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AUCKLAND. N.Z. (CP)—The canal Samoan customs winds of change have penetrated forms of society. If was even the, idyllic isles of the. wheimingly approved at a South Pacific. iscite of the whole adult

A landmark in .the political tion. development of this wide region Samoa is one of the most was reached Jan. 1 when the lightful island groups of first island group became an in- South Seas. Robert Louis St flenendent sovereign nati enson made his home here, and

This was the tropical island his tomb is near Apia, the capi- territory of Western Samana, tal. hitherto-a trusteeship under the The whole of Western Samoa edministration of New Zealand. | celebrated the attainment of na- [tt now controls its own affairs. | tioshood, with feasting

Samoa is the first fully inde- | ing for five days beyond Jan. 1. pendent Polynesian country of | The s still face many recent times. The only existing | problems. it

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economy Tonga, ruled by Queen Salote,|row range of tropical agricul- Tonga, although a self-governing | ture. But the new nation is as- kingdom in most respects, is un- sured of strong support from der British protection and cer- | New Zealand. Independence has tain external responsibilities are | been attained with a high de- reserved by Britain. Western | gree of harmony and good will

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