The Singapore Free Press, 25 October 1955

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press Urged Afternoon Sale in Malaya So JJ: -nu. TOMday, <)rtoh«-r i<»-,-, u.,. t, u
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    No, no, no! says South Africa
    116 1 No, no, no! says South Africa »l least one Commonwealth country. South Africa is reported to have told the British Government that it fc opposed to any marriage between Princess Mar-arei md Group Captain Peter Townsend. wwt»*et In monned source, according to an \.P report from London said the South
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    BIG THREE AGREE ON GENEVA ANGLE
    88 1 BIG THREE AGREE ON GENEVA ANGLE I rn Bin Time agreement and won the Germany for ion front at the ■niacncv with sia. in Paris UJS. SecState John Dullies, British iry Harold and French Minister Antonio n a packfor reunifying and assuring ity of Europe 'oreign Minister von Brentano i
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    Lock icon Tyre price goes up again
    101 1 TiHE Goodyear Tyre and i Rubber Company have Increased prices of nontubeless tyres, tubes, tread, stock repair materials and recapping it u announced In Akron other tyre manufacturers are expected to follow suit. Actual increases range fi'om one-and-half per cent for all non-tube passenger tyres,
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    Lock icon They meet twice —for tea then for dinner
    205 1 They meet twice —for tea then for dinner pRINCtSS Margaret and Croup Captain Peter Townsend met twrce last night within as many hours. The Croup Captain visited Clarence Hou>e early m the evening, stayed for an hour and a half then went home. Just over an hour later he and
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    RUBBER STEADY
    36 1 The Singapore R nbbo r Market opened ste idilj I mornin._> With lir t ii le Novem i) e r hipment, at si.2;') 1 .1 ib., 23 i cents above yesterday's cloi ing price.
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    Lock icon SIGHTSEEING
    25 1 Dominican diplomat and playboy Porfirio Rubirosa and ftlm actress z i Zaa Gabor yesterday were seeing the sights of Mexico Citv togethe r. A.P.
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    THE NEW JUNIOR MINISTER
    325 1 THE NEW JUNIOR MINISTER 'Don meddle in our affairs phone union JHE secretary of the new Singapore Telephone Hoard Employees Union, Mr Peter Seow, today warned Middle Road not to divide the ranks of the Hoard's workers }>v calling a premature strike. The Singapore Factory and Shop WorkersUnion, which represents
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    Lock icon ROYAL JEEP RIDE
    27 1 Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard yesterday continued ihcir tour of the Netherlands Antilles with a |eep ride on the island of Saba. A. P.
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    22 1 The condition of West German Jhancel] »r Konrad Ad< nauer, ill for 18 days with bronchia] pneumonia, is satisfactory."- A.P.
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    CELL STUDIES
    39 1 Ex I'r n r M ihammed Mo 3 leq Per a ill ad< ctor ol liw is spendin his three year Jail sent m for tr< i- n idying to b< a docti rol n lii in
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    300,000 MORE
    16 1 Istanbul's population ha reache I i 100,000 up mon than 300.000 In five years
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    Ruse to rob woman
    40 1 Ruse to rob woman 1; -'> M Lai Ah Tai 1 ol $440 by five hotel m Rochore ore, yesterday. the police thai fien, who were had induced to the hotel on I oi promoting a Johore along the money business
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    Cave in buries man
    56 1 Ca ve in buries man I 1! i labourer wa ip to the neck :1 1 on .i sewerage Clement! Road, his morning. 1 >ped on K>me loose I caused a land- Aide, bellow v"ik< got him out qulcklj He la in ho ipltal < >ne man tva killed in
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    PUBLIC TRANSPORT: UNION IS SNAG-THOMAS
    329 1 PUBLIC TRANSPORT: UNION IS SNAG-THOMAS r ri-IE Minis*' r for Com- munications an d Works, Mr. Fri Thomas, told the E ree Press this morning that the attitude ol the Singapore Traction Company Employees 1 Union constituted 0 in:j i difficulty In running pas senger tran port for the public.
