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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1956.
MPS Delegation To China Diplomatic Courses
Students Probe Old Maori Traditions
Auckland, May 16. IGGING enthusiastically
DIG
over the weekends as part of their truding in practical archaeology, n party of Auckland Uni- versity students
been engaged in excavat-
ing
Charged
ALLEGED VIOLATION
OF THAILAND'S
ANTI-RED ACT
Bangkok, May 16.
Three members of the Thai National
have Assembly and one merchant were today (vilingo) formally charged with violating the anti- mentioned in old Maori Communist Act and conducting anti- traditions and which was Government activities during their visit to the scene of devastating tribal battles.
The settlement, situate
on a
lonely hillside near the Tarunki Auckland, Ostuary close IO
held a prominent place in the
China earlier this year.
They are Thep Jotinuchit, 1 leader of the Opposition Econo- mists
Party, Tim Buripal,
Leader and
Imember
tribal wars which laid waste | deputy to the Tamaki district belare | Norapeti, the arrival of the white man
purly.
Saries Of Terraces
Some believe it to be the sile of the Tourere på, which was Unked with the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi, the agree- men which brought peter
the between
European and
Maori peoples. others think its origin to date back befor the arrival of the main boddy of MBorin, the great migration which arrived on these shorts about 1350 frosh
Howalki
The student party
open a
fabied
have fald
a series of terraces and pits, and part of the outline
of fortifications, A line ash in one
of
section may hove
been caused when the palli- andes were burned.
Successivo raids by the Ngati-
of Кайрага
whodun tribe destroyed the famous fighting pas of Tamaki according Maori tradition.
Masses Of Shotts
the
lo
a
A great mass of tells has been of them uncovered. Some are being preserved with view to determining their
by
radle carbon method. Relles uncovered to date include a number of bone fish hooks, a for fishing. paun shell lure two bone necdice and
tattooing chisel, several
Klaew
of the
The usreinnt L Sawang Trachoo
Theo ked a 12-man party. which included the other three chwuryod, on the vkit to China
On their return In Februnty the party was arrested.
Fight other members of the party, mainly pressen, have since been released.--Reuter,
American Ammunition
For Arabia
Washington, May 16. The Defence Depart- ment today disclosed that
shipment of United
EGYPTIAN
ENVOY
NOT SACKED
Washington, May 16. An Egyptian Embassy spokesman denied today that Egyptian Ambassador Ahmed Hussein is being replaced.
Embassy Press Attacho Mohamed Habib said there is beolutely no truth" to Cuiro despatch to a New York news-
Hussein paper that
is being sacked and replaced by an uriny
man,
Habib said the Ambassador i keying on Friday for con- sultations with Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser-“as he has done every year' during his three- year stay here,"
SIX WEEKS
Hussein plans to stay in Cairo States military equipment, for month to six weeks before bound for Saudi Arabia, returning here, the spokesman was being loaded aboard added.
The
Ambassador hus {xx71
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BURIGAKARSA
ཀ་-བན་་--ས་པ
Sculptor Siegfried Charoux Is pictured at work in London un a memorial to composer Richard Strauss, which has been Dommissioned by the city of Vienna. The memorial will con- mist of two nine-foot-high figures — “The Listeners” — standina before a 12-foot-high harp. The memorial will be placed in front of a Vienna building to be known
68 "The Richard Strat Court,"~~~Express Photo
IKE ENTERTAINS
DR SOEKARNO
Washington, May 16. President Eisenhower
the freighter Monterey at Southport, North Carolina, holding lengthy conversations at the State Department to order A usually well-formed to be fully informed on Ameri-
greeted source said the shipment prob- can policy before leaving for
munitions--70 Cairn. He is scheduled to call Indonesian President Soekarno on the ably comprised
Secretary of mm shells...for the 18 "Wilker | 5
State John
steps of the White House today as he were Fugler Dulles tomorrow. Bulldog" *
Lanks which sent to Saudi Arubla 512
will arrived for an official visit and escorted and his wife February this year,
travel by Calro by way of Lon-him inside to a state luncheon attended by
top United States officials.
giverstone adzes, and nummer- ous brokoch and discarded stone
Mall edzes.--Chinn Spec.al
CHANG LEADS
Hussein
indon United Press.
The tanks were held up New York for two days when State Department placed an embargo on the shipment and then lifted it.
the Seoul, May 10.
With vote counting for the vice-presidency aboul 90 per cent complete at 2030 GMT, official returns were:
Chang 3,578,000,
Lee Acuter.
The Defence Depurtinent said
Saudi Arabia arms pur Tues had been negotiated with the US Government over the past twe years, before the
increased
ension
in
the
Middle East, provoked by KL Poong 3,223,217. - Czech anus deliveries to Egypt
—France-Presse.
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Gruenther Cautious
For American Envoys' Wives
By David Shears
Washington, May 16.
The State Department has instituted special courses for wives of United States diplomats, conscious that in many posts abroad a wife can largely make or mar her husband's career.
Cocktail parties, dinners, official calls — these are just a few of the duties of the foreign service officer and his wife involving close attention to protocol and full of traps for the unwary.
The Department's "orienta tion" course for foreign service is believed to be unique,
Started Inst
December, the two-week briefings are designed to prepare future diplomatic bostcases for the delicate tasks which lie ahead,
Keynotes
frst-hand experience countries to which being assigned.
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of the they are
Finally, both husbands and wives are given a booklet teling must recognise that they have them that as Americans they
grown up with certain distinct customs and attitudes.
A typical pussage in thia booklet ruus;
*Accomplishment A careless crucism, a con-
in mastery over our environ- fusion of names, a dinner menu
ment is
pleasing 20
10 conflicting with local religious (Americans) that we tend to taboos, even
a pair of shorts worship
biguess, power, speed worn "off duty" in a land where and novelty. standards differ from those at
Not Harmonious home,
Are the mistakes which such
a wife must avoid if she to be an asset and nol # "When un liability to her husband,
Ancricon so en- dowed clashes with a
person