The Singapore Free Press, 31 October 1958

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    15 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper slngaptr*. Kiui..v. October 11, 1958. Mm UCU,
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    Four more polio cases in S'pore
    32 1 Four more paralytic polio victims were admitted to the Middleton Hospital up to 9.20 a.m. today, bringing the total number of cases this year to 210.
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    CONDITIONS GOOD' AT OPENING OF A-BAN TALKS
    132 1 CONDITIONS GOOD' AT OPENING OF A-BAN TALKS Geneva optimism despite tough Russian attitude DRITISH, Russian and American statesmen meet m Geneva this after*J noon for crucial talks on the suspension of nuclear tests. An American spokesman said last night: "The conditions at the outset of the conference look good." The
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    Mayor bars 'sack' -move
    168 1 Mayor bars 'sack' -move- miAYOR Ong Eng Guan, 1U ai the City Council meeting today, ruled out of order a Labour Front Councillor.- motion to dismiss Mr. Gary Wang, Director of the nation Bureau, for allegedly contravening con.. iid discipline rules. Mr. Oi;:; said the motion was ultra vires as
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    Lock icon Townsend film
    32 1 Group Captain Peter Townsend left Hong Kong today for Tokyo to work on a film "Peter Townsend's Journey." He has been shooting scenes for the film m that colony. Reuter
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    Russia claims a 'right'
    76 1 It stemmed from ready Russian agreement at a preliminary meeting of officials yesterday that the progress of the talks should be kept secret. Western observers said this indicated that the Russians had come to negotiate and not merely to let off propaganda blasts. Russia, on the
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    Lock icon West still hopeful
    82 1 There was some hope In Western circles that Russia would, m fact, cease testing from today. If there were more Soviet nuclear explosions, however, the position would call for Anglo-U.S. consultations at the highest level. Britain and the U.S. have said they will discontinue tests for a
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    Lock icon Soviet view doesn't make sense
    127 1 Soviet view doesn't make sense THE U.S. State Department last night said a Soviet statement issued by Tass on nuclear test suspension contained "curious inconsistencies." The Department declared that the U.S. and Britain had moved closer to the original Soviet position by proposing a one-year nuclear test suspension but now
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    Lock icon Man murdered in hospital
    42 1 CIUNMEN walked into a I government hospital m Nicosia last night and shotdead a Greek Cypriot who wounded by terrorists lunday. Meanwhile lien. Kenneth Darling, the Director of Antl-Terroi Activit promised he would defeat the EOKA terrorists.- UPI
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    Lock icon World figures join bats tests appeal
    250 1 World figures join bats tests appeal of Hiroshima, PsJ-n+r* 1 ladao Watanube Japanese hristian lead, i Dr. Toy oh ka Kagauu yesterday joined with world figures m appealing to the United States, Britain and Russia I to end nuclear tests. The appeal came on the eve of the three-power meeting
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    RUBBER PRICE
    30 1 November first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened m Singapore this morning at 90g cents a lb., down oneeighth of a cent on yesterday's close. The tone was uncertain.
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    Gaitskell stays
    23 1 Mr. Hugh Gaitskell was re-elected leader of the Labour Party and chairman of the Parliamentary Labour Party m London last night.
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    Lock icon U.S. creates biggest man-made quake
    153 1 j powerful unci blast ever a Hirushima- device was bene, .kF yesterday a Nevada di 3. atomic n rded on \a m States and The shot rumbled like an earthquake across the test site with the force of 20.000 tons of TNT. It was triggered
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    Lock icon City of shut doors and windows
    53 1 snr.i o,,t from thc l s nuclear test site minor^__£i_? n L_ x 5 An H s I Itj yesterday, cms 11,1 '"it thf Wlndow and doors urre slammed „i -«t>on etn!-» mlc Encr *y Commission and other f,r 'lirm^ ,oon announced there was
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    Lock icon DEPORT COLONIAL THUGS' MOVE BY U.K. GOVT.
