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TURKISH MINORITY IN BULGARIA Australian Stamps

Relaxed Tension

May Bring

Better Conditions

Sofia, Oct. 31. Whether the relaxation of East-West tension will result in easier conditions for Bulgaria's big Turkish minority is a ques tion being asked by foreign observers here,

At present, this minority, estimated by Turks to be three quarters of a million and by Bulgarians at half a million, is cut off from its fellow countrymen in neighbour- ing Turkey.

A members claim that half garth are still far from being their number have relatives in friends, though they maintain 'Turkey, whom for years they diplomatic relations with Lega-

inve been unable tu visit.tons in each other's capital, Although there is a daily tratti from Istanbul, they add, letters Anti-Greek Riots and newspispers take two to three weeks to reach them

Juft

THE LUCK OF

THE IRISH

Bulgarian government officials 1 is the Turkish government which does nut allow members of the Turkish minority to emigrate to thetr mother country, for fear that they might be Communist agents.

Los Angeles, Oct. 31, Oments here any that El An Irish master plumber, Mr

fear William McKeown, 42, is thriv

ti

different trade-the Buthorities Cleaning, restoring and rebinding

This Turkish minority was allege that

behind by the Ottoman Empire when Bulgaria guinett independener in 1878 after five centuries of Turkish mile. Abunit butf

of them live in northern

the Bhatguria, In plain of the Danube. and the other half in the soulbenal

country of the towards the Turkish frontier.

Good Communists

All admit that in some waya For pet today is much bet- ter than it was under the royal before Bulgarion governinent

They are the war,

longer molested or

Just persecuted

Turks beeruse they Hou

Aliens but are on an equal footing with other

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OPENS FRIDAY AT

KING'S PRINCESS IMPIKE

elfizens.

Ot

their country and the riots

after

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of priceless old books,

Mr McKeown is one

new s

In

Up

STEEL RIBS

of the

Mal

example of this Turkish was found in the recent Greek riots in Istanbul, which the Turkish

That Turks of Bul- Announced garian origin were among those few men in Los Angeles with

as instigators arrested

of the the lity and pullence needed "Communist inspired" disorders.

for the specialised profession he however, jentered by chance. Bulgarian oficials, denied any connection between

with During the depression only a little plumbing work on Can the other hand, it is de- his hands. Mr McKeown become clared

from the Turkish side interested

old manuscripts that the Bulgarian government and began making portfolios for the y- Turkish Bulgarian bird rejected all

np- them. He took pronches iri recent years for temetle study of bookbinding permission for members of the and devoted his entire time to

trade, China They have Turkish language inluority to emigrate.

Wherever responsibility really Special. newspapers and book-publish exi in Bulgaria, not Turkey — | leg, abservers here believe that and their children go to Turkish one test problem which could language schools, where they be solved relatively easily would are educated to be good Com be lo speed up postal and com-

Sydney, Oct. 31. like other children Inmunications facilities.

Stainless steel gauze from the munists,

Nevertheless, this country.

the future of United States was used to re- the Turkish oily is a prob-

place three ribs from a woman' But, the Turks allege. They

lumor a major chest enn have little contact with their em which will have to be faced

if the intemational atmosphere out ration at a Sydney hospital. Legation here, for if they are i

The guuze was first used in seen visiting it, they are inter-continues to improve and Bul-

garia, as she professes to wish the Korean war where soldiers Tugated afterwards by the poller to do. initiates collaboration sustained chest wounds which

Their position contrasts with with her non-Communist Balkan

tore away part of the chest wall. neighbours.--China Mall Special. | -Chine Mall Special. 200,000 the

strong Turkish minority in Yugoslavia. There. It is estimated, half the minority is gradually emigrating to Turkey. The only guarantee which the Turkish authorities require is that relatives or spon- sors in Turkey undertake support them financially unut they settle down to earn their ow living.

that

I

The

body in

MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

to

GUS, WATCH THIS YES,SIA, PLACE AND FIND OUT WHERE THAT BOY BELONGS.

