The Singapore Free Press, 4 July 1957

Microfilm: NL2446
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1 4 The Singapore Free Press
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    Masthead
    18 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper No. ***** Singapore, Thursday, July 4, 1957. Price IS Cts.
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    Lock icon A RED BOMBSHELL
    178 1 Press predicts increased pressure on satellites. rpHE news that three of A Stalin's old colleagues have been ousted from the Soviet Russian Communist Party leadership was generally seen in this morning's British press as a startling indication of a struggle for power in which Stalinism has received
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    Lock icon ANTI-PEACE HEADS ROLL IN RUSSIA
    893 1 ANTI-PEACE HEADS ROLL IN RUSSIA Khrushchev now top man as big purge begins DISMISSAL OF FOUR TOP SOVIET LEADERS— ALL HARD-CORE STALINISTS— HAS CAUSED A MAJOR SENSATION IN THE FREE WORLD CAPITALS BUT, WHILE ALL ARE AGREED THAT THIS BETRAYS A GRAVE SPLIT IN MOSCOW, SPECULATION ON THE CONSEQUENCES RANGES
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    RECORD SEIZURE
    150 1 men rcpla* iii££ striker* make $10,000 eairli IIC ERS of the •stoms Department r*jß ave taken over the J jy °f 400 revenue Z*W ou t on strike, last WB seised 1,170 Ib. of \SiZW. on whic h $10,000 /J^ as payable. JM officers wer c out on
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    Lock icon He's boss now...
    118 1 He's boss now... IL POPOLO, organ of the Italian Christian Democrat (Government) Party, said today of the Moscow dismissals; "Khrushchev is the boss now. "After Stalin's death he succeeded skilfully in dethroning Malenkov, but accepted the formula of collective leadership. Now this formula has expired and there is a retu
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    PUFF, PUFF... AND ON GOES THE SMOKING
    423 2  -  PETER LIM Cancer report barely registers! By OMOKERS in Singapore are adopting a "wait-and-see-but-we-shall-smoki'-on" attitude towards reports that cigarette smoking is a causative factor in the rapidly-increasing incidence of lung cancer. They shrugged and inhaled another luxuriant puff when told that investigations in
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    TREAT AT FUN FAIR
    111 2 \f ALAYAN kitchen delicacies will be featured at the food and fun fair to be held on Saturday from 10 am. to 4 p.m. at the Rallies Quay, premises of the Young Women's Christian Association. Lady Black, patroness of the Y.W.C.A., will preside at the opening.
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    Good behaviour earns club time
    204 2 WELL-BEHAVED prisoners S Changi Jail now nave their own club They are. however, in need of help from the public. Second- hand sports articles, even a 5E5 T^ i 0 set wou] d be welcomed. A prison .spokesman said 'ber«~all long-term men fiH! earned rPen
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    HOW TO AVOID H-WAR .
    269 2 HOW TO AVOID H-WAR Getting to knot others' families MRS. J. W. ADAMS, a Ca: dian farmer's wife, ha simple way to pre?.: nations "from blow:, j each other to bits wfl H-bombs." •It is simple, but few take it seriously she in Singapore yesterday What's her plan Mrs. Adams,
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    BEEF TALKS
    105 2 r plIF two meal producers' r representatives from Jew Zealand, who were to have come to Singapore on Monday to find out how New Zealand can supply more beef to the ColSn/ *m not arrive until July T^J had to change their Plans to call at Singapore the
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      235 2 MARINES in *T* lfil(% I FIERCE HAND-TO V \_\m_\ <__ 0/ y///: ll 1/v i *^____P9.__J__r < *fWr starring Robert i If. AA.TCHUMJ SATURDAY CAPITOL MIDNIGHT J -.■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■l y y y y s y y S t* m* S V_ <_ -^^-V"^ v «^> y y y y y yy
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    Lock icon Hungarian Govt. is accused of murder
    180 3 Hungarian Govt. is accused of murder REPRISAL EXECUTIONS HIT mmMaaaaamwmmmmmKamwmmmmm^^BKaatm^nt^^mam^aaawaaaaaaaaaaaaam ._-^_-b------__-_-___-b_---_---h-_______________-____________--_-_-___-----b^ SEVERAL distinguished men from Japan, India, O France, the United States and Britain yesterday accused the Hungarian Government of murder in a letter published in the London Times. They were protesting against the recent arrest and executions in Hungary.
