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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 10, 1963, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press August 10, 1963 h Black White unite against Portugal s dictator Salazar by Patrick Keatley London special the guard Ian Algeria and a number of other Independent african states Are reported to be ready to consider an important new diplomatic Initia Tive which would link the under ground White opposition move ment inside Portugal with the pan african movement which seeks to take Over Power in Angola Mozambique and the other portuguese territories in Africa. The first overt demonstration of this new policy will be a tour of african states by the Leader in exile of the portuguese democratic general Humberto Delgado. He is expected to Fly to Europe from his exile Headquarters first to consult his followers in the pm branches and then to embark on his tour of. Africa. The Climax of this will come when he reaches dares Salaam the Tanganyikan capital where he expects to hold discussions with president Julius Nyerere. First time accompanying him on this trip will be a Young portuguese banker turned politician Antonio de Figueiredo who has been organizing some details of the tour from his exile Headquarters in London. He is the Secretary for overseas affairs of the pm and its representative in this country. The significance of this news is that for the first time the White and the Black opposition to the Salazar regime have opened negotiations with a View to uniting. In a message from Rio de Janeiro to his London office Gen. Delgado has outlined a firm policy line that if the opposition movement in metropolitan Portugal is Able to bring Down the Salazaar government it pledges itself to take immediate Steps to Institute democratic government in Angola Mozambique. Portuguese Guinea and the other colonial possessions and to Grant full Independence to such governments As swiftly As is practical. Liner seized Gen. Delgado is the last of a series of Public figures in portuguese life who unsuccessfully stood for the presidency against the candidate sponsored by or. Salazar. Six months after his defeat in the election of june 1958, he fled to the brazilian embassy in Lisbon and was granted Asylum. He claims that his party actually gained the support of 82 per cent of the electorate in 1958, although the official re turn gave him about 25 per his most publicized action against the Salazar government was the seizure the line Santa Maria by his aide Cap Tain Galvao in january 196 up to now the exile move ments of african political Leac ers from Angola and other portuguese territories have take the View that a change of regime in Lisbon would probably Brin about Little change in Oversea policy. Three counts Gen. Delgado s decision make the journey to Salaam is significant on thre counts dares Salaam is the Cap ital of or Nyerere who even in colonial Days had taken the Lead in establishing the pan african Freedom move ment. It shares with Leopold ill in the Congo the task of pro Viding an exile Headquarters for the africans mulattoes ant europeans who have fled from Angola and Mozambique. The Addis Ababa Confer ence s decision to set up a nine nation coordinating committee some May like it purple Guelph up imagine having a Lawn you did t have to a purple one. That s one of the Success stories of project Shrinka Plant at the Ontario agriculture College Here. It has produced a dwarfing chemical which stops Lawn growth at the right height and thickness. But there s an upsetting Side effect if you want to Call it that. The Lawn turns purple. Maybe it will Start a new fad in purple or. . Stoskopf of the College s crop science department said thursday. He said the fad May catch on especially for men who hate or. Stoskopf has new Hope however. Project shrink Plant has produced another Dwarf ing compound Timethy ammonium Chloride which offers More Promise. He plans to try it on his own grass and i Hope i la have the greenest thickest Lawn a town without mow for Southern Africa led to the setting up of a permanent secretariat in the Tanganyikan capital. The committee is due to report to the conference of for eign ministers of african states assembled this week at Dakar in Senegal. Interview or. De Figueriedo 34, fled from Mozambique four years ago and still regards that Terri tory As Home although he is of european extraction. He has written a Book about his experiences and is engaged now on a political study of portuguese colonialism. In London this week he said in an interview it will fall to a future democratic in Portugal to disentangle the nation from its colonialist heritage of abuse and error. The conjunction of internal and internationalist pressures of or Salazar s regime indicate that it is at Long last nearing its end. We have never accepted his constitutional charter imposed on us by the 1926 coup d eat. When democracy has been restored in Portugal the pm of Gen. Delgado recognizes that full Independence for the african states should follow. On granting Independence to Angola for instance we would empower government of african nationalists democratically elected by the angolan peo ple. We have had ourselves too much bitter experience of the Rule of a self appointed government to wish the Ang Olan people the same Fate. Portugal s last redeeming duty to the angolans is to ensure that they will be Al Lowed to choose freely in the full Light of International observation their own govern ment. The african nationalists Are our natural allies in the struggle for a portuguese democracy. We Welcome any development that May strengthen the pressures on or. Salazar s regime. It is Only the existence of that regime now that stands in the Way of a peaceful Solu Gen. Delgado s african tour is Likely to begin in Algeria Anc Ake in four or five countries on he Way to Tanganyika. St. John s College the anglican College co educational on the Campus of the University of Manitoba. Arts and science theology four year course in arts leading to the . Degree. Honors and graduate studies in arts. Three years of science prior to specialized courses. Theological studies