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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

May 03, 1955

Page

5

Australian Colombo Plan activity in full swing

Tiwan hoped the flow of goods equipment and expertise would continue within Australia’s capacity to help. Mr Casey said Australia was contributing a fair share toward raising living standards in South and South East Asia. New requests were being received and examined. Much aid was in capital equipment but Australia has trained over 750 Asians in four years and sent about 100 Australian specialists. Equipment shipments were on the water or about to be sent, Asian students arrived for courses, fifteen Burmese coal miners arrived to study mining in NSW, Indonesians were to study in Australian universities next year, TB surveys were under way in Singapore, and nine diesel locomotives were to be shipped to Pakistan next month.

Tiwan Australia Mrr Casey Aus South-East Asia Burma

Japanese Trade Deal With Red China Reported

Tokyo Monday reports say secret talks aim at an unofficial trade pact between Japan and Communist China. Terms include clearing accounts through the Bank of Japan and the People’s Bank of China and mutual missions exchanges.

Tokyo Theng Bank of Japan People's Bank of China Japan China Presa Preas

Big New Guns In Moscow May Day Parade

Western observers report Moscow May Day displays show Soviet artillery progress. A huge new gun likely capable of atomic shells appeared, possibly the largest field piece seen in the USSR. An estimated 120mm anti aircraft gun and another large field or anti tank piece were also observed. Moscow radio praised the guns for their size and design, warning potential adversaries of their deadly power.

Moscow Soviet Union

Chicken thief shot in leg fined ten pounds

Gosford Court heard Gordon Tennant a 54 year old poultry dealer pleaded guilty to stealing chickens. He was fined £16 and appeared in court with a walking stick. Police alleged Tennant stole 31 fowls valued at £27 from Harry Wilfreddeli.

Gosford Gosford Court Gordon Tennant Gosford Road Davistown Tennant Geaford Jack Thomfor ‘Tennant Harry Wilfreddfedli

Higher Octane Petrol On Market Soon

The chairman of the Oil Industry Committee announces Premiyn grade petrol with an octane rating of 88 will reach all Australian states except Queensland within eight weeks. An octane war could follow as firms plan 80 octane sales, while price is expected to be about 2s 6d dearer per gallon. Motorists with lower compression engines may see little performance change.

Queensland Oil Industry Committee H. Sleigh

Page Missing Of Einstein Notes At Israel Celebration

Members of Professor Einstein's household searched for a missing page from notes he authored before his death. One side reportedly held a mathematical equation forming part of an address he was to deliver last Tuesday at a State of Israel anniversary celebration. The significance of the equation remains unknown.

Einstein Ceton New Jersey State of Israel

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