The P-Ng Elections
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What sort of men are the 108 native Papuans and New Guineans who offer themselves to six electoral colleges of voters on March 18?
What manner of men—or women— raise their heads from a mass of 2,000,000 to try for the Territory’s first native Legislative Council elec tions? They must he of interest to history not necessarily because they are elected (for only six of 108 will receive that honour) hut because they nominate at all. For these are P-NG’s first budding politicians.