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    Lock icon COMMONS EXPECTS ROMANCE MENTION
    129 2 PARLIAMENT reassembli 8 tod;ty a!t« r ,i three month summer holiday with tiie (tuvfi luiicnt braced for i labour stoi m ov< x Its economic policy and probftbl) otht i i.s »ues a.s v, til. Members returned to London yesterday i'■ o w their constituencies keyed
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    Lock icon Egypt agrees to tighten boycott
    144 2 Egypt agrees to tighten boycott ITiGYPT agre( d yesterday !i to abide by the new all Arab law. pa: < d by the Arab League In < !airo on Oct. 15, to tighten the economic boycott of Israel. The boycott ot Israel has ben sun rvised by a regional boycott
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    Lock icon New Saar solution sought
    155 2 W. GERMAN MINISTER TO SEE BIG THREE in hH appeal to France and her >t l l i Western allies thi Bonn govern* ment lasi night called for a "new solution 11 to the explosive Saar problem to save European unity. An official communique issued after
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    Lock icon UK welcomes German communique
    126 2 UK welcomes German communique DIPLOMATIC Quar i e ra in London feared that the outcome oi Sundays plebiscite mighi touch on* fresh Franco G< i man friction at a critical time In West European affairs. These quarters welcomed t< rday'fi exchange ol messages between M. Edgar Faure, the French Prime
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    ETNA RUMBLES
    9 2 Mt. Etna rumbled and exploded again yesterday.
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    Death cell probe in murder case
    77 2 Death cell probe in murder case |NBPECTOR Ch a rles 1 Chenevier, conducting the nfw inquiry into the triple Drummond murdjer, yesterday beggn Questioning Gascon Dominici, 78--year-old fanner held in a Marseilles jail under sentence of death for the killing. The new inquiry 1* to find out if Qaston had
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    RED PACT OFFER? MANILA IS SILENT
    168 2 RED PACT OFFER? MANILA IS SILENT ITNITED STATES and u Philippine official s ces m Washington yesterclay reiused to comment on Peking reports that Com munist China's Premie Chou En-lai is offering a non-aggression pact io°the Philippines. Unofficial quarters however labelled it "premature" The Manila Chronicle quoted Chou as saying
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    Lock icon Reds see A-centre
    17 2 Eight Soviet electrical perts yesterday visited the French nuclear studv centre at Saclay.- U.P.
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    A GAY LONDON WILL GREET PRESIDENT FROM PORTUGAL
    212 2 A GAY LONDON WILL GREET PRESIDENT FROM PORTUGAL FHE President of Portugal, I General Francisco Ca- veivo Lopes, and his wife who are paying a stale visit to Britain are expected in London today. They are travelling in the naval sloop. Bartholomeu Dias. escorted by six Port uguese warships which
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    THEY WED IN SINGAPORE
    67 2 Two of the Singapore weddings which took place last week-end: Above: Mr Oavid H<\>bs who married >li>s Audrey Simpson at the Trinity Church. Changi. Both bride and bridegroom are attached to the R.A.F. Changi. The reception was held at the Malcolm Club. Below: Mr Yusof bin
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    Lock icon SOUTH AFRICA IN PROTEST WALK-OUT AT U.N.
    184 2 CK)UR member of thi South African del< t lotl t <)(>k i >•! it i i b limit pd a lkou t vh< n United Niil< i omm tte< bip a n the fourth Annual d< bate ol BOUI h Al ICfl o
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    Lock icon Taxes hamper forward rubber sales
    193 3 Taxes hamper forward rubber sales Tin: Financial Times said yesterday that the rise in tht* price of natural rubber and profresi made in curbing the activities of Communist terrorist! had produced an Improvement during the past year in the position of the Malayan rubber plantation Industry. The newspaper added: it
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    79 3 U over nor, rVbert Black me coloured i ombined Singapore johort- Bahru n r> Clubs last io|ll j Raffles Hotel ited Nations Picture t t-o -hows lr David Marshall, he chief .Minister rft) in conversation lh Luis Black, Mr. e> li e Rayner, Singa,re Rotarj < luh preslJTaO Kim Olk
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    Lock icon PAKISTAN TROOPS ON ALERT AT BORDER
    100 3 PAKISTAN TROOPS ON ALERT AT BORDER ['AN border forces e n alerted iions by Aii reported in grouping akistan-Afgha- nistan border, defence officials said In Karachi yesterday. Afghanistan recalled Its minister from Karachi a Kreek ago, and In retaliation Pakistan withdrew Its ambassador from Kabul. Immediately afterward, the officials said,
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    Lock icon Family passport to aid travel
    73 3 Family passport to aid travel TOURIST official! from more Hian °.o countries meeting i n New Delhi yesterday unanimously recommended "family Passports" to promote tourist travel. They said these would eYiable families to travel on our passport, thus taring money, anil avoiding waste of time in dealing with minor documents
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    Lock icon PLANE MISTAKE WILL COST US NAVY $600m.
