THE CHINA – MAIL,
SINGAPORE CUSTOMS
SWOOP ON STUDENTS: DOCUMENTS SEIZED
Singapore, June 19.
Sixty pounds of suspected. Communist litera- turo was seized by customs men as 21 Singapore
Chinese students returned here from the Bandung conference by the Dutch vessel Baliantek on Saturday, it was disclosed today.
Director of Special Branch A. E. G. Blades said the literature which were brought back by the students from the Afro-Asian students con- ference at Bandung, was being examined by security officers. He said it was possible that some of the students might be charged in court if the literature was subversive in nature.
One of the returned students told police officers that Communist delegates had tried to influence certain mem- bers of the Malayan delegation and that lavish entertain- ment was provided by Chinese delegates at Bandung.
Among the documents seized was a cyclostyled "his- tory" of the Singapore riots husst May in which United Press Manager for Southeast Asia Genu Symonds fatally beaten by student mobs.
Pineau Is Pleased With Talks
Washington, June 19. 'The French Foreign Minister, M. Christian Pineau, told Congress today that his Washington talks with American leaders were "very gratifying,"
In EL short stress on Lie Boor of the Senate, he mid, he was satisfied the talics "will strengthen further the ancient and stout lics of friendship which link Franco and the United States."
were
He suld both the American and French revolutiozas conceived in liberly, for which The two nations had fought side by side in two world wars.
"It the name of this liberty, we are now more visely unk- od than
A members of ever the North Atlantie aillance," ho added.
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now
PRIVATE TALKS
Pineau,
the second day of a three-day series of conferences with Wanting- lon leaders, conferred in pri- vate this morning with Senator Walter George, the Influentiul Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Commílico.
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Senator George,
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afternoon M.
and his adykkers entered the State Department for the second round of his talks with Mr John. Foster Dulles, Secretary of State-Ruler
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The student informant
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the Singapore police that an attempt was made to distribute copies of this booklet Al the conference but University of Malaya representatives sucered. ed in stopping It when they found that the so-called "history" was nothing but a "one sided and tendentious document,”
The poller said he had been | told in coples were later dis- tributed werelly and privately,
TO BE QUESTIONED
Thx student informant suld Chat +everal delegates paril- cularly from Communist coun- Ütles
colonialian condemned but not one allucked "the ap- parent regimentation end Jack of freedom in Communist cour-
tries."
Director of The Singapore Special Branch Mr Blades safel several of the relumed students. would be interrogated as 5000 the documents have been scrutinised,-Unlied Press.
EN
MISSION
TO INDIA
London, June 19.
Plan
A raission under the Joint auspices of the Colombo and the Federation of British Industries may visit India soon.
The Commonwealth Relations Ofee indicated this in a 10- nouncement tonight.
The mission le to advise oni the further extensions of heavy machinery manufacturing capa- cilv during the period of the second five year pinn.
Member of the mission who wik Include representatives of loating British endneering firms will leave for India wulum.-France-PressC.
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1958
Z-O-O-M
THROUGH
“Habscow, June 19. Soviet MIG. 19. jet fighterą.“ prashed throughiile mund barrier øyer Minoor Indiny in a dress rehoamil for the national air show on Ban- day at which Bash will show off le later aircraft, even loud, barizı startled MasogyItem 解 Ashlers hprileḍ ncrome the sky at #reater than 850 appedita iniles per hour,
SOVIET JETS CRASH
SOUND BARRIER .....................
The air "show at Tushino. „alled, near" tiao popital. will be the first Boyleh braking the sound barriër,
A pow tielta wing expori--
zočnial alperaft, þelleyed to be a lighter, will be shown for the art time. Western
observeru kalla the 110 della wing aircraft;
A
would need a tored of 200 miles per hour to be air. borne, indicating the use of rooktį launching apparatus,
∙now
twin-jo medium bomber was also expected to be displayed at the air show, as well" as 'ai ali- weather twin-Jel fighter the break
Lovel barrier in
which can
PRESION
flight.
Air Force lenders from more than 20. ommbice, Including Bejfalu, the Upited: 8jates and France, live pren Invited to al fera.
The foreign rugsts hayo been invited to - stây" in tho Soviet Union for's weCK and KID Expected to be show airfields and airgraft factories--Beuter.
WE'VE DELAYED TOO LONG SAYS U.S. AIR CHIEF
And He Adds: 'We Need More Planes"
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Washington, June 19. General Curtis Lemay, Strategic Air Commander, has warned that only "emergency mea- sures" will give the United States air supremacy over Russia, it was disclosed today.
He told the Senate Appropriations Committee in a closed session recently that the U.S. had delayed too long" in building the Air Force "required to meet the Soviet threat in 1960".
His testimony was released today.
Dollars For Egypt
World Bank
Chief Will Discuss Big Nile Dam
Cairo, June 19. Mr Eugene Black, Presi- dent of the World Bank, arrived in Cairo from Tehe ran tonight to resume talks with Dr Abdel Moneim Kaissury,
the Egyptian Finance Minister, on the proposed World Bank loan to help finance Egypt's $400 million Aswan High Dam.
