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TERMS OF SUDAN AGREEMENT Hit & Run

Evacuation Of Egyptian &

British Troops

NENERAL Naguib'a- liberni I and statesmanlike Handling on behalf of Egypt of the Sudanese question is as encouraging as it is wel. come. While complete details of the agreement he signed with Sudanese Independent leaders have still to be made known enough has been re- vealed to indicate that the Egyptian Premior has con- ceded that the Sudan should, without undue delay, achievo Helf-government and self- determination. This is fully i In accord with Britain's -at- { titude and the assurances which she has long made the Sudanese. It in, moreover, an action which may well

The agreement between Egypt and Sudanese pave the way to an amicable Bettlement of Angie political leaders provides for evacuation of Sudan

Egyptian differences. Cer-

tainly it is invested with

HOME RULE FOR THREE YEARS

Cairo, Oct. 31.

Clocks Go Back PRISON

1 Hour Tonight

Summer Time in GUARDS

Hongkong officially ends at 3:30 tomorrow (Sun- day) morning.

Everybody, therefore, should put their clocks BACK ONE HOUR be fore going to bed to- night.

New Powers For Kenya Governor

FREED

State Troopors Quell Riot

· Menard, Ill, Oct. 31. State Police, under orders of Governor Adlai Stevenson, broke the week- long riot at Menard Stats Prison on Friday and freed all

seven prison guarde held as hostages.

Between 100 and 200 State troopers, mast of them armed with riot guns Invaded the Many More African strifestorn east cell block and

Suspects Arrested

Nairobi, Oct. 31. Sir Evelyn Baring assum.

firod several shots no they rushed in. Order was restored, half

an hour later with further violence.

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by British and Egyptian forces within three years, this important significance president of the Sudan Legislative Assembly, Saleh it repudiates decisively the el Shankity said on Friday. long-established policy of Shankity, leading member of the Sudan In-

dependence delegation which signed the agreemented new powers to deal with here on Wednesday said it stipulates home rule for day as hundreds more sus the families of all but two of Kenya's terrorist threat to and bungry, but unharmed. Sudan for the maximum of three years to be follow-pected members of the Mauthe idlow-eyed guards Dected ed by the exercise of self-determination.

the Wafdists and must be regarded as another sign of Naguib's determination to na the country of their political influence. General Naguib's main task during the past fortnight has been to reconcile the viewpoints two the

principal Sudanese political factions,

of

He said he is "certain" Britain would accept the agreement, and added that a US representative would participate in supervision of Sudanese elections.

The agreement provides for The

одо

the

commission would

ог

today.

savage murders and terrorim,

con

30

The seven guards held captive

Inst Monday, were

gan

To

by canvies since the siege red Tragic Sequel

Wartime Romance

Hure fate Holes

lead to a quick and eation chosen from ten countries auch General of the Sudan. But dead dog—ife at signentist.

the 300 over the

Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct. 31.

Kelly Jonos, 28, today admitted embezzling $16,500 to try to restore the beauty of his dis- figured, blind French sweetheart and their maim: ed daughter and was placed on five years' proba-

tion.

Jonas told the chief probation officer, Max Dillman, that he spent part of the money, which he took from the Children's Hospital here where he was formerly chief ac countant, to help the two, badly injured by the accidental

In Korea

The smoke and aerial trails,

left by the rocket attacks of the US Marine 11th Regiment' rocket batteries, have been used by Communista bs a

guide to returning fire to the attacks. A Marine Helicopter Transport Squadron Helped solve the problem of counter artillery fire. The hell- copters fly the launchers and ammunition to

a

selected site a short dis- tance behind the front Ines' in. Korea ----London Express.