    200 3 mouse of Representatives Investigators yesterday placed at $000,000,000 *1 the cost oi" a U.S. Navy error in ordering F3H Demon fighter planes With jet engines too weak to power them. James F. Eckhart and Earl J. Morgan, staff investigators, gave that figure to
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    Lock icon FOOD POISONING AT LUNCH
    41 3 Pour members of uic Jewish community of Moncton, New Brunswick, are in hospital and more than 40 others were treated in their homes for food poisoning following a lunch yesterday at a coming -of aye ceremony.- U.P.
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    Red seamen praise UK traffic
    139 3 Red seamen praise UK traffic rp.RAFFIC regulation in 1 London and the city's "disciplined driving" were among the things praised over Moscow Haciiu la.st night by Russian .^ailor-s back from their recent Visit to Portsmouth. The captain of the cruiser Sverdlov .said he was Impressed by the "very friendly reception
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    NEWSPRINT PRICE INCREASED
    76 3 NEWSPRINT PRICE INCREASED npin-: Abitibl Power and Paper Company r>l Ti ri nto, haa Increased 'he price ol ii< iprini bj $15 i ton, i ffeci iv" Nov. l the i i i milton Spec! I'^r reports. The rise is the second by a Canadian newsprint manufacturer. Lasi Tuesday another
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    The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, Oct. 25, 1955. Opinion TROUBLED WORLO
    242 4 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, Oct. 25, 1955. Opinion TROUBLED WORLO npilE Russians are flnd- ing that p« ace, plus a few adroit if conscienceli manoeuvres, can achieve much in favour ol Communistic aims. The bitter reflection is parked by the sorry plighi ol the Fr< World where new tensions
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    Russia moves into the Middle East
    522 4  - Russia moves into the Middle East PETER KIRK hv r ro THE Bi I ti h Foreign Office, tin 1 1 ri inc erne n fl l !t h < R ians are s elling arms to Egypt wai the most dii iui bing n< w i ycai n are
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    World is running out of Black Diamonds
    264 4 BLACK diamonds! That's what they called Britain's COal in the Hays u hen il was the basis of British industry and trade. Now the (low of exports is ending. From January, not a single (on of COal will be ■eni abroad The world's
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    JAPAN VOICES DISAPPROVAL
    255 4 DECAUSE they feel IJ thai America m akin g propaganda out ot the mercy treatment of Hiroshimadisfigured girls at present in U.S. hospitals, thousands of Japanese (backed by doctors and specialists) are calling for a ban on any further visits of Hiroshima victims (o America. Dr. Masao
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    Lock icon SPORTING TYPES
    64 5 (■riiu;) Lain Peter 'i i end out riding recently at Billingbare Park, B In the lower picture of Edinburgh, a guest at a shooti party given in lour by Kins Fred rik and Queen Tugricl at Hillerod, Fredensborg tie in North Zeeland end of bis official Copenhagen for
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    UNDIES THIEF
    18 5 i Sicily, police are thief who mas- nun and stole :om the dormitory red Family Girls"
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    LITTLE MISS X GOES TO HER STEPFATHER
    256 5 A FATHER, white-faced and trembling, heard three High Court judges reject his claim that his nine year old daughter should not be adopted by his ex- wife and her present husband. He heard Lord Goddard Lord Ohief Justice, say that after taking no
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    Boy of 18 is new marquess
    69 5 A shy. 18-year-old youth just down from Bton College became the ninth Marqueai of Londonderry on the death of Ins fatiher. lie plans to join the Army 'a hen called for National 3ervic( In the New Year The eighth marquess, a politician .rwl keen
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    Muslim university planned for Malaya
    155 5 LARGE SITE SELECTED i plan for i Muslim university m Malaga was disclosed by I):lt( > S i o Alsagoff, chairman of the Council ol ther Muslim College, at .1 meeting ol the Council at Klang this week-end. ito Alsagofl pointed out thai the Muslim
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    A second college necessary
    136 5 A second college necessary in this way, they w< be d( parting from th ir original aim, namely to pi ivide Mu lim education foi 2 The Ki.i OUld m trate on traJ tis and n I oils ti The propos ed college at Petalinfl i i /ould peciaiise in
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    Judge praises boy detective
    227 5 PIGHT-YEAR-OLD John Wrmht has bom con*J gratulated by a red-robed judge. And tie is to get £2 $17 for being observant. John saw two men In a car outside a neighbour's house. He did not know them but what made him suspicious was that he did
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    PIGEON RACING
    75 5 There arc eight thousand registered pi^-on loft owners in West Oer many, sonic of them own int', route:, crisscross Oer many, pigeon own< r o in south' rn Germany start ins their entries from Glensburg, and the Ruhr fans Using the Pa:->sau-Duesburg course. Unfortunately this year ha i
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    SWAN'S TREAT IS STOUT
    16 5 h I. o1 '■•'> ''i 'on T ne. toi feed i t pro*
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    XMAS TREAT
    19 5 More Japanese Christmas decorations are due to arrive in Britain than in any year since the var.
