THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1958.
Big Spurt In UK's Prosperity
FLOOD TOLL MOUNTS
Buenos Aires, July 28. Twenty-two persons were reported unofficially today to have died as a result of the worst foods to hit the Buenos Aires metropoli- tan area in 18 years. Twenty-five others were reported injured. Many more were said to be missing.
The evening newspaper Critien, quoted Dr Duntú Braerncefni, Pablle Headth Director of the Municipality of Quilines, be that be beileved GD cen!
had died in 1 Quilmes arez and find some 380 wern musfing.
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Criften added that Dr Onofre.
Silva, Dicvetor of the Quilmes Hospital, considered that the above figures were probably cutreet.
Homeless
Some 100,000 persons were edi- mated to be homeless. It was beloved that flood damage would amount le lens of mill-
People Earning, Spending And Saving More
London, July 28.
with people carning, spending and saving more was reported here today in an official government, publication. Doubled car sales accounted for much of the in- crease in spending, said the July issue of Economic Trends.
A big spurt in Britain's prosperity:
Will Night-Shift
Solve
Lancashire's Problem?
London, July 29.
ass of dollars and to have The Financial Times today
affected #1 least 500,000 per- 1025
Eleven of the 22 fatalflies were sal to have occurred in the sklenial and Industrial quilmes suburban area. Only Ave v the reported fatalities were intually however, and only 33:11 two billes tid Leen penti- fied. Authorities said it might Le com Bine before the seal death toll coll be a- certained-UP.1.
WHERE DO THE BLACK MARKET GOODS COME FROM?
expressed
the
opinion
To the first quarter of 1958, it sail, wages and salaries rose by six per cent, personal incomes rase by seven per cent, to £310.000.000, constimers CX- pendilure rose by an estimated the gross seven per cent and domestic product of £202,000,- 000 vetacled an increase of six per cent over last year, although terms, H In "real"
was only aixout one per cent higher.
But cars led the feld, Eex-|
Trends id tha! "The
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| fargest proportionale increase in- (expenditure was on motor cars jani mator cycles, which more than doubled in real terms and accounted for about half of the total Increase in
Consumers
that the introduction of | expenditure in real terms." night-shift working
British cotton mills may
not be effective in dealing
Car Production
A total of 278,355 corn, were
with the industry's prob- | próduced in the first three months of this year, compared lems.
to 150,047 in the same perlod
The decision by the Can-text your. In addition, figures room Workers' Association, one for the month of May show new car registrations at 57,205, of the Big Three e-tton unions, ไป consider applications from
fur May a compared to 45,017 mills for night-shift working by year ago, men represents. belated step forward," this Landun daily commented.
11 is estimated that a totale,
500,000 new privata cur'S will be on the road by the end 1948 the of the year, compared to the
report number of curs on the road- Lanenshire 4,100,000-at the
start of this face of Beed to:
"As long as coting working Jar pointed out that if was to survive in the competitiim it would introdune shifi-working.
PRODUCTIVITY
for
tu 1:12
"On the other hasil, the inste m quite as straightforward
it appears. Most of Lan- casăre's cotton operative. women, who are any forbidden by law to work at
ame Ca.1
"Preductivity cumparisos be- Tokyo, July 28, tween Lancashire and, Japanese Customs officials example, Houtkong are weight. estimated today! that by the fact that Hongk
works {{uཎྷ° • shifty more than 90 per cent of
cauire's one. the goods sold in black markets throughout the country came from US,is military post exchanges and commissaries. They gave this estimate in the wage of a crackdown fast week | night.
I the unions and the un on 272 black markey outlets in Tokyo, Yokohania, Kobe and 34ployees cult have got together policy to work out a censable other clides,
Goods value! at nently on shift-working and restintip- years ag It might 530.000 were confiscated, mostly trent en Amerien writt watches, Lave made till the difference.
"Siner
then chans hen i cameras, fountain
pens, refri- Aerators, television sets, quor st" the Finorial Thurs acted,
1tenter. and canned foods.UP).
A British Crossword Puzzle
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your.
Output of New Car for the first five months of this year was 21,250 a week, with more than half this amount for ex- post.
Other Agures show an ineruase of three per cent on food, two per cent on drink and tobacco, and three per cent un russ flx- eti investment factories, plant, machinery, uses, etc.).
Trading Profits
Not all the Sgures, however, showed an increase.
The grows trading proẞts of companies was down by one per cont, spending on dwelling ond was down 12 per cent, Spending by government and local authorities on goods and rvices was slightly lower than last year.
Exports were Three per cent lawer und impurts 11 per cent lower in value. More than half 1 fall in imports was account- ed for by n fall to prices.- China Mall Special.
RUNAWAY LOVERS RETURN
DOMINIC Elwes when away with Tessa Kennedy and married her in Cos
in defiance of a British high court order of last December, returned to England recently. After landing at Southampton from the ss Liberte, Dominic was taken by the Tipstaff to Brixton Prison. Tessa later left the ship. Dominic is now applying for the court's forgiveness. Keystone.