leading to the degree of Bachelor of theology. Preparation for the schools of engineering Law Medicine dentistry education Etc. Scholarships and bursaries residences for men and women for full particulars write to the registrar or. John s College Dysart Boulevard fort carry Winnipeg 19 phone cd 3-8514 i i a Crity stable j cupping v London. University students students entering the University or any of the affiliated colleges Are urged to buy their text books Well in Advance. Summer Reading will enable the student to prepare for the opening of classes. Many of the books Are now available at the Book department. The University of Manitoba Book department fort carry Campus terminal . Swathes Viet Nam s first lady Washington special tons the state department publicly indicated thursday that it was beginning to have enough of Madame Ngo Ninh Nhu. We Don t wish to comment on Madame Shii s utterances especially in View of the fact that she does not have any official position in the vietnamese and Richard i. Phil lips state department Man declared in a press Brief ing. Madame Nhu sister in Law and official hostess of South Viet Nam s Bachelor president Ngo Dinh diem has become More and More outspoken of late in her denunciation of buddhists americans and anybody else who gets in her Way. On wednesday Madame Nhu went one step farther in charging that the . Embassy in Saigon had threatened and blackmailed the vietnamese government in an Effort to shut me or. Phillips no comment thursday to Madame Nhu s utterances was in response to this latest charge of hers. Earlier this week Madame Nhu s father vietnamese Ambas Sador to the . Tran Van Chu Ong publicly disavowed her criticisms of Viet Nam s buddhists and declared his daughter showed Lack of the Washington Post at least 25 in fair Montreal least 25 foreign countries will participate in the 1967 Montreal world s fair commissioner general Paul Bienvenu said Friday. Official Confirma Tion had been received from two United kingdom and Bel we Are positive that minimum of 25 will take part and the total will probably go much said or. Bien Venu. I think i have found the definitive English Charity the old War horse memorial Hospital in Cairo. There was an advertisement for them recently in the Tatler not Only do they minister to horses they minister to horses in some Corner of a foreign Field horses owned by poor As the treasurer Kathleen Taylor Smith says gently. Henry Fielding daily Herald i idea from Nigeria or. Macmillan caused laughter and applause at i the Britain Nigeria association dinner in London recently when he referred to an amendment in the nigerian Constitution stating that no prime minister can be relieved of office an Adverse vote of the he commented there is a lot to be said for that. You Are the pioneers. It May be that we will probably i follow in your i Peterborough daily Telegraph 5 _ education note schoolmaster children Are so precocious now. I have to keep telling them not to use the inkwells As c x John London evening news i explanation 1 having to reject the Queen s invitation to her i Garden party at Buckingham Palace recently major general sir Robert Laycock the lord lieutenant of Nottinghamshire. I the reason he has broken three ribs. How i i was trying to Stop the garage door slam 2 Ming on my dog when i slipped on a Patch of Oil j and fell on the bumper of my sports explains sir Robert. 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Preparations for the examinations of the Western Board of music and the Royal conservatory of Toronto. A new music building offers the most modern facilities. Credit granting Extension courses science and education school tree when a new office Block built for the Pilkington i Glass firm was opened at St. Helens lanes., recently a fir tree was attached to the highest Point of the roof. I a company spokesman explained carefully this i is a traditional Way of appeasing the gods of the c Forest who might otherwise be angry at the loss if so i much of their Timber used in the after the ceremony the lift went wrong and sir Harry Pilkington had to walk Down 13 flights of stairs j to the ground floor. I perhaps it was the wrong kind of tree. I Henry Fielding daily Herald i Wise precaution j aluminium and Glass Fibre chairs Are to be put in London s seven Royal Parks in an Effort to beat Van j dais. The chairs will survive fire and razor Blade at 9 tacks and will float if thrown into Ponds and i negotiations Are in Progress for similar chairs to be provided at Buckingham Palace. They will be used i at Garden news report. I Peterborough daily Telegraph i i Fame at last Mandy Rice Davies Clad in an almost trans i Parent mauve evening dress weighs in at the Book stalls next month on the cover of a paperback novel called sinister by thriller writer sax f Rohmer. Mandy posed for the illustration at a studio i in North London last january. I Edward Mort Lemens the 48-year-old artist who painted the picture told me she posed in a Bikini and i filled in the almost transparent evening j the fee was three guineas. Today i feel it Ujj would be slightly More. Rex North daily Mirror i tribute the communist peer lord Milford made his Maiden speech last week. Unfortunately i am so deaf i could t hear a word he said. Sitting next to him on fhe Cross benches As he spoke was the governor of the Bank of England lord Cramer. What a truly splendid place the House of lords is. Lord Arran evening news in greek history and with what do you associate asked an education officer of one of his pupils at the National j maritime museum. The Battle of Trafalgar replied the boy immediately. J Peterborough daily Telegraph i pity the working class my heart is Little moved by remarks on the 9 proposed parking meter fee of 2s. 6d. 37c made by i or. Clive Jenkins general Secretary of the association of supervisory staffs executives and Lech Nicias people hardest hit will be Trade unionists i who have to use cars to do i Albany. Sunday Telegraph i service telling How he refused to pay the usual 10 per cent service charge at a Well known three Star hotel i in. Devon for the simple reason that he had received no service a newspaper Reader spoils what would i otherwise be a convincing Case by adding that when carrying two cases Down the stairs upon leaving in i me he slipped and one of fhe staff while making no attempt to help did look round and in i quire if i was All i and As hotel staffs and British hotel guests will i hasten to agree that amounts to de luxe . Treat i ment of the highest order As for As British hotels Are 5 concerned. I i Peter simple daily Telegraph f Miracle in London Ujj i my cab Driver to a wine tasting in the City at i painters Hall confessed i m not quite sure where it is but i be a fair after a couple of unsuccessful sorties around Lon 5 r Don Bridge a knowledgeable City Constable directed us i i Back to Little Trinity Lane off upper thames Street. 