The Singapore Free Press, 3 July 1957

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper No. *****. Singapore, Wednesday, July 3, 1957. Price 15 Cts.
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    Now crews go 'slow ahead'
    296 1 Now crews go 'slow ahead' HHE go-slow campaign which started with the I telephone workers is spreading. Latest to o slow are the Government launch crews, umbering 400, who have already put back chedules of customs, immigration and Master attendant's oflice patrol boats. Officials of the Singapore .overnment Workers Union
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    GOVT. WARNS STRIKERS
    49 1 GOVT. WARNS STRIKERS STOP PRESS I The Singapore Governjpif nt today warned 400 striking customs revenue •fficers that their posts Jbould he declared vacant Jf they absented them- elves from duty for seven onsecutive days without uthoritv. Pension rights rould also he affected. Toay is second day of strike
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    SIR ROBERT FOR H.K.?
    188 1 Report says Governor may be leaving ACCORDING to a news agency report from Hong Kong, Sir Robert Black may end his tenure of office as the Governor ol Singapore at the end ol this year. He may return to Hong Kong as Governor In place Of
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    Lock icon SOVIET WELCOME NEW BAN A-TESTS SCHEME
    664 1 THEY HOLD KEY TO PEACE 1 _ff^ _f Disarm hopes rise West proposed yesterday that the atomic powers agree to a 10-month suspension of nuclear tests. The proposal was condi tional but was immediately described by Russia as "gratifying." The Western proposal was presented
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    Rubber price
    35 1 Juiv fir t grade rubbei buyer f.o.b opened i > Sin ipore I his m< rning I I ci nt.. a lb up threi i ghth a cenl on terday' closi i ton iteadj
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      98 1 j». Sat ______.^%S3fl _Bfe'i---__-jf \bur Child s Health What u/ouldnt you give to ensure it f One way, Mother is to re- ff cognise the value of 8 food *T\. Supplement. (.Tve your child delicious 'Ovaltine' every day. hl-^fi *jf $<K\r ir/Lclf Prepared from Nature's best ;W^ ;^>f 1 1
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    THEY'RE DIVIDED ON PARTY ISSUE
    398 2 THEY'RE DIVIDED ON PARTY ISSUE Mixing pt.litics and trade unionism Marshall's suggestion QINCiAFOKE trade union leaders arc divided in their opinions on a the creation of a political party with exclusive membership for Irade unionists only. The formation oi such a political puny was iggested by th< former Chief Minister,
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    New air service
    18 2 H airliner Hong Kong and Tok: o will begin in A ifi I I i.
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    Lock icon Gurkha chief to visit Malaya
    41 2 I Toran Shammhe commander-in chiel ol Nepalese forces, will Ily to Malaya on Friday to inspect a Gurkh brigade .serving under the Briti Army. Hi will be a guest of the Brit h i ommander. A.P
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    A FAMOUS BALLAD SINGER DUE HERE
    104 2 a n American born ballad linger, who has prompted a lomion critic to say that the Vividneßfl of his •rorb breaks down any language barrier, trill make his debut In Bingapore on Julj ii uni 12 He is William Clausen who han appeared before
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    28 2 picture. Britain's Cotton Queen, Angela Smith, tries her i skill with chopsticks at a dinner given in her honour at the Capitol Mandarin Room in Singapore.- Free Press
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    Lock icon His hideout was Mum's kitchen
    121 2 pOLICE have captured an escaped convict who hid lor three weeks in a coilinsized hole beneath the floorboards of his mother's kitchen. Detectives said the fugitive, 23-year-old Eric Chambers, was found on Monday night in a hole seven feet long, two and a half feet
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    ROOM FOR 100 MORE STUDENTS
    52 2 SIXTY Children have registered tor admission to Primary T in the Government Chinese Primary School in Seng Poh Road, Singapore. the principal, Mr. Goh Hock Lim said yesterday. Mr. Goh said he considered the number moderate and added that, there would be four classes for
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    Lock icon Their hottest hour
    29 2 Hamburg had Its "hottest hour" since 7 p.m. yesterday afternoon with a t< m] ture of 36 degrees centigrade in the shade 9° B fahrenheit >. Reuter
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      84 2 [0.1 SALE TOMORROW! l|H^L|§ h. B*" IN THIS ISSUE mmm%> dm. JOl IS MM 0F AMERICAN Ty H____Fiflf TANJONG MAUM'S REBIRTH 1118 faff f PAHANG'S WEEK OF POMP Bi_il!__ilil^ CENTRAL COOKING CF RICE HITS REDS Si^Ji-^BO^ftf*?^^^^ man with t,ie racar IP J B^#4-^% BRAIN l I m^W%.- --IsS THREE SHORT
