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TR Lím Yow-hock, Singa-|
pore's new Chief Mini- Ater, has said that he is Rot disposed at the moment to consider a resumption of talks with the British government about the future of the Colony, but there Ia small doubt that before long ho will. And when the negotiations are reopened, one
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US Now "Understands"! French Aims
The
In
Africa
Washington, June 19.
United States-French foreign hopea ministers conference ended with under- standing being reached on French aims in North Africa, the French Foreign Minister, M. Christian Pineau said.
Mr Lim will approach them
his predecessor.
more realistically than did
It is now realised by every; body who has not his houd in the elo uda that
the
original talks as the "Open.
pendence--which was what
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TERRORISTS HURL BOMB AT CHAPLAIN'S CAR
PRIOR TO BURIAL OF 19 FIRE VICTIMS
Nochta, June 19. blast of an extremist | bomb
the today began last - polute to 19 pritish subilern. killed to a flash forest fired by the flee- ing
nutrill "general",
George Getris
extremista hurled bomb a chaplain's Army trucks transported the bodies of the dead to Waynes Keto Military Cemetery. The bomb zuised the car but injured three bystanders.
the
The final alute continueð
with
olatter WORDOSES, patrol bendert shrill whistles and shouted commanda
Tommies searched for the bomb- thrower, They caught and hold four men.
na
The funeral procession moved on past a sign thaf said: "Frevent Forest Fires,”
Al the cemetery.
pipers of the Gordon Highlanders whirled the alow, Bath
M. Pineau, and the Secretary of State, Mr ISRAELI GOVT
John Foster Dulles, spent two hours and 20 Sesame" to complete inde- minutes with their advisers in the second of their the Singapore delegation | meetings at the State Department. conceived them to bo- were premature. Neither
They will meet again tomorrow, but M. Pineau the requisite background of said that this session would simply be for drafting experience in self-govern
ing administration nor the appropriate established po- litical leaders were there. The abortive London talks
pore
the situation. They offered
.
a final communique.
M. after the meeting:
**We
prospects of Franço-American
T
Pincau told reporters To another question about the spoko about North limitation on arms shipments to also left another convincing | Africa, of Morocco and Algeria. the Mickie East. M. Pincnu
I specified we did not want said: impression that the Singa- any aid of the American gov~!
delegation
"It is a very difficult question never crnment, but only good under- really faced the facts of standing.
Cach country has its own positions about each question A corresponden i asked M. concerning supplies to Iszaći-or the British government Pineau TE he thought the the Arab states.” "responsibility for the United
M. States now had a clear
Pineau sold he did not the French know whether he would have understanding of
opportunity to sre President Eksenhower,
recovering from a major stomach operation hospital, before his official visits end
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external defence of Singands in North Africs, and pore", but always they spoke
if Britain's "interest" M. Pineau replied, "Yes" in Singapore was merely a matter of "external defence Installations."
THEIR thinking also went astray when the delegates auggested that the Corn. munists in
of Malaya are more dan gerous than any elementa In Singapore, The truth is,
mittee
SURVIVES VOTE
Jerusalem, June 19.
Premier David Ben Gurion tonight won an overwhelming vote of confidence from Israel's Parliament, thus ending the "little crisis” caused by the resignation yesterday of the Foreign Minis- ter, Mr Moshe Sharett.
However, the stormy issue of Mr Sharett's resigna- tion split off from the Government majority the five members of the Progressive Party and one member of the religious Orthodox Party, who abstained.
The vote was 04 to 24, with | ment, who should hand in their
collective resignation six abstentions,
The vote came after a long Mr Bon Gurion said that debate оп the larael's moral and administra- parliamentary
for Mr Sharett's vo forces should bo real reason"
meet the danger resignation.
ordinated to from Arab countries.
Mr Ben Gurion, in
long
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"Flowers of the Forest". The deadly fire had wiped out a whole platoon of the Scotsmeh,
The Highlanders' bonneta bobbed side by side with the green berets of the Royal Commandos, who lost two men in the fire, and the black bereta the Norfolks. Fiva__ Nor- folk died in the flames. All the dead were young men,
more than half of them 20 or younger.
LIM'S VOICE,
MARSHALL'S
WORDS
ΟΙ
Singapore, June 19. Mr Limi You Hock, Singapore's Chief Minister, said tonight that he was very confident the next mission zen to London to ask for Merdeka (freedom) would "come back with the goods,"
Mr Lim, speaking at a to farewell dinner given Mr David Marshall before he leaves for China and Japan tomorrow, said: "If we are going to fight for Merdeka it is essential that the
to people risc
the occasion with one united voice.