CHIEF.

This emigration is a practical result of Turkish Yugoslav friendship In the Balkan Alliance. But Turkey and Bul-

Hospital's 'Dream

Waiting Room

London, Oct. 31 Out-pultents at the West End Hospital of neurology and neurosurgery here wnik <7T{ A beautiful red and blue carpet with form rubber underlay, hind sit at red leather chairs around polished tables decernied vitses of flowers,

with

There are up-to-date magn. zines, gay reproduction picture: and a on the silver-grey walls Jurge tank of tropical fish to soothe

the waiting patients' The fluorescent lights mervey, are rose-linted to avoid casting o sickly pallor over the ræti.

This

"dream" out-patients department, which looks like the lounge of a modern hotel, is the inspiration of the matron, Miss Fraser-Gamble, "I had six mouths before the Hospital opened earlier this year to make my plate, and I decided that above all we must not have ព dreary, barrock-like -almbe sphere," she said.-China Mail Special.

Name Problem

FERDINAND

NANCY

THIS IS WHERE

THAT RICH

KID LIVES

ERNIE

At Sunshine · JOHNNY HAZARD

has:

Molbotira, Oct. 31, Sunshine elly council decided its members past arl proscrit baye had enough streets named after them. In future streets will be nätried after men of the First and Second World Wors.

Town Clerk Mr T. W. Deutschman gold "until now, there has hardly boon a countsi, lor Who: nás, föt NGO A ALGER named after him.” --

Sunshine about" even millés from

Melbourne, is a rapidly. expanding suburb with 10,000 population-Gina Msik Sprolak

·GOTTA

VON SCHNECKI HIYO - STOP "IM GOING TO SHOOT.

ERIC KOLN

GOODBYE MANDRAKE.

THANKS FOR

EVERYTHING.

INCLUDING

THE YARN.

Conferring to Parin with several of his country's Big- situation bassadors

over the in the Middle East, where a proposed sale of Czecho- slovakian arms to Egypt has heightened tension, in Israeli Premier Moshe Shareit Pistured from loft art: Mr Sasson, Israel's Ambassador to Haly: Mr Ellahu Erath, Israel's Ambassador to Great Brilain; Mr Shareit, Mr Eban, Ioraci'a Ambassador to the 18 and Mr Raphaci, rael's Ambasador for the Arabian question,----Express Photo.

SURPRISE.

SURPRISE

Salisbury, Oct. 81.

A Bulawayo housewife went to the airport to meet her businessman husband. He had told her he wa bringing a surprise.

When the plane landed she found he had brought six-month-old baby which he had adopted London. Ching Mall Special

Little Less "Piping"

This

In Navy

is because

use of

Flood Market

TOO MANY SERIES

Melbourne, Oct. 81. Australia's postwar flood of com- memorative stamps is coming to an end.

The Postmaster General, Mr Hubert Anthony, announced in Parliament that the Post Office intends to issue only a few more series of special stamps because, he said, there have been too many and Aus- tralian stamps are getting a bad répută- tion.

the

Since 1946, Australia has There followed further stampe Issued 28 commemorative which collectors have described stamps to celebrate anything to "not very inspired", followed from Australian history to the by two Royal Issues, world Rotary movement. In Coronation series in 1952 and

has the Royal Visit in 1954, Between these, celebrating

the Post Office

added severul new series for?

ordinary

use in normal

existing issue clubs,

CULTBC,

placement of One major change, has been the substitution oi stamps bearing the head Queen Elizabeth for those the late King George VI.

Started 1945

were stasupo fortners. young and State and national

centenaries.

of Since the end of 1954, "throo of of the department's bnost

successful stamps have been issued. These were the raliway centenary issue of September. the Antarctic Research #tamt the 1955 catenary

and

The rush of commemorative of November, and stamps started in 1948, when a "Cobb special stamp appointment of e Gloucester

celebrated

the commmemorating the days when carried Atiská- stage coaches llari malls.