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      7 2 CROCODILE SHIRTS ■flit 'mmFT.k-vr.y nt 4. Wa%Jffl
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    47 3 picture. Charlie Chaplin is now in Paris, recording the music for his current film, "A Ring in New York" The Palais de la Mutualite was transformed into a concert hall and recording studio specially foi^h«°^«W wiVl!" Chaplin directed the orchestra, the performance was filmed for television Popper
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    Lock icon Chances on gold hoard
    125 3 Chances on gold hoard A MAN whose mother bought a second band cupboard for about Ms3o seventeen years ago, found $1,500 worth of gold in .-lhe cupboard at the Weekend. j Herbert John Harris, 25 —an unemployed shearer was adjust- I ing the cupboard, a table and some wash j
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    Children drowned
    30 3 ferry boat on the river famodar capsized 80 miles .worn Calcutta yesterday, •eports reaching Calcutta ■yd 20 people including Women and children were gowned. There were ten Brvivors.
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    PAY PACKETS HIT IN GO SLOW
    326 3 PAY PACKETS HIT IN GO SLOW ISHB men lose bonus, overtime T»HE go-slow campaign at the Singapore Harbour Board is continuing despite the fact that the majority of the labourers have lost their weekly bonus and overtime for the first time in nine years Normally the workers handle 10 to
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    Lock icon Baby-dies for 6 mins—lives
    84 3 Baby-dies for 6 mins— lives DOCTORS in Casablanca reported yesterday that a new born baby without a drop of his parents' blood in his veins is doing well after having "died" for six minutes. An emergency blood transfusion was given the baby during the weekend to change his blood after
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    Lock icon A SAFE SMOKING PLAN
    205 3 French cigarette boffins work behind the scenes T HE French tobacco industry is considering phether to treat tobacco {•nd cigarette paper so as 0 reduce to a minimum Any danger of lung and Jprynx cancer. f U a decision Is made to f° *nead with the
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      188 3 mi ki moto rv yV (1 B'iEie^st \%S \V r\ mzm it' |f| a forms at I I 0 Jvsri'llvrtjm* ~\A V) Q. Lde Sil^a Bros. X M Manufacturing Jewellers /*j 3, Raffies Place Singapore-1 Telephone ***** Do you Jcnow about LA JEUNE EPOQUE??? Book an appointment with Mr. Carl
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    10 4 "Watrh fhi. one Flanls. It's his fifth blow-out this efternooa*
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      Opinion The great difference
      269 4 Opinion The great difference «ORDIAL employer employee relations, born of mutual trust, understanding an d respect, have contributed greatly to Industrial peace in West Germany, says a local businessman just returned from a tour of Europe. And, says the traveller, it i.s the lack ol these good relations that is
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    THE PROBLEMS OF YOUNG LOVERS IN RUSSIA
    806 4 THE PROBLEMS OF YOUNG LOVERS IN RUSSIA By a Special Correspondent THE irate father try ing lo prevent his daughter from making an unfavourable marriage is a familiar figure in many parts of the world. But one would scarcely expect similar problems to arise in the "classless" society of the
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      37 4 i v tie. Ind i I me te i thai I I can 5 l/l 51 I 4HDJ lumivmly. J t Produ* tioi H. SENA LID. p High Cl I iing IFOBI I 1 1 N N(
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      114 4 the SHARTWELL edition of WINSTON CHURCHILL'S WAR MEMOIRS THE SECOND WORLD WAR Acclaimed by the world as the most searching, revealing.; responsible and intimate historical document ever placed before the public, we have 'n these wonderful volumes tfa full story of the war, written by the principal architect of victory
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    MARKING TIME FOR RI TRADE
    425 5 MARKING TIME FOR RI TRADE No new Jakarta import laws yet Traders anxious MERCHANTS in Singapore are still waiting for new trade regulations from Jakarta to replace existing ones which allow only the importation of goods and raw materials for Indonesian factories. The present regulations came into force last month
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    88 5 Bit is always a trying job setting something fresh or dinner especially when you have several mouths 55 to feed. So Mrs. Edmiston, an English woman, aged s 25, and mother of three, went out to buy a pound E Of sausages. She returned ten minutes later mother of four.
