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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1956)
6-(Sec. 1) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Wed., June 6, '58 puma Leader Resigns, Starts Political Task Br NOEL LAZARO RANGOON, Burma Iff) - U No, the nu wh itgotiated Burma's fofependenct from Br Hal, r rigaed Tuesday as prim minister te derate full tinw to reorfaaixing his political party, the Socialist Anti-Fascist People's Freedom League (AFPFU. His successor is U Ba Swe. de fense minister and vice president tt the AFPFU U Nu. 41, was asked by the Brit ish to become head of Burma's executive council after the assas sinatioa of Aung San, council chair man, aad six cabinet aides ea July It, 1917. 1 ' He told a aews conference Tues day that he had requested that his term oe limited to six menus, vui after he had negotiated his coun try's dependence la 1941 local and Communist rebellions obliged him to remain In officer The Prime Minister tried several times to step, out, but his AFPFL colleagues refused to let him go. He said tncy yielded this time only ,waen he threatened to resign from 3th the party and his office. . - U Na said a party leader should give all his time to party affairs Sea-Legged Judge Helpi Stalled Tart RUTLAND, Vt. Or) - Two young sailors should have reached their Virginia naval base on time Tues day, thanks to Acting Judge Fred eric' J. Deianey. The Uri were broueht before him because they lacked a valid driving license. Delaney imposed a milrt fin, then drove them down the road until he found a south bound hitchhiker with a driving li cense. Would he drive two sailors back to their bsse? Delighted. Anchors aweigh. P.C. Delaney is ex-navy. 4,000-Year - Old Seaport Found by Syrian Diggers STAMP HONORS TRAINS TAIPEI. Formosa i The Chinese Nationalist post office is issuing special stamps June s commemorating the 75th anniver sary of the founding of the rail way system in China. DAMASCUS, Syria - A Syr ian archeologist Tuesday reported the discovery of the 4,000-year-old seaport city of Semira which had eluded excavation teams of four nations for a century. Dr. Salim Abdel Abdulhak, head of the Syrian archeological depart ment, . predicted the discovery in northern Syria would attract world wide interest. He called Semira a "treasure mine of Phoenician, Armenian, As syrian and Greek archeological finds which will throw light on so far unknown historical occur rences." Abdulhak said Syrian trade flowed through Semira to the Med iterranean basin centuries before Christ. And Egyptian armies streamed through the port for their battles against the Hittites, an em pire in Asia Minor that Tivalcji Babylon and Egypt at its peak, Abdulhak said Syria maintained close relations then with the third Pharaonic dynasty of Egypt. The Egyptians and Hittites fought eventually for control of Syria. He said the ancient port city south of Tartus vanished under the earth about the end of the Greek empire, before the -birth of Christ. American, French, British and Belgian expeditions failed to find it in a century of searching, he said, because they excavated along the seacoast. The port city was located about FIRE GUARD SAM DIEGO. Calif. Wl - The Junior Fire Department at the Jefferson elementary public school adopted Ko Ko, a cocker spaniel, as mascot. The dog. owned by a fire marshal, Is trained to bark when he sees or smells a lighted match or cigarette. three miles Inland as protection against pirates, Abdulhak ex plained. A Syrian team found it. California!! Buys f Malheur Jfper VALE, Ore. Of - Sale of the Malheur Enterprise was an nounced this week by Robert B. Thurston, owner and publisher. The newspaper was sold to D. H. Brown h 1 1 1 of Burlingame, Calif. He took over operation of the plant on Saturday. and keep in close touch with Its organization. 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