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90. years; Two other, dailies, the Observer’: ‘caused. DAL. ticular

Birmingham Gazette and. the regret ;.in- Britain's: “newspaper |' :
Yorkshire: Observer, publishéd world. for: oth were. considered |

<The: Gazette, founded more: sible .pr,0¥.incia journalism |,
ES ‘on important local. issues,

Obes yer! ‘ound’ In: 1834," eloy-| The Glasgow; Evening «News|

thelr dast. editions: in November, outstanding. examples ‘of respofis.|..

ar Yorkshire ; paper.

fe In each’ case, 7 ‘officials of | ithe
eZ | papers. concerned blamed : rising
costs” — " partictilarly newsprint
HOC !and. wages —. fori the: closings,’
Si The: Glasgow’. ‘Evening ».News
, aagoment in a statement, to
the: staff isald: the’ paper. had)

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s publication. since the end ‘of the '°
~ Second World.. War. ‘About. 50
newspapers . ‘have gone “out “of
circulation i in Britaln curing ‘the

| last. 40 years. * .
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then’ on the other,» a “| pape casualties: in: the . United
“Indeed not even’ ‘th ighty (States | ‘have | ‘numbered nore
U.S.A. could ‘succeéd in. re-open- ;than 1,000 and there are’ fewer:
ing the Suéz canal’ American, iy. newspapers. In. both - Bri-
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‘to do. what Britain : ‘and: France;

western’: “alliance, . and
much more,’ almost went down
the drain—when “President Bis-

. enhower' had: protested to Prime

Minister Eden ine terms which
‘almost burnt, UP» pte ‘trans: At

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‘THE weakness Of the proposed

Eisenhower coctrine for the
Middle East is precisely. that re-
vealed by Dulles if his history-
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The United States -propose to
trv to keen the Middle East from
Salling. into the zone ‘of Soviet
influence by Made- Ane Washing-

  

can - soldler” ea bo: safer’ i
event of war if he has no Eng-
lish Tommy on one side of him,

_.. (or French Pollu on the other,

We all know what Mr, Dulles
means by that, He is not so stu-

that the British and French are
not good flghting men, But he.
is suggesting that thore Is now
an. Arn hostillty to Britaln and

tho United Slates,

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ornting Ina dream world, Grant-
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countries whore Arab nationale
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Aros fool solidarity with tholr
coeradinla In Algorin who “aro
flahting for thelr freedom,

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PRCTALIBTS |

0; litically Supported: ‘by. th

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to open his: mouth without pute; it or note
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hry, .
~ Weekly newspapers. have. been |
_maalority of UN members. eae even, harder hit. Since 3045 20
‘whether Mr. ‘Ditlles Knows: stispended publication or been
))* merged ‘with other. -papers.

‘Besides: rising costs, provincial

. f{-dallles. in Britain face stiff com-
‘petition from the national dail- |
‘les. pblished in’ London, whose ;
editions’ ‘are sold Unroughout, the!

ieountry,

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The Isvenlng:News,
UTMOST. IMPORTANCE

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wards fewer and fewer cholces |: -

for the: citizen. in his search: for

information’ “Is. a matter of. the i

utmost importance,”
“In. the” United: ‘Stites ‘there:

are 1;100, cities: with “only” one}.
In’ ‘Britain - three’

daily” ‘paper.

. Pour decupa 18. Of astable ab. al.
“4 dlaner. glven: In’ this Kent: town!
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me of fa RO aes 3410.00
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per cent’ of the: total: dally. elr-);

culation, —
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harmful, :Not until: a new trend |

or anew technique ‘makes (he.
starting and- sustalning of new
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‘free world: bosstble,. will we bel.
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and: must bé. written in’ “English. |,
+ A Canadian theme will: give | a,
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play. : a
All eniries’ must be postmark: aq
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1057, Resulls of the competition ‘).
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30, 1957 though no award will neil
made if plays submitted are noi:'
of sufficiently high calibre,

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