    210 2 DEPORT COLONIAL THUGS' MOVE BY U.K. GOVT. BUI soon: But no immigration barrier A BILL enabling the British Government to deport Colonial and Com A monwealth immigrants who have committed criminal offence, hi Britain will be introduced m the new session of Parliament just opened it was learned m London
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    Lock icon Yugoslavia reaffirms neutrality
    77 2 T*HE Yugoslav Foreign MiJL nister, Mr. Koca Popovic, said m London la^t night that his country was not prepared to join either the Warsaw Pact or NATO. He was not m a position to estimate whether the Soviet Union would restore to Yugoslavia economic credits withdrawn earlier
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    Lock icon Nuclear plant operators must insure
    95 2 Nuclear plant operators must insure A GOVERNMENT Bill published m London yesterday makes operators of nuclear installations m Britain absolutely liable for all harm to people and property that may be caused by radiation from the sites even though it is due to unavoidable accident. The Bill a sequel to
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    Lock icon CHILDREN FOIL WAGE GRAB BY KNIFEMAN
    134 2 CHILDREN FOIL WAGE GRAB BY KNIFEMAN TWENTY screaming schoolchildren In London yesterday broke up an attempt to snatch wages and detained the robber. Arthur Hider, a 42-year-I old wages clerk In I ship- ping firm, wa.^ attacked by a man m Greenwich. The man snatched his bag containing about i4OO
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    Lock icon 'WE REGRET' CABLE TO PASTERNAK
    109 2 THE SWEDISH ACADEMY iiela a 90 minute debate Stockholm yesterday on soviet writer Boris Pasterujks refusal of his Nobel r-nze for literature, and aeciaed to send him a telegram oi" 'sympathy and respect" expressing 'profound regret" at his decision. Meanwhile Pasternak, apparently alone m his
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    ARMS TALKS
    30 2 Senior Army officers from Canada, Britain and the United States are holding a secret conference m Ottawa on future army weapons, the Canadian Press news agency said Reuter.
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    Lock icon 133 women on trial
    64 2 I^HE mass trial of 133 Afrl- can women who last week demonstrated against the compulsory issue of passbooks began m Johannesburg yesterday. The Crown withdrew one of two charges and the women were accused under municipal by-laws of congregating, causing an obstruction and failing to disperse
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    Queen visits Perth
    20 2 The Queen left London by train last night for Scotland to spend the weekend near Perth Renter.
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    Lock icon DE GAULLE MOVE: IKE, MAC REPLY
    89 2 DRESIDENT EISENHOWER and Mr. Harold Macmilian have replied to a I by i de Gaulle for cooperation on matters OUttlie NATO geographic French Government yesterday. "Lett* being exchanged and nothing can be at this n ource -aid. Earlier this week a Fi foreign ministry
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    Charles and Anne on TV at Xmas?'
    55 2 Charles and Anne on TV at Xmas? Prince Charles and Princess Anne may appear on television with the Quern on Christmas Day, according to widespread press reports m London yesterday. With their father, the Duke of Edinburgh, they may be seen with the Queen at the end of her traditional
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    Lock icon Booming again
    36 2 The United States Commerce Department said that consumer spending the backbone of America's economy— has risen to a new all-time hißh because, of a pick-up m Jobs, hours I worked and wage rate! UPI
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      106 2 Vietnam ban The U.S. has extended tn North Vietnam the ban on stops by American *hi D s and planes that has applied to China and North Koiea since December. 1950.-v.pi MIRRO ASSORTED TUMBLERS XV^c^UY^ WQ r€ A mo,, cful and attractive gift. Velvety Suede -Tone Alumilite Finish. Available m
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    Lock icon A NEW FOOLPROOF FLU VACCINE
    68 3 4 NEW vaccine claimed give complete proii against influenza. including tin- Asia type bei n put. on the West German market. a kesman for the producers said the vaccine had been thoroughly test- cd. It is called "InfluenzaVirus Adsorbat Vaccine Asta." A single injection Is
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    Lock icon TRAPPED COLLIERS PRAYED AND SANG HYMNS FOR 6 DAYS