We Fight Fair Tunku
Tells
Communists
Terrorists Come Out Of Jungle
Under A Misapprehension
Kuala Lumpur, July 28.-
Four Communist terrorists surrendered tonight after trying to negotiate terms for ending fighting in the Cameron Highlands district of Perak announced.
State, the
Royal Family News
Duke Visits His
Government
Situation Is Getting Chaotic
Frantic Appeals By
Greek And Turkish Leaders In Cyprus
Nicosia, July 28.
Nicosia's Greek Cypriot Mayor, Dr Themistocles Dervis, tonight cabled Mr John Foster Dulles in London asking for the "immediate despatch of observers to Cyprus to investigate the ghastly situation and the incapacity of Britain to govern Cyprus.”
The telegram sald the situa tion in the island was gelling elrantie "because of the un- pardonably grave mistakes of British polley."
The island's Turkish Cypriot teader, Dr Fadhil Kutchuk, also sent Mr Dulles and Mr Harold. Macmillan
tonight telegrams saying that "during the last 24 hours eight more Turks have been killed. by Greek lerrorists. Several bombs have heen thrown at the Turkish quarter and several more houses set on fre."
Telegram
The telegram, copies of which were sent to Turkey, Nato and the United Natioris, saki 42 bus.onds of Turks
from west Cyprus villages were today on
Anglican Bishops In Conference
London, July 28. The Lambeth Conference of Anglican bishops from all over the world met in plenary session today after a fortnight in com- mittee.
The Canadian Archbishop of
the move into safer 2010s, Algoma (Dr W. 1. Wright) Told
addition to 3.000 nirendy moved.
who
ad
Referring to the mesoJE OŽ guidance to the world which is to be published On August 20 and on which the bishops are now working. Dr Wrigh: sald "The contribution of 10
Reuter: "The spirit of unanimity Emong all the bishops "Orgnised Greek attacks on phenomenal." Turks are on the increase and Turkish restraint is nearing li end," the telegum said.
Dr Bervis, in a new telegram to the Governor, Sir Hugh Foot, id unjustified arrest of Cypriot Greeks was the result of Anglietus communion to present on ill-conceived, ill-advised
day conditions will far outweigh policy of intindating Cypriotis numeral strungth in the
·Creeka to: mwallow the new world.” —ca Brish plan."
The only way to save the situation was for the Governor to disbul the auxiliary police.
the And bring back
exiled Archbishop Makarios, he sald.
-Router.
THEY LIKED
THE WEST.
Copenhagen, July 28. Two Awol soldiers wanted for ride in the robbery thumbed a wrong car yesterday. the car they picked turned out They ended up in gaot when
to be a police car.-U.P.1.
Bonn, July 20. About three million people have fted from East to West Germany since World War II, A Government statement said the West German Ministry for the District Ofteer of the refugees said in a survey Today. Cameron
Highlands had made.China Mail Special. It clear to the four that he
could not negotiate terms.
APPRECIATED announced Queen Elizabeth
However, it was appreciated that the Prince of Wales would that the civilian source which be formally invested at Caernat-contacted the four might have von Castle, "when he is grown made wild promises. u1,"
The matter was referred to But Holyhead will be the the Prime Minister, Tunku Jirst Welsh town to pay in Abdul Rahman, who ruled that formal homage to the new although the four could bo Prince when the Royal Yacht detained 4.5 captured wheCITY Britannia puts in for a few personnel they should hours during a 12-day cruallowed to go back to the jungle Dartmouth, July 28.
plained for the Queen, their they had come out under a THE Duke of Edinburgh,¦ Duke of Edinburgh and their misapprehension. THE
If they in the uniform of anwo children.
wanted to go buck Admiral of the fleet, today only once before during an-rations, and they would not be Ciurles has visited Wales they would be given a day's Navalote Royal cruise in 1055-molested for 24 hours. College here at which he re-Reuter. ceived part of his naval traluing.
Old School
CHENNAULT visited the Royal
LIES
IN STATE
New Orleans, July 28. Funeral services were held today for. Li-Gen. Claire L. Chennault, leader of the "Flying Tigers" who passed from life into his- tory and legend, on dity.
Sun.
Ho arived in the Hoyal Yacht Britannia from the Scilly Isles.
The Duke presented the Queen', colour 16' the College,
He was deputising for the Queen, who is recovering from catarrhal sinusitis, and said she hild a very close svetlan with the Naval College,
"The foundation slone was Jald by her gat grondfather while her grandfather, father and husband have each seen The body of Chennault, who part of their training here."~~ wen major victories against the Reuter. Jupanese
War over
the air Chino but lost his last baltie with lung cancer, lay in state during the day while hundreds of Louisianans flied quietly past
to pay last respects,
TRIBUTE
The recently-promoted OB- year-old lieutenant-general was The reported Improving from
lung condition when a massive arterial haemorrhage proved fatal at
Qachiner Foundation Hospital.