"Then tak
shoto the Colonial Ofice the people Singapore toill not tolerate another refusal," he stated-Reuter,
A common grave held 17 of the soldiers The other two, Roman Catholics, were buried la separate
Norfolk buglen wounded, A
of soldiers lifted their rifles and ended the salute with a volley that cracked over the sumilit Cyprus
the plain, past soldiers with tommyguns, who rinned the cemetery The graves were illied
Nearlys, white CTORIES
COMFORT
marked the resting places. of 34 other Kritish servloe- men killed. --án - tho' ·18. month-old Cypriot extre.... mlik sampaign. of › kliling. In the high, ruzzed Trodoos Mountains where the 19. died, their computes · Do tinued the grim search: for tlo (extremist leader. Last night maket extremista used. shotguns" to "kill" a Greek Cypriot at a mining club in the Madison Moun- tains area.—United Press,
BUZZED”.
JETS WITHIN 30 YDS OF VISCOUNT
London, June 19.
Charles Climcke, captain of a British Euro- pean Airways Viscount, which was "buzzed" by: Greek fighter planes over Greece today, said here tonight that the Greek jets had approached within 30 yards of his plane.
He said: "I thought it was really dangerous, They were far too close for us to feel happy about it".
D
The "buzzing" incident, which airport, said his plane had been BEA spokesman called "the dying at about 14,000 feet at a second incident of its kind within spoed of 200 miles an hour, when 1 few days", eccurred as the the trident occurred
The BEA spokesman said "A British plane was intending to
to Viscount airliner on the same visual approach make Athens, Climcke said. He said route was circled by two Grock the weekend, the Greek planes "were Sabre Sghters over Jets with their dive brakes out though the fighters had not come and they flew in close formation. as close as they did today. They flew in tight drcles around our airplane."
HE FINALLY GOT HIS WISH
M. Pineau caid that he and Mr Dulies then passed on to an
tomorrow. exchange of ideas on the Arab- Israel triclion in
Earlier today M. Pincau con- the Middle
Isract would not embark on East and discussed the question ferred in Congress with Senator speech, said that the reason
of he said A "proventive war, Walter of French and American arms
George, chairman of the the necessity of greater Co
foreign relations Senate
Bhat, at the same time, Izrael shipments to that area,
com-ordination of Israel's military
would reply and briefy
to force by force This problem he said,
WBS members of the Senate from the increasing
addressed and foreign polley, in face of an
military
to make its territory respected. he did
danger the Federation very complicated and
The Premier said that Israel floor of the talks, not like to discuss the course of
chumber of the
threatening Israel In that speech he said he was
had shown its desire for peaco satisfied that his Washington
Opposition candidates de-in co-operating with the United talks would strengthen further dared that responsibility for the Nations Secretary-General, Dr in fact, exactly the oppo.
"failure" of the polley followed Dag Hammarskjold, during his the ancient and stout tes of
by Mr Sharott should be shared recent fact-finding missiga alte. The Communists in the
the friendship which Inked France Mr Pineau disclosed that he and the United States. "Re
by all members of the Govern- Middle East. Although fuel Federation are a known. had pressed for increase
did
not think
armistice contained
steadily trade between France and
and the diminishing enemy, in the United States It had been
dan yiglakad kan man greements, were ideal, she was ready to abide by them if the Jungle, lacking any sub-agreed he said, met up a joint
Arab States would do the same, stantial popular support; in Franco-Americas committee of
he sld.-France-Presse, Singapore, the threat is trade experts to work on this one of aubversion and In-problem,
More Trade
Altration into schools, trade He said that the United States uniona.
political parties and France had "agreed to re- other organisations" the altitude of the Soviet Union towards the Middle East
and
with the aim of securing situation. control of the machinery
for.
Security Council And Algerian Question
New York, June 19.
It was officially announced today that the United Nations Security Council would meet on Thursday to consider the 13-nation request that it consider the Algerian question.
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He said that when the first Viscount bad landed at Athens,
Chicke, who made the state-it had been-caid that the air- ment on his arrival at London craft had deviated from the air
lane.
