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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-23
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her late husband, Dennis Ham,
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BY SMITH HENIPsTONE
Contributing writer

DOUALA, French Cameroons
Now that the United Nations
appears certain 10 grant inde-
pendence to this country. now
in trusteeship. the biggest polit-
zeal football here is the ques-
ton Of reunihcation with
British Cameroons.
British Cameroons consists Of
two thin strips Of territory ly-
ing between the French Came
rooms and Nigeria. The north
ern area, remote and backward.
is administered as an integral
part Of Nigera and its chiefs
have expressed their desire to
remain with Nigeria. which also
gets its independence in 1860.
The southern British Came
rooms is separately admini-
stored as a United Nations trust
territory. French Cameroons
would like to have the two
linked. The people Of the
southern British Cameroons
will have to choose among
that course, becoming part Of
an independent Cameroons, or
remaining a British trust for
the time being.
Identification Sensible
In many ways, Identification
makes sense. Communications
are much better between the
two Cameroons than they are
between British Cameroons and
Nigeria. The two Cameroons
were administered as one unit
by the Germans from 1883 to
1915. Economically, geographic
ally and ethnically, the British
trust has more in common with
French Cameroons than 1t does
with Nigeria.
On the other hand, 40 years
Of British administration have
left their mark on British
Cameroons. The people are
more familiar with the British
method Of doing things than
they are with the French. And
there is the language barrier.
Alternatives Supported
Financially British Came
rooms has done pretty well with
Nigeria. She receives more
money per capita for develop
ment projects than any other
region of Nigeria. She also
knows exactly where she will
stand If she links up with
Nigeria; the powers which she
will retain and those which she
will give up to the federal gov
eminent have been clearly
spelled out. The Negro leaders
of French Cameroons, in con-
trast, have never defined the
terms upon which Identification
will be based.
There are political parties ii
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That a good question"
ROnnie Burns is wearing a
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Uncle" Carl Laemmle in 1925.
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In NyasaIand

BLANTYRE, Nyasaland, Feb
20 AP).-Police fired tear gas
yesterday to break up a dem.
onstration by shouting, rock
throwing Africans after a
meeting Of the African National
Congress.
About so persons were re-
ported injured slightly, mostly
by flying stones. There were
no reports Of shooting.
Quick action by police. and
cold, damp weather apparently
combined to hold down possible
serious violence in Nyasaland'S
smoldering racial conflict.
Police and troops famed out
earlier in known trouble spots
in a test of strength between
the Central African Federation
and DR.. Hasting Banda. fiery
president of the Nyasalanc
African National Congress.
Strong words emerged from
the congress meeting. H. B
Chipembere, a member Of the
legislative council who con-
Quoted the meeting, told the
crowd every European now is
the enemy of every African in
Nyasaland.
Challenge Europeans
Gilbert Kumtumanje, retir-
ing provincial chairman of the
Congress said: 1--WE are no
afraid although they bring mil
itary forces from Cyprus
Kenya and Malaga with ma.
chine guns, the atomic bomt
and even the hydrogen bomb
They can bring NATO troops
If they like, but we will 81
ahead until we get out of thu
Federation and rule ourselves
with Banda as prime minister.
Coming out Of the meeting
the crowd spotted a polict
truck standing nearby, stoned
/ 1t and moved on to a clocE
tower in the center Of town
When they refused to disperse
police went into action will
tear gas.
Cars also were stoned on tn
road between Blantyre ant
Limbo and windows wert
broken in a school. Three Eu'
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on the ComeFoons. M. hempstone,
who is on leave from his job as
q reporter for The stor. Is on an
extensive study-touF Of Africa.
the British Cameroons which
support each alternative. 1t
could 90 either way and this
issue is bound to be a sore point
between Nigeria and French
Cameroons.
How ready is French Came
rooms for independence Not
very. The country will need a
lot Of help from the French.
In. a territory as big as Cali
fornia, there are exactly four
lawyers. three professors, one
doctor. and six engineers. For
tunaJely, the Cameroonians re-
alize that they will need help
and the French are willing to
give it.
The number of French off,
.cials in the country is gradually
being reduced as qualified Ne
groes can be found to take
their places. But there's still a
long way to go.
Lack Of educational facilities
is at the root of the problem
Today the Ministry of Educa-
ton gets the biggest hunk OF
the budget allocated to any de-
partment. About 80 per cent OF
the boys and rs per cent Of the
girls in the south now get some
education. In the Muslin
north, which still has plenty Of
reservations about western edu-
cation, the figures drop to Ia
per cent for boys and nil fol-
girls.
Studying in France
Almost 900 Cameroonians
about 40 per cent of them on
government scholarships, are
studying in France. The diff
ficulty in the past has been to
lure the boys back to the bush
after they've seen Paris. The
government hopes to remedy
this by establishing q univer-
sity in the Cameroons in a To-
cation sufficiently remote from
the Folies Bergere.
When these university
trained. Negroes start coming
down the pike, CameroonS will
be able to handle her person
mel problems. But the first
years of independence are 60
ing to be rough.
In addition to technicians
Cameroons is going to have tc
get some financial support
France has doled out some
thing like 5000 million for eco
nomic and social development
since 1947. Economic aid viii
have to continue for at least 9
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-23
Chlefs A Problem

