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i WASHINGTON. (CP)—-Congr ess this year
take action'to admit two new states to the American

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‘the 49th and 60th states and, if
Congress reacts favorably, they:
could be brought in for the 1958
US. election. ~

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territories always ‘have been
blocked by southern — congress-
men because statehood for them
would add four new members—
two for each new state—to the

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“EGhana Becomes Free. Nation
Of West Africa Tomorrow

UL ONDON. (Routers)--Dr. Kwame Nkhruniai, prinie'tafnister of.
the iew West African nation of Ghana; sees the. emergence. of this
former British Gold Coast.colony into self- -government’ as: another
step towards his’ vision of 2 socialist’ Africa: of. independent. states

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Mileft. a- prison cell to form. a pe’ overned: by: anybody else,”
‘Bi covernment outlined. his political, é y anybody

a philosophy: in his’ autobiography independence in’ Ghana;. not: dis

“ehtitled Ghana.» ~~". Lan isolated objective. confined to
The pitbiication' of. the” book! the Gold Coast; but-as part of a

gauguration ‘of independence on abolition. of: ‘colonial. rule
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|town, heard. Dean: Kallman Rol-

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POWELL RIVER ‘@—An cntite
university faculty * which® fled
Russian | oppression ~ following).
the ‘October: “uprisings ‘In Hun-].
galy ‘has. been" officially, opened
here.

‘Some. 300- ‘Hungarian, ‘students,
professors and their’. families, as.
Well. ‘as :400” residents of this

‘ler’ of : the. Sopron. , University

| university. of . Sopron. in Canada
cfficially “opened” Sunday...

foreign | univers! ty has‘been’ dedi-
cated on North: American’ soil,

-. President ‘M. J. Foley of the
Powell: River. Co,’ congratulated
the Sopton - students. on ‘their
courage. {1 setting’up. their ‘uni-
versity $0" ‘far from their: home:
land,”

." Addiesses ~ of: ‘welcome | were
given by’ Chancellor Sherwood
‘Lett “and: President:: Norman
MacKenzie of: the University: of
{British Columbia. and Dear,
George Allen of the: UBC, faculty
of forestry. .

. Dean Roller. said: My believe: I
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® africa to ‘attain: self-government
x within the ‘Commonwealth,

a HATES COLONI ALISM

‘This autobiography. is the story
g of the rise to power of a village
“gi goldsmith’s son, of his introduc-
~ gi tion “to “underground”. ‘political
‘M@ work in’ Britain and. America,

  
   
 
   
    
   
   
  
   
    
  
  
    
  
     
 
 
 
 
      
  

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. ideology of African political, con.

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American. nationalism, ‘and ‘the,

No One Blan ; ed |
Ih Sinking — |

“The Aftican .’ wee ids. been. ‘VANCOUVER —There was’
awakened.and the struggle for inot enough evidence to blame
freedom will go on...” * | anybody: for the sinking, of the.

sciousness and. African political
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. “Our task is. not: done and our ‘coastal frelgh'er “Trigebrfish in
own safety’ {5 Not. assured until Howe Sound Jast October, a
the, last vestiges: of’ colonialism’ three-man: investigating com-
have ‘becn swept, from “Africa.” ,tlsslon reported Monday.

colony's

wl tieal thought and. action is

Dr. Nkrumah re jects ‘the capi-! ‘Mr, Justice J. Vy Clyhe, read-
talist: system as '‘too complicated’
for’ a’nowly-independéent nation
and advocates n: soclalistic ‘soc- |
jety, in which democracy may
need the support, in the carly:

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un " iy ua " s u RONENE iat ¢ olonial _ system, He Says "It is days, of “emergency measures

of a totalitarian kind!
GANDUT FOLLOWER

He confesses: that he once
thought armed rebellion was the

n study ‘of Mathatma Gandhi's
philvsophy of non-violence,
which he sough to apply in prac-
tical terms In the Gold Coust,
Like Gandht and many other
revolutionary leaders who
changed (bely country’s systems
of governinont,. Dr,. Nkrumah
know the’ humiliation of im-
prisonment, In 1048, when he
was general gocretary. of the
United Gold Coast Convention
hoe was ayrosted .and detained
following plots: in “Acero, the
capital, "

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fered Imprlsotiment aso, political
Tagitator,
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now - party .awopt nie power In
ie 100) ‘general: oloclion, He was
rolenwed .. ond ‘livited: py, the
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only way to achiove his abjece |
tive of self-government, Bult he’;
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‘ing, the report on the sinking:
that killed three men, said:

“We belleve that conditions of
loading, together with the shift.
ing of unsecured cargo was the
igause of the disaster, But be-
cause of. insufficient proof we
are unable to make such a find-
sng with any reasonabie degree
of assurance,

Ji We do not feel that In
justice we ein hold any person
at fault.”

