1960-02-22 — Page 3

THE CHINA MAIE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1960,

AFRICANS WILL RULE BRITISH COLONY

Kenya conference ends

DEATH BLOW TO

EUROPEANS”

London, Feb. 21.

The Konya constitutional conference ended hero today after five weeks and a Euro- pean delegate said, "This conference is the death blow for Europeans in Kenya."

No agreement was reached on the Important tesue of land safeguards in the framework of a new constitution.

the A conference report to delegates in private session this

tho afternoon noted

"everal agreement" by three major

constitutional pro Groups on posals to provide an African- majority Parliament next year.

Land safeguards

the The only group to reject

the outright was Proposals Europem Selilers' United Party, led by Group Capluln Llewellyn Briggs,

A conference source said it was understood that at the pri- vate ression, Mr Iain Macleod, the Colonial Secretary, said that

as there was no agreement on land safeguards, he would have to make his own proposals when making his recommendations to the Briush Cabinet.

The source said Mr Macicod niso indicated that the British Government would take over the full cost of the land forces in Kenya, thus releasing more than £1 milion for education, and that Britain would under- write loans of up to £5 million for resettlement purposes, along the lines of a land development board, which had been discussed by the conference,

Mr Macleod told delegates ! that although this is the end of the Kenya conference it not an end but a beginning- and the beginning of a phase for Kenya."--Nouter.

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PALACE BULLETIN

Seen above is the ballein annannging the birth of a son to the Queen on the railings of Buckingham Palace last Friday. A happy crowd of about 2,000 people was there to re- The bullella was signed by the four doctors attending the Queen, ceive the good news,

Reuter Photo.

Domestics

like America

New York, Feb. 21.

Mrs Vera Sugg, director of a

IKE ANSWERS HIS

DEFENCE

PLAN CRITICS

Washington, Feb. 21.

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SLIM'S SON Chessman case LOST AND arouses major

FOUND

Plymouth, Feb. 21. Five helicopters searched Dartmoor today when

controversy

Sacramento, Calif., Feb. 21.

Major John Slim, 30-year- A major storm was brewing here today over con- vict-author Caryl Chessman's eighth reprieve

old only son of Fold- marshal Sir William Blim, former Governor-General of Australia--was report- ed missing on an army exercise.

Major Slim, who had been mlæsing" since enrly yesterday while taking part in an escape and evasion exurales in Dart moor National Park, was found this afternoon by a member of his, unit,

He was driven in a Land

rejola Rover to

hia troops, temporarily based at barvački near here,

The search for Major Sum began after he was reported to have been taken ill.

DISAPPEARED

His companion had gone for help, but on returning - found Major Slim Nach

dimppenrod. There was more than four foot when he

of snow in the area was missed.

Troops were about to begin a ground search when nowe come through that ho bad been found.

A Southern Command spokesman said:

"The oneer is safe and, as tar as we know, not unwell,”

Major Silm, 30, of the Argyll mazi Sutherland, Highlanders, was married in July, 1958. His whe gave birth to a son just over a week ago-China Mall Special

'Tsar Cannon'

moved to

new site

London, Feb. 21.

from the gas chamber.

The coming work may 900 the For la granting Chessmast death cell dramm, which has yet another last-minute stay of attracted world-wide attention execution, Governor Brown has ar Chemenen fought for his life aroused great controversy, in vor the best 12 years, develop Washington and here, the state Into a political crisis centred round the man who reprovet him, Governor Edmund Brown of California.

Attempt to reach

injured climber

Nairobi, Feb. 21. [An__R.A¡F, climbing toom from Cyprus today joined forces with a rescue party leaving the village of Naro Moru on the slopes of Mount Kenya in a bid to reach an injured man lying on a rocky lodge öfter a climbing accident yesterday In which

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capital

WARNING

Announcing the 80-day re prieve in the early hours of Friday morning, the Glovertor also called the State Assembly to meet on February 20 to debate capital punishment, still enforced decision

in California, HA ho sich w

partly influenced by a State Depart- ment telegram passing on warning from the U.S. Imbassy

Montavkico at hostile demonstrations would

greet President Eisenhower when ho Ar visits Uruguay on March Chewman were executed.