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    DUKE IN FILM
    29 5 The Duke i( t Edinburgh 1 1 to appear in a film app< il in^ for fund (o r t h<* National Playing Field As- Delation
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      55 5 pFERGUZADEj It's delicious! lIK<.I/\M \^^%^^^BC^ taken <l nl\ is of urt.il T ■■\sP*BHb^. hrlir!lt ils l rint hi ;v Hi f '^^%M!Nmk\. l l( to «r»wiii« child Supremo %\*\^AXb&< rru vv'irkers, nthlrtys Uuov V' thos*- who ir.Beverage x \iV/\ tired and listless. THE FLDERAL DISPENSARY LTD. 33 R.iffiev PI«Ci Spore
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      636 6 BOHN today, you l U v, Rn I insatiable thirst for kni '?"1 and when you have apparent 1 muJated all the known facts!*! I subject, you enjoy delving de< "ijl and discovering thin., thai h -j^l previously unknown. I You are also original and I in your own right
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      U. K. closing prices
      197 7 LONDON. Ott l\ Previous I oday di |{i;i k N l RSS ci 5496 buyers unquoted |vl „M port* October 34 sellers No. 1 KSS c.i.t. 34n buyers 35 v s buyers F r u rop I>UI|S November 34 sellers Ss^ sellers j.BBtK v 1 H.S.S.
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      New York prices
      109 7 M W STORK* CM. Previous Today -]I N v. jpol .mhl nearby 96.12 nom. 9ti.ti2 noin UN future October 95.00 bid 95.40 bid 96.00 asked 96.40 Wk« November 94.75 bid 95.25 bid 9.">. 75 asked !>G."25 n.skeci l)t>i ember 94.50 bid 94.90 bid 95.50 asked 95.90 asked
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      U.S. PEPPER
      51 7 pot nnd awaiting awaiting release 33, afloat.- 32 >ats 39 to M%, Oct. 31Y 2 Lampong spot and 37. Dec. 3/> 1 awaiting release 41, afloats 39 to equal monthly 38'j. 'October 37 Nov. 3G j. irawak spot and Sellers ex-dock. Above price in U. S. cents per
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      27 7 DOW JONES AVER AGES NEW YORK. Oct. 24. Previous Today 438.47 460.82 151.45 ].v:.oo Domestic Bonds 93 03 93 §5 "(>L\M 62!61 s Composite Average 162.59 1C3"?