    368 3 rVNK of 12 Springhill, Nova Scotia, miners trapped two-and-a-half miles 2f underground for six days before being rescued told yesterday how they spent the time praying, singing hymns, telling jokes and just siting. Hugh Guthro, 31, said they had been m
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    Lock icon Fair deal now for landlords
    52 3 Fair deal now for landlords pUBLIC authorities m Britain will now be made to pay current market prices instead of an arbitrary figure as compensation to landowners whose property they acquire compulsorily for development purposes. This is a condition of the Conservative Governments new Town and Country Planning Bill. just
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    Lock icon Suicide bid foiled
    50 3 UNITED STATES AIR FORCE Master Sergeant Leander V. Cunningham locked himself m a bomber base building at Scunthorpe. Norfolk, for more than eight hours yesterday and threatened to kill himself. But his wife Nancy with chaplains, medical authorities and other U.S.A.F. officials persuaded him to surrender. Reuter
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    Banned books on sale here
    117 3 Banned books on sale here Hi NUREDB of books banned i" singaIt ara being sold m f he i. deration, while those prohibited by tbe l .deration Government are available hen. v, c REASON: Out oi the 83 foreign publishing houses blackHsted by the two governments, only books printed hv
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    Lock icon New venture for Malayan
    63 3 MR. BRIAN PLATT. 28--year-old Briton, plans to cross the Pacific from Hong Kong; m a 27-foot yacht, reaching the United States m March or April. He recently completed a four-month voyage which he began alone from Singapore. He sailed m the Chempake to British Borneo and
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    Lock icon Laid-up shipping total 1.5 m. tons
    46 3 Shipping laid up at British ports on Oct. 1 for reasons other than repair totalled 1.534,560 tons, thP Chamber of Shipping announced m London today. Of thr c, including tank--204 1 1 035,135 tons) British and 70 (499.52 foreign. Reuter
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      36 3 MAXSFIILPS J NEW TRAVEt BUREAU 1| AT FITZPATRICKS 1 SUPERMARKET CAN I NOW ATTEND TO ALL J 1 YOUR TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS •°U9| MIAD OFFICI OC AN iID6 With almost unlimited life (500.000 recording*) deterioration m quality.
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    Opinion INDONESIA REPRISALS
    197 4 Opinion INDONESIA REPRISALS VOT unexpectedly, al- though belatedly. the Chiang Kai-shek Government m Formosa has taken exception to the closure and expropriation by the Jakarta Government of so-called Kuomintang schools, newspapers and firms m Indonesia. As justification for j action, the Indonesian Government has accused Nationalist China of complicity In
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    NIXON S CAMPAIGN
    577 4 A 1 t SHlffli l lff it t far tltt* Uh itt* Ml oust* IKES REBUKE T II I! otherwise sluggish Conj>n ssioiKil election m (he United States has been given some drama unci suspense by contests m \ew York State and (.';iliWhat gives it some novelty
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    Hope returns to Algeria at long last
    333 4  - Hope returns to Algeria at long last STEPHEN COULTER By rTHE FRENCH Prime Minister, General df A Gaulle, is expected to visit Algeria again soon to see that his instructions about election are being carried out. He has outmanoeuvred the extremists m Algiers m a masterly way. "They have been
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    Sea's inner space to be explored
    287 4 Sea's inner space to be explored American sciem ready to b pro gramme of physical ex proration «ii "inner ipa the term used In American naval e.reh rlbe the depths ol the m The de< i) -.1 bathyscaphe I which the Office ot Naval Research has bought from the lan
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      131 4 PTIT!! TRANSHAILER ffil |3 TRANSISTORISED lOuOha uEJ "If^ /^Orj^TATlON_ I y^^tnttw***^^ n^^g^emmmttt*m*mmtmM OF I _f___ CAfts TMmW m ■_J_sP^^ Fjl ■^B^f~ll /_f _f'-'_t I uw Amm wte^. _»Jf_ fMMMT The Pyo Tronshoilor is on astonishing ad- Wmjksrt^ vonee m loud-hoilmq equipment which _T_T tmd almost universal oppl, cotton m -f^JLw
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      37 4 .MARCASITE RHINESTONE JEWELLERY I tt tm m i m 1 r t> a t itt it on Display Jewellers tt Silversmiths 71 North Hi idee Kd Spore It Kuala Lumpur. 1 E^fSingaporf^rf J)rfj» FRIDAY, Oct. 31. 1958.
