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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Sep 01, 1958

Page

5

Islands of Formosa Bombarded by Communist China

The text discusses ongoing bombardment of Quemoy and Matsu by Communist forces, with threats of invasion. It notes U S guarantees to Formosa but unclear stance on Quemoy and Matsu, calls for UN action if peace is violated, comments on Moscow’s reaction, and the World’s reticence amid rising tensions in the Taiwan Strait. The piece reflects Cold War anxieties and calls for firm action to deter aggression.

Quemoy Matsa Formosa United States Fomosa Quenoy Matsu Aganse Pacific China Peking Formos Simeone United Nations Evare Pekang Shoul Security Council Moscow Wil Loud Aeords

Forestry conference to discuss timber supplies and erosion

About 140 delegates from every state New Guinea and New Zealand will attend. Mr. K. McGrath of the Australian Forestry School warned that Australia’s Kimber supply could not be relied on without addressing erosion and reafforestation. He warned Australia may need to import two thirds of timber within 20 years to meet demand. Australia’s high timber costs from native forests were noted as a problem along with rail freight and supply quality.

New Guinea New Zealand Australian Forestry School K. McGrathy Kaid Amtralia Australia McGrath Anutrella

Egg Prices Fall Again In Two States

In New South Wales and Victoria egg prices are cut effective tomorrow. The National Egg Board outlines lower retail prices with Large eggs at 4/1140 and other sizes reduced to 4/254. NSW officials push a broader egg drive, while Victoria cites quality grades and new price points. PCA spokesman Murray notes the reductions will be publicized promptly as a second major drop in recent weeks.

New South Wales Victoria Orien Nsw Denen Fo. Murray PCA Retail Grocery' Association

War Industry Organization and Economic Planning in Canberra

Cavin Long reviews a work on war industry organization and production influence through science and technology. He notes two referenced volumes by A. J. Butlin and Paul Heatock and mentions Hasluck’s limited coverage of land supply, linking production to broader economic planning.

Profesor A. J. Butlin Paul Heatock Profesor Butlin Brighden Hasluck Cavin Long Canberra

Visa policy eased to boost Australia tourism

The Government announced a relaxation of visa rules to encourage European visitors and promote tourism. Immigration Minister Downer said overseas poets would be issued visas based on genuine visitor intent, with travel allowed for those who could return home. The move brings Australia closer to Wind practices and aims to boost spending and income from tourism.

Australia Downer U Anetta Mr. Downer Pat Dawner Anid

Prototype Plane Crashes In UK Demonstration Flight Halted

A twin prototype Handley Page Dart Horak crashed near Farnborough in Surrey during a test flight en route to a demonstration. Eleven people aboard were killed as the aircraft fractured in the impact, ending the planned display.

London

U S Worried By Inflation

The article outlines rising inflation fears in the United States as deficits grow and federal borrowing expands to fund bills. It notes potential record debt, monetary tightening by the Federal Reserve, and varied official opinions on the economy’s near term recovery and inflation risks.

Bihaton Milan

Sir William Slim Patron Of Water Foundation

The Governor-General Sir William Slim is celebrated as patron of the Water Research Foundation of Australia. Chairman Mr. J Beale says the foundation, begun two years ago, focuses on Australia’s water resources, including conservation, food mitigation, and irrigation.

Sir William Slim Water Foundation Bydney Bunday Wile Hoy Shim Iis Theater Reseach Foundaton of Australia Foundation Mr. J. Beale Alter winpUmee H Tig Loaay Wag Foundatin

Death of Mr P A Gourgand Canberra figure dies

Mr Percival Albert Gourgand, former Australian official and early League of Nations appointee, died at Canberra Community Hospital aged 76 after a long Canberra residence. He served in the Department of Works and the Railways and helped in government duties. Survived by his wife and five children. funeral at Church of Christ, Ainsde, with service at 10 this morning.

Percival Abert Gourgand Canberra Gonrennl Can Berra Melbourne Tun Raways Gourgand Betty W. Chow Gene Derray Put Byfield Western Australia Gwen Church of Christ, Ains de

Outleok Congress Divided on Standby Credit and Wages Authority

Congress members from both parties back standby credit control and some seek standby power to regulate wages and prices. Analysts fear limited chances for passage unless the economic situation worsens. The outlook remains uncertain amid inflation concerns and political divisions.

Rome

New Branch Of ES and A Bank Opens In Canberra Today

A new branch of the English Scottish and Australian Bank Limited will open today in Canberra. The branch is located in the MLC Building on London Circuit and will be managed by Mr. A. J. Downer, formerly manager at Manuka. Mr. A. J. Hogue will succeed him at Manuka.

Branceh Limitest Canberra Mil.c London Circuit A. J. Downer Manuka Downer A. Ji. Hogue Tiana Meri

Red Cross Urgently Seeks Blood Donors in Canberra Tour

The Red Cross mobile unit will visit Canberra and surrounding areas including Wallingong, Newra, Pearlth, Bathurst and Concord to collect blood. Demand rises about ten percent yearly. average daily need at the York Street centre in Sydney is 250 bottles. Donors contact numbers provided for appointments. blood is freely given by donors with no charge to recipients.

Canbera Canberra Centre York Street Sydney Albert Maalhem Morro Friskey Queanbeyan

Anniversary reception at Hotel Canberra notable hosts

A reception was hosted last night at the Hotel Canberra to mark an independence anniversary with Mi and Mia Gunn Lay Tris among the attendees and a sister matron from Ur apt joining the event. The gathering featured key guests connected to the occasion and included a formal cordon of honors.

Opi Imanwesith Tag To the Hintor Maliy Mia Gunn Tris Canberra

Scientists Praise Soviet Atom Research

US scientists hail Dubna institute near Moscow after visiting. Professors Harold Urey of Chicago and Stan Thompson of California express awe at the facility. Urey says he is shaken by what he saw and notes advanced accelerators and vast experimental equipment. Thompson praises the 11 milliard electro voltaic accelerator and the energy of particles produced, acknowledging limits of their own work.

Moscow Reuter Rusia Nuclear Desearch Institut Dubna Morcmy Neweby Thompson

War Cemeteries Well Kept Reported by Official

Secretary-General Brigadier Brown reported during a tour that about 400 relatives and friends attended services for servicemen buried in war cemeteries in New Guinea, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Yohana. The War Graves Commission notes East and Pacific theaters saw consistent care.

East Pacific Pairhalt Angse

Under Water Pilgrimage To Shrine At Sea

Divers and divers under the Italian Riviera today conducted a solemn under water pilgrimage to a submerged statue known as the Christ of the Abyss. About 500 yards of seafloor were waded as a Magy ceremony commemorated the anniversary of the hulk statue’s installation.

Italian Riviera Ken Fu

NSW To Sell Locomotives

NSW to sell locomotives built for NSW Railways. thirteen large goods engines once costing over £1,009,000 are up for sale. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR though the sale date relates to June. The engines were listed as idled and awaiting disposal.

Sydney N.S.W. Railways

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