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    Lock icon SUBCAN LAUNCH A-BOMB
    124 3 SUBCAN LAUNCH A-BOMB fTIRE United States Navy submarine Grayback hay J^een launched at Vallejo, pjalifornia with an Admiral's promise that her Striking power could make the atomic bombs dropRed at Hiroshima and gpagasaki "look like Fourth of July firecrackers." (■ayback is a conventionality powered submarine perJjiaps the last the navy
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    Lock icon AUSSIES ARE DRUNKS'
    159 3 Dutch complain young immigrants are misled Australian way of life had caused a change for the worse in many young Dutchmen, Dr. Cornells Wouters said in Sydney yesterday. They had followed Australian men in spending their leisure in getting drunk in hotels, he said. Dr. Wouters, a
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    66 3 The Singapore Mi. nistcr of Education, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, rings the school bell after the official opening of the new primary school of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus at the 9 V 2 milestone Bukit Timah Road. Looking on from left j to right are the ReveI
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      136 3 Hi 1# fff I ff ll .1 i i _f i ET-J Tou too, can afford to follow the lead of the stars DAN Tp DAILEY _p.-. w V use KLEENEX tissues srttto HEP? ->™B BHE^'flfc^' ■r^W s 'M_ms_S& -v. .J^. _r >i-t_y_-_fl fl F^Jc \\\\Wyk *T 1 y I^QI
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      Opinion A changing climate
      269 4 Opinion A changing climate vow U.S. State SecreiA tary Foster Dulles has put into down-to ear!}] language what could «>oly be hazarded irom the recent i speech ol President Eisenhower. It j.s this: The CJ.S. Goveminent now believes it is almost certain that there will evolu- tionary changes in the
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    3 4 "OH, WRETCHED BOY!"
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    It takes a big effort to be idle
    665 4  - It takes a big effort to be idle P.M. RAMAN fefef Iwl ANYONE chronicling the events in Singapore fifty years from now will nol be able to glose over the go-slow campaign now taking place in the Singapore Hai hour Hoard area. in urn* It i.s .said that it is
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      42 4 UUESS WHO IW kV "jm_ ./SH _B_M___E__fl ______^_^_M ■■j* ei S I W I _fl I I cobiua caplpv": wf^n p ?_ry H^"'!.^»«<^jj»^jfck i Marring j BEU LUGOSI I ,DUKE MITCHELL SAMMY PETRILLO i^ B) !R E X NFXF CHANCE! I _r,
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    'Star' treatment for these dancers
    186 5 'Star' treatment for these dancers F^piii in in: n iiii iiiiii iiiiiiiiiiini!iit nu iii.iMMiiiiiiiihhllH HMI mRTISTIC OM SCREES BUT... ttfHAT Singaporeans E ff are allotted to see Z Oil cinema advertising E hoardings and on the screen itself are two Very different things. E Bearing this out is the hoarding
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    NAVAL SHIPPING
    12 5 |Mh£ ships. Crane, Opossuja fifed Telemachus, are in^PHlngapore Naval Base
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    ACCORD BID IN TUC ROW
    260 5 Split is unlikely now T<HE rift between the Singapore Trade Union x Congress and the Services unions, which at one time threatened to split the T.U.C. is being healed. The Services unions' chiefs charged that the T.U.C, was lukewarm in its attitude to the grievances
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    NEW PRESIDENT FOR OLD BOYS
    54 5 The St. Anthony's Old Boys' Association has reelected Mr. Edmund Tay as its president for this year, with Mr. Low Ah Long as vice-president. The treasurer and secretary Is Mr. Lee Eng Kee. Committee members are Messrs. Alfred Wong, Goh Swee Jin, Leong Fong San,
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    TO SELL INDIAN PRODUCTS
    130 5 TO SELL INDIAN PRODUCTS fpHE Indian Government is to send a manager to take charge of its proposed show room and warehouse in Singapore. A spokesman of the Indian Information Services, told the FVee Press that the Indian Government was in the process of selecting the manager. "The show room.
