Statesman, Sales Oreaonu Sunday, June 20, 1954
British Justice Fights Native
Terrorism In Mau Mau-Land
black skin shining with sweat, his
legs shackled in irons.
Behind ifim in the high-paneled
courtroom stood two African police
men armed with rifles, red fezzes
cocked on their heads.
The .voices of witnesses droned
in the beat like persistent flies,
echoed byAhe voice of the transla
tor who added each time, "Yes,
mlord." or "No. m'lord" to the
wigged and black-robed English
By FRED ZUSY judge on the bench.
NAIROBI. Kenya The young i Barefoot native assessors, who
wan sat in the prisoner's box. his ' act as advisors to the court on
(Editor' Bote: For more than a
year Mau Mau terrorists have
stalked the rich British East Afri
can colony of Kenya. The Mau
Mau hunts and murders both
blacks and whites. The British are
working toward a long-range solu
tion, but it will take time. In the
meantime, here's an intimate
glimpse of how British justice is
meeting terror in Kenya.)
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questions of fact, listened gravely.
The man was .Miano, son of
Ngemwe. He had been caught up
in the reign of terror known as
Man Mau which may someday be
a mere footnote in the annals of
the British Empire.
But today, in the dense forests
and dry uplands of Kenya, it is a
life or death struggle between the
whites who came to tame the land
and the blacks who would drive
them out.
Chased Suspect
A patrol of the King's African
Rifles black troops with white of
ficers captured Miano on a ban
ana plantation last Feb. 0 as they
chased a gang of suspected Mau
Mau.
From the witness stand a cor
poral and a sergeant testified that
Miano raised a home-made rifle to
fire at the pursuing troops but
dropped it when he saw the cor
poral wae armed with a Sten gun.
Na. protested Miano, when he
took the stand. The gun was not
his. The troops forced it on him.
Speaking quickly in Swahili, Miano
said he was an unwilling captive of
the Mau Mau.
"I have betrayed Mau Mau and
would be killed by them." he told
the grave judge. "I will point out
the medicine man who advises Mau
Mau where and when to attack."
The native assessors looked at
Miano thoughtfully. The judge was
silent.
Hung by Wrists
Now Miano cried he'd been hung
from a tree with his wrists bound
so that a confession could be wrung
from him.
The court and the assessors stu
died his wrists. They noted marks
"of some sort. But there were no
marks on his neck.
His court-appointed attorney rose
and said that many innocent Afri
cans were used by Mau Mau as
carriers and coolies.
But the prosecutor cited the
damning evidence: -Miano and his
gang were in a prohibited area
when the King's Rifles found them.
On a recent evening Miano, son
of Ngemwe, was marched out to a
scaffolding. The hangman's rope
was placed around his neck. The
trapdoor was sprung. Presently
Miano was dead.
He was one of 14--their ages
ranging from 24 to 37 hanged be
tween S p. m. and 5:30 a m. that
night after being duly tried before
justices of the Kenya Supreme
Court.
3tt .Executed
Since Mau Mau erupted in Oc
tober. 1932 a total of 390 Kenya
blacks have been executed in this
fashion. They die for illegal pos
session of firearms or ammunition,
for murder, for consorting with
unlawfully armed persons, r for
taking part in Mau Mau oath, cere
monies. The Mau Mau ritual includes
bestiality, cannibalism, such acts
as picking out a dead person's eyes
and drinking the fluid from the
sockets.
Mau Mau have killed close to
1,000 Africans, more than 20 Eu
ropeans and more than 20 Asians.
Crown forces are steadily making;
inroads in the ranks of the fanatics, '
killing about 200 and capturing
about 50 every month. Yet still the
Man Mau bathe Kenya in blood,
raiding remote ranches and settle
ments. Used as Workers
The most difficult problem of the
settlers is the fact that the -Mau
Mau draws its membership from
the Kikuyu. the tribe from which
Europeans have drawn most of
their farm and domestic workers.