0 with four shillings 60 cents on the clock i offered Ujj the cabbie five 75 of he said. Ill Only take half a Dollar. 37 5 1 Correct fare if i d gone right would t have been i i More than a couple of Bob 30 John London evening news a off color f Good clean entertainment every might except notice outside a South London 5 pub. I London evening news i technical schools offer vital training to youth Young Manitoba students wish ing to improve their education or to learn a skilled Trade will have a new Opportunity in september when the province s technical and business schools and academic colleges open their doors for the 1963-64 term. In order to meet an increasing enrolment Many colleges have expanded their facilities and offer the latest in Tec Mical equipment and modern residence cafeteria and gymnasium facilities. As teen age unemployment Fig ures Rise educators and business men Are advising students to stay in school until they have qualified themselves far some specific Job. It is the purpose of these technical and professional colleges to give this specific training often in one year or less. Areas of specialization offered Range from mechanics and Busi Ness machine operating to school teaching and advanced music. A number of colleges have a religious affiliation and offer courses in theology leading to ministerial or missionary work in Canada or abroad. Some colleges require students with senior matriculation stand ing but others will take applicants with an incomplete High school education. Standards in these schools and colleges Are often High some re Quiring an 80 per cent pass Mark but extra training at no addition Al Cost is made available to those Malaya will protest Kuala Bumpur Malaya Reuters Malaya has indicated it will protest to the Ca Nadian government about criticisms made by a Canadian combo plan doctor. The doctor Claude h. Vipond was reported to have said in Oshawa ont., that the Malayan i government had failed to help Lim improve medical standards n Malaya. A spokesman for the Malayan ministry of health said the government today asked he ministry of external affairs o take the matter up with the Canadian government at Vipond was reported to have come to Malaya two years ago As part of a six Man medical earn. According to the Oshawa report he said Canada should its foreign Aid program Lefore pouring Money into coun ties that do not live up to promises. He complained the team did not receive facilities that had been promised. Or. Vipond said he was pleas Antly surprised to Hoar that Malaya May protest to the Ca Nadian government about his criticism on foreign Aid under the Colombo plan. When i was just 200 Miles from the Malayan ministry of health i could t get response rom a letter in a or. Vipond said in a Telephone interview. Denies China May admit . Press Washington . Tate department spokesman said Friday the United states makes a continuing Effort to it american reporters into communist China but there Las been no Forward movement on the part of the red chinese. The comment by press officer Richard i. Phillips was made after a recent flurry of pub shed reports that the chinese communists might be getting ready to change their position Oward the United. States be cause of their Row with the so Iet Union and that in this connection they might admit a number of american reporters. State department officials said privately that there has been no notification so far As they can ind of red China s hostility to he United states. Students who Are having difficulty meeting College requirements. Many schools say that their Small classes and the individual attention offered to each Pupil enable students to learn More easily. The Days of trailing people on the Job Are almost said one Winnipeg steel executive. The technical schools and institutes have taken this task away from the firms he said and Are doing an excellent Young people with previous training stand a much better Chance of getting a Good Job than those with Only High school Edu plasterers flock to . Abe Ruben Secretary of the Winnipeg building trades coun cil Al Cio said Friday he was worried about the number of plasterers leaving the City for. Jobs in the United states. One . Firm he said had sent a representative Here to hire All plasterers he found without work. They Are the Only building tradesmen Here that Are without jobs Well be needing them in september but they be nothing or. Ruben said. The men Are members of local 334 of the plasterers Union. Or. Ruben said 20 plasterers left Winnipeg this week. Fish Are the most numerous of the vertebrates with about species. 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A Bedford registrar United College 515 Avenue Winnipeg 2 phone 772-2291 session 63 64 arts and science evening lectures collegiate theology opening dates sept. 16 sept 16 sept. 9 sept. 17 the University of Manitoba announces fhe opening of the 1963-64 session degree and diploma agriculture architecture arts Commerce dentistry dental Hygiene education engineering Fine applied Art Home economics Interior design Law Medicine medical rehabilitation nursing pharmacy science social work painting sculpture ceramics new students should apply for admission immediately after receiving results of the matriculation examinations. Enquiries regarding registration dates and requests for application forms and calendars May be directed to the registrar the University of Manitoba Winnipeg ;