In the federal capital, several senators protested against State Department Interference. in the judicial procedures of a

New doubts were raised in Washington yesterday by the disclosure that, 24 hours before the State Department telegram was sont, a California oficial telephoned a high government oficial to express concern over U.9, relations abroad it Chets- man went to the gas chamber.

stata

The state official was Cali fotola's Deputy Attorney- General, Mr Richard P. Koran. He told Mr George V. Allen. Director of the U.8. Informa- tion Agency, that hundreds of telegrams, letters and peti- Hans had been received from abroad, urging clemency for Chessman.

Mr Rogan said the execution

second man was killed, The injured. zakon,. Toni Levy of Nairobi, was reported to have sustrína á braken. leg. He was among a group of members of the Mountain Club of Kenya | might CRUDO demonstrations scaling Nellon, one of the twin against the President during his peaks of 17,053-foot

Mount South ·American · trip, Kenya,

begins tomorrow..

There is more controversy hare over the Governor'a movo

Another member of the party, identified as Sigmund Straubin- ger of the Austražan Consulate In Nairobi, was killed when tu fall 400 feet during the descent,

WALKIE-TALKIES

A giant connon intended to defend the Kromlin in the 16th century has boon Equipped with wallde-talkie moved from the omplaceradlos, the rescue team hoped to mont whore it has rostod join other mountaineers who, reached the injured man earlier for the past 120 years, today. The RAF group had according to Tou

themselves been planning to climb Mount Kenyn, the second highest mountain in Africa,

Known as the "Tear Cannon.” it is aw of the Kremlin's land- mario.

1ho

which

to have a debate centred round Chocaman, which has drawn opposition even from politicians opposed to capital punishment.

REVERSE OPINION Assemblyman Don Allen, of Los Angeles told reporters at the wecktrid: "I've voted against capital punishment, but IT reversÜ myself now vole in favour of retaining it.” Assemblyman Bruce Reagan,

Part

A Royal Air Force ambulance described as a conservative re- opublican, said he was seriously plane, planning to fly out

scene from Natrobl, re- considering presenting a bill to It was cast in 1688 by famous

Governor Brown, mained grounded when it was impeach Moscow gunsmith Andrey

he was Chokhov, It has a barrel more discovered that the Nero Moru whose action showed than 17 fect @ Inches lost and airstrip would be too short to not weighs 40 tons and has

a 38-Lake It

First sewn of the sceldent ton earrings.

emerged when a member of the group trudged into Naza Morn Police station after an all-nighi walk down the mountain-Reater.

private British employment President Eisenhower answered his defence critics ugency, has arrived here to study the needs of American

tonight by asserting that the United States has families for domestic help.

built "an indestructible force of incalculable. But it never fred any of lis power, ample for today and constantly develop. two-ton cannon balls, ing to meet the needs of tomorrow."

Mrs Sugg who has placed British girls in about 150 Americon homes during the past "The demand for year, sald; domestics in the United States is fantastic."

She added that she hoped to

further 1,500 place a

British girls during this year,

Mrs Sugg told reporters that most of the girls already placed have sald they did not want to return to England because "they love the American way of life even though they have to work harder." China Mall Special,

New name

Tanich it had been moved closer to mother Kremlin

The President defended his States will work with them monument, the Tsar Bell", cast defence programme in a nation- steadfastly) to promete the in 1735--China Mail Special. wide radio-TV speech outlining security and well-being of Die Tools

He said this effort sometiracs

of his two-week, | overyone in this hemisphere. 13,000-milo trip to Brazil, Argentina, Chile and Uruguay. He embaries on his journey to now.

1s hampered by misunderstand- ings. One of these, ho sald, is a belief this country forgeta The President said unbiased neighbours booanice of its observers recognised and res-

preoccupation with the threat Pected America's massive deter of Communist importalism and rent strength.

defence problems.