After talles with Lieutenant- Colonel Genet Abdol Nasser, the Egyptian Prime Minister, in That glamorous grand- January this year, Mr Black mother Mariene
signed on Dietrich,
agreement in prin- elple for a World Bank loan of shows that her legs have iost
$200 muidon none of their shape, when she peace for photo- graphers at Orly Airport, Paris, on her arrival from New York. She was on her way to Monte Carlo where she te to make a film Central Press Photo,
Details of this agreement are still to be worked out, and will form the basis of Mr Black's meeting with Dr Koisury to
Paris Tour
For Chinese
Delegation
morrow.
The World Bank Preddent la staying in Egypt only one day. RUMOURS
His presence in Cairo has bæn coupled with unconfirmed
that
Dmitri Mr Shoplioy, visiting Soviet For- eign Minister had offered the Egyptian leaders Soviet aid to finance the high dum across the Nile.
rumours
Meanwhile, General Nathan Twining said it would take about a year to "gear up" for faster B-52 jet bomber production even with the extra funds proposed by the Senate Appropriations Committee.
General Twining, Air Force Chief of Staff, made the statement when asked by a reporter to comment on the Committee's action yesterday adding $1,160,000,000 to the administration's defence budget for Air Force use.
The Committee specifically earmarked $800 million of the increase for procuring modern warplanes such as the B-52,
Senator Styles Bridges, leading Republican member of the Committee, introduced an amendment today to substitute a $600 million increase for the $1,160 million. He had several Democratic and Republican co-sponsors.
The amendment would include $80 million for opera- tions and maintenance and $20 million for personnel.
As
a result, General Lemay he wus recommending a below current
The lestimony released by the Committee thowed
a conflet said, between General Lemay and "reduced force" General Twining. General requirements. strategic air Lemay said the administration's force and the nation can pro- $16,500 million Air Forco bud. duce
abort without emergency measures and which But for the fiscal year 1987 was inadequate. He urged an extra will
the greatest $3,800 million for his Strategle capabilly practical for the time Air Command alone.
period”.
tend
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SOME FISH!
A
Mantova, June 19.
carp. Weighing 38 pounds has been caught by ать Italian shopkeeper, Ashing with a rod and Bne of the Lake of Garda near here.
The fisherman, Glovanni Frusciant, 1005 nearly thrown into the lake when the carp hooked his balt.- France-PreRC.
INDIA WILL
BUY 110
JETS FROM
FRANCE
Paris, June 19,
Page
COGNY GETS TOP JOB IN
MOROCCO
Rabat, June 19... General Reno Cogny, 52- year-old veteran of the Indo- China war, was named today commander in chief of French forces in Morocco àt
the request of the Moroccan Sultan..
General Cogny's main task WE be to develop the fledglpe armed forces of newly-indopery. denst
Morocco 1 · replaces General Gabriel Bourgouzd who is expected to take oves command in French Equatorial Africa
General Copy was a former commander of French expedi». tionary forces in Indo-China ancil L9 considered ond of France's top fighting gerpradır.
GUERILLA FORCE
Sultan Mohammed V, ot Morocco, where French troops fre now an invited force!!, specifically asked for General Cogny.
He hopes he can accomplish with Morocco's nomad warriors what he achieved with the na Thai tribesmen in China four years ago,
4
General Copy organised the Thais Into
guerilla
formidable
force, Ho known, the only Reneral who could beat Communist Vietminh own game
France has signed a con- United Prem
ship supersonic
of hit-and-
General
Generi Lemay described the Twining told the Committee the same day that 137-wing Air Force goal laid the aircraft procurement pro- down by the administration intract to Cramme was "satisfactory". If 1953 as "obsolete" Ho said itMystere TV jet fighters to 12: ho got more money, he said, he should be Increased to meet the India, it was officially an FINNS ON WAY would put it into buses and growing Russian air threat. Ho personnel and not into planes, old the Air Force's manpower nounced today."
nisa ciling of 975,000 men
Military should be raised to 1.200,000
about 110 be sent.
1190 more
General
testilted
Twining body at a dooed session of the Armed Services Sub- Senate
sources. sald aircraft would
The sources said the aircraft
"We cam
always money," General Twining told a men reportes today. "We didn't ask Is It, He for, but we can made clear, however, tint the Committee's proposal would not result in any immediate spood. Commitive which is investigating would be shipped to India over up of B-62 production, which the relative air strength of the the next two years under a con-
tract signed last week. and States Democrats claim is falling behind United
Oficials in New Delhi had Russian output of long-range Unitec Press, bombers."
already stated that the order had been placed.
