The Singapore Free Press, 10 July 1957

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper to U!» Singapore, Wednesday, July 10, 1957. Price 15 Cts.
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    Lock icon ISRAELIS, SYRIANS IN BIG CLASH
    519 1 C f I Af Six U.N, cease-fire orders are ignored Two towns bombarded DAYLONG Israeli-Syrian clash occurred yesterday, during which two border towns came under heavy mortar bombardment, causing casualties on both sides. Simultaneously, Jordanians are said to have opened fire on an Israeli plane
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    Strike call is ignored
    180 1 Strike call is ignored ABOUT 200 employees of the Singapore Telephone Board have so far defied the union's strike call and are attending to their normal duties. There are indications that more strikers will return to work. The acting general manager of the Board, Mr. J. AGagan, told the Free
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    Lock icon War threat is still with us -Earl Russell
    369 1 I SCIENTISTS MUST \DOPT NEW POLICY rjERTRAND RUSSELL, the as-year-ly old British philosopher and Nobel .prize winner, said at Pugwash, Nova Scotia, yesterday, that there was "no real change in the situation" since jhe and the late Professor Albert Einstein had warned,
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    Lock icon Pilots' threat denied
    132 1 REPORTS that piloU were refusing to I I fly Bristol Britannia* I out of Hong Kong un less payloads are re- (lured because of j J safety factors are "com pletely groundless," a spokesman of the British Overseas Air- wwa s Corporation said J Jin London yesterday.
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    Rubber price
    32 1 August first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 93 7/8 cents a lb., up threeeighths of a cent on yesterday's close. The tone was steady quiet.
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    $½ M. RESERVE FOR CAN PUBLICITY
    189 2 M. RESERVE FOR CAN PUBLICITY Tin board is ready tor war' m mmw m U.S. campaign under way MALAYA'S lisl industry has set aside $500,000 to bo used in specialised counter-publicity against a campaign in America to boost tin-less cans. This was stated In a report oi the Tin Industry
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    TEMPLE OPENING
    37 2 a pecial ceremony mark it.*- < opi oing ol the new Burmese Maha Bodl Bud dhlstr Temple at the 7tf milestone, Tampenis Drive will be held tomorrow at 9.00 a.m. ah Buddhists and friends are welcome.
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    A GLUT OF FRUIT
    213 2 A GLUT OF FRUIT Go-slow is boon to the importers rpHIS year's bumper crop A of Jocal fruits, rather than the Singapore Harbour Board go-slow, is worrying fruit importers in Singapore. The go-slow at the wharves, which has delayed the unloading of imported fruits, may even be regarded as a
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    Seeds export
    86 2 E y*i \KI V 13 Ml 000 j E -N rubber fteeds were g exported from Ibe s i I urt yea* ss mi .t papei laid befor* 55 tbe i edei .il 1 omit il SS ti'<|;t\. E Siam v.is the biggest E Importer takini 1,866,« S
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    Lock icon DEATH SHOCK OFF LIVE T.V.
    71 2 MRS. JOAN WOOD. 24--year-old housewife, went into her flooded sitting room at Darfield, Yorkshire. England, to save her most precious possession. She struggled through the flood water which had entered the room after a thunderstorm, to her television set. A neighbour heard her scream and
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    Lock icon Enough rubber to last years
    79 2 JOHN L. COLLYER, Chairman of B. F. Goodrich, said in New York yesterday that world supplies of new rubber will be more than adequate in 1 957 and for several years to come. He noted world consumption of new rubber for the first six months
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    FIRST DYAKS FOR SCOTTISH SCHOOL
    96 2 CH)R the first time, nrxt month two Dyak boys, from the interior of Sarawak, win attend a Scottish SChOOI, the Nairn Academy "he tw i b(iv s were taken t«» Scotland b x \ir. John Wilson of Glasgow, who h;is Spent a number of years
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    R.E.M.E. stages Huxley thriller
    270 2 DEME Theatre's production of "The Gioconda Smile" by Aldous Huxley is a thriller well worth seeing. It is now playing at the REME Theatre. Ayer Raja Road. Singapore until July 13 at 8.30 p.m. nightly. The title is a reference to the celebrated portrait of Mona
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    Lock icon METEOR LIGHTS UP ISLAND
    123 2 METEOR LIGHTS UP ISLAND A meteor so big "it tff A have made «n»J dent in the landscape Jj exploded over Hawaii m a flash that ''practically J up the whole island 01 Maul." „a r( Tp.re: "It had an orangey tail and exploded toMJ white flash,'' said gap** W.L.Young,
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    Lock icon Typhoid spreads
    26 2 Typhoid wi „i avbea vbe spreading the area of P< ,f earth q v a j *fo c Several peopl< dren, were died- A.P.