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as Governor Gener-

Duke

Stamps

al of Australia. three

denominatiotis portraits of the Duchess,

of carried

Duke and

Most Successful

Stamp experts here describe

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London, Oct. 31. Warships of the British Navy are making increased their telephone systers instead

the Antarotic issue as probably of "piping" over loudspeakers. The Post Offer followed this the most successful Australla

a "piped"

issue up with a special pence has ever put out. It shows trenge is sometimes not heard series in 1940.

also in three round map of the key continent to the noise from

flanked by emblems of the polar machinery or fram aircraft In

Issues com-region, including, as part of 4 aircraft carrier.

respectively the decorative bortler. memorating

minor contenary of a Queensland ex- Noah's ark of the South Seas, plorer, Major Mitchell, the animals and plants. city

the Newcastle strid

an

Also, the use of a ship's knud- speaker to contact one man often disturbs many others. A tele phone call, they argue, causes a

Įminimum of disturbance.

Mail Special,

Fish Lift

values

+

Then

come

of

birth of William James Farrer, black albatross

The border shows

China M

Madrid, Oct. 11. A Spanish engineer, Joso Miria Garcia Najera has invented a "r" to Enable' fish

to swim upwards over dams.

A

who pioneered Austrollon dis- ense-resistant wheats,

Irk

1948 the commemorated

Post the

Two

0 Kerguelen cabbage, two king (island) penguins, two anterotic neh. Omet

two sea elephants, two speci- centenary mens of plankton,

two genoo of a pioneer botanist, the Ger- pen

penguing

a pleurophytum Baron Ferdinand von hookeri." The official statement Mueller, and the holding of dues not include an explanations the Pan-Pacifle Scout Jamboree of the last-named. here.

man

Gri

In 1940, otie of the most Political comthettatoes were highly

Australian quick to stress the timeliness of praised The lift is made of glass and stamps came out in honour

issue

Attrolist of the

of this current of water lakes the the Australian author, Henry stamps, at a time when other Bsh up it. The engineer used Lawerk Ih featured a portrait nations were looking at sections glass to enable people to watch of Lawson by Bit Lionel Lands of Andarettes which Australia the fish passing through-China stry

Lawson's claims. Mall Special.

By Leo Falk and Phil Davis

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The Australian Post Omea arranged to have collectors mail fanied at Askštralia's An- tarctic bases. The chartered iće- breaker which made the trip carried 70,000 envelopes,

Thousands To US

hiš

Another poptiker, starij been the Issun commemorating Australian-American friendship. This shows the memorial which Australians erected to Amer- caris who fought alongizde Australians during World War II-the impressive mounted Canberra shaft which. the Queen dedicated during the Royal Tour.

engid-str.

Australian well-wishers sthit thousands of letters carrying this stamp to the United States: Commemorative stamps and the needs of collectors have bo- come big, burifiers in the Post Outco here. A special, staff dr-* ranges postings and does bust- ness valued directly at £A150,- 000 (£120,000 sterling) d year

Butt Post Office officials bellove that private miles fori collecting probably, add another 2A300,000 (£240,000-sterling) to this figure. This money, they emphasise is sheet profit.".

With thebo totals in mind, stamp collectors do tit, believe that the Poker General's ban will mean A Cobileto cessation of special issues.

Important Events

Mr Anthony has already the dicated that the Post Office rotila consider butting out stamps to celebrada important |trational and historieni evente. На The flying doctor service, said, would fall into this claks. Collectors here hope that Mr | Anthony's malti concerti le | mdi?rtali the prosilga,of, Aug- tralian stamps and that his action wal mean that, dorr mémorative stamps are suit aut only on worthwhile öcchalona.

They also hope that Mr. Anthony will, eliminate poo designs so that only the best stamps appear un Austrāli21. PUVINOTE TO COLLKOTORS The Bank of New South Wajen,, with "lis hend, ofisa An Sydney, hia. BABUSHE· bied special booklet describing" "Asia"," tralian commemoratide Häfft, which të buällable on applića“ Non Citing Mall Speet

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