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    Lock icon THIS SHOW IS A WINNER
    295 5 Singapore gets a taste of dancing at its best 1 THROBBING drums, voodoo chants and writhing dusky torsos turned the stage of the Cathay Odeon Theatre into a Caribbean jungle last night at the opening performance of the dance engagement by American Katherlne Dunham and
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      166 5 4t '^■*__i.: odeon PRf TONIGHT 1 JCi I'M J NIGHTLY ?J| M Cathay Organisation Proudly Presents T i i^i^i^i^------i^---_fc_M_fcißßi -X HER dancers, singers, musicians if J DIRECT from BROADWAY J C Exotic Spectacle Bullet— fl ,-W Music Rhythm Combine With jg\ Dazzling Force To Bring tJtt^ jjg z&Z&Kytm You The
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      450 6 BORN today, you seem to hay, mn I given an especial Impor! I ev^n glamour! Certainly bin. 5 Fourth of July child gives y.:.i i exciting birthday. You have course a strong personality and a great riS. i of individuality. You want to make your own de oisions and carry
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      U.K. closing prices
      166 7 Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS ci f European ports July 26T« buyers 26?, buyers 27 sellers 27% sellers August 26T_ buyers 27 buyers M m 27 sellers 27% sellers RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 27 buyers 27% buyers RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement Homo Terms August
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      New York prices
      89 7 TIN Btraits spot 97.87 nom. 98.00 nom. Standard Contract July unquoted unquoted Aug. 9575 nom. 96.00 norn SALES: NU Straits Contract July 96.87 buyers 97.25 buyers v 97.62 sellers 98 00 sellers Aug. 9675 buyers 97.00 buyers 97.50 sellers 9775 sellers TONE: Quiet. SALES: Nil. RUBBER Futures
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      44 7 NEW YORK, July 3. mm Previous Today 2i Industrials 507-55 513.25 20 Railroads 147.00 ***** 40 Domestic Bonds 86.84 86.90 15 Utilities 70 76 70 95 65 Stocks (Composite Averages 175.22 176 61 Above prices quoted in U.S. cents per lb.
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      U.S. PEPPER
      54 7 Matobar/Lampong spot and awaiting release 27, afloats 27 ly 26 H, Malabar July shipment 26 li, Lampong July shipment 25%. Sarawak spot and awaiting release unquoted, afloats 26 to 25^, July shipment 25 M». Mumtok white spot 33, afloats 32 H. selle.* ex-dock. i Above prices Quoted in
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      99 7 f Previous Today Philippines cLf. U.K./ European delivered per long ton July/ Aug". $167% sellers $167% sellers Strait. cIJ. U.K./North in delivered weight per £63 buyers £63 buyers l?i July/ August £63% sellers £63% sellers Aug./ Sept £63 buyers £63 buyers t. _e «3% sellers £63%
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    Lock icon MOSCOW PURGE: FULL STORY
    1034 7 Why the Red "rebels' were sacked Did not toe party line j The full official text of the Soviet Communist Party statement < lon the Moscow sackings, given below, reveals serious rifts within the J I Russian administrative machine. 5 TOE statement condemns Malenkov, Kaganovich and
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    Farms policy foiled
    143 7 Farms policy foiled I rWMJE statement issued I by the Soviet Com- j§ munist Party on the sensational sackings of 2 seven important mem- 2 bers lays great em- 2 phasis on the agricul- 2 tural side of the coun- 2 try's economy. "With regard to agri- 2 cultural problems,"
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      108 7 ■MM RrHBRB'BBRIIBISBIBBfI 1 NO NEED TO GO TO j I FRANCE THIS YEAR f Shaw Organisation bring gon the ORifit_\AM. i 1 *r if m direct from M>A RMS io the < li'titH 1 noon I '■■^■■■H3K! HBH| HaBHBBnB|a [ALL FORMALITIES TeTuTrTdl^ for TRANSPORTATION of dogi 8 I and other
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      57 7 singapore j ;hich tides TODAY: 4.00 p.m. 1 TOMORROW: 4.03 am I I and 4.48 p m I SATURDIY: 5.28 am. and 5.45 p.m. SUNDAY: 7.17 am. and I I 6.49 p.m. (MONDAY: 8.50 am. and 7.52 p m. TUESDAY: 9.56 a.m g and 8.45 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 10.41 1 a.m.
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    A party gives glimpse of exotic India
    457 8 A party gives glimpse of exotic India i i A little bow J i t A speech j THE premises of the Singapore Kamala Club in Moulmein Road was a scene of colour and gaiety the other day as the sun shone down on a group of smiling women. Then,
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    DOCTOR STOLE CASH
    194 8 A DOCTOR wa found guilty b few days ago oi t< aling th( n he col la] <'i ii, the do< k Di Donald Solon v I Oil i d i -,ii :i lurji em nouni ed the v :i Brighton quartei lonj ti md ,Zzr UJ
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    River boat shuffle She wants a job
    184 8 River boat shuffle She wants a job NEARLY 3.500 jazz fans, dancing to twelve 'Mm bands, turned Old Father Thame, into M Man Mississipi last week. Along the 40 miles of river from Tower Pier. l don, to Margate on th e South Coast, mt r?c?:. If each of two
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    TRUMPET TROUBLE
    17 9 -year-old i s now looking! for a band in need of a trumpeter. Any offers?