PRINCE OF WALES PLAYS
AT HOME
London, July 28.
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Margaret
Gets Indian Princess
Costume
PRING
Banff, July 28, RINCESS Margaret was today presented with the white buckskin costume of an Indian Princess.
Appearing fresh and rested. the Princess accepted the dress, moccasin and head-dress from a Stoney Tribe Princess during a tour of the Canadian Rockles surrounding this summer resolt: town in Albéria.
The Princess arrived here on Saturday night after 'her busy visit to two-week centennial British Columbia and has rested
# Downing Street pudding? elplinarian and exacting THE nine-year-old Prince in a secluded mountain lodge
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Carrier bag (77).
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Tribute เอ the iron dis-
lacllelan owed in from diverso points of the globe today, ad- ding to his sinture.
She leaves
T. of Wales, meme for the most of the y tomorrow. Air
holidays with a good school report and eight weeks free-
A memorial service for the ald warrior will be held in dom from lessons ahead,
15 Flushy, to say the least Arlington Natlonni Demetery on played happily with his
10 Man in a pub? (8),
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17 Quick (8). -
21 Discovery (4).
22 Altack windmill? (4),
23 drew old (4),
MONDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 1 Besle, 4 Arabic, Wnives, 10′′ Actor, 12 Fallal, 14 Regatta, 17 Reds, 19 Amperes, 20 Incline, 22 Beau, 23 In oriler, 27 Tracts, 29 Rates, 30 signal,
31 Averse, 32 Hopfs. Down; i Bower, 2 Swing 3 Cleft, 5 Real, Butler, 7 Cares, D Satanie, 1t Career, 19 Laments, 18 Eme, 16 Allure, 10 Dene, 20 Iberia, 21 Cattie, 24 Oler, 25 Dunce, 26 Roles, 20 Asks.
شعرا
"The Prime Minister wishra it to be known that whatever may be the nature of the enemy, is Government fgħta fair," the statement said,
NO TERMS
But the Prime Minister would not discuss any terms but sur render with any Communist,
An Selangor State, two other Communists surrendered. The two, a man and a woman, said | another terrorist who had been
with thum in the jungle had- been eaten by a crocodie.
A Gurkha patrol shot and Iwo terrorists in wounded Johore State, South Malays, The i two escaped.-Reuter,
China's Bumper Crop Of
Rice & Wheat
Tokyo, July 28. DEKING today forecast a of rice bumper crop and wheat "unprecedented" Jin'the history of China.
China's early rice BLUE CARPET
crop this yeur was estimated at 40 mil- Wearing a pink and white lion tons, double that of
last sumuner dress, close [year. dotted
The Ministry also predicted Wednesday. His body will be sister Anne in the 40-acre ting feather hat and sling back
total tan pumps, the was given tho | China's.
wheat harvest Down to Washington tomorrow grounds of Buckingham Indian costume by Miss Eleanor woult be around 65 million in a plane from the 14th Air
Palace today.
Luxton during a brief ceremony tons, "at least two million tons Force, his last servico сот
Charles inny have been more on a blue carpet spread over greater than the total wheat mart-UP.1.
excited about being home from the new Trans-Canada highway harvest in the United States 4s estimated earlier this mouth by school than about being named east of the town. Prince of Wales laat Saturday.
She also received, u sero)) (the U.S. Department of Agricul London, July 28. Only one man missed the bus But excitement grow In the printed with pictures of two tura" at Bournemouth yesterday-the Port of Holyhead, north Wales, Indian heads and teepood, an Improved irrigation faciles, conductor. After half a mile the today as the people prepared a written in syllabice, a universal hoavy application of manure driver stopped. Eight minutes warm Welsh walcome for their Indian language invented by on and close planting were crediteșt tator a red-faced. conductor pants Price, due to viit Holyhead on early Methodist missionary, toby Pelding for the improvement.
western Canada---touter.
UPI. ed up, carrying a can of tea. Augusi 0.
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TOTAL NUMBER has been roughly estimated at The total number of Anglenns
of the
40,000,000--one in 20 800,000,000 Christians.
The bishops are understood to have made good progress in
their discussions on the pric ciples of Prayer Book revision. The Prayer Booit is regarded as an important spiritual bond Uaking
scattered widely churches-all descended direct- ly .or Indirectly from the churches in the British Isica- whether they be in the United States, Canada, Australia, Africa, Singapore or the West Indies.-Reuter.
U.S. Visitor
Washington, July 28, Simor Amintore Fantini, the Italian Prime Minister, arrived here tonight for two days of falls with United States Jendera for strong Italian-United States He said the world felt the wood
Friendship.-Reuter,
"MISS SOHO, 1958’
Hollywood actress Jayne Mansfield is: Been crowning Judith Howard, 24-year-old assistant manageress from Camberwell, London, as "Miss Soho, 1958 at the Cafe Royal, Regent Birool, W., recently. Judith had been one of 10 finalists in the beauty con test, organised in connection with this year's Soho
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