws adopted
cott of the buses in 1057, whites and negroes can theoretically slt where they wish.
By 1960 the Zambest will the flowing normally again, but its waters will be driving under- ground turbines of 1,200,000 kilowatts installed capacity in
greatest power sta tion in the world.Reuter.
Plymouth, Dec. 2. Zelinski asked Anthony Forty-year-old Naval Com Slonimski, President
the mander Nigell Bail, in charge of
Back And Front Polish Writers' Union, and Johna Hoyal Naval Air Station, to- Formerly a life in the bus Parandowskt), President of the day achieved hia boyhood diydded the seats reserved for Polish Pen Club, to form a ambition--when he helped to whites from those reserved for literary Jury to eword the drive the main-line train 273 negroes, with the negroes sitting Hemingway prize. -- France-| milez from London to Plymouth ; behind the whites in the back
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of the bus.
Queen Live
Out Of England?
Landon, Dec. 2.
I Cominissioner to act for auThe suggestion that the British
other (B).
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3 Sword (4).
4 Club for chauffeurs? (7).
5 Muster (7).
© Joins up (6).
* Nymph (5),
to
adore, perhaps
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In Deposit (U).
in Tella positively (7)
17 Looks, frequently kind (?).
19 Make bubbly? (0)...
21 French friend aboard is "all
wrong (0).
23 Could the parson give alx a 24 For fear that (4).
ride? (6).
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mary (0),
27 Nurses (0).
28 Aren't they stupid? (5)..
29 Thoroughfáró (0),
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Court should leave London nud establish itself periods cally in various capitala cf. the Commonwealth, vas made today by the Rev. Clifford Rhodes, in the "National and English Review,”
Rhodes in alm editor of
the
Church of England hows- paper (not on oficial organ of
the sportsman and the enter- Į tainers in drawing vast crowde to deliberate worship. The myslique of monarchy in Eng- lind is religious in its own right."
Rhodes sald:
"The needs that found satisfaction in images of the data are sch trict by magazito cover of the Duke of Edinburgh or pinups of the Queen."
because it was, conformist and pliable and physically attractivo: "But there can tie No maritse whatever they Hoyht
ali monders of the
the Anglican Church), and a The monarchy who populni well-known critte of the hierarchical system of the established Church with the the monarchy at the head. Ho argues that to the mass of English people, Church, and monarchy, dro pre and that it the two were separated, "The Church of England, without the establishment, that is, the monarchs, at its head, would ruptly degeneráțe, into a gölet, not only for legal and done stitutional | restoria, but for spiritum Youe}},"
Only monarchy, can compete with
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Family will always donform to the archetype." na "It might be though, tỏ did the monarchy if the heir to the Jurong were to turn oặt: anonimably, ugly, of Tepp elvely, deformed or stúpla prát factless in","dealing with beople, "Lefa Privy Cound extended
Jo, include blder statymnen ót!...
the Commonwealth' nokalnata the "heir "Trom
Among the Royal Family. Or even let the Commonwealth Primo Mininters" conferenco do It.
"And then let the court réside for longer periods In the dominions...A monarch who
au-
But the new
low alto thorized the driver to assign each passenger to a seat.
In practice the white drivers continued to
racial impose segregation by always assigning letting the whites keep their negroes to the back seats and
former "prerogative." Refusal to is considered obey the driver disturbing the peace und is
a maximum punishable by six months' gnol and $100 Brie,
Peace Disturbed The driver testifled that he had neked each of the negroes scated in front to move to the back seats but that none
of them had obeyed
of
A policeman testified that the incident had disturbed the penco because it had drawn crowd of some 100 persons and caused the bus to remain at the stop too long, creating the dan ger of traffic jam.
Arthur Shores, lawyer for the 13 negroes, said he would appeal the caso because the law, al- though sincere in appearance.
discriminatory in applica tion.-France-Pressc.
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French Troops Quit Morocco
The
Oujda, Dec, 2.
stationing
of French
is a Commonwealth possesalon troops in eastern Morocco came will justify his existence to to an end today at a ceremony
the closing of the mind do much as one who which mariced
Is n glottiled entry squire or base No. 153 here. does to the emotions,"
The maykish sentimentality at thepent associated with the Crown might, weoken and Floot Stace might lose a few titbits. The public would soon, coole themselves for that loss anil,, in 'overy, other way, the change would be fume, gafız.” B
General Ernoul Do LA Chenellere, French Commander In-Chief, Morocco, tools the calute.France-Presse,
Burning Nehru
Now Delal, Dec, 2. Somo 200 construction wOTE era demonstrated in front of the Parliament building today in support of profesional The National and Eglin riovaces, about 10 wer
Review" let your published arrested,
scathing attack on the The demonstrators." Queen by its new editor, Lord of the building. trades union, Altrincham who Bald Inter burned copies of the Indian alla that her voloe "galo him Yonsumtion and portraits of a pain in the book?'--France- Prime Minister Inwpherial.
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Evidence In The Perfect
Murder Trial
Nairobi, Dec. 2. A young British soldier
told a court here to- day that he saw a hús- band stab to death a Man who had pre- ! viously given him “à good hiding."
Walter William Burgoyne
Chalwin, 39 - year- old ¦ former Kenya police off- cer, has pleaded not guilty to the murder of Henry Gordon Brougham, half brother of Lord Stafford.
The soldier, fusilier Andrew Whobby of Gravesend, Kent, told the court yesterday that ho rechived n
from Broughlm and te accused's wife, Mrs Patricia Chalwin. Later he said Chalwin's car; tried to force them of the road,
went
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fight when the two Cur stopped at the roadside. Brougham, he sald, got out first -nnd Chalwin's car. Chalwin had a gun but was not alming it. He was holding it detensive- ly, witness continued.
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