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      119 7 Oot 2 1 Philippines c.i.f. UK Previous Today' European delivered 1 r-i long ton Nor/Dec. $181 quoted $182 sellers 10PRA Philippines f.o.b. Manila l )U Ilk1 lk 1 >( l0 Unquoted Unquoted COPRA Straits c if. UK North European delivered weight per lon Nuv Doc E(i6'4
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    ENGLISHMAN'S CASTLE
    209 7 Such language! So the Council mid: You're out JJECM'SE i council house tenant swore in his home, Tewkesbury, (Uos, Council will give him notice to quit. Said Councillor H. L. Creeth: "Neighbours complained about the man's bad language, and the district was upset by his shouting." Last month
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    'L' test shock for bus driver
    199 7 'L' test shock for bus driver yiuiUBERT i.hwis hai •iti driven express coasl tocoii.st bug services in America. Before that ha was an r.af, lorry drive:'. For the la.st .ix infill! he. has driven thou anda of passengers by bvu r hundreds ol mile South Wales. Now, (;ii hi. own
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    75 7 Ski-ins loses its terrors for film newcomer Jill Day (centre) when there's Olympic champion Not! Harrison at hand to help with advice and with fastening her boots at Pinewood Studius, Buckinghamshire, where she is playing in the Alpine comedy "All tot Mary". Noel the son of
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    They should bring back the cat, he says
    273 7 A father of two boys appearing before a juvenile court told magistrates: "They should fetch the Cat back in Britain and there would be no need for remand homes and approved schools." Both his sons at Rochdale (Lanes) had been warned that
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    John, of all people
    24 7 John Rryan was the only prize-winning pupil absent from Speech Day at London. Norfolk. School. His prlzf> For perfect attendance.
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    21 8 "Beat us at darts, beat us at shove ha'penny, beat us at dominoes." Units of the Russian Navy recently visited Britain.
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    A PUNCH AT POUJADE
    806 8  -  SAM WHITE from They hope to smash the tax rebel before the spring |>ACK iii the news is 34-yeai old Pierre Poujade, leader ol Frai ice's ani l-tax revolt, whom i he ant hnrities are. v-\ iasi prosecuting for organised defiance of the law. It iii
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    Record breakers
    246 8 TO UN GEORGE HAIGH, the acid b.tth murderer who was hanged in 1949, and John Christie, who was hanged two years cttfn, were more than two of the most notorious killers of recent y* <i They share, it appears, the "recoi d" for the la rgei t number
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    Was red the killer?
    182 8 Was red the killer? "^EARLY 200 people have jumped to death from the 185ft. high Clifton suspension bridge on the rocks in the Avon gorge, Bristol, in the last 50 years. Now the question is asked the red oxide paint on the bridge affect hi| I strung people?" Mr. J.
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    ACID BLAST IN LAB BURNS 3 CHILDREN
    219 9 ACID BLAST IN LAB BURNS 3 CHILDREN I y v BENTLY, 16, ■i^-i* mixing hydrochloric m phuric acid in the iat Bury (Lanes) High i when the flask ex- pioded in Mi f«£?« ■p he a cid burned his shirt. Kan 1 Lord, also }0- was work,, on another ex-
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    How long can a minute be?
    66 9 TH E court waited while the magistrate's watch ticked off 6 > seconds. Mr Leslie Marks had stopped a motoring case to test the evidence *>t ;i witness. When time was up the witness said: "I am not suggesting it was is long as
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    PROGRESS IN THE AIR? UP TO YOU
    63 9 PROGRESS IN THE AIR? UP TO YOU lh <!' noise from planes regarded as too high a Price to pay, the introduc- l!l "f new forms of air Port will be delayed. Mr, Jojin Profumo, Par"«Jnentary Secretary for, aid this when opening terminal buildings at ad Airport. i! added: "in
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    Cheated old folks of their shillings
    258 9 £2ii-n-w€>vh eomple jaiU><l POCKET MONEY FRAUD A MARRIED couple, paid £26 a week for running an old folk's home, swindled pensioners Retting a few shillings a week pocket money. Plymouth ma g i strates jailed each for six months for fraudulent conversion and falsification
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    Too heavy to emigrate, she dieted
    125 9 MISS Ethel Maude, "Goddess of Plenty" in the 1935 Lord Mayor's Show, who was told to slim before she could emigrate, flies to America this week 221b. lighter. Ethel, now 47, was given her visa at Liverpool. And she said: "At last I've done
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    Boys terrorise church-goers
    201 9 HPHE congregations of four churches arrived In groups for services one night. They left in groups too. Their aim was mutual protection against two gangs of boys who have been attempting to terrorise them. The churches are St. Nicholas, St. John. St. Garbriel, and St. Francis, and
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    Air-car ferries
    25 9 Two new air services vehicle ferries between Lydd, Kent, and Basle, and from Southend-on-Sea to Ostend have been upproved, the Ministry of Transport.
