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↳ THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1959,

HAWAII WILL BE 50TH

Big Two Talks To

Be In

Secret

Washington, March 12. President Eisenhower's de

cision to hold talks with Mr. Harold Macmillan, at Camp David, in the seclu- sion of the Maryland Hills, was interpreted here as official determination to keep Berlin developments as secret as possible.

One nted diplomat cam- mented: "We don't want to hand over every piece of in- formation to the Russians on a platter."

Away from the bustle of the capital, their talks will probably not be attended by so many ofcial experts and Mr Macmil Ian will not be required to meet members of Congress, make public speeches Or answer reporter questions.

Congress Beats Two

Scuttle Attempts:

Bill Now Goes To Ike

Washington, March 12.

Statehood for Hawaii won final Congressional approval to-

day.

Turnover

In Dutch

Lower House

The Hague, March 12. The Catholics have

The House passed and sent the Statehood bill to the White House less than 24 hours after it *cleared the Senate.

Houde passage came on a roll call vote of 323 to 89 after. the House defeated by voice vole two attempts to scuttle the measure,

With President Elsenhower's signature à certainty, the House has put an end to Hawaii's 40- year battle for Statehood.

Hawall will be the 50th State, It probably will not actually enter the union until some time next autumn.

Alaska was admitted on the re 49th State on January 7, as a vo- placed the Socialists assult of legislation enacted last the largest party in the year. Dutch Lower House, final: results of today's ́ elec- tions show.

They gained 31.59 per cent A strict mfitary guard will of the voles, followed by the

all unoMelal Labour keep away

Party with 30.37 per the isolated re-cent. callers and

The Catholics will have the treat wll ensure considerable

two some number of seals as they for the more privaUJ iraders to Ko over Western held in the old House-40-

policy and thrash out any differences over the approach

to talka with Russia.

The throng of reporters pected for the talks will stationed some miles away Gettysburg.

ex-

be

at

There has been an increasin tendency in Washington 30 clamp down on the passing out of infomation relating to Western policy over Germany on the ground that such news proves

more helpful to the Russians than anyone else, German Talks

Bonn messago mays the British and German view- points on arms limitation op- peared" «loser after the first talks between Mr Macmillan and the West German Chan- cellor, Konrad Adenauer,

No details of the conveZBU- tions were revealed, although a British spokesman said the sub- jects discussed, as in the Paris talks between French and Bri- tish leaders, were: Berlin, Ger- many, a German peace treaty and European security,

The British Prime Minister set out in detail the results of his recent visit to Moscow and the impressions he had gathered in his talks with the Soviet Premier, Mr Khrushchev.--Reu- ter, and France-Fressu.

according unofficial Agures.

But the Soolalists lost three seals in the election, leaving them with 47,

The Liberals gained six.seats, giving them a tölel of 19 in the new House.

Reds Halved

The Communist strength was more than halved, the Orthodox Communiats

retaining their three seats but all the four Communist rebels being elimi-

noted

The strength of the remaining partles in the 130-seat house is given unomcially as:

Protestant And-Revolution- Ary Party-14 next (com pared with 18 in the old house).

Protestant Christian Hi torical Union-12 (13)

Protestant Political Reform- ed Party-three (thren),

Pacifist Socialist Party-two (none)

Reformed Pollical Union- one (none)-Reuter.

St. Trinians?

London, March 12.

Called into court for playing truant 61 times this school year and setting ire to her home with elgarettes, a 13-year-old girl promised the judge; have given up smoking now.”- U.P.I.

A British Crossword Puzzle

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8 Artist's material.

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19 Frult,

20. Lie.

22 Mosque official.

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11 Territory,

12 Iterates.

1. Adorn

27. Expunge

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30 Material:

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18 Solemn promises.

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24 Province.

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after the new population censUS is taken.