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    THE NIGHT-LIFE SCANDAL OF 5TH FORM GIRLS
    339 9 THE NIGHT-LIFE SCANDAL OF 5TH FORM GIRLS DARENTS kept watch on a cafe, jazz clubs and town bars in Cheltenham, Gloucester, England, last week, checking up on a headmistress's charges of immorality against schoolgirls The charges were made by Miss Margaret Lambrick, headmistress of Pates grammar school in Britain 8
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    Floods did this
    57 9 I I TVECENTLY torrential IMX rains have caused alarming damage in 1 vast areas of Northern Italy. I In the Piedmont province, a railway 1 line near Modane was I almost carried away by a landslide caused by flooding. I n the picture below repair gangs are
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    HE SAVES GIRL ON 80-FOOT WINDOW LEDGE
    282 9 HE SAVES GIRL ON 80-FOOT WINDOW LEDGE "EJIGBty feet above a London street a trirl strwi of cfce n r 3SB?sissra a^ h^^ t^rcK a flat in a_5?J he ard h r and climbed into Tl_iH oi Rodney Court, Maida Vale for tolwindow: year ol<S Mary Lyons saw him and
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    THE RIDDLE OF A KEY IN A DOOR
    2465 10  -  Pelham Groom Another Latiff story by... VERY SIMPLE MADAM/ HE SAID. W THE DOOR WAS LOCKED YOU WOULD HAVE HAD TO UNLOCK IT, SINCE YOUR HUSBAND COULD NT DO IT FOR YO§? yyy.-r- y .-yy.+x-yy Quite a mess illllllllllir ll hum; The
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  • SPOTLIGHT ON THE SERVICES
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      Army instructs Malayan boys to be artisans
      647 11 Army instructs Malayan boys to be artisans By a Special Correspondent QINCE the Army Boys' Trade School a Company of the Malayan Basic Training Centre— opened at Nee Soon in 1951, a total of 257 Potential tradesmen have passed through to take up positions in the I Army m the
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    Lock icon US policy on China under strain
    343 12 US policy on China under strain rpHE policy ot boycott oi R has Just be reaffirmed by Seci oi Stati Dulles, app I bo >c heading Into trouhh arious pre .'aires are building up against tt both at bone and abroad, and the J iienb >we* Adminls* tration may Bnd
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    28 12 I Ba Swe, Burmese Deputy Prime Minister, paid a call at the rs state Department during his visit to Washington and conferred with state Secretary John Foster Dulles.
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    Lock icon HARD HIT RED CHINA TO CUT HER IMPORTS
    467 12 JJKI) CHINA'S economic plan for this year holds out poor possibilities for Western businessmen, in the opinion of observers in Peking, reports Reuter. The chairman of the National Economic Commission, Mr. Po Ipo, after reporting many "shortcomings" and "mistakes" in both planning
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    Lock icon Censorship denial rebutted
    130 12 Censorship denial rebutted rFWO Indonesian news- papers have editorially disgreed with a Jakarta Information Ministry official's statement that press freedom wa.s still guaranteed in Indonesia. The English language daily Thnes of Indonesia Said: 'There is a limited censorship imposed by tiie army under jxwers derived from the .state of war
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      Lock icon Nehru to be mediator in M-East?