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    Putting it over the mere males
    177 5 Putting it over the mere males JIE president of the Singapore Professional men's Association, Mrs. w Peck Leng, has rered a Dale Carnegie irse prize for her speech "Women's Rights." he prize is an specially raved Carnegie pencil. Scow spoke at the ►lie lecture course on Monday night at the
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    Lock icon Rains leaflets over Red China
    34 5 Nationalist planes .showered millions of leaflets over Communist China on Sundiay night, most Ol thorn pamphlets on how to avoid effects of atom bombs, it vas announced yesterday. Reuter
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    Lock icon PRIEST KILLED BISHOP CHARGE
    86 5 A REBELLIOUS priest yesterday was accused of fatally shooting (he Roman Catholic Bishop of Garanhmie, in nortnern Brazil. itishop Francisco Expedite Lopes died yesterday of pistol bullet wounds in the chest and arm. Mayor Antonio Siguelrs of Garanhtins said that Father llosana Simioira, parish priest of
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      33 5 *==QDEON===IGALA N TONIGHT PREMIERE ..-W^l 9-30 p.m. S'l CATHAY ORGANISATION Wi%l\ presents Her Dancers, Singers Musicians i TOMOftBOW 2 snows DAILI ftti Ml A IJI n .m. Admission; $H, |5, S.T, |fi I*********.***********
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      211 5 I I off trill v.xvluint**.. 1 I OO -LA- #> I 1 X W_\_\\W^*mmmm*mm\ llUlll 111 _y_a_fli_C-gJB--M._« J 1 1 The I I 1 1 Continental I WHEN YOU 1 Influence I I iifflW^ I ou R^^ 7 I MEN s SPORT SHIRTSJ OF l -CONTINENTAL FASHIONS t ...JUST UNPACKED...
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      315 6 I Wm ml Imm i lur** mM. I J &J i? v JLj^lM n ii tmjm.ii ii' iii"%Siiil"\KK""" byJUo l^l.* and Phil Paviii y(- vzy^ou^v^swags, V-o>V^ fc_flU 01'! 9' >ca JB »___>^ ▼V _yp^____i^ mLfH^Af mnamr mvamm Wirrßl-B-_» __rf_____Bt_B_--TAE2/.V\ by Edgar Rice Burroughs frfSjio fl^4i- i'^J/l^^v (lT SA^ijH *yES' y
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      556 6 h "*A> JU*^ art M __t_*&t SI 1/ vT y*j 1/30 W 'jft j v?* s. < L_>- Ai^-L>] IJ(;iiN today, you have BQ .utiv j intensive and alert mind with t illumination to translate dry fact: and dull figures into Interi I i material. You have a gift for
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  • Round the World Mrket Prices
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      U.K. dosing prices
      175 7 t LONDON, July 2. Previous Today rBBER No. 1 RSS tif European porta July 26 A buyers 26% buyer, 27 .sellers 27 sellers August 26 :A buyers 26% buyers 27 sellers 27 sellers fBBER NO. 1 RSS Spot 27 buyers 27 buyers _A 14 seller. 27 sellers
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      New York prices
      102 7 NEW YORK, July 2. Previous Today TJN Straits spot 97.62 nom. 97.87 norn _f_N futures Standard Contract July unquoted unquoted Aug. 95 50 nom. 95 75 nom. TONE: Quiet. SALES: Nil Straits Contract July 96 75 buyers 96.87 buyers 97 50 sellers 97.62 sellers Aug. 96 50
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      42 7 NEW YORK. July 2. Previous Today M Industrials 503.29 ***** 20 Railroads 146.49 147.00 4i Domestic Bonds 86.74 86.84 15 Utilities 7028 7076 65 Stocks Composite Averages 173 99 175 22 Above prices quoted in U.S. cents per lb.
