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recent cg-jglg brought gbout by the ing messages from his own hornei microphone of his own station page .199: norm. Mr, Masher and later from the Railway dis-1VEIKZ has acted as net control . for the Island network.

I. If 5 Al " "' 'W. MacLean. ' ' H 0 9 i- iciidrill9l:i9ds!.r. s ....W::r.i::.:.:"M"roce-W French Leaving Indochina 0l'l CQIIC I 9 r. M. i O P " -rm.-z-I 2 " 'ii:ti -At.MDaId ST T Y Montague Clilrlinr ttiub "team: A. Til. slclielivlll. lc on H V e r a W 0 e a r S . I ....i -aciigdme g i:IfIle(d'Jy',, Jan. West Ice - Dr. lnmln vs Dr- By conu-:Y SMITH FRANCE CHANGED 1 -I - ' V Maclntyre. SAIGON (Reuters in the last "I lived in France until I was

two years. French colonial rule has been swept away in Indochina and thousands of French soldiers and dvillans have been leaving for home. "For us there is no tuture here." they say.

But not one little army of el- derly Frenchmen numbering two or three thousand. They are men who have cut their roots at Irinie and replanted themselves on Indo- chinese soil. They are determined to stay.

These old Frenchmen have spent so many years of their lives carv- ing a new prosperity out of the jungle and swamps here that their pride and patriotism have been largely transferred to Indochina. Many of them are married to lo- cal women, who would find life hard in France without the serv- ants they can afford here.

In Phnompenh, capital of the In-

19." he said. "Then I came out here. At first I used to look for- ward to my leaves in France every tour or five years. But. as time went by. Fi-ance changed. I found that I was Lining back to a foreign

, Juli .'rroph o T".'"ri... I.-4'. 17. G. Concgrf Enigyed

Phillipii Eoddlo i-MIl1&I"'EI5' Mec- " At Georgetown

hon. V I g I g. . Behind vaxt picture windows, guests at the Rainbow e Nichol- The following Sunday Sclwol

Dining Room gaze on the tumultuous 5 dc of country which grew more foreign :3: :(a:;sdi:;n dgd Amman Fm” whllgwhgsmnl every time i went there. q . co e" i : "So I have decided to live ”l.iut i my life among the people I know --3?? - here in Cambodia." i r One of the most respected of the group is 78-year-old Henry Ba- lancy. an agricultural expert from. Tarbes in the Pyrenees, who was mayor of Saigon several times in colonial days. He arrived in Indo- china in 1901 and has been home' twice since. ' When he came. Saigon was a marshy place with a few hous. He saw it turned. by hard work, and careful administration, into at

great pot and a modern cily.l

3 - R. R. Beck, ;on, J. Cudmormoa; wlghtman. 3 1" Mr '3" mid" Hm" Pro am was held in the George- Mollr DvM9G"'V"- BlJVh”'”"' i townynaptiat Church on Decem- 4 1- 4- E-tr 9!"lVlI- Do Wnnnir ber nth. There was a large crowd maker. Pr ..5lJlc.lAil'v.. S, MlcD0'Wd- in attendance. At the close of the I-.6-eotle Maclnbmrrl-'PetHir'program ,,treats and gifts were a. Jardine. given out. 5 - win. metre: Gcorae Ham v Program: Word or Greeting, Al- Donaid.; Ind...-Mao tyre; -Mme ireda Bears; Opening Song, "0 i v- ' Come ;All Ye Faithful"; A panto- . min by four girls; Introduction to "The Shepherds Icepted Him"; Berllztire iisea:-lag lily Blargyo Poo: . mML' - 0, ; ecu n," L: -11.. norm. .1). weleoriia" by group. iiuiriilns with Am-j, . "gi'a;. ', .; M" " way In A Manger"; Recitation, . .,,i,,;,:'p.,nq-1;..,..n,.," Jirthday Present for Jesus . Murray L.. sieklq, A. norm-non, imary group concludes with sing-

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M pi. (Mn I whm 1;) 3:15, 7. dochinese state of Cambodia, :4 70- m4”-7,3,? U Qrxvgav E--J”: eencwmle Nshephergi wnched year h-eofid Frenchman explained l lad rrcoarrf ". ” :3 F129;; rgnnlshtv Introd-w ";"i..2l5.'&LV"i;..e Personals 1 a Dr. Gwlnman. --N. lleoley. 5"? E '9 M” Ewwted L ' Kc IIim'; Scripture reading by Don- ture reading by Sally Bears - Mrs. Stewart MacLeod. Monta-

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Luke 2:1-7. "Thou didst leave thy throne"; Recitation "Hearts with conclude with ”0h

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