Thus Kikuyu, who by day appear
to be passive workers, at night
may be taking part in the ghastly
rites and grim activities of Mau
Mau.
The basic driving force Of the
Mau Mau is the claim that the
land belongs to the Kikuyu not to
the whites. The strategy of the
Mau Mau leaders is to establish
rule by terror over all Africans in
Kenya so they will obey Mau Mau
rather than the government.
These are the things in the minds
of the colonists when a suspected
Mau Mau comes to trial. But Brit
ish justice runs its slow and careful
course in each case, with Datives
advising and watching proceedings
closely.
Miano and the 13 hanged with
him, had appealed their cases, but
all the appeals were dismissed.
Among those hanged was Karuo-
ya, son of Kanyugi, whom a patrol
flushed out of a hut in Nganda.
A companion escaped. Members of
the patrol testified that Karuoya
told them he was "captain Kenya"
of the Mau Mau. .
Police Jersey
In the hut they said they found a
police-type jersey with three stars
on the epaulettes and a bush shirt
with an embroidered badge lettered
"Kenya." They also said they
found a home-made gun of pipe
with a crudely carved stock and
eight rounds of ammunition.
A 16-year-old girl found in the
hut was released. Karuoya claimed
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Most of the forenoon was de
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Geddes said there had been a
tendency on the part of too many
Legislatures to compile and adopt
a budget based on the actual
money available.
One of the outstanding budget
problems, Geddes continued, is
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"I am not able to answer this
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is a problem that should have
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Geddes said no government
can be 'successful without co
operation between the executive,
judicial and legislative branches.
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"Such requests should have
adequate consideration," Geddes
declared. He urged that budget
facts be placed on the table and
that financial requests be based
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and financial requests should be
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committee early in the legisla
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and Legislature more time for
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problems referred to his depart
ment for legal interpretation.
Follow-Through
At the noon luncheon Frank
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and general manager of the Pa
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proposed and adopted. His dis
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budgeting practices of the tele
phone company and other large
corporations.
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of administration. Those partici
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director of the State Civil Serv
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dean, School of Business and
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Bower Explains
The theory of budgeting and
operation on both the federal
and state basis was explained by
Floyd Bower, Salem public ac
countant The practice, in some
cases, of creating budget finan
cial reserves instead Of using
such reserves to reduce tax
levies, was questioned by Attor
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He suggested that annual rath
er than biennial budgets might
be an improvement over the cur-
be was an innocent villager tend
ing goats nearby when the patrol
arrived. He was sentenced to
death.
Another hanged was Mbugwa,
son of Muchara. who was captured
in a native hotel room in the Kiam
bu district. There police found
"bhang," the local marijuana, and
other equipment believed used in
an oath-taking ceremony.
They said they also found two
rounds of small bore ammunition
bidden in a pocket of his under
wear when they searched him.
Mbugwa claimed he wasn't wear
ing any underwear. He was hanged
for possession of ammunition.
The English do not expect to ex
terminate the Mau Mau out of ex
istence. In the long run .they look
to Christianity and gradual econo
mic and social changes to bring
peace to this unhappy land.
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450 Merchandise
451 Machinery and Tools
S-in. SAW. 6-ln. Jointer comb. Used
little. Call 6 p.m. 386 B St., Inde
pendence, Ph. 109.
FOR SALE. 2 hand gasoline pumps.
See them at 1131 Edge water. CaU
Joe Hutchison. Realtor. 4-5743.
7 FT. New Ideal mower. Fits any
tractor, used 1 day. New $439.
WiU take $275. Also 6 ft. cover
crop disk. Rubber tires. $200. Har
Vfv Marr. 737 W. Church. Mon
mouth Ph. 2197.
SAFE, permanent -removal of un
sightly facial hairs. Erich cf N.Y.
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group No.
L 2068 N. ComT. 3-4537. 4-3544.
ALCHOLICS Anonymous. 318 K.
