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THE CHINA /MAIL,✅PRIDAY, İNOVEMBER 431885.

Nyasaland Gets

New Governor

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Mail Natices

Salisbury, S. Rhodesia, Nov. 3..... Nyasaland, smallest but

densely populated of the, three territories of the two-year-old Rhodesian Federation, is to have a new Governor. In March next year, Şir, Robert Armitage, formerly Governor of Cyprus, will take a low, Particulars regard over from 54-year-old Sir Geoffrey Colby, who has held the administrative reins in Nyasaland since 1948.

Sir Robert's arrival in Nyasa-lutions In Nyasaland The and will coincide with the start Protectorate is not without Ita jet a new political ora in the probleme, the net most pressing Only recently, of which is to find a satisfactory- constitutional changes have been solution to the African mexle there, under which tenure problem. Africms will have greater Te

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sentation in the Legistative Council. while the European settlers and Asians in the Protec- turato will choose their six

Land

Tenure

land

Even now,

a now system of land tenure is being sought, to esentatives un the Council, for

replace the prostni ono, based ine first me, by free elections, en

The Legislative Council up,

these 3oved

constitutional changes in September this year, New Political Era

Alremly, the machinery is in In preparation for the motion Best General Election, which is if not propatd a booking too expected to take place in April

next year. of 50 cents la charged.

NOTICE

BANK HOLIDAY

The Exchange Banks will be closed for the transaction of public business on Monday, 7th November. 1955, (The day Intlowing Bemenbrance Sun.

lay)

Hongkong, 1th Nov., 1955.

NOTICE

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The Club Bar and Restau- to closed will be rant members from 26th October! to 4th November (both dates Inclusive).

By Order,

1

Arriving he will, shortly before this first General Election. Sir Robert Armitage will see the birth of Nynsalomel's new political

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African law and custom, which is considered unsatisfec- ury both from the European and

the African points of

There

are those among the Africans who hava still to accept Federation with the Rhodesias, regarding His advent is a setback to their plone for Nyasaland to achieve self-government on the lines of the Guld Coast.

But on the whole, as his term

office draws to a close, Sir Geoffrey Colby can look back on in series of successful accom- plishments both in the political Cra which seems and the ruckal Belds. kely to be marked by closer dsqparation between Africans and Europeans, but in which an uncertah element will be pro- vied by atenat 3,000 Asians who have made their homes there.

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people, They regarded manifestation of the desire, the Africans'

of acceptance

the nstitutional changes which a

During his term, he has toisen part in the talks which led up to the formation of the Federa tion of Rhodesia and Nyasaland in 1933.

Prominent Part

He has played

4 prominen!

For me une zw, Europeans Nyasaland have rooted a dosire the part of the more respon- Ible of the African populația, | part in recent discussions on the

while

constitutional changes which are co-operate with the

now being implemented. It was his firm hand which quelled the disturbances in the Protectorale's southern Province

1953 thrown up by land hunger and aggravated by the Impending

augural on of Federation, He hands over the reins to Sir Robert Armitage at a time when Nyasaland kas settled down under Federation.

being implemented.

Hut while the scene seems sel tair R relations between Euro- Alricaris, there are peats and!

rbidding signs when it comes viations involving the Aslatie population,

The steel-helmets

ond batons the hallmarks of which were racial unrest only two years ago,

buton

hung up as trophies, pistols after n

duel, and has returned to its Nyasaland too, its tung, ita tobacco and its timber-China Mall Special,

Made Clear

For the Africans, In

their have spooches during the debate on ke the constitutional changes, mode it abundantly clear that they did but went Asians (who have in the past had one member in the Legislative Counell) to share in Secretary..e Government of the Pro

flectorate any longer.

Aslans, they sald, had come to traders they should remain. The Africans did not want Nyasaland become another East Africa.

A. E. ARNOLD,

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES Nyasaland as traders, and as

ASCANIUN

Danaged rouge ex this vraan; will Holt's Wharf from

he surveyed m Vem Paulsen Hayes-Davy

So fe, there has been no open enction from the Asians, who dominate the Protectorate's trade.

Birt D definite rift be- the Africans

10 am on November & and 9, 1935,tween them and

and consigners are requested to have has been brought into the open, their representatives present during and

The Murvey

ITTERFIELD A NYIRE. Agents.

Hong Kong. November 4 1095

The ultimate vutcome awafted with interest.

This uncertainty concerning e Aslan population is, bow- ever, the only really forbidding sign for the future of race re-

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Collaborator Sentenced

Major year-old

ป

Army

sentenced

today

hard labour

collaborating

munist captors in Korea.

with

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WRA

Canberra, Nov. 3.

A Senate Select Committee has recommended the expenditure of millions of pounds to make Canberra, as Australia's national Capital, a city of "great beauty and dignity fit to rank with other great. world capitals."

But the Committee, which spent a year collecting the views of people who had ideas on how Canberra should be developed, was not unanimous.

Two of the seven Senator | cdeep raising country in south- on it led minority reports, enstern New South Wales and disagreeing with some of the which is now Federal Territory, Canberra is a half-century-old committee's recommendations,

compromise between the rivalry

Australia's tvo

largost

berra: a national art gallery, nellier, Sydney, and Melbourne..