Before Alaska was voted Into the Union last year, the last state to win statehood WOR | Arizona which joined the Union

on February 14, 1012.

for

Cleared Way

the

STATE Scientist

Dr Hastings Pands, the spirited leader of the Nyasaland Africa National Con gross, gestures virorously as he speaks to newsmen recently,

"We Prefer To Starve As

""

Free Men, Cries Dr Banda

The House cleared the way

quick

од action Final Congressional

Hawaiion bill by substituting Ap-

the Senate-passed measure for proval

the second

its own slightly different ver- day of the House debate bo-

sion. fore jam-packed galleries.

came on

It was the fourth time the House has passed a Hawallan sistehood bili since the Arst statehood measure was In- troduced

1919. Provious measures had failed House and Sonate. to win approval of both the

Defence Bastion

Today's House action fisally ussured

statehood for the cluster of mid-Pacific Islands which form the nation's chief defence bastion in the Pacific,

The news

that Congress bad Anally

passed the Mu was, the signal for fubliant ! Hawallans

11]

substituting

Its action bi the Senate but for a On almplified

the and hastened prosedure for sending the measure to the White House.

Kawall now is represented in Congress by a delegate who is permitted to make speeches in te House but not vošo.

The territory of Hawall con- sists of eight major islands and oner They le many smaller about 2,200 miles southwest of California-closer to San Fran~ cisco than New York is with a land area slightly larger than Connecticut and Rhode Island

combined.

the mid Thunderous "Noes"

The population is 85 per cent native-born American citizens.

Pacific archipelago to begin a two-day celebration.

The planned tealivities In- cluded Hawaiian huin dancing and a typically American fire- works display.

The statehood bil provides for elections in Hawall at which the Rawallons will ratify state-: hood and elect two senators aid one representative.

Record

Before final passage the House

with rejected

thunderous "noes" two Just-ditch efforts by opponents to scattle the measure,

It shouted down first an ni-

tempt by Rep. W. R. Fouge (Demperat-Texas) to amend the bill to provide for ultimate inclusion

of all U.S. Pacific islands in the new state,

The new

law- additional makers, who

to are expected begin their service ut, the open- ing of the second session of the 60th Congress next January, will boost the memership of the US. Senate to an 100, a record high number,

for

even

Then, it rejected a motion by Rep. John R. Pillion (Re- publican-New York) to kill the bill by sending it back to the House Interior Committee.

London, March 12,

British radio listeners tonight heard Dr Hastings Banda, leader of the Nyasaland African Congress, put the case for Nyasaland's secession from the Rhodesian Federation,

Twin Gets

An

Brother's

Kidney

In a BBC interview, recorded shortly before his Interament, Dr Banda sald the people cỈ Nyasaland would gladly change the economic benefits of foderation for kidividum Über- des.

-X3

"We prefer to starve on our UWN and be free men than have a full siqmsuh In bondage," he said.

"We want secession from the Federation imposed on us by British Government in collusion with Sir Godfrey Huggins (First Prime Minister of the Federation, now Lard Malvern) and Sir Ray Welensky.

"Not Economics'

Queen Joins Sausage Campaign

London, March 12.

Predicts Unknown

Universe

Washington, March 12.-

A scientist predicted today that space exploration will reveal "a whole unknown. universe" now invisible tp-

·NEAN.

the

The scientist, Loo DuBridge, President of California Institute of Tech-

that nology, rejected notions space may be a source material wealth.

The greatest resource to be japped in space, he said, is knowledge, and", "na: human resource is more valuable than knowledge."

Dr DuBridge pako at A forum sponsored by ResouUICES of the Future, Inc.

Instrument-laring satellites and probes must do the main job of exploring space for the time being, he said.

Many Secrets

Dr Dubelize bald “revolu- Honary new dlæpvaries" may be revealed **as we get clear

above the atmosphere away from the earth's magie- the field."

and

WTH the Yel unknawia radiation fields of space." he said, "there certainly hlößen many

pocrets shout the nature and size and 'POKA- position of the universe.”

Concerning high-priority pro- jects to put a man in space, Dr DuBridge said: "If intelligently used, man can be a great aset to space research, but if he just goes along for the ride he will be a costly liability,

Left At Home

gold

the

The Queen today followed up her husband's campaign for more "For the next few years the rolis when human being can just as well Sausage in sausage

of be left at home until we really Boston, March 12.

he visited a new Church eight-hour operation

England secondary school here. uced him to do the things that

Watching 13-year-old Linda} Instruments cannot do.” ... was performed today to

|West making sausage rolls in a "

Dr DuBrid remove n healthy kidney

cookery class, she said: "Are you | enormous distances involved from 47-year-old Jimmy "They imposed this scheme sure you have got enough sau- preclude exploration

óf. spave not for

beyond the solar system. economics, įsage in them."

