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he ee ee 6. . ) NEW REPUBLIC the chiefs unanimously recommended 2 W that ‘a Legislative Body consisting of :: Letter of the eek accredited Representatives of Samoa be * established.” Confronted with this ce- $ . quest for some American-style democ: ; (Continued from pase 3) racy, the Governot replied evasively: Assembly met and passed a series of “The resolution concerning the legis - resolutions which" were forwarded to lative body is not exactly clear. It is my i “His Excellency, the Governor” by understanding that matters of legislation. Chief Tuisasosopo- have in the past been discussed at the® HE MODERN CASE FOR SOCIALISM By John Putnant 13s FAGES, CLOTH REVISED EDITION ° #15009 MEADOR PUBLISHING COMPANY 324 Newbury Street Bestes 15, T __ BOOKS: USED. RABE OB OUT-OF-PRINT AAB, 509 5. Melville St. Philadelphia 43, Pa. . POSITIONS WANTED xyoUuNG MAN, writer, intellectual. Seeks po- gition as companioy, tutor, drivers a . ‘ Le Will uile. eitaces Box 912 The New In his last-minute answer gve montts=sncual /o70 (Samoan chieftains’ pow - Nene aie SO ays ieee Baglien seacher, 2, Ok. later, the home-bound Governor dealt wow with Navy ofhcaraonny and th 3 so hastily and summarily with the there was close cooperation between th:: Assembly's resolutions that the usually fovo and the Governor in the consider: mild Tuisasosopo was provoked’ to com- tion and enactment of Icgislation.” LIB Marine, leaving ‘August 1 for 2 year’ atudy ia London. Wishes to represent American preferably Yiterary, OF sovks auime kin commission. Box 915, The New Republic. ~___ SCHOO” plain, “The Governor's reply was not Then apparently realizing that th us KEWOOD MODERN SCHOOL fitting of the spirit and willingness of official double-talk might result in sor’ preerees! Phone Lakewood oy cris 1-12, Now: the Samoan people. Besides, these reso- pins being stuck in his image, he add: onal tre. Perscnal Yo erision. "Gori "ag eaing lutions should have beea forwarded to hopefully, “It is my present thous," carota te -| Washington for comment. Evidently the that the annual fono should consider F: ° ition went as far as the Governor's advice of the creation of legisiat desk in the Naval Station of Tutuila.” committee of three to discuss with © Such negligence, oF perhaps willful Governor matters which arise betwe! disdain, is cited by the Samoan fathers annual foros.” i 4. as an example of the failure of one-man ‘x “- lens are noe ‘Usly ond Ausest) LANGUAGES 2 LANGUAGES by Lingua ent Ttussian, Spanish, Portuguese — Direct conversational method of mastering S0Y language quickly, easily, correctly at home. Avnilable under. costly? Rights, Bend for ¥, REE book. LINOCA- segs . F BONE INSTITUTE, 3 RCA Bids. New government. They are 2 little tired, after AMOANS realized, of course, that: York, CT 7-080. : . . . < 46 years, of holding theie collective Governor himself had n0 pow ; JTALIAN, Spanish. VW other language courses. Rold, hongnt, rented. A. Alla, , RESEARCH , . gocloLocy. HISTORY: You name the prob- tem, 1 do the reaearch for you and prepare your 8 . publication. biblingraphy. furo- n- American packground. ee of Dare of prot. Box 867. The New Republic. STENOTYPE REPORTING VET AN—Conferences, Conventions, Legal. ER Harry Birvbavia, ovdaville 2.5827. breath each time a new Governor is in- grant their demand for self-governn ; stalled (Navy procedure is to replace Navy regulations and orders for’ governors every 18 -months )—wonder- government of American Samoa 4 ing whether the occasion called for bluntly: “The Governor, for the: cheers or tears. So they are now petition- being, of American Samoa, is the’ ing Uncle Sam for the transfer of of the government. He is the mal”: authority over ‘American Samoa from all laws, and he shall make and ¢’' the Navy to 4 native legislature. all appointments.” © But they had clearly indicatec: A N ACREAGE e Vel : ‘ : : - FARMS = = = : ; MERICAN SAMOA 1S divided into desire that this resolution be for: i MME 5! N. mee home oO . . . . . . % BOKED A Tiat Te the Hanewond Coun Tg: three districts—the eastern, Pago for consideration to Washingtor . . ep la 3 . . - . ee 4 root Colom ge: pou! mite, pineny perengiatss Pago; the western, Tutuila; and the this was not done indicates eith i 18 scree eat on me Ne al Manua island group- Each district has the Governor feared it would 1 PORTRAIT-PAINTER an advisory council consisting fe strued at the Capitol as a reflectic - PoRTRAIT-PAINTER, Veteran war-artist, proximately 15 high chiefs and high his rule or that he honestly cons - a very experienced, ig availanie for portralt talking chiefs. The difference between his duty to reject their request. 4 ; : commissions, in or outside New vork City. . . . : 4 7 Somjous to estabileh, Pit, Sve clientrie. | ranks, according to Tuisasosopo, is chat Other resolutions presented tes : ‘ Reproductions and pr ce-lint oF request No we , . : A x RG, The New Repd Hie. the former “sit upo the throne,” while Assembly to the Governor hi, t obligations. +. oT ADULT BOOKS the latter are the “powct behind the kicked back in their resigned f% FuxE! send for, free jist of world’s Anos throne.” a resounding, if circumlocutor tral sages tare See ie a But the throne, as Samoans ace sadly The Samoans had asked that |” Bit Paterson oom aware, is purely illusory. The chiefs have tives. one to each district, sit” Mow vere Cy no real powers other than those of committee investigating prop | —__ CIGARETTES amiga “recommendation,” OF aS appointees of age caused by military ocup EGRET a svete ae pela, en the Governor's officer aides. If truth be “Claims against the Unite check oT ae He wa hee Mall Urdvr SO" | told, we “use” them, much as other im- replied the Governor, “for oc: ' BONDED perialist powers we criticize “use” theit land or damage to property ™ o oe E E colonies native leaders. The legal ele- sidered and decided by 2 cor eee Courteous, fast, reasonable. Specializing 1a vator carries only orders going down, officers of the naval service. . FUBLIANING.,, Avice aie’ irk meest only suggestions coming up. gion.is made by the law for | amen, ‘At the last annual Samoan Assembly, ment of civilian member 9 1 Senemeeame ates Tie yenere: ee een