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    COLONY IS ASSURED OF INDUSTRIAL AND ECONOMIC HELP
    341 5 COLONY IS ASSURED OF INDUSTRIAL AND ECONOMIC HELP Spore trade team returns with a promise gINGAPORL indostriahsts who attended the recent international trade conference m Yokohama at the invitation of the prefectural Government have been assured of Japanese technical and economic cooperation for industrial development. *v. r Mr David Lee
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    16,000 now get milk, too
    86 5 4 g 00 poor child- Singapore have nought under the me of the Social Welfare Department, with lh e aid Ol UNICEF. ire from the departments social centres, itals. schools and sevvoluntary organisaa pokesman of the SoWelfare Department Press that ildren were daily ilk distributed
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    Polio; Bid to provide more beds
    214 5 PRELIMINARY discussions have been going on between the City Health Department and government medical authorities for relieving congestion at Singapore's Middletou Hospital. Dr. J. Cameron, the City Health Officer, hoped government hospitals would admit bowel disease cases and so make more room available for
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    Keep this market open at night? Ho
    50 5 to keep the market open at night. The committee maintained that it would be a nuisance to people living m the neighbourhood. rnHE Health Committee A of the Singapore City Council has refused an application by stallholders of a market In Queen Street
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    Your Luchy STAR
    464 6 Your Luchy STAR j pORN today, you have a rithev o Ij complex personality, you an Jj pear one thing to the outside world yet you are an entirely v <> person inside. J[ You cultivate the habit o sing everything and every r> J[ and then doing exactly what
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      74 6 For Light Cool Refreshment SMOKE OASIS I reofcer l». <auH< o n *i<< out Hit' Menthol < igarvtie! I r«*h«r liconufto you get less UM Fruher Iwmhuhc <<\<lu»ivo Mcntlinl a.I.U a won.l.iful breath of fi< ii< Ii tobaci 0 flavour! am >,ett tk Mwri i J l„b,lCfo Co., C.S. A.,
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      352 6 JKiV "iriWICK by Sydney -Jorilaii IT IV I X SUSPENOED ANIMATION r We are the old Martians JmmmX W look here fl |_e_d v ,N A »eFi?iGE»ATED ond the riekv fcxir Trimeri Ol\ I,s ,s llow we cell f There tare only a few hundned yT^i L came from __^__M
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  • Hound the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      175 7 LONDON, Oct. 30. Previous Today 1 HSS c.if. IBBJR »or| s Nov. 167 i buyers p sellers 26', sellers Pit 25 <i buyer.s 26 buyers 26 sell 26 's sellers 9 <pot 25 buy. 25^ buyers lsl>ll sellers M sellers I, 1 25 Ti buyers 25*; buyers
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      New York prices
      105 7 NEW YORK. Oct 30. Previous Today I\ Straiti Spot 97.50 norn 97.37 nom. "1\ futorff trait> Contract Dec 95.12 buyers 95.50 buyers 97.12 sellers 97.00 sellers Jan 95.00 buyers 95.50 buyers 97.00 sellers 96.50 sellers fONE: Steady. SALES: One lot. IIBBFK: Futures Nov 31.25 buyers 31.45 paid
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      33 7 NEW YORK, Oct. 30. Previous Today 0 Industrials 542.72 543.31 0 Railroad. 149 10 148.83 0 DomeMic Bonds 86.20 86.26 5 Itilities 82.92 82.97 5 Stork> Composite Averages 188.212 188.28
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      U.S. PEPPER
      49 7 I 24',. awaiting 24. 23>i cif. Sarawak unquoted. afloats 24',. Muntok white spot 38^. await- lipment 24. 23"i to ing release unquoted, afloats unI i. Lampong spot quoted and November shipment release 24',. 37 cif. sellers ex-dock. November shipment Above prices quoted m U.S. cents per lb.
