THE WIFE Troops rushed to Uganda as heavy
THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1960.
Part 3
EVERY SHOP BARS Facial
Operation fails to
cure her stealing
rioting breaks out Staves det. Si
Kampala, Jan. 19.
The British authorities today announced that troop reinforcements were being sent from Kenya to Uganda to quell increasing riots reported to be the worst in the protectorate's history.
Bodyguard
declines
comment
London, Juni, 19.
Archbishop Makarlos's six
The rioters, enraged over
| LAX-ASISEMent issue, have burn- fed drown all native government
headgwriers in four counties, and some of the hendkunsters in other countles, of the Bukedi dis- trict of eastern Uganda which, earlier today, had been dietared a "dtsturbed aren".
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Some 300 pollee camed with shotguns, and troops, wire ootlon in this district, trying to chiefs, ung! their save nativo (farifies, besieged by moby armed
with spears and bill-hool.
Chiefs killed
0
London, Jan. 19, Slightly built Mrs Beatrice Holyhead, 40-
23 killed
New York, Jan. 19.
At least 23 people were dead tonight
regis of a TarraAKİDE snowstor) ikas developed over Texas - Oklahoma during the weekend, haproved the^ U.8., north- casi Mutoday," and heavy falls in many areas wero -reported.--AP.
year-old "extremely Chessman
good wife and mother,"
has a disease that doc-
tors and science have prepares
failed to cure her of - she cannot help steal- ing.
And every shop and store In Sheffield has been warn- ed by the city's Recorder to ban Mrs Holyheadl from their premises for her own sake.But she managed to elip into one A chain store unnoticed, and the outcome Was yot another appearance in court for shoplifting. For she walked from the sture with a skirt and a pair of children's socks she had not
for next appeal
San Francisco, Jan. 19. new potition for a writ of haboas
corpus appears the next logal 'move in Cory! Chessman'ı 13-year fight to cancel his date with doath — yet
for February 19.
This was indicated by his
foot two inch personal Crowds of Africans were re-paid for.
It was her third the that attorney, George T, Davis, after bodyguard said here yes ported to have beaten three
Good. the Hext day, she confessed. From two Federal Judge Lou's E terdity he enjoyed bis lets to death in
other shops she took, unnoticed, man denied a motion to sel. work but doubted district.
o shirt and a pullover.
tside
the convict-author's Reports said the body whether many people chief's wife had also been found Her latest court appearance execution date. envied him.
and a number of chiefs houses was Men Holykend's 18th since burned down, Police opened fire 1938, the year that is uncon- He is 40-year-old Athanasis on a rioting crowd in the dis-trollable urge to steal began. Politras, who has attracted at-trict but no easualties were re- festion by his constant presence porled
at the Greek-Cypriot leader's Tonight, crowds were reported side during the Cyprus contorta be stlli gathering. ence here,
Our newspaper said he had
given "markable demonstra-
Tim of strong
whon 3,000
to
be still
ogencies.
gathering. All
methods Western experts
excited supporters
mobbed the Archbishop at a
church yesterday,
But speaking to reportera
and posing for
pholographiers
in a room near the Arcibishop's
sulle, the laciturn policeman steadfastly decimed
on the ruport
comment
which described
In "throwing inen and women indle criminately aside."--China Mall Succini.
to study
Sahara test
By CHAPMAN PINCHER
Her fight For all those 22 years she has fought 11, with doctors and But ulding her. specialists. cvery effort
eure Mrs Holyhead has failed, probation officer Mirs Barbara Mickle- thwaite told Sheffield maglo- trates.
to
Prison has failed-Mrs Holy- head has served two sentences, So has probation,
Electric shook treatment has failed. Doctors tried this and all sorts of other brain treatment, Ave years ago. Nabe made any difference.
Even a brain operation has falled. Mrs Holyhead under- went this operation-known as pre-frontól leucotonomy, which. cah change personality in the desperate hoper two years ago, that it would prove a cure.
But she still went on stealing
London, Jan. 39. Long-range spying on Franco's forthcoming Sahara atom bomb explosion will be by Anglo- organised United Nations, Jan. 19.
whenever she got the oppor tunity. In the end she was The Pakistan Coverrunent's American exports.
will under orders to tell the shop- High-flying planes visa for an Israel delegate to attend the collect radioactive dust from keeper to phone her doctor it Karachi session of the Econcile which power, explosion and she got into trouble so that he
be could explain,
refusal to Issue a
Commission for
Asta and
the its mechanism Fir East (ECAFE) has resulted measured.
in transter of the meetings to Botngkul and postponement
the opening date, It was
closed tonight.---Reuter,
of
will
The fallout will be checked dis- at stations in Nigeria and Ghana. Express Service.
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comentmily,
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Said
Unhappiness
Miss
Micklethwalle: "She usually got into too much
ot a panic to do so but in this
the
Davis had contended February 19 date was invalled on grounds Lot Angeles Superior Court, which set it, licked furis- diction. He argued that a stay granted by Judge Goodman 1955 "remains in force."