Another problem racing eVrey
West African nation is how ia
reconcile the position Of pow
erful traditional chiefs with an
evolving democratic society
Some newly independent coun-
tries have settled this question
by crushing the chiefs. In 9TH
ers. the chiefs. have declared
themselves politically neutral
and have stepped aside. In the
Cameroons. the tendency seems
to be to retain the chiefs in
areas where the people want
them, Meanwhile, an effort will
be made to train the chiefs in
modern methods Of administra-
ton and to convert them into
constitutional kinglets.
The question of reunification.
lack Of trained personnel. eco
nomic insolvency, and the con-
fiict between chiefs and COM
moners will make for difficult
ties in the Cameroons during
the first years Of its indepehd-
ence.
But it is refreshing to find
that the Cameroonian leaders
understand this and are willing
to work hard to solve their do
nestle problems rather than
devoting themselves to making
large and sometimes rather
empty splashes on the inter-
national scene.
One has the feeling that they
will make a 60 Of independ-
ence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-23

decade. Because Of this, as well
as for sentimental reasons,
cameroons win probably seek
some form Of association with
France.
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INDEPENDENCE COMING
Comeroons Unity
Is Political Football

This Is the second Of several articles
on the comeroons. M. Hempstcns,
who is on leave from his Job as
q reporter for The stor. Is on an
extensive study-tOur Of Africa.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29
zoo TRADES
II MOOCHERS
FOR DUTCH BIRDS

The Washington Zoo has
traded ~ unwanted vul-
lures for a collection Of
rare Gin the United States)
birds from the Neither
lands.
The six black and six
turkey vultures belong to
a claque of the carbon
eaters that hang around
the Zoo area about nine
months of the year steal
ing food from the inmates.
They aren't pests in the
ture sense of the word,
Associate Zoo Director j.
Lear Grimmer said, but
they do steal food and
they are not carried on the
roster.
He said that when the
Natura Arts Magistra Zoo
in Amsterdam asked for a
few of the vultures, the
Washington Zoo sent a
round dozen.
In return, we will be
getting some wood pigeons.
lerring gulls, cormorants
and spoonbills.
But m e n W lille, the
Dutch are finding our buzz
yards too much for them
and are trying to trade
of most of them to other
European ZOOS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29
Nixon to Present Prize
To Girl Essay Winner

Vice President Nixon will
present $1,000 next week to a
Glen Ridge (N.J) High School
student, winner of the national
essay contest of the President S
Committee for Employment of
the Physically Handicapped.
Barbara Joan thinner will re-
ceive the award for her essay
on hiring the handicapped in
our town." The contest was
sponsored by the Presidents
committee and governors COM
mittee for employment of the
physically handicapped.
The award ceremony will be
May 7 in the Department of
Labor auditorium.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

A chicken dish which once
charmed the palate of Ma
poleon will be prepared to
delight guests at a benefit
French dinner in the Sharpe
Health School this Thursday.
AS the story goes, "Poulet
Marengo" was created during
the Battle of Marengo, when
Napoleon's chef happened to
catch a straying chicken. He
gathered mushrooms, toina-
toes. a few other handy in
gradients and with Gallo
ingenuity put them all to-
gether to spell pleasure.
The chef on Thursday
evening will be Mrs. Henry
Rubillon du Lattay. wife OF
the Assistant Military At
tache at the French Embassy.
A five-man staff will help
her turn out enough for $50
people.
Mrs. Du Lattay and the
other members of the schools
PTA planned the event,
after much consideration, to
raise funds for the Sharpe
Health School Visiting In
struction PTA. This COM
prises parents of the crippled
children attending Sharpe
Health School, the public
school for physically handi-
capped children, and also OF
the homebound sick children
who are taught at home by
the public school system.
They hope it will draw a
larger crowd than the usual
brunch or tea.
The dinner, to be held in
the school at 7 pm, will also
feature French paStrie S
baked that day by 10 other
wives of French military
officers stationed here.
Mrs. Du Lattay and her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
Benefit French Dinner
Slated for Thursday

husband, who have lived of
and on for five years in the
United States and came to
Washington last July, are
the parents of an 8-year-old
boy, GILES "a victim of cere-
bral palsy. enrolled in the
school. GILES was adopted in
infancy, as was their little
girl Catherine, aged 5.
Mrs. Du Lattay says her
recipe for Chicken Marengo
is in all French cookbookS
and that veal may be used
as well.
Here's her version for
American housewives to try
Cut a chicken in four
pieces. Place half a cup of
good oil in a casserole. When
hot, put in the chicken and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

