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aoe a a . , oN ‘ / a rey it oy¢4 r\ NPT ohn, IS, 960 Ve VAtRE Eg) a Enst Africnn Standard, Friday, January 24, 1490, 7 Members’ pb ee i ee — re M* “SHURGOOR MARSHALL, a United States lawyer 1 who is travelling to London as consultant to ‘the : Afmean Kleetod Members at the Kenya constitutional can- | ference, said in Nairobi yesterday thut indepéndence and i freedom for Kenya was duc now. “J do nol want to say ‘ ' it is overdwe, because F do- ; i Tait the: ‘ : hes ap Va ‘a tnae would 2 he not beheve un hying im thy, sited If he WV euhers tot past,” he added, arcepl anything Jess ihan one Mr. Marshall was accom mun one vole. Mr. Marshall said ponted by Mr T. J. Mboya ty depended whether they asked] eenarte cuirat eines South. him. He sow fio ronesa to ce They au the question of Mr. }agree with their proposals, Marshall's. . wamplele uwgre oak the con ter v he saa atest e thal Comple te ugre ‘onient | He was in complete agreeméat | would have to be settled In London with Africans in Kenys about. ihe Highlands. He had spent a whale | Mr. Marshall said he was ‘ia. complete agreement wlth the {afternoon here, and saw, no} [hous tar land 10 ‘be yworld constitutional prapuanig put for-{l waed by the Africun lected the basis of race anywhere int the } Asked if he would agr the applicatlon. of this: | ; Abliinbers ® the African lone x) toostriufioanl gnanges announts¢ for Tangnoyika — farmed ny precedent for deveopments in| Keng na sald Kenya must be juoked of as Kenya. Comparison with obker plares was dient, Asked whether he thought the enya ag well as ‘fo ees. Mr, Marshalk ‘ge . Jaough hig statement was broad enough to cover ANY place, Wy] lo not Lelleve ih ‘ownership tlof land being reste wd one woy og the thé, Kk @o nal Believe | Lirkensis. have the ght to] Posiaiet land fram being sald to that anyobpe else strict 1t from Trs,’" Origin Umiupoctant “| inangane that sooner or Inter we shall come up: against ae question, bub at present | woule essen rathec Just look at Kenyon,” aye ene aie Referring to the position of; Vine old to Africa inembers of Jimmigrant rats ee Soc eshall re idesk that Re who wisherl to look upon thetr enews there were some places selves as Kenyans. Mr, Marshall. f cher land ownership © was snid his iden of freedom and AeEra . focal’ residents. democrary was that anyone whty ete og ag some sense In lived in a country and agreed (6,frk ot think the - its gonstiitudan and laws, wat at eg ‘any Nahet land citizen, His place of origin Bald be: restelated on the basis about the most untenpat (ant i ralinne oi about him, and shoully be” true anywhere in. the wei : ) Mr. Mboya sald {Re linpartani] part was' that the permoy shoul +2 Bl 4acd with a Gourntry's ¢ nstiz} | tulion und set-up. It was no good) ; people saying they. wailed {6 look | | ;ugon ‘themgelves ag Kenyan if }they did not agree with ‘wit Kenyxz, was. nice: + th, “Nears eal, that much Dé Sine meéd' about the, { | or cau be rights al be con- en ee ee ed