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Torrential rains have turned the Greek town of Komotini Into a lake, causing wide. spread damage and temporarily outing off all communications. No casualties have besa reported, but Premier Karsmanlis has ordered local authorities and Army units throughout Thrace to give all necessary belp. Piolare shows flood-hit ears outside à Komotini cafe ---
enough "Kontiki." - mote: a one-latter change in the cafe's name would make it aptly Express Photo,
Officers questioned in police
that Top
Judre Goodman ruled ids previous order "has bong By since been superceded decisions of the State and U.8. Supreme Courts."
Davis said he may also appeal to the US. Court of Appeals from Judge Goodman's refusal to set aside the execution date.
AP.
SEA MONSTER
IDENTIFIED
Bordeaux, Jan. 19. The remains of a “sea mon-
ster"
discovered on a beach near here have been tentatively identified as a sea elephant, the Marine Biological Station at Ar- cachon, Bay of Biscay, re- ports.
M Amaniou, Assistant Dine-
case she did. But they would tor of the Station, sald examina- tion of the 1-foot Icoz. 19-foot not listen to her."
blue-grey hairy mass Then Miss Micklethwaite toldwide
to
Mregiona
Woman
-from
the
norther
He said the remains, washed
scandal
Indian diplomat
takes issue
for
the Oneen
London, Jun, 19. British wamen were today
discussing nows
that Quión Elizabeth' }, 'will - have an hour-long "ipcial" just before and directly after the birth of her third child, expected In 'the raxt 'faw wooks.
Barbarn Cartland, bes!-gol]- Ing romantic uzveliai, spolte of the Queen'r facial yesterday during a beauty talk to housewives.
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"She really is naughty to tuve said it," commented Mrs Elizabeth Forsythe, Director of the Mayfair Salon which cares for the Queen's complexion arte make-up,
Mry Forsythe confirmed that the Queen bod similar faals before and after the births of Prince Charles, 11, nd Princosa Anne nine,
Miss Cartland who learned the Royal scoret during a chat with Mes Forsythe before the meeting, fold a co- porter: "It is medieally prov ed that a facial is the very best thing to relax a woman physically and nervously." Queen Elizabeth, who return- ed from Sandringham' yesterday to Buckingham Palace, London, for the birth of her child, today held her first audiences of the year. Reuter.
with Han Suyin Moss on
Chicago, Jan. 19. police officials today questioned the Common-An der of the Summerdalo Police District and 11 vides
In
Chicago's expanding police burglary ring scam-
London, Jan. 19.
Indian diplomat today took issue with Dr Han Suyin, woman author of “A Many Splendored Thing," in an argument over the Macmahon line between India and Tibet.
the
HOW WE dispute acquired by India in course of the Younghusband Expedition."---AP.
Han Buyin said in her letter Three arrested
governments bad
dal,
A letter to the
raised Times from Deputy Police Commissioner M. A. Husain, India's Deputy Kyran Phelan and others High Commissioner to London, vestigating the scandal ques-challenged the ideas advanced tioned Capt Maurice Begner, by Han Suyin in a letter to the a Heutenem, three sergeants, paper last month,
detectives Kthree
and four patrolmen At Police Head- quarters.
Begner is commander of the North Side Police District where sald be carried out numerous burgleries during the last two years with the add of policemen who acted na look- chandise in squad cars. outs and carried off stolen mer-
B young man
The total foot taken les the burglaries has been estimated by investigators to have `A value of mere than $100,000. Mayor Richard Daley has the "most termed the scandal disgraceful and shocking" in the
Police Depart history of the ment.--AP.
in swastika incident
dangerous driving
charge
Shrewsbury Jan. 19. Stirling Moss, the 30-year- old British racing driver was sent for trial on £50 bail today on a charge of dangerous driving.
that Chinese always refused to recognise the Macmation line, frontlee drawn up by the British at the turn of the century. The in- ference wes that in brenching the line last year, the Chinese had at least acted consistently.. On the other hand, she wrote, ! the Indian Congress Party which now claims the line Police arrested three men port near here was told by the
is
| inviolable had in 1904 possed a : resolution condemning it as an acquisition of foreign territory by the British.
MISINTERPRETED
bad
Husain suid Han Suyla misquoted- und misinterpreted the 9904 resolution:
Hanover, Jan. 19.
un
He pleaded not guilty and reserved his defence.
last
rey of Als
Today's court hearing at Now-
when they smeared prosecution, that Mos swastikus and anti-Jewish September was in the sloguns
Jewish-overtaking a Rover-80 in uwned factory at the Austin Seven car when he col
lided almost head on with a van nearby town of Lehre, coming in the opposite direos the Lower Saxony In- tion. terior Ministry sold to-| || day.
Rescued crew protested about, Hussin wrote, to have had
strange up on the beach at Cape Forret reaches
of the unhappiness that being strongly indicated it was a sep u kleptomanlaç (a compulsive elephant thio) had brought Holyhead, a
normal except for this ΟΥΛΕΣ fault:-
in the Bay of Bismy, contained "She Was rejected by her two tusks and 8 inch, hair grow -- neighbours and even snubbed ing from its bulging sides. It by a church she wont to unt had huge cors protruding from people realized she was suffer a flat head and wobbed feet six ing from an illness.
feet six inches long.