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      U.S. PEPPER
      52 7 lialabar/Lampong spot and awaiting release 27, afloats *fl to 26'_, Malabar July dtllpment 26 V_. Lampong July tt-fpment 25 Sarawak spot and awaiting release unquoted, afloats 26 1 to 26, July shipment 25 Muntok white spot 33, afloats 32 Vfe. sellers ex-dock. Above prices Quoted in U.S. cents
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      113 7 LONDON, July 2. Previous Today COPRA Philippines c.i.f. U.K./ North European delivered Weight per long ton July/Aug $168 sellers $167'_ sellers COPRA, Straits c-i.f. U.K./North European delivered weight per £63 buyers £63 buyers f*<long t«ii July August £63 V_ sellers £63 V. sellers Aug., Sept. £63
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    Jayne and Fido
    63 7 BETWEEN scenes of 20th-Fox's romantic comedy. "Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?" Jayne Mans- j I iield is seen in the above picture frolicking with I Fabulous, the standard French poodle who's her body- I j guard throughout the film. j Jayne, always one for love, is introducing
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    DEATH DRAMA -BUT SHOW MUST GO ON
    159 7 DEATH DRAMA -BUT SHOW MUST GO ON HTHE chorus girls can-canned as the show "Mour lin Rouge" ended its run at the Palace The audience at Plymouth, England, many of them sailors, roared with laughter. No on c guessed what lt cost the cast to keep the show going. For
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    Lock icon Strike threat by 'sober' men
    68 7 T^HE staff of Warsaw's "sobering-up station" one of the city's busiest amenities have threatened to go on strike unless the police put a man on duty there throughout the night. "Our present staff i.s three weak women, one male nurse, and myself," says the doctor
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    Lock icon 300 DISCHARGED
    30 7 Over the next two month.-, between 300 and 400 islanders will be 1 discharged from the naval dockyard in Malta i as a result of defence cuts. Reuter
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      206 7 GUESS WHO IN mtml 6____ ■_St *t V_k t_ v _-_-_-_-X' _-_-B *v- '/B ff\ N "4^ /■i-_l--_L-l iS s B.< B__ ____rVv_J __^______B ut' Bi___. _B_fci_ WKr^^ -is B __»*~^"'l lfl -H B _t*t^ mm____________________m v jj_vm_y>r. BS "GORILLA CAPERS" t ««B»M«a-BM_»m--Bfcji--__^^ BLLA LUGOSI JJ I DUKE MITCHELL SAMMY
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      100 7 Today's Radio Programme lor Singapore 1.11 Foollight Parade; 1 .30 Time Signal and News; 1.461 Ftootl-ght Parade— Part 2; A 57 For Schools; 500 Voices ln Harmony; 5 15 Hawaiian Blossoms, 5.30 Tea Dance; (i 00 Time Announcement and Programme Summary; 8.02 Children's Coi-, ncr; 6.30 When Dsy ll I>>ne,
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      61 7 2 singapore j Jhich tides H TODAY: 3.17 p m. TOMORROW: 2 59 •m* a.m. and 400 p.m. g FRIDAY 4 .0.1 am. and B B 4.48 pm. m SATURDAY: 5.28 am. P and 5.45 p.m. SUNDAY: 7.17 a.m. and H H 6.49 p.m. MONDAY: 8.50 a 81, and if
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE SPOTLIGHT
    2069 8  - SINGAPORE SPOTLIGHT adelaide Eastley BY,, In aid of children An X-ray queen Statistics sought iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiuiimtiiv I The silent j I salesmen i I I I Ml I i i r lIIIIIUIIIIIIII Lesson to drivers A major haxard I UCKY are the Ij i i young girls who belong to
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    A plate may solve lost ship riddle
    196 10 A plate may solve lost ship riddle 4 \»;< ff through shipyard records extenain fl ,i. til a centui j has I lied to !,J ah> (iw i. one the world's jreatesl -ea mystei l< jj appearance Ui 1909 ol the 10 000 kon A itah d her 811 pa
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    Lock icon TOY BALLOON KILLS CHILD
    57 10 a toy balloon caused the deal ti ol Iwo year old De rick Le Roux a magistrate told an Inquest In Port Ellzab< th Soul h Africa The magistrate said a piece ol the balloon harl lodged In the glottis, caus m^ .1 phyxla. No blame
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    Hideout for eels