STOP PRESS

Mau anti-white secret them in the warden's office

Gov. Stevenson who broke oft society were arrested in new his Presidential campaign and raids throughout the coun-new here on Timarsday

night, try.

stood outside in the prifonla y Altizan troops and police as troopers fled into the cell probing deep Into "Mau Maubeck. from the time the country" in the Central and Rift CONVICTS WARNED and apparently he succeeded. creation of two committees, the operate

Sudanese leader one to Sudan became self-governing Valley provinces, have detained The decision to send the WHAT is now awaited is assist Sudan's Governor-Cieneral unill the chose her future-in- 200 wore Africans in new aids, troopers in was made after long

effect his latest in administration of home rule, dependence

held Stevenson with Government spokesman

said conference action is likely to have on and the second to supervise Egypt.

With Lleutenant-Governor Sher- Anglo-Egyptian relations. elections.

Its neutral member would be Hundreds of suspects had wood Dixon. Warden Jerome Britain has long displayed He said the first committee appointed by either Pakistan or already been herded into hastily Nunio, State Director of Public

bulit cages" for questioning in two India.

Safety Michael Seytrit and a sincere desire for a com- would be composed of Sudanese, one Britor, posing of differences, par-

cheering crowd gave Sir colony's intensified drive other State cials Egyption and

milen Abdel Rahman with polis against elution, held

told SeyLit ticularly those relating to The second would be

oneposed tical and religious leader, responsible for an outbreak of tubellions

Convicts the future of the Canal of three Sudanese, one Brite, great reception when fic Ir one new ForFat Bobrukered loud-speaker system discharge of a land mine in the yard of their French home. ] Zone. A new approach to one Egyptian and two neutrals turned here today

toisella met Colfette Riskl whom of

would be an cluding

miles north of Nakiru in the with State police armed with then 31, while with the United the the dispute by the Egyptian one

agreement. American. Two other neutrals

Mau Mau guns and with whatever force states forces in France in 1944. Government

would have Rift Valley, seven could easily!

The commission on the committees would be

Their marriage plans were after a necessary to restore order."" power to veto the Governor- suspecta were

S. 8. Marshall, prison factory settlement. A basis India and Pakistan, Shankity

—was found strung up.

said the seven guards blocked by Army

but a child was born next year. for an agreement has said.

Two companies of troops and "are ali right. They are just

Jonas returned to the United already been outlined by Meanwhile, Sudanese Indo-

have been used and States after the war, still trying Britain, one of the essential pendence leader, Abdel Rahman Egypt, the sources said. If the 100 police detained 80 more emotionally upset." He said no

prisoners released the to clear the way for their wed-

THE SANBAY propositions being that el Mahdi, thanked the Egyptian two Condominium powers folled tribesmen for questioning in a violence 10 give an

within a on a Kikuyu tribal location he answer

a lot of talk." ding. They exchanged many Egypt's legitimate require people for their welcome at the month, the

commission's view Africans were also detained in a

in the Fort Hail District. Sixteen guards "after

Gov. Stevenson, ст arrival letters, but suddenly Collette's passengers when a fast moving visit here.or

REFLOATED would be taken. ments become satisfied with end of his ten-day

He left early on Friday for The agreement provides for combined police-military raid in here, backed up Lieutenant-stopped. Her brother Roger pleasure steamer sped into the in the framework of

the Nyerj District.

Governor Sherwood Dixen

wrote, telling in then

the tiny harbour of the Isle of Capri the appointment of a Governor-

EMERGENCY ORDER turning thumbs down on what tragedy.

today with the captain lying The as Sanbay (3,405 gross Middle East defence scheme. Khartoum.

Introduced by Premier Gen General in accordance with the

of Panamanian registry, unconscious and alone on the tons) Under such an arrangement eral Mohammed

regulation were termed "impossible" de- Nagull over 1899 Condominium.

