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Finance Minister Felix Dias Bandaranaike de clared today the government of Premier Sirimavo does not propose to nationalise tes and rubber plantations. Bandaranaike, 29-year-old super nephew of the woman premier, banks. said the Freedom party's manifesto has recognised "na-
Ceylon will continue its link: with the British Crown tionalisation of certain under- taking's is in the national for some time yet, Bandaranaike interest" but explained thìa was limited to insurance and The 29-year-old nephew of banking.
Premier, Mrs, Strimavo, Ren- daranaike said he will in effect run the foreign ministry ber cause of her inexperience. He sakd the question of making Was not Ceylon a republic urgent--AF
Morcover, Bandaranaike said the nationalisation they had in mind was not the classic COD- ception of transfer of owner- ship to the state as cdapted in nationalisation of the Suez canal or by Britain in coal and steel.
What was contemplated by Ceylon's rationalisation was a broad based public ownership in which the holding of the indivi- dual would be limited to а statutory maximum and 1- Imited capital would be allow- ed to enter the undertaking, he
sald..
As far as insurance was con-
cerned, he said the reason for introducing limited nationalise tion was to prevent the "evil" that most insurance companies in Ceylon were nothing but commission agents since the larger part of the premia was remitted to foreign reinsurers who carried the real risks.
CEYLONISATION
The finance minister said in- surance legislation proposed by his government was designed to ensure reinsurance would either be rendered unnecessary or would take place in Ceylon itself.
A second consideration of this legislation, he said, was Ceylonisation of personnel em- ployed at all levels and the elimination of "mushroom" companies.
dis-
The process contemplated would not involve any crimination between foreign, and local companies or expropriation of assets, he added.
said.
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Bulawayo
still serious
Salisbury, July 26.
Police and army patrols were being stoned by African rioters while they tried today to ès- tablish offer in the African township of Bula wayo, the Salisbury Evening Standard reported.
The paper sald that the situa- tion in the township continued to be serious and that at least seven Africans had been killed Mid B since yesterday, one of them by police who opened fire on looters this morning.
Police probe
Meanwhile.Premier.Sir Edgar
suicide case Whitehead warned today that the
Mexico City, July 26. Police laboratories today examined the remains of a Ilongkong businessman, his Japanese wife and their one month, old daughter, found dead on Sunday in what appeared to be a family suicide pact.
government would take "what- ever measures, may be necessary to prevent intimidation of law- abiding people and to preserve law and order for the benefit of all."
ACTION EXPLAINED ·
Assembly Speaking in the
had taken action against certain
Rise in basit
wage for crime overdue,
judge says
Melbourne, July 26.
Sir Edgar said the government | A rite in the "basic wage for leaders of the National Demo- cratic Party (NDP) because it had become clear that. these
The laboratory tests were leaders contemplated activities made to confirm a police belief likely to prejudhoe the mainten- that 1 dark-coloured liquid
found in the room was poisonance of good order.
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The victims were Koo Soo Chay, Recent party statements had president of a Hongkong trading shown the party was becoming
his .wile firm,
Sachiko more and more" anti-European. Kobayashi and their infant daughter.
Sir Edgar said that, informa- tion obtained last week in Oficials said the three would dialed attempts would be be buried here alongside each other unless claimed by relatade to stul up disaffection in
other centres,
tive.--UPL
Malaya won't
When.. information was re- ceived that... some of the party leaders, were going to Gwelo and Bulawayo to hold very large meetings it was decided DEZE that meetings in Bulawayo should be banned for a period of one month.—AFP.
The process of nationalis agree to merge
tion for banking would be similar, the finance minister said.
Singapore, July 28,
The Singapore Prime Minister, Local banking today is vir- Mr Lee Kuan Yew, sald in: 8 tually a monopoly of the Bank radio broadcast. last night that of Ceylon and British banks Singapore was ready to join the almost exclusively provid Federation but that the Malayan credit facilities for merchant | Government was not ready to and importers who are mostly agree. of Indian origin.
LINK WITH BRITAIN The government would give the Bank of Ceylon every in- centive to compete successfully. in offering credit facililies on altractive terms to
more
Ceylonese importers,
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Mr Lee said he, did not think a merger would take place bes tween the two States in the foreseeable future.
He said that the reason why
not Malaya would take in Singapore was because, the more than one million. Chinese in Singapore would upset the racial Legislation would be in- balance of the Federation, eles: troduced to control bank rates torate, There would then be interest and there would be a more Chinese in Malaya than greater degree of control and Malayams.-UPI.
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Cool thief
Toronto. July 28,
A cool gunman told customers in a drug store today to "come. back later, the boss is tied up."
crime"
overdue, Judgò. Buller-Murphy told five. brothers and their Brother-in-law in general sessions today.
A there should be, liberal margins for greater rises to in- corrigible roguss, he said.
In this case, he said, the men humted in a pack to obtain. money by false prefence and by false promise.
They had selected as targets those who by reason of sex, age and infirmity, appeared i have been peculiarly succede to their wifes and were ill- equipped to protect themselves against, imposition..
Judge Buller-Murphy Imposed these sentences.
Harold Ernest Roberts, 41, five years: Desimand, Bannon, Roberts, 33, five years; Rex Roberts, 28, flve years; Gordon Mannix Roberts, 40, three years, Donald Dundee Roberts, twelve months; Walter Frederick Hammond, 35; twelve months.
HOUSE REPAIRS.. In their trial Harold; Desmond, Gordon and Rex Roberts werè found guilty of having defrauded Miss Frances Louise. Charles; 84, of High Street Moint Albert, between July 21-23 last year of In the back of the store, clerk £040/15/- by falsely promising Harry Musicap, 39, struggled to carry mik repaira lo her house, face down on the floor, his 10 per brothers, and the wrists tied behind his back with brother in-Ipw, were found gulity adhesive tape, the thief ransack-¦ of similar offenses. ed the rear of the store and escaped with $200-UPI.
Shots fired
Caracas, July 26.. Shols were fired today when police and troops attempted to disperye 4,000 demonstrators outside Caracas Cathedral, where mass was being celebrat- ed for “victims of Communism" in Cuba.
All pleaded not guilty. To
Evidenco w Kiven that the men. In body, called on people, examined their heques sad told them that the houses needed, extensive repairs, in
The men "bigh-pressured" their victims, mostly elderly wonen, into paying them money for the repairs, which were un necessary, the prosecution alleged, gene
Their defence...was that. the repairs were necessary and were infant carried out, or would detske VA and have been completed if they had An officiaj bulletin said three not been order of the premises, people were wounded-Reuter. | China Mail Special.
Mrs Finch had a
premonition of death witness
Los Angeles, July 26. pretty Swedish housemaid testified again today thất, Mrs Barbara Jean Finch, prior to her expressed fear that her physician hús- band Would kill her.
her, scheduled arrival ilme. The witness said when she mention- ed Christmas to Mrs Finch, the socialite, answered "Let's be thankful if wo birthdays,"
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