'ON THE WANE
Bui General Lemay warned that the oir "supremacy which we enjoy today is on the wane. By 100' the Soviets will have
the superior strategie air force,"
The Soviet offer is reported to cover the whole sum of $400 million, with interst at two and a half per cent. The plan would be to build the dâm thị under six years,
Mr Black is seeing Dr Kals
tomorrow
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Paris, June 19. Madame Chou Nan, Secre- sury tary of the cultural delega. will probably ako se Colond tion from China, now visit-Nasser before leaving Calro lo-
hight China morrow
Mall ing Paris, sald today the Special. delegation was very satis-
Russia
DID THEY REACH SUMMIT?
General Lemay recommended that a specifie number of
Pokhara, June 19. additional B-52 intercontinental jet tambers be built in the next The Argentine expedition be feet) Le few years. The exact number halagiri (6,200 was consored. The amount The today trekking back through
monsoon rains
to this proposing would Indicate, heavy
town however, that he is thinking of
80 miles west of Kath-
The aircraft will be Mystere IVs manufactured by the Marcel Dassault Company.
They re Frake's most advanced Aghter planes.
TO CHINA
Helsinki, Jund 10. A. Finnish parlamentary dela. gation left hero by air this overing on a visit to China.
akt
The delegation was composed members of each of the political parties and was led by The speaker of the House.
Two parliamentary secretaries, representing the Foreign Ministry, accompanied the 'dele gation-Router.
Mediation Offer
Damascus, June 19. Syria may offer to mediato between India and Pakistan. In Another 16 training alecraft | their dispute over Käähmir, | are also on order, it was learned. | usually reliable sources said-hero
United Press.
today--Reuter
A gold watch
B-13 bomber feet at feutmandu, but is nid not know for little more than the
I twice as large as the 600. B-525 "whether they have conquered
the planned by the administration
mountain, the. "/world's highest unclimbed, peak.
fied with its visit to Paris Scientist's Deathment
except for the weather.
The group made the most of yesterday's sunshine, after days of rain and cloudy skies, to go to the top of the Eiffel Tower, from which they enjoyed the magnificent view of the city below.
During the six days they have been here, the delegation bas been very busy. Besides mu:cums, they have visited the Renault automobile plants, the huge railway repair shop at Vitry, the courts of Justice, the "Musce De L'Homme" Can archacological muscum devoted to the history of mankind) and the "Malion De La Pensée (4) philosophieni conservatory),
'AND THEN THE OPERA
At the "Maison", they were received by M. Elyster, Director of the Commuschi Musoum Oriental Arti
of
Moscow, Jung 19. Professor Vladimír Obruchev, first Russian scicnlat to die. cover uranium, în Siberio, died today, aged 03, the Soviet Council of Ministers announced, recording to the Soviet news agency, Tas.
Chita Mail Special.
He said: "This lp just o we cannot do that. It is too late now. We have delayed too lang."
Herald it was "improbable that such a required force could be procured in the time -- volved, and if it were procured, we would be unable to man and support it properly...with out emergency measures".
Last reports from the expedi- tion, dated May 23, stated that six compe had been establish- od, but that avalanches <eventy day aria thunderstorms · mucle climbing hazardous
The mountain, has' 'dèficxi previous Swiss, Swibs-German, French, and "Argentino expedi tions-China Mall Special.
JAPAN TO PROBE ATOMIC
ISLAND MYSTERY
United Nations, Jung 19.
The United States prepared self today for an all-
the United
Council in
its nuclear tests in the Pacific islands, following a Japan ese report that a "super uranium" bomb was exploded there fast week.
My
gerously irradiaciod, to permit Bummen habitations' natali, JUDA
The Trusteeship Council's debate cok in new importance with a report from the Japanes Government, survey ship Sun- Jooks Maril that asher had been found near Bikini Eniwetok
and that Indicating
"super uranfum" burb was explodes, arda about June 13, three and one half weeks after the US. hydrogen bombair drop of May 21
in
The ship reported that the
*thit U.S. #PAWGARIA' said the ashes it collected on June 15 con-
pp
The
Britning which plans to soucis off its first hydinogan bomb in the Madame Chou Nan, who is Gilberte Lalsands next your, is also Deputy Director of the North ikely to come in for criliciors us
of the natives was pr Lained both uranium-287 hd and West European Department, the Council began He annust cered by "construction work" neplunium-230, neither com- at the Chinese People's Associa-debate on the Pacife trust to gong
found in ashes of pre- monts (at Bikini and mi- tion for culturi rolaticha with ritories," forcim countries, sald the first
webat. The indication was but viously known atomle or hydro- The debate centred around a sporty
Explosions. psons,
involving en contacts augurot well for new disclosure Lis a report of N. construction of airstrips and slip said it was the first time change of Information and books thing mission to Up Bariano offer installations kept the neptunium-239 had been found of art, scienting and Blatorical Cold Marshall flande als from a homes in aches found after a nuclear matters. VI VIL administory by the Waldeck!
H. Nucker, US, to explosions Theydo Buton on a “strategic fisket The delegation also, attender a |of the UN., Trustonsin Byrtar, performance of Carinen at the
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