    134 10 Hideout for eels A Ii B eoinmentat.:i 4 will dive down to ti"' wreck ol a ship a mile ofT Woi thing Pier nexl month to try to see giant eels reported by fishermen to make t heir home 1 here. Oranges i i ii 1 1 1 1 1
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    ONE KILLED IN 'HEATWAVE' TRAIN CRASH
    78 10 ONE KILLED IN 'HEATWAVE' TRAIN CRASH vM. passenger was killed and many others serious- ly injured when five coaches in the middle portion oT the twelve coach mid-day express which left London for Glasgow, were derailed recently. The derailment is believed to have been caused by the expansion of the
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    Two live after 1,000 ft. tumble
    151 10 Two live after 1,000 ft. tumble x xOUNG Sandhurst cadet and a captain Instrucj tor last week fell I,oooft from a plane with their open parachutes hopelessly entangled. They were taking part in a combined Kandhurst-St ('yr exercise, St. Cyr Ls the French Sandhurst, 25 milea south-west of Rennes. At
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    The man who invents while he shaves
    311 10 The man who invents while he shaves AN engineering firm has landed its biggest order in the last fifty years and probably in the firm's existence thanks to the inventive genius of its works manager. The firm, in Aberdeen, Scotland, will be shipping the first machine of a big order
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    SAFE IN SAFETY BELT
    139 10 SAFE IN SAFETY BELT __Y LL private airplane pilots have been given an official reminder about making sure that they and any passengers they carry are strapped in when necessary. The Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation says that accidents are still occurring in which occupants of such aircraft have
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      38 10 Ipi (rO Iffi IS^f-^ 'i^X You 7^!r X^feK wouldn't know '-v__J the Lews z '.'."::::::~7r::~:'.C7"\ since f^/. I they've been 5. fZ y fm.Ab. C d LiVer oi, (^^^l Ca Ps«»es A& D witl build 111 IIA 1
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      UP IN THE WORLD
      87 11 in London's Battersea 1 1 iiii ti Gardens ia>t week a balk) kn eended ami Sew over the capital piloted by Mrs. Constance Wolfe. The Balloon "Le Coquette is the one actually, used in the Michael Todd film "Around the World in m> i>.t\s.' j The
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      Runaway sweethearts down on the farm
      104 11 V^riElVfBER the runaway girl, Iti-year-old Sheenagh Parsons, who In Miv vv;is dragged nut of a cafe Ifl Britain's famous Gretna Green by nil lather and then refused permission by a Doncaster Magistrate to T ,,u h <r lf)-year-uld sweetheart Bernard Warman? 1 after that
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      THE DUKE GOES CRUISING
      76 11 WHEREVER the famous are you can be sure to find the Duke and Duchess of I Windsor. They are very fond of travelling and one of their favourite holiday haunts is the South of France. They are seen in the above picture enjoying: the Mediterranean sunshine
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    Lock icon US. MATCHES RED MILITARY MOVE IN ASIA
    220 12 TOP American utratejflflts in Tokyo have hailed the re-organisation oi American military might in the Far East as a long overdue step to eliminate artificial ami cumbersome chains of command. Short ol declaring wa Admiral Felix j imp, who has step ped into
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    Lock icon 5-day week starts a row
    214 12 5-day week starts a row r jMii Philippines new J five-da} work week ii .(i. i-i iiiiitfit em- ployees haa come under j bitter attack by I Manila's Mayo* Atseno i I |„»< sun who said the law adversely affected l vital services t<> the people. Mr I. arson said
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    Lock icon Soviet loan exhausted
    70 12 IN tils budget .speech before the National People.. Congress in Peking, Finance Minister Li H.sien Nien gave .some tacts on Soviet loans which are believed to be new. He revealed that the Soviet Union had given China 10an..; tut ailing about E756 million sterling, of which 6310
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    Lock icon HK's2o,ooo voters