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    SAVED... Nightlong ordeal in Channel
    129 9 SAVED... Nightlong ordeal in Channel OOBERT GORE, 24-year-old Broadstairs plumber, was pulled from his 10 ft. dinghy by Walmer lifeboat men, in the middle of the Dover Strait— 2o miles from home. He had been adrift for 19 hours in a Channel gale. Twice he saw would -be rescuers close
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    FRED WAS NOT SO TEETOTAL
    58 9 "Teetotaler" chauffeur Frederick Preston, of East Barnet. Herts. persuaded to have a drink by the secretary of his company, was in a crash after drinking two double whiskies and a brown ale. He was fined £30 and banned from driving for a year at Luton
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    TEST AT 83
    44 9 Eighty three year old Harry Edward Marshall, who has had a clean driving record for 55 years, was banned from driving until ho has passed a driving test, and was fined £2 at Torquay, for inconsiderate driving which caused a crash.
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    Rector is rescued from fire by women
    142 9 Rector is rescued from fire by women A 70-YEAR-OLD rector was pulled from his burning cliurch by women parishioners seconds before the chancel roof collapsed Ignoring the cries of villagers to come out, he had saved the records dating back to 1500, and was trying to save the pews The
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    Dog finds haul
    43 9 A police dog led searchers to £1,500 worth of tobacco, cigarettes, and spirits hidden under a hedge by a man who raided the Aston Martin and Lagonda motor works at Hanworth Park. Middlesex, during the night but the thcif escaped.
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    Job for ex-editor
    23 9 Mr Guy Schofioid. formerly editor of the Dally Mail, has been appointed director of publicity at Tory Party headauarters. BlIiH.
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    PAYS FIRM TO KEEP MAN WHO STOLE
    203 9 TWICE William Swales has stolen from his employers. But, they said, it pays them to keep him on. Swales, a 40 year-old coalman, admitted stealing five bags of coal, worth 30s on the day he joined the firm for the fourth time. And,
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    60 9 Bob, a small, white mongrel puppy, looked sick, so a veterinary .surgeon operated. In the puppy's stomach he found; a piece of rubber tubing, a plum stone, a baby's bottle teat, some tinfoil, and several small pieces of wood. Bob will be back with his owner,
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    713 12  -  ANNE SHARPLEY Chaperon to 22 beautiful girls— could have left my sword ut fiome." By ty HA T sort of a dragon would you expect to be Chftperoning 22 of the world's loveliest girls? Frankly, on my way to sec Mis. Patricia Emms the WO
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    444 12 CLEANLINESS PRAISED Twentieth in a series of articles by Free Press writer VIVIENNE PUCK RIDGE to mark Singapore's Health Week from November 21 to 26. HPIIE high standard of public health in Singa- pore was praised by Dr. J. Henß Liu, the retiring vice-chairman
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    559 12  -  Princess Ira By in an interview with Ruth Lloyd 'WHEN I split my dress yesterday, who do you think sewed it up for me? Alfonso! I can't sew a stitch. Isn't he an angel?" Princess Ira, curled like a kitten on the bed of
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    491 14  - NOW YOU CAN GO TO YOUR BANK IN YOUR SWIMSUIT Dorothy Roe by 4 M E R IC A N 8 soon ge\ perfunK d cheQuos comp&ci with built in cheque books, n Ann rican bunks COnt inue f heir efTorts i woo feminine customers. it v< ri; th ba
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    259 14 A drink of THIS brings relief riMfE use Ol radioactive iodine a peaceful product oi atomic energy has b dramatic effect" In the treatment ol over active thyroid glands, according to in Herman Branson He told a group of phy.si ciana that hi had observed pauenta with a hyper-thy row
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    2009 16  -  DIANA GREENLY By ys&L m It was the morning of the day when the fourth gardenia blossomed that the lame Scotsman limped into the story. But did this actually happen? Tomorrow the answer will be published. r pll RIMWM 1,, w-st.,,|. iv |»i,l H I|HM M 111. \l|,
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    634 17 ANOTHER 'pictureor another world 'CB' NEVER SAYS DIE j ECIL H. DrMILLE, laden with honours and at the peak of his lon.cj career Spanning tiie history ot motion pictures, recently celebrated his seventyfourth birthday in Hollywood. Despite hi.s years well beyond the Biblical three-soore-and-ten, the lamed producer-director marked the day
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    649 17 SHE'D rather have a HOME than a CAR... SINCE she first appeared in films Sheree North has had to change her telephone number at least half a dozen times. "And. at that the message service which takes my calls when Fm out, is still overwhelmed with calls for me," says
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    45 18 LT.S. Olympic prospect J George Harrison, I<>, breaststrokes to victory in the 400--metre individual medley race during the National Amateur Athletic Inion swimming championships held in Los Angeles recently. His time of smin. 23.3 sec established a new American record. The former mark was 5:29.