Commercial. 4-7812 or 2-Z10S.
400 Agriculture
402 LlTMtock For Sole
0 HEAD white face feeder cattle.
Ph. 3-4093.
LOCKEH BEEF Eastern Oregon, ft
or whole 30c Custom killing.
Trailer loaned free Sslera Meat
Co.. 1323 S 25th Ph J-48J8.
403 Livestock: Wanted
DESPERATE! WANTED!
Horse for 9-year-old to ride. Free
summer board. 2-4567 or 3-4811.
Li V iOCK uuyet i buy cattle,
horses, hogs, sheep, veal Emery
Alderman. Ph. 4-6430 or 4-7218.
Dr. Caswell
Rites Monday
EUGENE (fl Funeral services
will be held Monday for Dr. Albert
E. Caswell, 70, retired head of the
University of Oregon physics de
partment, who died Friday. He
headed the department from 1934
until 1949.
Dr. Caswell was first state presi
dent of Sigma XI. scientific hon
orarly fraternity. He was active
in Presbyterian church affairs and
in 1948 was chairman of the Ore
gon Council of Churches' commit
tee on the Bible.
The widow, Constance, and a
daughter, of Eugene, and three
sons survive.
ANNOUNCEMENT Our livestock
market report at 6:30 a jti. on radio
station KSLM. Lambs and other
livestock consigned to us, sold
promptly
CLARK. TAYLOR it HOARD
Live Stock Market Agency
211-212 Exchange Building,
North Portland Oregon
CATTLE B1) YRS E i. and H. Sne
then. 4297 State. 2-134S or 2-4380.
TWINS HAVE BREAKS
MISSOURI VALLEY, la. Wl
Molly Marsh, 8, broke ber right
arm in a fall. Six weeks later,
twin Kathy, did it too.
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CATTLE, horses, at your farm. E. C
McCandHsh. 1127 S. 25th. Ph. 3-8147.
LIVESTOCK buyer. A. F. Sommer.
156 3 Harmony Dr. Ph. 4-2617.
404 Poultry and Rabbits
STARTER & dress Chinese pheas
ants. Ph. 4-3038. 2365 Tepper Lane.
CO-OP four-point tractor. Chrysler
industrial motor, 6-peed transmis
sion, 30 miles per hour on road,
also verv slow for combine work.
Value S700. Will take pickup
truck, boat or what for most of it.
Salem Phone 4-2572.
455 Hsehold Goods For Sale
USED range and refrigerator.
2-5853.
Call
ANTIQUES. Vyrm seat, suite, solid
walnut dresser de bed. CaU at
1411 Court.
FRIGID AIRE -ft.. S20.
Ave.
31 Gerth
UNUSUAL buy. Delux Admiral re
frig.. 91". Almost new. Large
freezing unit. S220. Ph. 2-7643.
USED refrigerators. S19.95 & up. Al
Laue, App.. 2350 State St
ROLL-A-WAY bed & mattress. Coil
spring. 10. Ph. 2-7130
3-PC. chrome dinette set. Red leath
ertte platform rocker. 2-39" roUo-
way beds. 1730 S. CapitoL
LIKE new auto, washer. 1150. See st
2824 Brown Rd. or call 2-7362.
Queen size bed and mattress. Nearly
new metal frame. Eiec. range ac
misc. items. Ph. 4-5233.
USED pianos. Your choice $75. H. L
Stiff furniture. 175 N. High.
UNFINISHED furniture H
Turn. Store. 173 N High
L Stiff
NORGE Refrigerator, good condition.
$65. Apt. 4. 488 N. Liberty.
YOUNG dressed roasting hens de
livered. Ph. 3-1260 and 3-1267.
100 CHRISTY N. H. pullets and 25
unrelated cockerels 9 weeks old. 2
good egg scales. 1490 Barnes Ave.
2-0040.
CALIFORNIA doe rabbits ready to
breed. 4-2672 or 2-0595.