      195 12 Nehru to be mediator in M-East? 4 POSSIBILITY ot mediation by Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru in the IsraeliArab conflict was editorially welcomed in the usually well-informed Jerusalem Post. !The paper said an impression has been current for some tune that "under favourable conditions" Mr, Nehru would be Willing to
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      47 12 Two Japanese have been invited to Ethiopia as political advisers to Emperor Ilaile Selassie and have left Tokyo for Addis Ababa. They are Mr. Sumihisa Ikeda, a lieutenant general in the former Imperial Japanese Army, and Mr. Foshikazu Umezu, son of the late ex-General Michiro Umezu. Reuter
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      35 12 President Chiang Kai-shek has ordered Admiral Liang Hsu -chao, commander-in-chief of the Nationalist navy. Lieu tenant-General J. O. Huang, commander-in-chief of the combined forces, to serve in the same posts for another three years. Reuter
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      37 12 Mr. Nobusuke Kishi Japan's Prime Minister, said in Honolulu: "Because we have the security of the Far East in mind, the Japanese are not asking the American navy and air forces to withdraw for some _irae."— Reuter
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      20 12 A Radio Peking .said one of the richest tungsten deposits in the world has been found in Kwan_rt..m_r Province. U.P
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      44 12 >ylon is exoeeted to fulfil its annual shipment quota of 50,000 tons of sheet rubber four mouths ahead of schedule for the first time since she signed ihe rubber-rice pact with Communist China in 1953, Shipments are expected to be (included by August U.P
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      25 12 Mr. Sulaiman Kakli or Karachi, a student at the University of Michigan, was elected president of the Pakistan Students' Association in the United States U.P
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      14 12 General Wang Shu-ming has taken over as Chiel of Nationalist China's General Staff. A.P
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      46 12 Mr. R. B. Gajraj has told the British Guiana Legislative Council at Georgetown that the VY > Indies recently bought rice trom Burma at lower pricey than tho s c charged by Guiana As a result the British Guiana rice industry was facing a serious crisis Reuter
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      39 12 Mr. s. Kawada. president of the Nippon Steel Tube Company told the Canadian press in Winnipeg that Japan was eager to enlarge her reciprocal trade agreements with Canada but an easing of tariffs would have to mm? first.- Reuter
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      40 12 A The Indonesian Immigration Office in Medan has reported a record exodus of Chinese students recently to both Red Cli ma and Formosa from North Sumatra, with 318 boys and jjirl students of Chinese origin leaving aboard one ship. UP
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      34 12 The settlement of Red China's Rs. 100,000,000 debt will be an important feature in forthcoming talks in Peking on the renewal of its five-year rubber -rice agreement with Ceylon which ends this year U.P
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      37 12 4 Cargo congestion in the por* of Manila is causing some concern among shipping circles. Some vessels are now taking as lotu as eight days to onload and reload, compared w Hh tnc normal three days,- U.P
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      24 12 The World Bank is to tojtf Siam US$64 milli< il W construction of the fapr che e Dam ln W I en" Slam. A.P
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    THE LATEST FOR MILADY
    258 13 i fashions make the world go round 1 for the ladies. Shown here are I some of the latest whimsies which make i life more worth living for the feminine I front. An impeccably-tailored woollen l frock, ready to go places, is shown (left, I I
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    A Shirt Dress
    26 13 THIS SHIRT DRESS IN DEEP MAUVE I Wool with cuffed sleeves is called I Cascade, it comes from a recent m LONDON COLLECTION.
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    A sleek casual sweater
    81 13 A sleek casual sweater enough to team up with your briefest shorts for pudding around during the day. A lean, long middystyle, it curves prettily from shoulder to shoulder where it is caught with two tiny bows. In a large range of paint-box colours it comes in all sizes. Here's
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    Lock icon COOPER WEATHERS EARLY SHOCK TO ENTER FINAL
    620 14 Big money for Hoad if he wins tomorrow rvEFENDING CHAMPION Le* Hoad, of Austra- Ua, scored straifht-sct victory over Sven Davidson, o! Sweden, In tin- Wimbledon championships yesterday, and thus ensured an allAustralian final for the second Mmc in two years Hoad'-. 6
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    32 14 MISS DARLENE HARD (United States), who will meet Mrs. Dorothy Knode in an ail-American semi-final at Wimbledon today. Miss Hard is considered the hardest hitter in women's tennis in the world today.
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    YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
    210 14 MEN'S BINQLBI Baml finals a. Cooper (Aiul i beat n Praia. (Aua! I-t, n 19 8 I 8 8 L Hoad beat B Davidson Hreotn i 1 8 4 I>B MINS DOI HI I S QuHiti-r Baal: n Pietrangeli iM > Irolt Mt i beat i. E""-'''"' and
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    JAP JUNIOR IN LAST EIGHT
    45 14 C. HIRANO, the Japanese i v Junior tennis player, yesterday reached the quarter finals of the Boys International Tournament run in conjunction with the Wimbledon Championships. He beat H. Hedman, junior champion of Finland. 6-2. 6-2 in the second round.
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    Surrey 26 behind with 6 to bat vs Derbyshire
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