The had reported the
pilot complaint, but since the fighters had not approached closely, he had not reported the
buzzing until he had heard of the in- cident to the second Viscount"
France-Presse
Attorney, Medhat scrag el Dia. Dessoak, Egypt, June 19. Ibrahim Madi,
But even as Madl was plead with a longing for a son anding to be placed under arrest, heir,
J
sald he had developed his brother rushed into the Fub- "some kind of psychological ile Attorney's office to tell him complex" about his wile that his wife had given birthday men kansk
give birth to a child.
every" time she was about to to triplets. All boys,United b
Cyprus "Ultimatum"
For that ronson, he told the Public Attorney when his wife's time was approaching ho should be locked up in the city gol.
"I think I will kill my wite another baby if she delivers girl," he said,
Cambridge, Mass, June 19.
Press.
Happy Days Are Here Again!
IOW," ho told the Public abolished-France-Presse.
to
London, June 19 Turkey has told Britain she will send troops to Cyprus rather |than have the Islamic turned over to Greece, the Daily Mail -sala today. Cairo, June 19. M. Pineau said that in this of Singapore's government regard he was disappointed in
Premier Gamal Abdiel. Nosser The paper's diplomatic corres
from within.
yeats today announced in Cairo that pondent sald Turkey had given Ho was married nine the Soviet decision to back the The inherent Instability
Miss Margaret D. Eliot, slater go and had hoped for a son to marital low in Egypt was forth Britain a "virtual ultimatum" of Aruba
in the United Nations
of the British poet and dru learn the trade and eventually with ended, that all political that effect. The paper sald the administration to which when a British resolution aimed
Eliot, was It was expected that the Council would meet twice matist, T.S.
found inherit the shop-"but my wife prisoners had been freed and responsible" Turkish sources in at conofiiation was beaten. Britain was being naked to
dead In her apartment here gave me coven daughters in
that censorship of the press was London confirmed this.United The Soviet sarad had gone hand over all responsibilitygainst assurances given him by
on Thursday in the hope of disposing of the issue,
yesterday. She was 85,
Press was clearly shown by the the Soviet leaders, M. Pineau
Police said) death apparently Dr Bjalal Abdoh, of Iran, 11, such a move, but was refusal
was due to natural causeR of all but two said.
expected to be the sole speaker ported that there was no cer- The body Was discovered members of the delegation He said he believed that the for the 13 countries which have fainty about it.
after neighbours notified the to follow Mr Marshall in Security Council was "perfectly sponsored the debate.
In these circumstances, the building superintendent they his final attempt, after the adapted to resolve these dificul-
The Council is expected is consensus at UN headquarters
had not, seen Miss
Eliot for ties between the talks had formally broken
Arabs and concern itself solely with the was that the 13 signatories would Israel,"
peveral days. down, to find a new basis The current visit of the new the matter on lis agenda.
question whether it should place tot ask to be heard individually
The American-born Eliat had and that they would be content visited his for negotiation. As soon as Soviet Foreign Minister, Dmitri
sister two weeks they saw that Mr Marshall Shepilov, to
France will oppose any such with placing their views ago. Не suffered Д heart Egypt was not action on the ground that Algeria Algeria's future before the bar solzure aboard the liner, Queen had failed to get immediato raised.
is a department of Metropolitan world public opinion
return trip to and complete independence, Other Subjects
France and that the issue there. sources
well informed Mary on his Usually
England. The other politicians in the
fore is essentially one of domes Arab states, through Dr Abdol, the carilest settlers in Massa-
speculated that the
The Ellot family was one of delegation abandoned any M. Pingou said that the talks tie concern. pretence at unanimity and ranged over a number of other
Britain was expected to aide would not call for a vote on chusetts. began to take up positions subjects including curatom, the with France against inscription
- United Press, to place propossi dictated by purely local supplicy ot Issionable raw of the fem. Observers sald matter on the agenda in view political considerations. materials, the Star, and general that there wis no hope that of the almost certain defeat for
North Atlantic Treaty Organisa- the proposal for debate would such a move. tion relations
obtain the necessary woven vota Instead, there sources cat, Eschew That M. Pincau sald he had ex-majority.
tho Council might be asked plained two of France's great Iran and the Soviet Union to
falco the situation in movement towards inde- dificulties, the cost of the com were reported to be the only Algeria under study. pendence has been the mon market with
Council members which In these circumstances, the
Durham, June 19. massive electoral authority social charges and the inclusion were certain to vote in favour sources explained, the Counell
Durham University authorities of the political party which of French territories overwas in placing the issue on the would.