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    590 18  - THE ENGLISH ARE THE BEST LOSERS VERNON MORGAN By Tut ENGLISH \»U I Hi: Bi:si LOSERS. CYNICS M\V >\Y THAT I His Is BECAUSE BEING so OFTEN BEATEN THEY HAVE LEAKNT HOW lOBE. Bl I I 111 i:i 1^ VI LEAST SOMEONE, A SWISS REFEREE. WHO IFFIBMS THAT THEI UNDOUBTEDLY
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    332 18 A $4,500,000 village withi accommodation lor 6,000 j athlete;, lro m 70 countries! is last rising in a pleasant tree-lined suburb ot Melbourne. Aware ol doubts expressed both in Australia and abroad as to Australia's ability to handle an Olympic games, the
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    ST. ANDREW'S GO DOWN BY 5-1
    54 18 QERANGOON Engl i S h School beat St. Andrew's School by 5-1 in an inter-shool hockey match match played on the S.E.S. ground yesterday. Serangoon led 3-o at interval and scored through George Jacob (2;, Picardo Gomez, David Mfinci. and Charlie Koh, Ang Kiat'
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    177 18 AUSTRALIAN tenni.s .star Frank Sedgman indicated he i.s nut interested in an invitation by American promoter Jack* Kramer to rejoin nil touring pro fessional troupe thi.s year At the .same time, the former Davi.s Cup playei said he may form hi.s own professional .squad
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    239 18 Hungarians going all out for Olympics BEHIND the Iron (urtain, Hungary is already training her star athletes on an Intensive round-the-clock basis in preparation for the Ohmpic Games of 195G at Melbourne. Refugees arriving from Hungary have told Western Intelligence interrogators that even political lectures have beta minimised to allow
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    It should be fast and furious soccer between two champions
    624 19 It should be fast and furious soccer between two champions -aEJ&liii&al-^ i-^^i^io^ Kj n s two unbeaten I 50c «t r teams B tl the fain E, a (cast of fast Ej hnious football. Wi'd thai li Just l i:, v Should get n the Marines t the Argonauts I
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    201 19 *G/ »re Military Force the Galistan Challenge 1 arksmanship with a gregate of 358 from with 280. and maaf were represented n\ Newman (80), dipt, R. 1 <90), Lt. a. Gaade <92> Karim <9tit The 1 omprlsed Comd. Gnr. (69), sub. Lt. K. 1 9),
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    35 19 I°WTS "•a jlO< KEY '>'< v. \V;irnlrrns, Green, Div. ti RMN., KhalM "A" v SBC, Div. i v ;uui t 1 and i ti-oiiiui. »»C. "A" v. YMCA. SOCCER Selection Indo- Jalan Bi sar
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    Swim fixtures for Indonesians
    187 19 Singapore Amateur. Swimming Association have arranged the following programme for the Indonesian swimming and water polo team, who are expected to arrive in Singapore on Not 5. starting at 4 p m loom freestyle men and women. 200m breast stroke men and women, 40()m freestyle men,
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    171 19 r rEN former ring, greats, 1 including Gene Tunney, Mickey Walker, Benny Leonard and Harry Green have been elected to boxing's Hall of Fanm The announcement was made yesterday at the dedication ceremony for the Hall of Fame at the Ring
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    93 19 THE 1956 world motorcycling championship*, will be decided on results in new Grand Prix events. Dates and venues of the.se fixtures were decided yesterday by the Internationa] Motor Cycling Congress in Paris They are as follows: May 5-6: Spanish Grand Prix. May 27: French Grand Prix June
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    114 19 THE: semi finals ol the .Senior inter-club cum petition ui the Singapore Badminton Association win be decided tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the BJB A. Hall. The ties are: Marigold versus Merryt ime and Flower versus Mayflower. The schoolboys doubles, between Won« Boon Kong and Nk Ah