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      91 7 Previous Today .<>PK\ Philippine, c.lif. I.K. North Furopoan ports delivered weithl per long ton Oct. $230 paid unquoted Nov. $225 sellers $230 sellers n:v if IK. North ports delivered long ton Oct. Nov. £79 nom. £80 nom. >< <>M 1 OH, rrude Straits Ml. European ports
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    CHOOSE SPEAKERS WITH CARE. HEADS TOLD
    258 7 CHOOSE SPEAKERS WITH CARE. HEADS TOLD I Politics ban reminder goes out to schools A STERN reminder has been sent to principals of all aided and Government schools by the Ministry of Education asking them not to permit any sort of political propaganda m their institutions or organised student activities
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    Probe on rolls starts
    101 7 Probe on rolls starts THE Election Commissioner, Mr. M. Ponnuduray, said today that investigations were now being conducted into all the claims and objections lodged regarding the electoral rolls to the Singapore Legislative Assembly. The registers were withdrawn on Wednesday evening from all constituencies where they had been available for
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    STOCKS RESUME UPWARD MOVE
    172 7 and the absence of a free scrip issue. Rubber shares held steady and tea shares wer* irregular. South African gold shares opened firm on renewed support but later reacted on the Egyptian press reports of Israeli troop movements and small predominated at thn close.Copper and lead
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      174 7 -llllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIUJ: I SINGAPORE I jJHIGH TIDESf TODAY: 12.16 p.m. I TOMORROW: 1.24 a.m. 1 and 12.48 p.m. SUNDAY: 2.03 a.m. and I 1.22 p.m. MONDAY: 2.47 a.m. E and 2.02 p.m. E TUESDAY: 3.42 axi. and 2.53 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 4.56 a.m. E and 4.05 p.m. E E THURSDAY: 6.25 a.m.
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    FATHER HAS DATE WITH CUPID
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    Faust cost ice-cream man £1
    169 8 Faust cost ice-cream man £1 ICE CREAM seller Arthur Morritt waited for cus- tumors as his van played its musical call-sign- the I opening bars of Gouik». I "Faust/ 1 Then two policemen arrived! m Stoke Bishop, a select suburb of Bristol. They took Morritt s name. And at Bristol
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    FORBIDDEN KISS – FORBIDDEN MARRIAGE
    137 8 FORBIDDEN KISS FORBIDDEN MARRIAGE Feel sorry for charming film stars Sabiha Khanan and Santosh Kumar. It was bad enough a being forbidden to kiss on the screen. Now j they have been forbidden to marry m real life. Beautiful 21 -year-old Sabiha, m London for the first Western film premiere
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    5,000 mile trip to fall in love
    150 8 5,000 mile trip to fall in love PRETTY Wendy Ryan and 23-J I John Vye used to live within 15 miles ol each other m Kent. Wendy's hom< 1 1 In the village oi Witti rsham; John used to live at Etchhill. they had to travel 000 miles to meet
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    Jealou
    105 8 VERY was Mi Varley suspicion marriagi left him i; When he Shift m the pits wife ciain lock her ro from six ing until next morning -Whether thai am not quit Mr. Commissioner F!oi m the Divorce Court But ovid get it out of his mind t she was
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    Paper round do
    27 8 Before he left home would put thread thro her coat and place pi round the door to whether anyone had o m or out
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    IS H A RED RABBLE-ROUSER?