turn the pieces until they
are gold"
Take out the pieces and
add in the casserole ! table,
spoon Of -four, turn until
brown; add / minced onion
and / Glove Of garlic, also a
large can Of tomatoes, ! glass
Of white wine (if you like).
salt and pepper.
Add the chicken and sim
mer until tender. Ten min
utes before serving add a can
Of mushrooms. And just
before serving. add a half
pint Of whipped cream.
It can be served with rice.
After the dinner Thursday,
two French films win be
shown in the school audi
torium-"P Pilgrim in Char
tres" and 'Mr. Marceau."
Prisca and Philippe Bunau-
Varilla, the two children Of
Nine. Alphand. wife of the
French Ambassador, are ex-
pected to attend the event.
Also expected are a num-
Der Of French officers at
tached to the embassy and
to NATo, among them Gen.
and Nine. Loiret, Col. and
Nine. G'Albert, Col. and Nine.
de Nadaillace and Comdr. and
Nine. Delrieu. Comdr. Del
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
Miss Puyne
Will Mqrry

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Baker
Payne of Clarks Green, Pa.
announce the engagement OF
their daughter Barbara to
Mr.. Malcolm Charles Mac
Kinnon, jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. MacKinnon.
Miss Payne was graduated
from Mount Vernon Seminary
and from Finch College in
New York City. She is a
member Of the Junior League
of Scranton.
Mr.. MacKinnon was gradu-
ated from the College OF En-
cheering of Cornell UNI
versity. He now is associated
with Ingersoll Rand, Inc, M
New York.
An April IS wedding has
been planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

An annual tea to fete new
members win be held by
the executive board Of the
Woman's Community Club
Of Kensington Thursday.
The tea viii be held at q
pm. at the home Of Mrs.
Philip Schaffner. 10O06 Cedar
lane in Kensington. Past
club presidents and execu-
tive board members viii pre-
side at the tea table.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

rieu is the embassy's Assist
ant Naval Attache.
Mrs. John C. Macarthur,
the president Of the Club
Feminin de Liaison Franco
Americana, will attend with
Col. Macarthur, as will other
members of the club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
BY WAMBLY BALD

North American Newspaper Alliance
NEW YORK.-"Good jazz music on tee-
vision? Impossiblel There hasn't been q
completely honest Jazz show on television since
the day the medium was born"
This outburst comes from Jazz pioneer Red
Nichols whose early recordings introduced such
greats as Benny Goodman, Glenn Miller and
the Dorsey Brothers.
1t is Nichols contention that modern music
on TV stresses musical gimmicks rather than
good music, that it's all mechanical and "phony,"
with the musicians usually hamming it up with
posturing and grimacing.
take the use Of echo chambers for special
effects" he added. 'Television gives you push
button music. The engineer in the control room,
who pushes buttons to get the kind Of balance
he wants. becomes your conductor And the
chances are he doesn't know a thing about
jazz to begin with.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
Jazz on ~? Impossible!

"All he wants. and all the producers and
sponsors want, is good visual effect with
maybe some Of the musicians hanging from
chandeliers. Sound doesn't mean thing"
Nichols was explaining why he and his
Five Pennies band rarely consent to make q
TV appearance-possibly once or twice a year,
that's all
The old-timer. whose career win be por-
trayed In forthcoming movie, THE Red
Nichols Story" in which Danny Kaye portrays
the title role, also had plenty to say about the
"new-fangled. cra2y-beat jazz" popular with
youngsters today.
"Call that music?" he said. where's the
melody? They don't even keep timel Improv-
isation is all right but they run 1t into the
ground until they don't understand each other.
The only thing this crazy-beat stun contributes
is confusion. Confusion and plain noisel Take
rock n. roll numbers. When you've heard one
you've heard them ALL"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07

Continued From Preceding Pase
must be clear. Several Of US were fuzzy ct the
outset but Jack worked hard to bring US in focus
and really believe, given time, that it would
take hold"
It's obvious, incidentally, that Reynolds.
Webb and others are burning at the reception
given the first show, particularly by those critics
who dismissed it with few fast wisecracks.
The one that really hurts is the reference
to 1t as carbon" Of Peter Gum.
Reynolds points out that webb had the idea
long before Peter Gum was created and made
full-length movie which, while 1t was no box
office smash, earned q tidy profit.
And he also asserts that 1t is the hrst
musically integrated story.
The blne-eyed actor, son Of an economics
professor and first Of his clan to enter show
business obviously admires his boss and his
method Of operation.
There's an honest attempt to recreate the
flavor Of the period and the music. But don't
is to make successful commercial Tv series.
He makes what he calls good product-God
bless him for that-but the time element has
hurt u.s."
When asked him If Jack wasn't trying to
do too much in half-hour show, Reynolds
admitted that+an hour would have been pref
cradle. He feels, though, that the stories
written for the most recent episodes, which win
be repeated this summer. are better suited to
the theme and the time.