She had tripped over a land

which was grounded at the Egypt's Interests in

published today gave the Gov-mands including demands that the Cairo Radio, el Mahdi told his

crnor power to déclare any drea

the State Parole Board and mire, left over from the war, bridge.

the Disaster was averted at the northeast corner of Stonecutters Canal Zone and her eventual Egyptian

she was hanging up "brethren and child-

The self-government period. In the colony "prohibited and Frison warden Jerome Nunie be washing in her yard and with lost moment

Island yesterday as a result of military control of the area ren that his visit enabled to

guaranteed. rezek "great understanding re- it says, should not exceed three ban people from entering or discharged.

which be

during

power remaining there when would

it ap-

Is expected her small daughter, Kathryn boatswain broke into the glassed strong squalls, was-sately taken Gov. Stevenson

off the rocks without damage in bridge and desperately would be transferred to the pears that their

last night. Furthermore, participation garding all matters of Interest

presence and Sudan."-United Sudanese and the road to self-movements there

or to resume his campaign in New Marle, tugging at her skirt.

signalled full speed aetern to threatens its | York tonight but this is still

BLINDED, MAIMED In such an alliance ensures

the engine room.

The operation was carried determination in 1055 prepared. į peace.

not definite.

The steamer came to a halt out by a Moller's salvage vessel, full protection of her in-

UNRUFFLED.

within feet of the jagged rocks Prince Salvor, acting under the ternal security. Previous

of the polo protecting the direction of the Chief Salvage

to Egypt Press.

VETO POWERS

Khartoum, Oct. 31. Egyptian governments have! Under the Egyptian-Sudanese rejected outright proposals agreement signed in Cairo this

# commission of this nature, but General week Naguib appears to be en- Sudanese,

Egyption,

of

he remained unsatisfed he could

refer the question to Britain and

ycars,

be

SELF-GOVT PERIOD

two on

a Briton and an

to

the

to usually according reliable sources here.

Ing

a

An

emergency

to

as

Captain regulations Unconscious On

Ship's Bridge

of

Capri, Oct. 31. Panic broke out among 450

harbour. The

when

the shin's

A commission of Sudanese. Anyone contravening the or- |

Jonas said he Immediately British and Egyptians should der may be arrested.

Immediately after order was sent 'money and last March to make plans for Another Mau Mau. murder restored Stevenson left the went back to France, where he of the ad- was discovered in the Nyeri, 80 | premiers apparently unruffled. removed the pair of them to her

captain was rushed ashore Officer, Capt McCullogh. miles north of Nairobi last He permitted newsmen, escorted brother's home in Nice. He to-hospital, where doctors said and the police. Another commission to look|night. An African who had by State Poller captain to rove

gave them :$4,000 for medical te was suffering from a serious with опе neutral

eater after civil servants' contractual given evidence against suspect-

the cell block while ald, but surgeons sald Collette heart attack. dowed with wider vision member would have powers

rights should also be appointed, ed terrorists was found chopped prisoners were herded back into was permanently blinded and. He had locked himself in, as and may well succeed in override the Governor-General

the agreement sold.

to pieces.

their cells.

do little

the weather. plastic surgery could Mr The Colonial Secretary. resolving a problem which

tea protection from A fourth ccenmission compris- of the Sudan in certain dreum-

There was little damage for the

28-

Reuter. has become urgent to every-stances,

youngster. The Briton, an Egyptian,

the the building. Troopers an Oliver Lyttelton, began

and

year-old Ohioan returned here body concerned.

American, an Indian or a Pakis- second day of his on-the-spot guards collected plumbing pipes after Collette said the accident tant, with two Sudanese, should inquiry into terrorism today prisoners had apparently con-had put an end to their mar- be oppointed by the Governor with talks with Protestant and templated using for clubs and General lo supervise elections. Catholic Church leaders at Gov-began a search of the cells. One be a burden on him.

riage plans, for she refused to Both parties agree that the ernment House here.

cell in contrast to the others agreement should be communi- First he met the Christian was freshly painted in

in white Jonas then sold $4,000 worth cated to Britata before November Council for Kenya, representing and

red by inmates. Other of his furnishings to pay back 8 so that self-govermanent may Protestant missions. Then he coils were littered with broken part of the money he had taken be granted before the end of the spent more than an hour dig

from the hospital and his bond- cussing the effects of the Mau stools, torn blankets and trash.