The Triggerfish, a 108-foot
vessel owned by Tidewater Ship-
ping Co, of Vancouver, sank
suddenly In Howe Sound Oct. 6,
and three of the eight-man crew
went down with her,

The report sirongly eritdeledd
the company’s loading practices,
and sald that the loading su-
pervision of marine supertntends
ent; Harald de ta Mothe wag
“more or less perfunctory.”

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“On Heaith Plan:

- VANCOUVER LQ Premier
Bennelt called on the. federal
government Monday -to enter-in-

British Columbia: immediately:

He welcomed. an. atinounce-
ment
government plans to go ahead
with a national hospital insur-

Parliament...

“The federal. government can
show it ig really sincere by ac-
cepting B.C.’s offer of.a partner-
ship arrangement tight now,”
the premier.said in an’ Anter-
view here. :

. British. Columbla, Mr. Ben-
nett said, is willing to enter the
agreement .on «the “broadest
terms” which Ottawa ‘sees. fit,
_ “We are: willing ‘that B.C,
should be used’ as the’ guinea
pig for the rest of Canada, We

are quite willing to-Jimit: the
scope of ‘the scheme in any way
and we are. quite willing to un-
dertake the experiinent, for. the

benefit of the whole of Canada.”

The premicr was here for me-
morial services for the late Col.
-) W.-C. Woodward, department
store executive. a

material. command, was one ‘ot
the. ight who-died when a
Mitehell bomber crashed near
Otiawa Friday night. The
plane was revurhing to Ottawa;
after’ Air Vice-Marshall Ripley

tlons of his... command at
Churchill, Manitoba.
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frown og she ponders her ‘starting point for ai sketeh “of Oscar
Zadkine’s statue, “The Pout,” on display in the Winnipeg art
gailory, She and her art-school classmates spend a day at the

sketching, (OP Photo).

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| This year, however, ’ President
‘mission of Alaska and Hawall as Eisenhower has

Senate‘and upset the balance of.

[other 48 states,

to a health partnership with
‘| fi ‘pected to come from southern

from Ottawa- that - the |.

-contiguous.lo. the continental
ance scheme al this ‘$085 ion of.

strongly endors-
ted statehood for the territories,
In the past, he has opposed Alas-
kan statchood on thé grounds of
defence. 4

Instead of the usual enabling
bills which would-merely “auth:
orize” statehood, Congress’ now
has before it two bills which
would. recognize constitutions
already adopted by the territor-
tes and grant them.direct admis:
sion with’ next, year's election,

This would; circumvent the
necd of having their candidates
for statehodd ratified by the

SOUTHERN OPPOSITION:

“Northern Liberal. . Democrats |
and Republicans are reported all
set to grant statehood but need»
moore, Republican support to
carry. the legislation. As in the
past, the main opposition is ex-

Democrats,
Outwardly, the - southerners
contend that neither territory is

United Stales and that Alaska,
at least, is not sufficiently de-
veloped cconomlcally to stand on
its own feelas n state. .
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ancse- “Ameticans and \Al Alaska’
Eskimo-Americans enjoy. soclal,.
economic and ‘political: oquility:
with thelr: white brethren - ‘
KEY REPORT | ae
The Hawall case could be pre-’
judiced by a forthcoming report.
on alleged - Communist. inflitra-
{ion into the territory. Theire=.
port, significantly, is belng pre=. -
pared by a Senate internal’ se*
curity sub-committee headed by,
Senator James O.. Bstland, Rt.
Mississlpp! Democrat, ‘who | has
bitterly fought, any ‘fMove bo,
guarantee the civil \ rights “of
southern Negroes, {40 nus
Statchood long has been Sought:
by inhabitants of both tezritor-,
les: who Glaim-they now are. be
Ing’ treated as colonials: and. d dé
med .thelr full economic. and:
political rights. Both territdetes
are represented in Congress’ by:
non- -voting delegates, who" have
no active say in national attalrs,

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