The majority

report recom-

mends establishing

in Can- of

school of fine art,

conservatorium

wanted a national Bolh school of drama, a national

to be the

capital.

Canberra,

way

between

remote

theatre, a

a roughly of music, national museum, the High them and supposedly

Court,

the Arbitration Court,

half

from sectional influences, was

the Commonwealth Bank head- the solutions. quarters, and the Broadensting, Commission headquarters,

Replace System

Temporary House

Mr

The American architect, Walter Burley Griffin, planned a pleasant elty of semi-circular trees, boulevards lined

Other recommendations clude the transfer of servants

La-

2,000

now

doing

In

and

with numerous, parks and but buildings. Civil servants' were to be in garden suburbs on 15:0

and the outskirts Government was to control, an

to

the

It will does, all building sctl. vity and expansion.

New York Nov. 8.

83- public Alloy, Ronald

Federal departmental work oficer.

Melbourne and Sydney to 10 years'

the creation of a Cabinet port- for O prison

follo for

undivided Ministerial Com-

Australian of the control

territory with Capital

The then Duke of York, later The sentence was meted out authority to be known as the

on May 9, by

eight-man an

Canberra authority, similar to King George VI, milltary

author- 1927, opened the first session of Paris, Nov. 3. court after Alley's German- the Snowy Mountains

in Canberra in Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef, born

replaco had pleaded for ity,

present Parliament

Parliament former Sultan of Morocco, will leniency, saying she could not system of divided departmental a

completed only a few announce tomorrow whether or support their two children control.

hours previously. The dy not he accepts the resignation of her husband were cont to The Committee suggested the Moroccan Council of the prison.

then, still looked what it was that "State level" powwa

-a town being carved out of Throne, informed sources dis-

be exercised by Alley appeared calm as th:: should

a the bush. closed here tonight

utf- and The former Sultan

verdiet was delivered. His wife, Legislative Counci

Public servants, will re-

put a handkerchier to mately, by municipal and shire ensconced in Melbourne celve the four-man Council of Erna,

councils. the Throne tomorrow morning, her face and sobbed.

Alloy was the first officer to Canberra, the same sources said.

a prison sentence in failed to develop receive

along collaboration trials growing out idealisile lines proposed by its of the Korean War. --- United Į planners, Set amid the lovely rolling hills of what had been

The Council of the Throne recently handed their resigna Hons to Ben Youssef France Presso.

Press.

By Lee Falk and Phil Davis

UNTIL WE MAKE AN AGREEMENT, THE WORKING OF MY INVENTION MUST REMAIN A SECRET. SO I'LL SET IT UP INSIDE THIS TENT

WHY ?

NO, THEY DIDN'T PASS – ARRIVE ATWTHE CAFÉ, TAMBOURIN

ME? QUICK 14 GALL HO

1. CORDON OFF THE

they said,

-

ONLY BE A MINUTE.

WHAT IS IT?

TALK

ABOUT

MAGIC!

4.9

By Mik

By Ernie RN

IT SCARES ME

Frank Robbins

FOLLOWED SHORTLY...

FON BONNECK ISSUES HUS

Have you seen

Admiral

AIR CONDITIONERS

AND REFRIGERATORS

TASMANIA

TRUE JAM THAT MADE TASMAN

DAIRY BOX

MILK

CHOCOLATE

Hou

comfortably

and

other capital elites, resisted the

to what must have ap peared to them

had move

the

to be remoto

managed to evade the

The Committee's

wilds. Some of them have silli

whitt

report re- ferred to this when it said, that money

was wasted and effl- diency suffered because depart- menta do their work in Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra, recommended

the

It

that Government make it a fra

than obligation to move more 2,000 civil servants from Mei- bourne and Sydney to the capital; that Cabinet Ministers should make their homes in Canberra during their term of office in houses to be provided for them; that large-scale con tractors be encouraged to cope with the ing in the construp, tion of buildings and essential services.

Regrettable Waste

The building of further "temporary" structures should bs banned because "temporary buildings represent a regrete table waste of pubile and private money which, contrasts. sharply with the lasting benefits of the

Low reaily

:

that have been constructés # 85.

The Committee declared that Progress had not been worthy of a national capital and teat the city had failed to develop on the administrativo centro of the Commonwealth

“Too often considerations expediency have been permitted. to. override consideration of

B pormationcy"

said. Ittle

consideration, is being given to perihelle values -- und foresight is being

too little

shown

in the city's develop-

ment. The city is sadly lacking

In desirablo amenities is

It urged that, the

construc-

Mor of a permanent Parlia- mcat House on the top Capitol Hill, as envisaged by Mr Griffin should be considered Immediately His plans for "Capitol on the summit or ine hill included residences, for, the Governor-General on one Zuido [und; the * Erina Minister

the offer.

Standards Committe

mirisă. Committsa the establishbirnent; of.

ing, architect artista

the grandi:

and major

that Legali

Miquel

Government China Mal

Indian

India pla