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    75 19 Boxing cird( aid y< trrrlay the title Bghf betw< n Argent lna*i world flyweight champion Patcufri p yi and M i nila'i Leo B pin i.« I ntat pi inn< d lor Nov. 5 may be poatpon- fd until later next month Pi roz hurt his nrht
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    58 19 Probable teams air: Marmos: Maswan Maskom; Johan, Abdul Rahman jnr; Hassan. Khamis Krdoi, Osnian Johan; Omar Awang, Ibrahim Mansoor, VVahab Abu, Ahmad YusolY, Ali Johan. Arßonants: l.om goo Woon; Yrow Mevg Yons:, Mohd. Noor; Wifiliaxn Tan, Raahid (iiman. Luw Kee Senj?; Kahim Minhat, Itadin Ali, Salim Abdullah. Drxter
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    92 19 CINOAPORE /Ulan Rugby Union team i.) meel ah Whites at Thomson Road today l?: Boon K*n«; LOQgpOttlh, Chong Yew, Seevaratnam, n-n.ir Rajab; Chin Ponp. W;ih Patt; Metha, Franrl.s Urn, YiM-n fh'-n, Blllat, Ronal<j Toh: Scharenßtitval, D. Adffx.'k, Prancl ial All Whites team will be chosen from: W;in
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    429 20 Four Charmers work well on heavy track THIS MORNINGS GALLOPS AT K.L. FM)I it (!j m BMff) i»« wnoted lo 1 lass I alter bit splendid "double" in Clan* 5 it Penani re cently, moved freelj la ;t stead) half -speed -spin <»»> heavj track Kuala i.umpur this morning. Bob
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    48 20 Jim Jones boxing manager of Canadian heavyweight boxing champion Euri Walls, i nri vc. terday they win t\y on Nov. 4 or 5 to England, where Walla is to ftght Ewart Potgieter, the South African who weinh> sm ih 1 1 i i 7 n 2in A.P.
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    261 20 RUMOURS that the Cambridgeshire Handicap favourite Manatl was unsound were firmly denied by his trainer. Captain Boyd Rochfort before last night's Victoria Club Callover on tomorrow's big event. At tin 1 callover Manati was strongly backed to Win V 18.000 sterling but he eased slightly
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    90 20 BANTAMWEIGHT b 0 x e r Francis Militante of Honolulu, scheduli d to make lu.s u.s. mainland debut last night against Frankie Campos In Los Angeles, was reported missin from his training quarters yesterday. Billy Hunefeld, the promoter called the match off. Hunefeld said that
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    128 20 O.A.F. SELETAR took a sity in their Div. 2 2-0 beating u Univ hockey match at Bu Timah yesterday. It vvli.s University, match this seas :nd ful^r deserved their vt University h «J team and had a depend half lme which wa/r2 sible
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    72 20 uinuapohe Malaya will meet PtMuing Malays m the Sultan'a Gold cup Ana] at Kuala Lumpur on Friday. Officials: Bakar Lam in, Haron Angullia, Naya Haron. Ibrahim Isa. Yusoof Kader Players: Osmaa Annullia. Idros Albar, Ostnan Johan, Johan Hassan. Hassan ArifT. Omar Awang. Ibrahim Mansoor. Ahmad
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    50 20 IVA.F. Seletar beat raa by 11 pointy (a goaD and a penalty i to six <rfro pe<J goal and i penalty) a ***** match player Tengah yesterdaj Pape scored i try, kick a penalty and converted try by Bowen. McGow scored all thi points ft R.A.A.F.
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    50 20 DUGGAN, the Navy scrum- half, picks up tin- ball as it is heeled from the scrum during the match between R.A.F. and Navy at Changi, which R.A.F. won 12 8. The referee, Mr. Cantrell, watches closely. R.A.F. players facing the camera are (from left): Temaari, Grice. Heath. McGee and Packer.
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    54 20 THE Fijians will be without two of their original selection to meet the Colony in their floodlit rugger match at Jalan Besar on Thursday. Injuries have forced Bogitinj and Rayawa Withdraw fr< m Thursdaj game and the Fijian selec org have called in M. Kon
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