·

سلم

German consul

for. Queensland

Brispane, Feb. 21. Queersland's Arat Clermon |consul in 46 years will be sworn He sak the United States "It is truo that we have in at, a ceremony in Brisbane maintained hundreds of bombers given first priority to world tomorrow. throughout the world and they wide measures for socurity were far superior to the feet against the possibility of mill-businessman Mr Bruce Shearer. The new consul, a Brisbane of any other country. He also tary aggression," he said. etted U.S. atremit carriers and

will be sworn in by the Ger "I hope to make clear on my man Consul-General in Austra jounity that our military pro- Ha, K. Brunhoff. grammes at home and abroad

Mr Shearer cannot speak a Discussing his South Amer have been designed

ono word of German-but said today can trip, Mr Eisenhower said purpose only-the maintenance that he was looking for a Get- he would sasure the Lalin of peaco, es important to Latman-speaking secretary-China

Mali Special

London, Feb. 21. Joseph J. Taylor, General Manager, said today his Workers the abendly" increasing supply Travel Association would change of US. missiles. its name to Galleon Holiday's Lid, because “we have been fighting a losing battle against 20th century class conscious hess."--UPI,

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American republics the United America as to us."-UPI,

SHE REFUSED 65 PROPOSALS SINCE THE 19208

The 'shy bride' will marry

well-known writer-sculptor

London, Feb. 21, The daughter of a Chicago; won him distinction'as one of Miss Mary London Baker,stock-broker, sho and herBritain's outstanding pre-wor

Chicago-born

known

forces

advancing · American and lived to describe his or- deal in a book.

Miss Baker, polite and grey- £140,000 on haired, Inherited the death of her mother in 1964. he has lived bontinuously in England in recent yeniu, writing poetry...

moved to Europe in soldiers of fortune, hoires other

1930 alivod in London, · He flow for, Abyssinia. In the Intomational to

and chewhere, war with Paris, Florence

Italy and later with society of the 1920s as Sixtal pages

were full of her

The Republican forces during the tho "shy brida"; will legendary

parties Spanish, clvil war. He was In champanche marry a London sculptor and she became the toast of Czechoslovakia when the Natis writer and formor soldier two continenta. She received moved in. of fortune.

proposal of marriage from The Cestopp arrested him DRE duker,

and society his

Askéð, some years ago, why wife, n whilte Russian Miss Baker, 69, first hit the leaders by the wore the puts, counters, and accused him of she had filted McCormick at the headlines as a pretty · Chidogo | thé total DE 85--but ratuses working as a spy for the French church, ste sald; "Suddenly I 21 Bow, if any, rivers are dulu, debutante, în 1023 whm, niso them all sintil she met London i intelligence.

realised I was not really in love! at their ecc. (5)

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NATURDAY'S CROSSWORD Acrom: 1 Turner, & Weird, 7 Ernest, Shack(led), 10 Beds, 12 Creoles, 16 Other(wisc), 10 Pail, 17 Love, 19 Robin, 20 Dreamer, 21 Adit, 28 Screw,

24 De-long, 20 Leesli, 20. B-and-it. Down: 1 The-o-bald,

2 ntingdove, & Erst, 5 Ethiopia, 0 R-achel, Error, 11:Bleamers, 12 Ceres, 13 Landlord, 14 Bit tight, 10 Oracle, 23 Verz.

left McCormick standing at the

barong

DISTINCTION De Wet is an English-born

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'iapo" and his wife; cómmitted

suicide. before, he was°· KOR= Of the marryallots, who 101- victed and sent to prison to lowed, Mim aber und "sotna altar with the church full of member of a prominant Southwait execution. Day by day were, just adventurers after my people. "The 'shy' brido of Africafi-bitch- family. – 110 Ema - then for the rest of the war inobay bust olkien were fine bin 1932" as tho became known was recently "·"gained_

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later to concet plans to marry | mineboo na a sulptor; in Lon- McCormick Ave more têrks, dou though his earlier cac

ida dati: door. It nevet: onine," | "with-tut I did not fluid-larre?! LED Was sventually freed Dy --China, Mail Shentai,

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Tekso, Feb. 22. Stationery store proprietors culd today that rulers marked out in inches had tripled in price since the government bans-

qualified to bo chief executive of California....his Ampathy seems to be with the criminal and not with tho victim."

Mr George Davis, Chessman's chief lawyer, suld he would be glad to defend Governor Brown Reainst

Billy Impeachment

charges.

Mr Davis also the weekend that

Justice of the

claimed as

the fourth

California

Supreme Court, which twloo last week voted 4 to 3 against recommending

Chesama),

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Imeroy for

ready

to

This would clear the way for

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