Police sald some

the ing

company recommended Elections would be direct in Mau on church attendances with prisomers had refused to

Catholic Biskops,

Monsignor

respectfully requested last probation for Jones and Judge Carlo Cavallers, whose missions separated from the others

night, and removed by

guards Oils Hoss said, in granting it and schools have been under

from the cell house-United "They called him a clean-cut high pressure of "anti-Christian"

Press

fellow who made tila Arst mis- and "anti-white" propaganda

take."-United Press, from the Mau Mau in the last Kew months.

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Ship-Sunk

In Collision

Quebec, Oct. 31.

TRIBESMEN DETAINED Sir Alfred Vincent; a member of the East African Central

The radar-equipped Cargo Assembly, and Mr A.B. Patel,

CARS COLLIDE: EIGHT KILLED

Passau, Oct. 31..

A runaway freight car loaded

vessel Ryholm mank within Indian member of the colony's with tons of rock crashed head- minutes after collision in dense Executive and Legislative on into a Diesel-operated pas-

fog which tore a goping hole in councils, also saw the Colonial senger car. Last her side some 20 miles cast of Quebec early on Friday, but all Secretary, today.

The Montreal-bound

Police

night, Willing eight persons and injuring 28 announced tonight others.

29 crew members were report that they had arrested 14 The accident occurred on A ed sate.

Kikuyu tribesmen in connection steep grade outside the South with the murder of a British German village of Fuerstenstein Basilea, 3,400-ton freighter of farmer on his form earlier this nor here-Associated Press. the Cehrig Ling,' amashed into week.. the 180-ton Swedish-American

that at Adgut at 6.30 Line vessel

charges"

preferred will bo a.m. GMT near the island of against at least eight of them. Orelcans.

Three Africans arrested carller

—Rouler.

sald

Quiet, Please!

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NIGHTGOWN

EXPLODES

Copenhagen, Dci, si.

A young bride died here froen, injuries suffered when her night- gown, believed to be manufac tured in the United States, came In contact with a spark and "exploded",

was not

Hanol, Oct. 31.

The woman, who The Mayor of Hanai is de identified. at the inquiry, was A Transport Department ico as suspects have been released. manding quiet in this war showing the gown to friends at breaker, the NB, Mclean, ro

capital of the French

forces the time of the accident. turning to Quebec City from a

fighting the

Communist-led four-month cruise in the Arctic

Rat Blacks Out Vietminh.

Doctors; sald ̧ˆthe explosion, picked

up the

survivors as they

The order win published in closed the pore of her skin and abandoned the sinking Ryholm.

Ankara

newspapers today, promising she died a few days later, ....!) Most of them were forced to

punishment to all persons in- Textile researchers sald Jeave almost all their belongings

Ankara, Oct: 31.

dulging in vigorous, animated nightgown was made," of, 'an aboard, but a radio report from A rat which rosed its way discussions, cries, chants and in artificial fibre containing nitro- the Mclean said there were no into, a main generator at the general all noises of the nature cellulose, which, behaves just

Ankara power station, blacked troubling the tranquility of the like gun cotton. den was reported con out Basiles was

They added that the gown the city temporarily and Inhabitants." tinuing on to Montreal under caused 115,000 damage.

The ban. is effective. dany not manufactured in Denmark, Fer own power, but a tag from Power station employees' des from noon to two o'clock in the but it la bolleved that some fnc- hobee Cty is standing by. The cidod to preserve the rat in afternoon and from 10 o'clock | torich in the United States “güll extent of damage to the vessel alcohol as a remembrance of its at night to o'clock in the produce these dangerous rams" is not knowz United PicsN, déod Associated Press.

morning. -- Associated Press.

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