Australian Cit[?]
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French Priest Becomes Australian Cit[?]
The Rev. F. Louis Willem, of the RC [?] Kamulai, Papua, became an Australian on June 16 at a ceremony in the Sub-I office, at Tapini.
The picture shows Mr. D. Anderson[?] Goilala, presenting the certificate of nat[?] tion to Father Willem, a former Alsatian.
It is the second time that this ceremo taken place in Tapini. The first was [?] Zigas, now a District Medical Officer in 0[?] After Father Willem had taken the oat[?] Anderson gave a reception for the missi[?] and officers of the Sub-District.
•e Anne, baby daughter of d Mrs. Eric Whitton, of Lae, first girl born into the n family for 70 years. She on August 10.
t In 1955, 20 students from the Port Laguerre Agricultural scho o 1, Noumea, completed their studies.
Six of these students were retained at the school as “apprentice teachers”; three others went back home to assist their parents with farm work; the other 11 took jobs
with no agricultural interest. All naa been to the Agricultural school on Government bursaries. Agri culture in New Caledonia is at such a ebb - says a correspondent, tnat it holds no future for young farmers. 
