The Sun Times from Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada • 11

Commonwealth Ministers Debate Extradition Setup LONDON (CP) Commonwealth law ministers have proposed a new extradition program to define the kind of fugitives who can be forced turn home but to make it easier for me unsuccessful politicians to escape the anger of their enemies. The program involving uniformity and reciprocity among the 22 member countries will not apply to Rhodesia, the ministers said in a communique today summing up their six-day conference. They also agreed to establish a small legal section in the Commonwealth secretariat which is headed by Canada's Arnold Smith. This section will help member countries develop new laws and to keep all governments informed on significant law changes in each country. A few of the ministers, including Britain, Ceylon and Singapore, showed interest in establishing: a Commonwealth appeal court, which didn't find favor with other member countries, including Canada.