Japan
Communist
It was a caSC of "a driver pushing on and attempting to
Moss in a statement inter af a Newport hospital was alleged
to have told polleo that wille
What the Congress Party thán Two of the men are alleged overtake without any regard con- for the safety of other people,” Was the spending of Indian nections and to have partiel- counsel said. revenues to finance an incursion pated in the Communist World ino Tibet by the British Youn7- Youth Festival at East Berlin, husband Expedition.
One of them, a 20-year-old song the Rover swervoa All of the 28 members of "The Congress resolutions, as labourer, had been a member of and braked and he had to da the crew of the Panamanian-will be noticed, had no bearing a Communist Youth Groupthe same. registered freighter Gambler whatever on the Indo-Tibetan, which was banned by the West A defence submission that t "It is που recognised by M Amanicu sold. It was not (which sanés ou January 10Įboundary," Husain cold,
Bouth-east of "monster" about 700 miles
most people that she is not re-nown how the
Tokyo, Jan. 13.
sponsible for what she does." came to be so far south, but Kushiro, Northern Japan, safe- In fact, since the Recorder speculated' that he was caught ly crrived in Yokohama today issued his warning a year ago by a vessel of a Norwegian aboard the tugboat Combrian when Mrs Holyhead was before whaling feet reported to have Salvor.
him, she has been caught shop-rated farther south the usual A spokesman for Dowell lifting in another store." But recently, and had been tossed and Company, the freighter'u
they decided to take no action back into tho aco by the agents, said nit of them were against hor.
whalers-China Mall Specin doing tine--Reuter, Said Mr Arthur Hewitt, de- fendli Ms Holyhead: "She is prepared to, undergo any treat- ment that anyone may advise.”
Mra Holyhead, who is already on probation, wept when the magistrates gave her an absolute discharge.
Then with her steelworker husband she went back to their Shefeld cottage, and their song, Terence, 18, and Peter, 10, and i daughter June, 8.
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FLORA ROBSON
London, Jan. 19.
Flora Robson, 47-year-old
British stage and screon
actress, beat Domo Peggy Ashcroft, 52, for
the
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Remarkable art discoveries
made in Jordan
Amman, Jan. 19,
Two remarkable discoveries in art history-includ- ing a wall fresco of a mysterious 'animal, half horse, half lion and striped like a zebra-lavel been uncovered during excavations in the Ghassul area of Jordan, it was announced, yesterday.
Dr Awni Dajin, Director of Jezujers pass bands or festoone in Evening Standard's nn the Jordan Antiquities Depart som ARoS resembling the points nual best-performancement, and the most marvel-of a star.
lous" Feature of the animal by-un-actress award, the
frento was that it was "cover. newspaper announced to-ed over by eight layers of due- elay.
constvety painted plaster"!, ind
"The other was less
UNIQUE
"Both pattings" are unique in holy land 'archaeologian i story but both at partestly into the fresco tradition alteady known at this site, dating back 3,600 years Before Christ,"
Architectural and other dis
A panel of Ove distinguished I had been possible to detach Judges gave Miss Hobson the the flaky material over a small
1989 onward for her soling In|area, |"Tho· AspeTIL· Papers,"stage
para of a story by Henrysuit the paint que be coveries uncovered with the Junes.
The newspaper mid she was Suse it incorporated picatle sur-pointings had been carefully noted during seven woels of ebonely followed by Deme face," Dr Dajani and.
be excavated Fogic Aerot, for he latter's gray inter are several research at the site and lower
|broad curves anden daren orators Jovala would' performance ad Rebecca Water protuberutcro slippo te trold during the netet four weeks, Dr maid Chipa 2 NWU ben's "ownersholm."--Chipa a mall object in precious Daten
· Mail' Species,
Fatone, and through some of these. Special.
On
German authorities
He noted that "none of the, amcufixed Communist or areas about which China has gastation, police said.AP.
-1 case had not been made out
against Moss was rejected. - China Mail Special.
A policewomán oalled, at a house in Barrey the other day-end a mother sa England an a surprise holiday from Canada to slay with her pirmie tears) that she kwaranta mi left behind a fortnighi ngu were dead. And that her husband Leslie had shot"himpetr after uabbing kom with a hunting kuifai Mr. Kilan Kratton, now 11, and her husband and children emigrated to Canada five years ago, and bad weltled down'yganbig sʻboard- ing house for unmarried woodpen in the lamber town of Smithers, Béllish!) Coftumblər. They were well-known as a happy family; bus: Mrs Egerton's brother, hodiertak; Bersai has revealed lani shortly petoro, nho ješt Gangdą, Leslie had gone to hospital for examination) tearing, that he Bad canadri. Mis Mediņu may havė preyed on his mind. Special family album piature shows the Kgazione outward bound for Caunds five years ago, The boys. Jaubon" (latt) and Collai were resposiívaly 18 und'11; when they – were klited/--- Expráš Photo,
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