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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1965.

Brazil Goes To NEW CAMP FOR

The Polls Today -

(AND THE PROCEDURE

MAY MAKE HISTORY)

By Alex Valentine

Rio de Janeiro, Oct. 2. Brazilians are hopeful that the pre- sidential elections tomorrow may go down in history as the first Brazilian elections without suspicion of any large scale fraud. Their confidence is based on an entirely new set of electoral laws, which, among other things, provides for the use of an official ballot paper for the first time.

Was

in the

art

be

Burned Down In Riots

the

BRITISH TROOPS

GARRISON

British Institute These smouldering ruins were all that remained of building in Nicosia, Cyprus, after it was burned down by students during a demonstration held by Cypriots against the refusal of the British government, during the three-Power conference on Cyprus in London to accept self-determination

of the Cypriot people.-Daily Express Picture.

Dali In Spain

Barcelona, Oct. 2.

No One Cared Hearing

Only

of five

Aid

Melbourne, Oct. 2. When Director of Music Mr Hector

น

FAMILIES IN CYPRUS

By Shahe Guebenlian

- Nicosia, Cyprus, Sept. 30. Only a few iniles from a spot on the southern shores of Cyprus where Queen Berengaria set foot 763 years ago, the British army has just built a garrison families camp and called it Berengaria Village.

After riding

severe Mediterranean storm,

Queen Berengaria's ship sought the peaceful shelter of Limassol, on May 1, 1191. She was soon joined by her fiance, King Richard Lionheart of Britain, and their wedding took place à fort- night later, near Limassol.

Two

Kolossi

miles north of, Village are fitted out with a full castle, where the range of electrical appliances honeymoon was spent, the sol as rufrigerators, electric fres, water heaters, irens, kettles army's £650,000

"Beren- and dans garia Village" is almost Cooking, however, will not be completed at a spot called by electricity as the gains will Polemidia. I will accommo-not carry a suffelent load. date 199 families of Army SCHOOL AND CHURCH and Royal Air Force Middle East Headquarters staff. A school and a church are also who have been transferred part of the new village. to nearby Episcopi from the school is already partially in use,

The church families Suez Canal Zone.

TEMPORARY HUTS

An ormy statement SAYS

The

will serve TINY Uvlog In nearby Limassol as well as

The village.

Plans re

now being put

for hand the construction

in

courts.

In former elections, the ballot, Voting wil start at 8 o'clock continue morning and issuedt papers have been clusively by the various political until 5 p.m. All Brazilians ever parties and contaled only the the age of 18 are entitled to names of their own candidates vote provided that they have a for President and vice-Presi- fixed residence, have not been civil rights by This

that the deprived of Ditunt ident

alynntage was always heavily

criminal proceedings, and on the side of the larger und Iterate to the extent of being better onanised groups, since able to go their own names. 12y had more menus of distre

The new laws aim at remov- buting the papers to all parts of

ing sources of pressure on volers the work's fourth largest nation prohibiting the establish-

Jobannesburg, Oct, 2. All elderly man, an old-age mem or polling stations on any Also, it

Aenerally

Spanish painter, Salvador bench and lay on the pavemen!

pensioner, fell off factories or other

a tram-stop suspected that many voters were forms or in give their ballot papers outside private buildings, as has some-

Dali, is lecturing at the for two hours. done in the pas Hispano-American Art Ex-the a sinal times been De pulling booth with

hundreds of people who for the Poople, Kratuly to ensure that party's Only public buildings may

hibition here. Dall will lec- passed tried to help him. Three Crawford, has look at Berengaria village huts are of

tcanis courts, squash list wa placed in the box sed for polling this year.

ture from a platform hang- of the five were bobos and other Sound Shells in Hollywoodtekary

garuges, familles' clubs, el in preference to the othery.

VOTER ONLY

consisting of astusing completed

library. All these should be ing over a small cascade in two were office-girls. Eventually The

now electoral Jaw,

sirceting on timber panels.

by the end of the approved after bitter Par-

man away.--China Mail Spectal, start to build one costing The erection of these tem- year. Each party will be enutied to the gardens of the Cludne polleo arrived und took the and Italy. Melbourne will material

NAAFI families' shop hamentary battle, rutes That

aas been completed to meet the representatives pre-dela Museum, where the ex-

|£A20,000 (£16,000 sterling), perary huts was made necessary only In

ballot have two official-model

by pulling slation, hibition is installed,

deluy the completion of ds of residents of the villago FLOWER BOOM the Victorian Premier, Mr permanent buildings at Episcopi, as soon as It comes into use, of all though only the voter, alone, is

The village, which Lippstadt, W. Germany, Bolte announced.