B have to talco administration the common market.
decision aganda. forms the
on the matter and have warned students in two of
their Women's was stated, Arab feelings would be met.—there must be no more lingering colleges that Yugoslavia, It might also vote in favour of tenter.
ONE of the striking features
about the Federation's
overy
regard to two
and negotinted the January "After we examined the que
tion of trade between the United agreement. It won seat but one in the Federal States and Franco we charged experts to resolve this problem,"
elections inst year, and al-M. Pineau sald. though It is an alliance
of
the
not
This will be a long job and Amazing Case Of The 39 Stillborn
15 aired of in-
between two big communal of course it erganisations (Malay and creasing trade and it will take Chinese) with naturally intricato negotindon." divergent intoresta, ita
M. Pineau said that he and IT WAS ALL DONE
lenders have had the sense Mr Dulles had also dlaussed to socand the strength to Indo-China anct specifically compel thoir followers
to Franco's fronter
In Visinăm.
obligations
accopt the wisdom of sub-
The question of elections in ordinating all sectional or vicinam, sei under the Geneva communal ambitions to the armisled agreement for July, minjor anes of national was not rated. unity and security.
With men of that kind on Algeria Question
the other side of the table,
Britain could do a deal,
sald
AN EMBEZZLER
Glasgow, "Juno (19),
ON
the
Lingering Kiss!
embraces with publle,
boy friends in
The warning appeared in a
Babies-page story in the Univer
BY
only about £10 in the process,
newspaper, Paatimate, enfllled "Good Night Darling
The principals of the two college Боду that lingering embraces lower the dignity of the collegest
The article
"Love-
in making is
states: Inevitable
a spokesman of the Glasgow Eversity--and it is popular: 19 Royal Maternity Clinie" · sald, popular in Durham that good. outside the mothers had paid a bit might disping
has caused more than £1 for each supleties to the authorition.
women's colleges poned burial, he
Kala.
The
One of the most world cases of
embezzlement in
British orimirial history, was, revesied today · after the discovery, in maternity clinic morgue of The bodies of 39 tillborn The tracked, which had been Chilma Mall Special.
bables. that the undeterred by 2,500 bandits United States had not changed The bodies were found on Friday
for one or two months, was discovered by a
to last stacked in six empty les elinio trepeater who wondered Ike Not Leaving
obrests in the morgun. the
M. Pincau
position with razord in the jungle, Mr Marshall had nofther the experience mport for Franco In
which ran matter in the United nor the support
Nations Security Council, could command sufficient Asked if he was able to give confidence across the table Mr Duller an optimistle account to allow sufficient room for of the aluation in Algeria, M. manoeuvre on his side,
Pinczu
reniled:Not
50
Mr Lim's task is therefore optimistic. Wb have some plain: to obtain from his dimeulues. But wo know per- government #approval to Boolly that wo hope to surmount negotiate realistically, seek them aloney
Ond
ing what Bingaporeans feel
correpontont anked him If he would put his finger on they are entitled to at this what he regarded as the most particular timoa sub important aspect out him Washing stantial measure ✨ of self- ton mlags
period.
govorziment within a stated ***M. Pinda“ sold with a unilo;
The what the fes chests WETO
2. frst thought "thier | } doing in the morguo.
• ̧ have, been' the resulla of abortion operations. But after chooking with the parents of the babies suborn in the clinic. They established that all 29 had been born, dend, y
гроженная mult
the
Hospital Yet
AS ARRANGED hospital anytime from the
Now Delhi, June, 19.
Washington, June 19. President Eisenhower · will leave Walter, Reod military
middle of next week on", Howard Snyder, the
***personal.
Physician,
Mr Jawaharlal Nehru, Prime General
for the burial<of the Minister of India, will visit the fraud reporter
United States: as planned :: for [maid *awai laiks with" President. Elsenhower
The parents had pabi semail sam
to s elinte employes of memey
(of arranging Xhetand.
fanerals the employee depositur the boils a les next month after attending the ions, General Snyder mld the Quer
Ghete in the clialo morgus) Commonwealth Prime Ministers'") | Proddenly stay in the hospital pikaks employed who, pinged mooting In London, Comell would be "probably longer and the otillborn babies in the tes curves ( kuid (hort today, and certainly not shaxter."--Trance-
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