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Nigeria’s National Airline _| Said Forming Has Stewardesses Shortage . eo mer:

; ’ Ss. ist party, com- LAGOS (AP) — Nigeria’s na-|such jobs as the ,U.S. Communist party, com- ea ly re aaa aes ees Sa, "ey fees ie. hah « Cying Hemel ae eae board, of t-| closed-door convention here, the The line's board of directors|jne —— spent weeks argu-| New York Times reports. hes been in a tailspin in recemtineaecnn oe of. 12) If is ‘being spohsored by the weeks because of a scarcity of/ Among applicants. | Progressive Labor Movement, a qualified air hostesses, tribal jectors + — dir- | three - year - old organization isesion in, scecing tov me deciding fat "what sunt no™ 10 fuse te over beauty standards and—lwear western -\style, ski s ng |Causes, the newspaper account oes ee aie an ie ad oe nese at me faction “*T Daily New blishes girl's wig. 2 cour Siris with | similar accom, — ' Prime Minister Sir Abubakar }Others insisted on a more Ag | The movement, headquartered Tafawa Balewa drew attention |rican figure — traditionally on|in Manhattan's predominantly

to the pe ot the hefty side. | Negro Harlem district, was line when he appoin ex-for-| .-And last least. _| Prominent during last summer’g eign minister Jaja Wachaku 48}jsh 1 ante net a rit | Negro riots here. One of the minister of aviation. Some here|the crew of a Airways | leaders, Witliam Epton, has been

saw this as a demotion tor the strong-willed minister, but it of inal anarchy in connection with may require a potent personal-| ; the rioting.

that arrived in London last|i@dicted on a charge of crim- month, They. ity such as Wachuku to get the — hemp. worth $900, hidden | 9 times says Milton Rosen

jet The Lagos Daily Express | Wig

airline flying smoothly again. Maria Okafor's: stylish | anq° Morton Scheer founded the » the Lagos Daily Times + | movement after theif expulsion —furged—Wachuku—to—pick—host~j ported. _______-_ | from—theCommunist _party _of - lesses carefully, “since the serv- = ae _ wice. provided by Nigerial , y *\ Airways through #l - qualified

stewardesses ‘has been just. dis- graceful ~to Africa’s biggest country.”

The airline has been criti- cized in the past by members of the Yoruba and Hausa ‘ tribes, who —_ the — 2 pany's best go to gro to reach lieutenant gen- | tribesmen. . ;

Maj. oO. and 2 4 3

Davis jr., poses in his Peffla- picked him to be chief of staff - eral rank in the U.S. military ‘ m :

gon office Friday affter Presi- of US. forces and of the Uni- establishment. His father was | MUST CONSIDER TRIBE ; 4 . - : 4

dent Johnson nominated him ted Nations command:in Ko- a brigadier general in the | These are Nigeria's three 3 . ,

for promotion to lieutenant rea. Davis, 52, is the first Ne- Army. (A P Wirephoto) biggest tribal groupings, and a, ; = = efforts -are made to apportion f 9 : 2

and in 1539 the buildings were | °vernment jobs among them.

i" ad . s wrecked by Henry's troops. |Tribal considerations count : : Richard Whiting, the last. ab- | heavily in assessing prospective ; Sy t = bot of Glastonbury, gave the | hostesses. ete {= ee = . cup to seven monks with in-| But, there is a shortage of . : } 3 : ‘ : : ieee er ; structions to flee over the |qualified girls without worrying ili ea & ee aoe : s ;- | Mountains of Wales. The abbot. about. tribal quotas. Africa's} 2 © © | @>#iwr * ‘ iz : es ‘ 7 was hanged. most populous nation remains : ee re J : The tale says that the monks |a masculine stronghold: Women & ies - brought the cup safely to the|here are only beginning to ‘ a : . : Cistercian Abbey of Strata Flor-|catch up to the menfolk in op- : i ma, ABERYSTWYTH, Wales (AP) cated to finding the sacred cup. |ida, deep in the Cardiganshire | portunities in education and for t we A chipped wooden bowl many| One fact appears certain. The |Hills. The Glastonbury. monks . ‘ ® z are-convinced Christ used at the | cup is old enough to fit the role. | Who managed a getaway joined 3 : : Last Supper is once again the | And it did not originate in Brit-|them there, but the journey was a ee : Eastern centre of attention at ain. not over. The king’s men began ; a i a. sm . = - this seaside resort grinsshing reseacth trewgh come © Os tae ete : : records certain taken ? é . . - Piette ‘have fleckel to nee oat ik point to a(friendly lord of the manor of 2 “play at an ivy-covered, 18th-|theory-that Joseph of Arimathea | Uechwedd Dirus, near Nanteas = cites : 2 ees century manor house owned by |brought the chalice when he| ‘A Powell family the v e @ : : pee Maj. and Mrs. J. S. Mirylees. carried Christianity to the Brit-|Nanteos estate in | 18th cen- | nh. : Historians, prelates and poets |ish Isles in 63 A.D. The scrip- | *ury and it passed down the'line | ve ; have shared a fascination for }‘ures_name_the Arimathean as|o Mrs. Mirylees, a direct des: ith-the to oenee the aaleta of Gis tlaches i ves. |@ Wealthy disciple who devoted | Cendant. : 1 -with- purchase. ey. es : : : ; = 8 ‘ sel. They have traced its 3,000-|his life and fortune to the| Richard Wagner the composer | of « new 250 model : ieee _ ei mile journey from Palestine to |*Ptead of the faith. Joseph died |W@5 one who came to see the = tee vs acid the Cardiganshire hills. in England. cup and it is said he was so im- McC il h a, oe : rit ig incl : : While ‘s no SIVEN TO SON pressed thet it inspired _his icUuliocn . pair : re Ne Ran 2 there is absolutely opera _Parsifal, closely associ ; i PO ta, ; proof linking it with ‘The ‘Last, 7he Story is that he passed the /2Pt% tnt a gent of the Hoy | CHAIN SAW ow , Supper, there is none to explode | tonbury in Somerset. It re-| Grail. ; the myth either. msnined there for centaries as[ Keith Carmichael =a p= Ballads and poems about the the prize of a monastery that}; THEATRES FOR YOUTH ° s Nanteos Chalice have abounded | was erected on the spot—Glas-| The Midland Art Centre {er Brackley Point Road ow we for centuries. The Welsh believe |tonbury Abbey Young People, in Birmingham, Due to the terrific response | : ; it inspired the table of King Ar-| ‘The abbey was one of the first | England, will have an open-air} this offer has been extended rc ; ae thur and his Knights of the! targets of Henry VIII in his at-|theatre and two more indoors. 1965. f : Round Table, who were dedi-itack on Roman Catholicism a :

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