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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1959.

Labour 300 Migrants

Adviser

For S'pore

Singapore, Oct. 11.

An Australian labour export arrived here today to help the Singapore Government "revolutionise" its labour legislation and set up its tint industrial court to deal with labour disputes.

Return

To Britain

Tilbury, Oct. 11.

Mr 11. A. Bland, Permanent The 23,696-ton liner Orion docked here today carry-

Secretary of the Australian Ministry of Labour and National Service, who flew in today from Sydney, told reporters at the airport that he would be in Singapore for about a fortnight at the invitation of the Singa- pore Giovertabent.

Mr Bland sand he would study labour conditions here and suli

recommendations for the

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court.

up of an Industrial This court, he added,

could be run on the same lines Bs those of Australia,

duced in stage.

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ing more than 300 British migrants who tried life in Australia or New Zealand but preferred England.

Mrs Edra (Eflon, 35, from teaux I thought I could do Wood Green, North London, Letter for myself there. But I sald after 19 years in Austrolla: oon realised I was better off

liked the country but I was in England. homesick for my family,

Spent £900

“We have spent over £900 in fares but we had no doubt at all about coming back," He also said: "The migration authorities in London point, a ivery rosy picture about the op- į portuities and the climate, but there are things we are not told, such as the fantastic prices,"

A 24-year-old Australian

"That's the only reason we have come back."

Mes Savis Wood. from Dulwich, London, who lived in Mr Bland raid he wond also verriment hostel at Grelon, Melbourne, commented: advise the Singape Govern- HOGAT

in the fting of

"About half YICI!

the people do Jabour legislation To be Intro-

renting but mosta and the other half dig in and try to get a He said that the ludustrial

house."

Mr Alec Jeffrey, 39, a former [ courts in Australia had conti butes a great deal to the "re-Southampum car salesman, who cord number of years of indus- with his wife and two children Perth, who spent the voyage returning migrants, trial peace" In that country.stayed only nine weeks in New with the

Zealand, Baid: "We went bg-commented: "There are faults en both sides, but I think many tion' give themselves enough to settle down.

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"They need at least four (years to get used to the climate. which is a big factor, and the Australian outdour way of life" -China Mail Special.

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Cheyenne, Wy., Oct. 11. An unidentified slagrered up to 1 teller's cage at the American Na- tional Bank here ble- coughed, banged his fist on the counter, and demanded: "Give me my room key!" Informed he was in A bank, the man demanded, "What the devil happened to the Plains Hotel?"

It was one block away, he was informed.—UPI.

Grace On First State

Visit

Parls, Oct. 11. Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monacn tomorrow be- gina three-day state visit to France, during which they will lunch and dine with General and Madume de Gaulle und attend a series of official func- tions.

For Princess Grace it will be her frst State visit since she abantioned films to marry Prince Rainier in April 1950.

Prince Rainier and Princess Grace are already in Paris with their children, Prince Albert, aged one, and Princess Caroline, aged two and a half, but In á private capacity-Reuter.

Should Be President

New York, Oct. 11. Commuters cn the New Haven Railroad, desplic thair grumblings about late trains, know how

count their blessings.

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Seventy-seven of them last night gave a gold watch and other tokens of appreciation to Jimmy Johnson, 00,- the steward on the club ear of the 5.27. The commuters almo gaya Johnson Ave shares of New Haven Railroad stock. They explained they believed he ought to have control of the company-UPI.

Pope Speaks

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Rome, Oct. 11, Pope John spoke English in public for the first time in his ralpa today when he addressed.

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hundreds of American prelates during the 100th anniversary celebrations of the North American College in Roche.

The Pontif, who spent two Thours in the buildings of the college later apologised for his "poor English accent",-China Mall Special.

London, Ott. 11. A Japanese Inventor has applied for a patent for a job- stone Illuminated by candles.

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