    100 8 BOAC nuinlfiui E their recent VI 100.0N E prolong their stoppaj E several meetings of The Union secrt E unofficial strike was Jim Maitland w E date m the ("■< neral I E 1945. Below, he is 1 E and on the richt t E
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    91 9 iCCUimmorality and on. occasion, lot llIS st0C k StM. knocked at the Sr of her room, and said: £ny. Open the door. f"g (their landNervous wreck Varley could loor, because locked in. Said '-When ft him, she was a wreck. She does k very strong now, it I
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    'TEAMWORK'
    61 9 Sculptor David Wynne completes work on his trnton sculpture called "Teamwork" which has been shaped with pneumatic tools from a 100- ton slab of Cornish granite dynamited from a quarry near Falmoulh. The sculpture, showing four men pulling a rope, his been commissioned for the new offices of a
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    THE PARSON WHO CAN'T FORGET NOTTING HILL
    782 10  -  ALAN BESTIC —He saw it coming, but nobody took any notice BY JT IS reasonably quiet m Notting Hill Gate those nights. Men and women walk unmolested. Milk bottles are used more or less exclusively for carrying milk Jf is almost as if
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    He crowns 700 years of farming
    122 10 ia.\YMONI) Btovold, ol Iv Oodalmlng, Bum b( t f..,t m o| A' with Oi- 1 before it has gone to or Ayr.shi Fifty live year old Mi\ Btovoid. v. ho c family ha been farming m Surrey i i the thirteenth till cattle M
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    The prejudice still festers
    81 10 "The solution does not lie m giving heavy tences to those lmmedi ly responsible for viol; he said. "The prejudice that is at the root of these disorders still festers. Wi must rid ourselves of prejudice, firmly, pat lv Notting Hill Gate, j said, is quiet
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      120 10 iimmmimmiiimi Jf^jfJ^ _f 1 jF_f_f/> s oi m ns sAirn «5 m Home Secretory R. A. Butler: ••It has always been a right of British citizen ship to come m and out of the mother coun try at will, and it will need considerable force of argument to alter this
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      A CHILD AT PLAY
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      TEN TIPS FOR BETTER SHOTS
      563 11 gJ_HHMMß_ft_yM_l| I^H.U is the slowest speed at which a I i camera may be held? When does a tripod become necessary? A.W.T. j I KhJl? %f nco,)lc can hCLn <l hold a camera using a wttWer ed a. rfoio as 1,25 sec. Some fa/i hold
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      Snapping children indoors
      345 11 Snapping children indoors your camera has adjustable lens openings and shutter speeds. If your camera lacks such adjustments, but still has built-in flash synchronisation, just stay within six to eight feet of your subject and you will net good results. As for activities, such things as repairing a toy, colouring
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      229 11 WEEK-ENDER is >* ____r v _______H_____ WW Cast your eyes on this week's highlights: R W NEW CASH CONTEST Another m interesting contest begins this week^^ |p? >' ARE YOU THE BOSS STYPE?... Here's a W-E quiz that every j B office girl w ill want to take part m.
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    81 12 jpi jmumm i Gen. Mohammad Vviin Khan (left), who is now m Mipreme control of Pakistan after the 'abdication of Preside n l lakander Mlrsa. has announced that tins change would "«u elfecl thr policies be proclaimed three ureeki ago on beini appointed Martial Law Administrator. In picture above Gen.
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    225 12 NO DANGER NOW OF WAR OVER THE QUEMOYS AMERICAN State Secretary John Foster Dulles and British Prime Min- ister Macmillan both believe th* danger of war over the Formosa Strait is now past. Mr. Dulles, commenting m Washington on the on-off-on Communist bombardment of the Quemoy island group, said: "My
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    167 16 Israel deities plot AN Israeli Foreign J\ .Ministry spokesman said m Jerusalem yesterday an Egyptian Press report referring to mobilisation and other warlike preparations m Israel was completely without foundation. Describing the story as an invention, the spokesman said there had been repeated cases m the last two years of
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    111 16 DRITISH Government and Opposition speakers appealed to Greece yesterday to reconsider Its decision against attending a round-table conference on Cyprus. Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, the Foreign Secretary, and the Labour Opposition "Shadow Cabinet Foreign Secretary. Mr. Aneurin Bevan, were seen as considering a Cyprus conference the only
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