N. H. FRYERS, extra large. 32c per
lb. lrve. Ph. 2-Z819.
DRESSED FRYERS. PH. 4-1090.
LEGHORN pullets. 3 mos. old. Lay
ing and ready-to-lay. Will lay high
priced summer eggs. Ph. 2-2861.
Lee's Hatchery.
BABY chicks hatched year around.
Valley farm store.
DAY OLD and started New Hamp
shire White Rocks and Golden
Broad every Tuesday and Friday.
FOX'S HATCHERY
3830 State St Ph. 3-4969
HAYWOOD Wakefield dining room
set. $318 new. Sell for $150. Solid
maple corner table. $62 new. SeU
for $38. Solid Maple lamp table.
$32. 2 piece sectional. 4 reversible
cushions. 3 way table lamp. $35
new. Sell $12. 5x23" mirror, per
manent finish, $20. 2-5954. 5085 Sil
verton Rd.
M. W. refrlg. Sealed unit, guaran
teed untU 1958. $135. Eves. ph.
2-4877. 1545 N. 17th St
PLUMBING
Tefleta
Shower Cabinets
Wash Basins
.S24.M
-$39 50
-SUM
4 -In. cast iron soil pipe, per ft. 69c
Water heaters, bath tuba, fittings
colored sets at tremendous savings.
CAPITAL BARGAIN HOUSE
145 CENTER SALEM
VALLEY Builder s Supply. Picnic ta
bles ana benches, redwood or nr.
$25 up. Doors, hardware, paints,
plywood. 99E. 1 ml. South. 12th St.
junction. Open 4 days a week, a
to 7. Closed Mondays.
CORRUGATED Galv. Roofing 12'
sheets $2.64, 10' sheets $X20.
sheets $1.76, Less for large quan
tities. Wood burn Lumber Co.
Phone 8826. Woodburn. Ore.
STORM Seal galv. Roofing 12' sheets
$3.00. 10' sheets $2.50. S sheets.
Less for large quantities. Wood
bum Lumber Co. Ph. S826, Wood
burn. Ore.
WRECKING all material must go.
Shiplap $43 per M. Siding $43 per
M. 2x10. 2x6, 2x4. $40 par M- txS
&c .other materials. $33 per XL Lo
cated l'k miles N. of Silverton
Rd. 4190 McCain Ave.
BUILDING?
PLYWOOD PRICE DROPPED
American Birch Plywood, Your
choice W grade . 44e
Mahogany, "Jap birch" plywood,
perfect for pane nag and cab
inets CHEAP
Kraft paper sale
Long plywood for boats
Null, per keg
lean
JS
7 5S
$J5
-10M
3 tab. 215 lb. roofing
No. 1 cedar shingles . ,
White asbestos aidlnx
Cedar Shakes with, U. C ehean
Waterproof wall board. 4tS l.TS
Unpainted shakes
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3Se
New 4x8 piaster board
Outside white paint
500 gal. steel septic tanks
4 east iron soil pipe
4" oranxebure Pipe.
Plastic pipe less than galvanized.
i" earvanixad nire 12e
New toilets with seats
New bath tubs, t
42 gal water heaters
12-2 elec. wire, roll at
Dbl sink com. wrim
Plastic drain bd. covering.
Galvanized gutter. 4-in
New doors, all sires
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J9.50
$7 SO
.4ie
43 95
JOc ft.
14c ft.
130
-2.50
New fir door lambs
Overhead garage hardware 13-93
8x7 steel doors, cooon. 44.00
Insulation, loose Sc batta( CHEAP!
Hundreds new weather stripped
windows In stock .,..1.440 up
New picture " M
Cedar posts. Your choice . . 35c
Barbed wire. 12'i gauge S6.95
Woven wire Sc chick, fence CHEAP
Shake mold lOe ft.
Galvanized Iron Roof.,,- IIP. 00 sq.
