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MUSICAL
Intensive Campaign Provincial Elections
To Check
India's West Desert
New Delhi, Aug. 12.
An intensive campaign is under way to check the advance of India's great western desert in Rajastan and ultimately to change it into fertile agricultural land.
But its success could mean
The campaign will take many years. that India's climate might be modified. Work is going ahead at top) and shrubs, which thrive in
wells are being unk to provide epe:d with such projects desert conditions and they are water for irrigation. the Bhakra Nangal hydro- intended to make a wind breakc Efferia are also being made to electric and irrigation project, and bind the top yell together close a gap in the rocky hills af
Arst the
of phase divert the Bubled river which to so that it le not whipped up Rajastan between Mount Abu one and carried away by the winds, and Strohi. - Here, the sand- of the biggest irrigation systema India's plan is to make a bearing winds are "Tunnelled" the cast in world, was inaugurated "defence line" consisting of 500 and binst through to
the by the Prima Minister, Mr square miles of ferest running bringing with them destruction- Jawaharlal Nehru, recently. from southen't tó · northwest | to good land,
The waters will be brought across the 80,000-square mile right to the Rajastan desert. Rajastan desert' at right angles At the same time, the Indian to the prevailing winds as they air force was dropping special blow in from the Arabian Sen.
seedlings on ly prepared smail belt where the Rajastan desert
border's
Pakistan. The seeds will grow into plants
on
ADVANCING BAST
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES into a ravined and eroded tract.
"ANTILOCHUS”
At present the desert is ad vancing cast towards Delhi and Agra at the rate of 32,000 acres a year, converting fertile land In this, area, avenues of trees are being planted along the highways and afforestation is increasing in tempo. In addition to forest trees, hardy fruit trees are being planted.
EFFECTIVE COVER
and
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In South Africa.
On National Basis
Johannesburg, Aug. 11. -
Provincial Council elections in three of South Africa's four provinces on August 18 are being fought on national issues which give them the status of a "little general election.”
Doctor Daniel Malan, the Prime Minister, has stated that Nationalist (Government) Party plat-
in form in the forthcoming elections
the Transvaal, Cape Province and Orange Free State will rest mainly on the Government's long- thwarted plan to separate mixed-race coloured voters from whites as part of the apartheid blue- print for South Africa,
Another controversial issue which the Nationalist Party is "plugging" in the provincial elections is, the Government plan to make "mother tongue" education -
Afrikaans-compulsory ‘In every
in
Aro
The Central Board for Sollin_English_or Conservation is also alining at province,.
#f cover placing an effective
Both Issues, exhaustively_ean= |quired in a joint sitting of bolh vegetation. over desert areas ab
vassed
Inst year's Souththe Assembly and Senate to that the topsoil cannzt. bo
any change Special crops African general elections, where approve
In the whipped away.
by are
they were opposed belng
the people's voting rights. recommended
aro United Party apposition,
Substantial Nationalist Party" dwellers desert
which
dominating the provincial capable of resisting erosion and now
the provinces could gains in bunds of various types develop compaigns to the detriment of ultimately Increase Government ed to hold moisture in the soil, more parochial problems such as votes in the Senate as 32 mem-
and hospitals
local bers
of the 48-seat Senate-eight State governments are being roads.
puthorities.
from each of the four provinces given grants to start pilot pro
The elections aro ́expected to are chosen by electoral col- result in an extension of the es comprising Members at research stations are being Malon Government's strength in Parliament (Assembly) and The work of building these tablished where
the be demonstratéd. provinces, conforming to members of the provincial coun- wind breaks is done in blocks measures can
that
the general election gains last year, ell in each province, so
the forest belt 1s Experts
ADVANTAGE gradually bulit up. The forests villages to train the local people and could possibly win them need constant and careful at in making the best use of their narrow-control of Cape Fro- vince, leaving the United Party tention so that the desert does land.
Nationalist Party leaders hope, them before they not destroy
If success is achieved, clima-with Natal as their last provin too, for some psychological ad
if they can turn out a I make an effecive barrier. Tube tie conditions may be modified, clal stronghold,
vantage NATIONAL MANDATE rainfall, for forests encourage
majority vote in the provincial is looking for in turn
Doctor Malan which
helps further ther
In the general elec- from the elections. afforestation and agricultural
last year, their total vote The blazing heat provincial elections to support ton law than the Opposition's development.
him in future moves In hist of the desert would give way
anti-erosión
Damaged cargo ex this verol will
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HIGH CIVILISATIONS
The area might then return to its condition of several thousand years ago. Archaeologists have found traces of high civilisations of 6,000 years ago in this area, elyllications which appea¬ have lived in forested country. į -Reuter.
to
to milder temperatures and the three-year-old battle to transfer "ggregate, though they captured the so-called Coloured voters a record overall number of seats devastating
beac
revised-delimitation on through from their traditional place on conquered.
of constituencies. the common
to an in-
United Party leaders have dependent register, with limited
their supporters that group representation in Parlia-warned ment similar to African natives. apathy in the provincial elec
After repented failures in tionn could give the Nationalists Parliament with legislation de a majority vote they might
in exploit
furthes pressing signed to enforce the transfer, Doctor Malan came out of the "extreme" racial measures,
Provincial elections, like gen- last session of the South African Parliament silli nine votes short oral elections in the normal way, hold every five years in the two-third majority re- of
South Africa. The forthcoming Boon provincial clections, 80 after
election, are not a general expected to show any marked change in the country's political climate in one year. But a creeping Natisnsit Party trend. with the help of the same new delimitation pattern first applied in last year's general election, is expected to produce some provincial gains for the Govern ment.-China Mail Special.
By Lee Falk and Phil Davis
WE SHOULDA LEFT HIM UNDER THE SNOW. WHY WASTE TIME TALKIN* TO THESE NOSY TOURISTS?
THEN WHY DON'T.
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AND I WOULDNT WANT YOU TO
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CONTINUED-
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THE QUEEN OF TONGA WRITES TO
A SCHOOL....
man
Canterbury, Aug. 11. Every morning the post- in the East Kont village of Aylesham de. livers a big load of mail at the little county primary school.
He has been working. cvor- time for months-ever since 44 of the schoolchildren wrole to editors of newspapers published in every town visited by the Queen and Prince Philip during their Empire tour.
Many editern published the letters and readers have been Lending B:uvenirs to the children.
Balole of Tonga sent a of good wishes and
of her greeting the
Queen.
*
The children have made mapa of the Royal route, scrapbook
dolls arid tapestries, fings,
crests.
And they have complied an album of stamps taken, from the envelopes and parcels that have. been arriving at the school.
Contempt Of Congress
Washington, Big,
At the diamant of Jodesh: MeCarthy (Rd of Wisconsin), the
Senate today cited for of Compte two membe faculty of F
oris of the moM. sities of Ameried Purry and Loop
shona 28293, 31206.