    40 12 Mr Brooke Bernacchi, leadei elect ol Bong Kong's Reform Club Party, .<,;dd that the Colony has fewer Hum 20,000 "out ol a DO pul ation of probably al least 3,000,000 with t right t.o v« it i. U.P
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    Lock icon CHINA TRADE UP A THIRD
    92 12 RED CHINA'S trade with Ih non Communist world m 1956 increased more than one third over 1955, the United Nations reported. The total value of these Import an j exports rose fro m U*****,000,000 ln 1955 to U551,031,000,000 in 1958. a t art her increase
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    Lock icon Training ship
    32 12 The Japanese training Ship Qinga Maru, 3,171 tons with crew of 08 'and 7a Students, is due tO arrive in Bangkok on July 11 for an 18 day visit Reuter
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    48 12 South Korean ViceMinister of Education, Dr. Kaugh Kuan-Man cuts the tapes at a ceremony opening the exhibit of national treasures at the state museum in Seoul. The treasures will be sent to the United States later thi s year for exhibit in the leading museums in that country.
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      Lock icon Peking claims big wheat crops
      94 12 gfefef RADIO Peking has lv claimed the biggest wii eat harvest in Ked China's history. The broadcast said the total wheat harvest this year "Ls estimated" to be 350,000 tons more than la.st year, which was the "highest in the country's history." Harvesting of the
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      64 12 Mr Vukitaka llaraguchi president of the Central Council of Trades Unions in Japan, told the Inter national Labour Conference in Geneva that the wage standard of Ja panesr workers "remain* inadequate to support themselves and their fa I BllHes." The average monthly wage for 11.7 million Japanese workers wis 12,700
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      37 12 Another Japanese atomic n i ision will vi ill J iln before the end of ,1 1 year to conduct final tor m c purcha c of an atom 1 1 reactor, i! Ed In London U.P
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      58 12 A ,h ef co operation' nta oeen ilgned in laaarta between th.- §taf< w ,l ""u rhief Major General Abdul Haris Nasution, and youth organisations representing the four major Indonesian political parties— the Na tionalist, Masjumi, Nah datul llama and Com munist parties It provide, for co-operation in tht field
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      24 12 A A four-member Australian parliamentary labour delegation, led by Mr. L. Hayden, is now visiting Red China at the invitation of Chinese Communists U.P
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      37 12 The United States has formally handed over to tne Philippines Government a portion of its military port area in Manila's south harbour. The entire military port will be turned Over to the Philmninn v f year. Reuter
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      46 12 The Japanese International i rade Promotion Association m Tokyo, consisting ol 77 big industrial and commercial Brms, haa sent 5 cable tt> United states Pn iidenl Dwight Eisenhower requesting his undei landing for Japan- lU lire to relax restriction on export i to communist China Reuter
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      36 12 l r lin reported thai the British freights i in charren has arrived in f ,h 'oM with over 8000 toni oi Dutch fertiliser She wa s the twenty-first British ship to arrive this year.- A.P
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      26 12 Mr. Alfred Landau, United Nations economic expert, Ls now in Manila laying the groundwork of the Asian budgetary workshop In Bangkok next Spnfpm. I ber. U.P
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      23 12 The International Bank Is expected to announce soon a loan of U5575,000,000 to India to finance the purchase abroad of railway equipment. U.P
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      47 12 Shipping sources in New York reported that cargo congestion in Manila has become a seriou s problem "that calls for early official action." Vessels which normally can discharge and load in Manila in three days are now being held a week and longer. thpsp sources said. A.P