A. Coxey and plant it in the onus,

defence and communications as The Duko Di Edinburgh rocket capable of blasting along body of his twin brother they claim, but to make sure jokingly announced his sausage at a sustained speed of 90,000 Jim

that Southern Rhodesia's so roll campaign on a visit to the miles an hour would need 30,000. The transplant surgery at culled native policy extends to London Polytechnic about a year years to reach the neurest stap. Poter Bent Brigham Hospital Nyasaland and Northern ago.-China Mail Special, hospital spokesman said. "Their make sure that there is not any went recording to schedule * Rhodesin, and even more to condition is satisfactory, Judging possibility by previous experience."

of Nyasaland ever becoming an African slate."

The hospital, which

Dr Banda was one of more pioneered the rare transplant than a dozen speakers in a 40- surgery and has a record of minute

HÖVER

self-

|--U.P.I.

Refugee From A Massacre

Of Horror

the programme on successful operations situation in Nyasaland anch out of 10 attempts, said It Southern Rhodesia. would be Impossible, to telli *When Wo for three days if the trans-

overnment," De Baula'sald, planted kidney was xping to

will

the not drive It may take about five ar function.

European

from six months before Hawall

The identical twins from Nyasaland. We will not 'take} With Hawaii's new

Kannapolis, actually enters the Union,

N.C., were the

their money or estates. presentative the House' tem- The bill requires President oldest patients ever to undergo "But those Europeans who porarily will have a record Eisenhower to notify Governor the transplant surgery here, want to dominate us and bo high 437 representatives. William F. Quinn "as soon as U.P.I.

masters for ever, well, they This number will be cut back possible after

might as well pack up and go the 1962 elections to 435, 'statehood bill into law-UPJ,

الجنة

he algns the

NOISY HAWAIIANS

CELEBRATE NEWS

Honolulu, March 12,

Jubilant Hawaiian Islanders hatted Congressional approval of Statehood for Hawail today with a blaring salute of air raid sirens, boat whistles, auto horns and church bells...

Acting Goy, Edward, Johnston Tonight Johnston will press proclaimed 窳 territory-wide a button in the Governor's afley) two-day holiday minutes after that will set off a 21⁄2-storey the House officially approved high bonfire at Sand Island In admission of Hawaii as the 30th | Honolulu Harbour. slate.

All schools

dismissed were until Monday, and government offices, stores and oiled bulid- ings shut down as islanders poured into the streeta to celebrate the end of their 40- year battle to become one Of the United States,

A

three-fon, replica of America's liberty bell sixilon- ed in Honolulu stadium saded

ite pealing to the 'din..

Stewardess Was Slain -Official

now.

"Own Masters"

"We mean

to be masters in our own home, in country and on our tinent of Africa,"

dejen

wy pake

Tokyo, Mar. 12. An official finding of murder was returned in the mystery death of Tomoko Takekawa And police today began coude

Over

own сопа

Tells

By A SPECIAL correspondENT

Cairo, March 12. Today I interviewed a refugee from a bloody

massacre.

our own He is a merchant from Mosul in Iraq who, at his own

request, I will call Mohammed for fear that relatives. he left behind would be murdered by the Communists If they hear what he said.

Asked if his party wanted Nyasaland to remain part of the Commonwealth, Dr Banda said: "We have no intention of breaking away from the Commonwealth at all.

We in Nyasaland prefer 10 look boy London and not bo ing the list of the attractive Salisbury, But if any govern- Boza

stewardess numerous ment in Britain, Tory or So- men friends for the killer. clalat, forces un to look away will look Tho 27-year-old. Dedgling from London, wo hostess, excited

being elsewhere-but it will never be assigned by British Overwoes to Salisbury, Southern Rhode. Many churches planned | Airways Corporation to the sio."--Reuter, public prayeTH.

Army units Tokyo-Hongkong run beginning at nearby Schofield barracks today, had told friends, "I don't planned to parade and fire'a want to marry anyone.” malute for each state in the ...unloo.

Polled theorised that a jilted lover might have strangled ber in a fit of anger. and thrown Navy destroyers standing her body into the river In mile of Waikiki bridge will fire 1 Tolyo's outskiria where her Bare ammunition, and Army air-shopless, coniless body was dis craft will drop flares of Waikiki. covered on Tuesday night

UPI.