10 miles west of Limassol, where

COVETS seven candidates, four for the entitled to enter the actual vot-

Oct. 2.

brand new cantonment 13

about 60 ceres, is situated on a Thrusidency

for the ing booth. and three

The Ex-Grand Admiral

hillside above Limassol. Erich

The shell would be

ang up Vice-Presidency, with rectangles These party representatives,

Rudder's release from Spandau

When the permanent married and was compulsorily acquired Opposite

In these together with government om

War Crimes geol In Berlin memorial to the Australian cu name.

quarters ure completed there, by purchase and the site has the

Indicate their clais, are entitled to be present

to singer, Dame Nellie Melba Berengaria Village votera must

brought

be ben to utilised as not to inter- will glance of eudiante for each offler | during the counting of the votes Of the 3,000 works from this small Westphallan town's and may be ready for Olym-occupied by the farallies of fore with a government plan to with a cross,

which takes place in the polling Hispano-American

at create a "Green Belt" surround- stationed nations, flower shops which have been pic Gumes festivities next British troops

Inundated with orders for bou-

ing Limassol, Bolemidia camp.. Mr Bolte Spanish.-que close of the poll-Chima Mall about half are

queta to be sent to Haeder's year,

Bath the officers and other

Army engineers, 100, have China Mail Special.

home hore.China Mall Special,China Mail Special.

ranks quarters at Berengaria made every effort to avoid

unterfering

with the

trees on the sito.

A

may he Uti

the name:

willontan

This

PARTIES TRIUMPH

the

The original bill before Par- liament would have made distribution ul these ballet papers tho sole responsibility of the government. But the large parties, claiming that time was short and that the governancei was not effleleng enough, Wot the right also to print and dis tribute ballot papers, provided that they were exactly like the government-approved model.

The new nilca are aimed at preventing political parties from foucking up in uhtsoe the papers of illiterate voters, partly by making every voler sign his name, us

us Proof of literacy, be- fore entering the polling station als by en nootor of the ballot paper, should he bring along one of the party ballots, to ensure that it is not already marked.

All radio stations throughout

the nation are obliged to give hair an hour each day for two months before election day to Urundearting of official instruc- tions, anouncements of party meetings and other electoral topics, The radio stations and newspapers are now

trying to explain to the

15,000,000 cloe- torate how to vote under the unfamiliar new procedure.

The voter will thrst have to prove by presentation

his

entity card that he is enroll- edent the appropriate polling station. Then he will be asked to sign his name in full along- #side his name on the register.

Applications giving age, experience, whether married or single, should be addresseil to The Secretaries, Messrs, Rennie Lowick & Co., P.O. Box 470, Singapore.

To ADVERTISERS

Once he has established these proofs of identity and literacy, he will be asked if he already has a voting paper in his pos- session. If 80. this paper have to be produced.

RIGHT PAPER

will

The president of the polliog atntion will then verify that it Is unmarked, and this being the case he will sign the paper on BUNDAY POST-HERALD

tha

back and the voter will take Врасе

it into a booth, mark his vote, commercial fold the paper, seal it with gum advertising should be which will be provided, retum booked not lator

it to the president to show that noon on Wednesdays. the paper 19 in fact the one

already signed by the

president

for

then

For the 8OUTH CHINA MORNING POST and the CHINA MAIL, 48 hours

Special

and not another which was con- coiled on hly perscu and de- posit the paper in an urn.

a

before date of pubileation. Should the voter present

paper which has already been Announcements marked, the president will con-

{umbarked,

and · Classified Advertino - fisente it and issue another one, monte as usual.

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

P.O. Box 53 Queen's Building

Tel: 26651

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Bailing, Dec. 3rd

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Balling Oct. 17th

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Special

the

Dali's It is hoped that latest picture, "The Last Supper," will be finished be- fore the exhibition closes in January.

MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

IF THE INVISIBLE THING WE'RE FOLLOWING IS EMPTY--HOW'S

IT MOVING, MANDRAKE?

AEMOTE CONTROL, PROBABLY,

FERDINAND

NANCY

JOHNNY HAZARD

I HOPE YOU DON'T THINK ME TOO FORWARD,

} MR. HUNTER...BUT THIS?

} OPERA....... IT FRIGHTENS

ма

WHAT KIND OF TOURIST IS THIS |--WITH AN INVISIBLE MACHINE?

PERISH THE THOUGHT **BE MY GUEST/ BUT WHAT IS IT IN 'TOSCA

THAT SCARES YOU?

1 HAVEN'T THE SLIGHTEST IDEAS]

LOOK -- THE SCREEN --IT'S STOPPING!

KIK

POW

hay

boom

THE INVISIBLE SPHERE MUST BE JUST ABOVE THAT RODE. LOWER? THIS IS WHERE I GET OFF!

THIS SCENE WHERE |TOGCA'S SWEETHEART. MARIO 16 EXECUTED BY SCARPINS FIRING UQUADS THE MEISH OF | THE GUNG FIRING BLANKSÚS

UPŠKYO, MRS.

added.-

By Lee Falk and Phil Davis

FERNIE GUSHANEL EJA

IN THAT CASE, GABY, HOLD ON

·TIGHT - JUOT AB LONG AS YOU LIKEĖ

AH--THE MACHINE IS ON THE ADOF/ NOW-IF I CAN GET UP THERE -- AND GET AWAY FROM THESE CRIMINALS

By Mik

Das 1183 by boat Tamat Syabatta, kun

Miki 8.3

By Ernie Bushmiller

AUG-10

By Frank Robbins

AND, ON STAGE, ONE OF THE RIFLES 16 AWERNOT AT MARIO BUT JUST OVER THE UNUT BULB ON JOHNNY'S BOX?

Constructium,

TALK

ABOUT

MAGIC!

Have you scen

Admiral

AIR CONDITIONERS

AND REFRIGERATORS

If we were any fresher

we'd still be on the vine!

Libby's

FROZEN STRAWBERRIES

TODAY

DAIRY BOX

MILK CHOCOLATE

.this situation

calls for a

San Miguel

tire

A

clinics,

Although Berengaria- “Village is of only temporary construc- tion, its cost is estimated to bo about 75 per cent of that of permanent buildings, mainly be- to cause of the cost of bringing the site and installing necessary external services such as water supply, electricity, drains and other similar uulitics.

Milltary sources hore say that, subject to normal hazards, tho bulldings should last for more than 10 years, By that time, they consider, the expenditure

will have been well justified.

The new village has asphalt roads throughout, with wide pavements, and each hut has a good size gorden.

WORKS UNDER WAY

Apart on Berengaria Vill- age, military construction works at present under way, in Cyprus include:

(1) The British Army's model cantonment at Dhekella, near

Larnaca, which will cost

will house one, £13,000,000. brigade of infantry.

(2)

Headquarters buildings for Britain's Middle East Land

Air Headquarters, at Epis

to replace Fayid, in the Suez Canal Zone.

md.

copi,

inge

wil

ZAT

The build- partly be occupied later this year.

(3) A

art at Episcoplcanton-

Including married quarters for Head- quarters officers and men.

(4) A third cantonment at Famagusta for which 200 neres of land have just been acquired.

Altogether,

military expendi- ture on thefe and other projects

will amount to about £50,000,- 000 in ten years. In addition, the Royal Air Force is spending. £15,000,000 b dromes and other installations.

about

£210~

The biggest Royal Air Force project is the construction of the big, all-weather, heavy bomber base at Akrotiri, near Limassol. -China Mail Speelal.

US CONGRESS WOMEN GOING TO RHODESIA

Salisbury, S. Rhodesia,

Oct, 2.

Mrs Frances Payne Bolton, one of the 12 women serving in the United States Congress, is to visit Salisbury early in

| Novemebr. (

She is spending several days in the Federation as part of a |three-month trip to Africa.

Bolton was recondly alocled to Congress for her soventh successivo ter A republicat representing the midal State

of chưa nhà hà d member of a family dong DRRO? olated with pubile servicga China Mail Special.