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      41 12 Th f > University of Freiburg in West Germany, has bestowed the honorary degree of Doctor of Medicine to Dr. Selzo Katsunuw% president of Nagoya University, and the honorary decree of Doctor of Philosophy to Dr Hajime Tanabe nf R-vntn University. Reuter
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      24 12 Hong Kong reports say Dr chin chi tien, formerly dean of Yen Ching University near Peking has returned to Commun.*. China from Manila. U.P
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    42 12 I rime Minis!"!- .Jav.an.)rlal Nehru', horn€ uttar i^radesh haa decided to remove all Btatu former British rulers by Aug i r > The statues v. r)( k( i >l m a museum or returned to Britttn. U.P
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    99 12 Bid to end Indonesia emergency THE outspoken Jakarta newspaper Pedomau has claimed almost all leaders in Parliament wanted to end th c nationwide martial law proclaimed by President Sukarn. three months ago. But Pedoman said parliamentary leaders were afraid to anger president Sukarno by taking action against the proclamation. It
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    36 12 CommunLst China Jj announced that sh( to spend the equlv ijej U552,300,000,000 on in 1957. ThLs r< 18.85 per cent of tl state expendituri pared with 20 per cci 1956.- U. P
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    215 13 Top of the 78s. A DANCE record that will enhance any collection is released this week starring Phil Phillips and his band on His Master's Voice. Pop 329. On both sides they turn out a 1 delightful medley of quicksteps by Gershwin from the Mim "Funny Face." 'S
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    165 13 Here's a musical tribute This week's best in 455 TRUMPET TRUMPS is a tribute to four of the world's best trumpetmen Louis Armstrong, Frankie Newton, Bobby Hackctt and Bunny Berigan. You can find them on Philips 426 027 BE playing such classics as Skip The Gutter. Tab's Blues, Poor Butterfly
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    273 14 Henning equals course record QO I J H fil l id U Briti eh I i. i on th(j Sl Andrew Old Coursi ye; terday for a totai o 131 i f < r th< i[i ;;< v. a 67. Hi wa i l "J' 1 1 b: j Bernard
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    40 14 picture. CHONG KOK WAH, who broke records for the 100 and 220 yards and the long jump at the Federal Police Athletic meet in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, is seen receiving the Best Performance Cup from Lady MacGillivray. Free Press
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    256 14 WOMEN'S SINGLES i Quarter-Finals: D. R. Hard I (U -S bt Louise Brough (U.S 6-2, 6-2; dp. Knode (US) bt R M Royos Mex 6-4, 6-0; A. Gibson (U.S.) bt 8. Reynolds (S.A.) R-3. 6-4; C. C. Truman (Br bt E. C. 8, Pratt, (U. 8.) 9-7, 5-7.
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    456 15 Eric Bedser (5-27) and Tony Lock (3-64) rout Yorkshire Worcester fail to force a win in dramatic finish OURREY, the County cricket champions and leaders, increased their lead in the table to 44 points when they beat Yorkshire by an innings and 10 runs yesterday. They
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    85 16 A ..hop assistanl and a tor in Odin Square, Alexandria, Singapore, were attacked with knives and acid at about 8.30 Last nighi.. Two Chinese, armed with daggers and acid, suddenly set upon Yaj) Tion Hock, the assistant, and one, Ah Hock Ihe eui 1 1
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    146 16 Delay on ship as flu fear grips dockers WATERSIDE workers in Brisbane yesterfej delayed hoarding the cargo liner BurncS i i- l *3lQ( _i trom Singapore because of Singapore in tint nz tears. Their union secretary. Mr. O. \V. Meredith said after the dockers resumed work later in the afternoon
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    126 16 WOMAN ROB BED -T^HE sister-in-law ot th A Singapore millionain Mr. Tan Lark Sye, was rot I bed of $5,800 in ccans n an about $3,100 worth of jewel- 1 lery, in her house at Maria A Parade early this morninj Madam Teo Chwee Keotfl wife of Mr. Tan Bootl
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