UPI.

Some Choice

Mohammed looked on the They formed a people's court- vergt of a nervous breakdown composed as three judges who as he told his story.

at in the town's main square Ho said ho escaped from on chairs borrowed from a cafe. Mami by leep with his wife me gurgt-shades- and three chukiren to Danlaskud on March 11.

Ho left *his family Damascus and Bow to Cairo to report to the Egyptian authorities about the blood balk ordered by Hasgem's Communiste.

for them to get rid of their enemies or creditory, because -any man 'could get, for a few dinars, Communists to soDORII- 'pany," him to his enemy and have him dragged into the

square

"The president of the court Authorities here are sitting who was his and other statements from asked the crowd: what say you a barefooted cobbler refugees who are pouring into this man guilty or not?

Syria.

Just In Time

"Without questioning the accused the crowd would roar Chality

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Then if the man was lucky

London, March 12. The London Scottish Regi-

Mohammed, escaped ment celebrated its centenary

few he was killed instantly by a Gueste chose minutes bofore Communistsingle shot from the revolver of here tonight, drinks from 50 different Scotch reached his home to shoot him self-appointed executioner but

·whiskies,--Riculter:

A friend heard them heading towards his home and warned him.

BRITISH, ITALIAN CARS RIVALS FOR

"HIT OF THE SHOW"-

Geneva, March 12.

British and Italian cars were rivals for the title of "Hit of the Show" when the 29th Geneva Inter-

national Motor Show opened today,

porter of cars to Switzerland At the end of the, isst, war, but she has now silyyed town ta; fourth place'.

With other wealthy inhabi« tants he had pledged, suppäri \"to" Shawaf ... but "when" "the Communista · · regainol-the upper hand Mohammed knew

often the accused was disem.. bowled with knives.

“Ila head 'was severed and thelarged played football-

eriliste-no-lea than 300 civiline were murdered within ba would be killed if caught 13 hours and the massacre waE His description of what but still going on when I escapedi pened at Mosul sounded mom from Moeul.":

horrible than Budapest's binod Mohammed returned to bath. In 1880;

|DENÉRIQUE (At noon \today after. He said. I bellove Staat be had told the authorities his was killed whati Kassem's air story Exprca Service, foren raided Mosul, 'I' W bodies of Tomoers and', oltar- tanks of the Fifth Brigade, who had been executed without tria).

Disembowled

Doesn't Tally

{The

The two cars that attracted With the temporary suspen- Show, always find ready cus most attention were the Italiansion of the Brussels show, the torners among wealthy Bwiss styled Austin A35 and the' Fiat next major motor show will not hijsinezamen, 1800,

be held until September In" Britaip, making a strong bid

"I could see... · ködlies from Both

to recaptitre, the Swiss market West German car exports to -ary | ompletelý new Frankfurt. to Comunental viewers and hoth After this Bela-Brushdiemat: In small cars in the biggest ex- Switzerland "are now conulder- the window of my hours dineros más combine. smooth power

Mỹ Fan' 'Chaudes, búd opened: hilto

ably more than those of all f' through ilcoy lines, BAN

the show this morning engorda „Bhaje, showing nearly 30 other countrim put together. Agria" Chimova show

fooked to the, Bellish Kella»: | different "makné," half aEERADO, POTUon:: West: Cérnámi Volks- the afternoons of Marsku 10, 100, Bradley Hang P

as the United States, wagen is the most popular car - RÉVEIS TRADEMARK UNATTEN The, ning on (10′′ Rolls-Royce which, has the second Eleaset in awitindand followed by the fusella Calamales. and Bentleys shown every syar.

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Aeri: 8 Sterling, Poro, 9 Abundant, 11 Bedolent, 13 Mów*, "18" Juvenile, 18'Emeraldi, 19 Reari:31. Fenchant, 38 Bracelet, 30 Mill, 27 Distrust, Dirmas In particular importance singe Spur, 2 Prod, 4 Tubo, 5. Rent, §. Intne, 7 Gothu, 0 Alone 10. Vacle, 13. Educe, 14 Widen, 18 Imbel, 17 Erect. 30 Hlable, 20

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