Kew S recti Doers $S.SS
Cedar & Fir sidinf ,fCHXAP
1.000 Used Wtndows Your Choice
C. G. LONG & SONS
I ml N of Ketser
Ph 4-5051
. LUMBER SALE
Shinlap and 2 Inch. All new lum
ber. $1730 per M. and
livered. Phone 2-2042:
up de-
DAVENPORT, exc. cond.. very rea
sonable. 2835 Bolton (Follow Can
, dolaria to Bolton) Ph. 4-5339.
SOFA. $35 wing chair, $15. 3 section
corner mahogany bookcase $60.
Ph, 33972.
456 Wanted, Hsehold Goods
NEED large quantity of better qual
ity household goods. appliances.
Get top cash price. Ph. Glen
Woodry or bring to 1605 N. Sum-
. mer.
WANTED Used apt. size elec; range.
Reasonable. Ph. 3-8642.
CUSTOM killing, fowl of any kind.
Kin 6 days a week. NeweU's Poul
try Plrnt Rt. S Box 109 Ph. 4-3426,
408 Pets
FREE healthy kittens. 668 Gfen Creek
Dr. Ph. 2-3139. 3-6214.
FREE kittens. Ph. 4-4898.
BOXER pups. Flashy Fawns. A.K.C.
Ph. 3-9664.
KITTENS to give away. Ph. 4-6604.
ONE reg. blonde male cocker pup,
2443 Wooddale Ave. N. Gate Add.
REG cockers. 6403 Lake Labish Rd.
Totem Pole, turn R 01 mi.. L .2 mi.
PURE-BRED toy Manchester pups.
Rt. 4. Box 305. Albany. 2608. R4.
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DRS. CHAN and LAM
CHINESE NATUROPATHS
Upstairs, 21 North Liberty
Office open Saturday enl. is a.m.
to I p.m.; I M t pa Consultation,
blood pressor and urine tests ar
free of ehars Practiced since JJ it
Writ ter attract!- sift. Me ebli-catioa.
riii-ii in it ir-T-iiin -iif rr f-2 "-'w
BOLLINGER'S
si-t a .-in with low srices
14-2 Elec Wire 2C ft.
12-2 Elec Wire 4,jc ft,
4" Galv K Gutter l3eJ?z
343 N. ComT. St. Salem Ph. 2-S85S
RED CEDAR SHINGLES ,
Del. pirces: No. 1. $9 25. NO. x, $3.34.
No. 3. $4- N. 4, 80.50. Low prices
shiplap and all grades common
lumber. Call Ted Muller. Ph. Sa
lem a-1196. .
PINE! PINE! PINE!
New load. Shelving 12,e ft-. Panel
ing 1H.C ft- Lots to pick from.
IS iambs 2.93 set. Clear, tool Ply
wood specials: 150 sheets i 4x8
combed st 18c. 125 sheets - 4x8
vg. Redwood at 16c Ext.. tool
4x8 sheets in int. or ext. ply
Shakes No. 1. $10.30 incL uc Util
ity sliakes $3.7. New car oak
flooring, priced right! Walttoard
1.44 4x8. Harwoard 1.75 4x8. Sdgs
59.50 up. Scr. doors 6.85 up. Friend
ly, prompt estimating Sc delivery
iervfcV. NO DOWN PAYMENT
36 MONTHS TO PAY. Come in!
Visit I Open all day Saturday.
PORTLAND ROAD LUMBER YARD
3545 Portland Rd. Ph. 4-4433
jv7anted (herries
HUDSON HOUSE, INC.
Wants Your Cherries
Prices are better than last yearl
Receiving Stations to Be at
Jory Packing Plant
985 N. Front, Salem - Ph. 2-1001
Hudson House Dundee
Packing Plant - Ph. 64, Newbero
Adolph Hildebrasid
Rt. 1, Bex 443, 2 Mi. East of Dallas Salem-Dallas Highway
Phone Dallas, 3022