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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1956

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By DAVID L. BOWEN
Associated Press Newsfeatures Writer
Although events in Egypt have
monopolized the headlines, the
Suez Canal is not the only spot
on the historic British trade life-
line showing signs of wear.
The tides of nationalism which
swept the British off the shores
of the Suez also are relentlessly
wearing away the British grip on
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several other strategic pieces of
real estate.
The British are able to main-
tain order on Cyprus, now the
bastion of England's strength in
the eastern Mediterranean, only
with large-scale use of security
troops. The majority of the is-
land's natives are of Greek
descent. Many favor an end of
British control and reunion with

Greece. A group

of terrorists dependence in August of next

called the EOKA are attempting
to force the British out with a
bloody campaign of bombings and
assassinations.
Just the other side of the Suez,
on the long periphery of the Ara-
bian peninsula, the British are
faced with the strong possibility
that Egyptian ambition and Saudi
Arabian money might soon launch
a drive to push them out of their
last stronghold of direct control
in the Arab world.
The frontiers of these desert
shiekhdoms rarely are well de-
fined, and the British-backed
rulers have come increasingly into
conflict with their large neigh-
bors. There also are signs of dis-
content at British rule in some of
the protectorates themselves.
Further out in the Indian
Ocean, the new neutralist govern-
ment of Ceylon, headed by Pre-
mier Solomon Bandaranaike, has
forced British agreement to a plan
calling for abandonment of Trin-
comalee, a naval base on the is-
land's northeast coast considered
to be one of the finest fleet
anchorages in the world. It is
the present base of the British

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East Indies fleet. The Ceylonese
also will take over the British air-
base at Kitunayake.
Loss of these facilities will leave
the British without a base be-
tween Aden and Singapore, a dis-
tance of 3,600 miles.
And in the great Asian 'port of
Singapore, the English future is
not bright. The Malay states to
the north are scheduled for in-'

year. Talks between Britain and
Singapore's leaders on a similar
plan for the port colony broke up
with bitterness in London this
spring, with Singapore claiming
Britain refused to grant true local
sovereignty: The fact that 76 per
cent of Singapore's 1,200,000 in-
habitants are of Chinese descent
makes it unlikely that Britain will
be able to maintain its hold for
many more years.

By EDGAR SIMONS
Daily Bridge columnist,

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play the slam, north checked the
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West opened the queen of
hearts which was won by the
king. Declarer then led the king
of clubs which west won. West
returned his remaining club. The
king of diamonds followed by a
small diamond to the ace dis-
closed the location of the jack,
as east played a heart.
The jack of clubs was led, dis-
closing the distribution of that
suit. A diamond was played, fin-
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mond suit was run. South dis-
carded a spade and a club. East,
who was beginning to feel pain,
discarded his, remaining hearts
and a small spade.
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his ace, and once again east had
to discard. He could not drop his
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