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    Border parleys still drag
    213 3 Border parleys still drag -10MMUNIST Chinese Prej mier Chou En-lai has isclosed that, while both urma and Red China have ithdrawn their troops from sputed areas on their borirs concrete problems retained to be resolved in fuire negotiations to permit "a comprehensive, fair nd reasonable settlement." Speaking to the National
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    AVAL SHIPPING
    22 3 •even ships are in the Bapore Naval Base today. iy are Alert, Anzac, Caran Bay. Cossack, Crane, femachus, and Tobruk
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    Lock icon A. blind student gets BA degree
    143 3 NIGHT after night, month after month, seven girls and two men students sat up to read study books to 21-year-old* Alfred Adanez. For Alfred, blind since birth, was studying at Liverpool University, England, for his Bachelor of Arts degree and many of the text-books
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    Lock icon SELF-RULE BILL NOW UNDER FIRE
    258 3 SELF -RULE BILL NOW UNDER FIRE Chinese hit out at language, religion JOINT memorandum fby the Pan Malayan [aeration of Chinese Aspation a and the Malayan arty circulated in London pterday expressed dispprovai of certain feaFfB in the Federation of Pjaya independence bill. hich comes up in the puse of
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    Ruler's $154,000 clothes allowance
    36 3 wgalla, uniforms and !ll; M equipment for J SHpoffit Ruler and «*fl will cost the U(5)o al lon Government 1, M m ha.s been ap- by the Federal J p Committee in
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    Pay rise for the Economic Adviser
    42 3 The Economic Adviser to the Federation Government will get more pay from September. The post, now held by Mr. O. A. Spencer, is to be Upgraded, with thfl pay increased from $1,370 to $2,270 a month.
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    $10,000 LOOK OF JOY
    155 3 $10,000 LOOK OF JOY m IE Federation Govern M. ment's busy chief -atistician, Mr. H. Fell, stopped work for a few minutes this morning and smiled a $10,000 look of joy. He had been told that the Finance Committee had agreed that he be paid a $10,000 honorarium for work
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    MALAYA BUYS 40 VIP CARS
    59 3 SIXTY American or Canadian cars are being bought for the use of Commonwealth and foreign guests attending the Merdeka celebrations in Kuala Lumpur next month. Two large open cars are to be purchased also for state drives by the Paramount Ruler. The Federation finance committee
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, July 10, 1957. Opinion Trade not politics
    229 4 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, July 10, 1957. Opinion Trade not politics QECTIONAL opposition 3 locally to the sending ol an unofficial trade mission to Formosa Is difficult to understand, jj,,. ii)!: Slon'S stilted purpose is the boosting oi trade between Nationalist China and thi territories oi Singapore and Malaya;
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    Russia plans for the year 2,000
    835 4  - Russia plans for the year 2,000 Simon Maynard By Rl SSI.VS rulers today have their eyes fixed mistily but firmly on a fantastic future which at the moment exists only In the blueprints of their scientists. Their plan arc being made lor the year 2.000. For Russia is in a
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    STATUE FROM PERSPEX
    139 4 f\N show at the London County Council's open air sculpture exhibition 172 Holland Park, London, is a remarkable statue called "Lot's Wife." It is the first unbreakable, washable, everlasting statue made of plastic—a real work of art in perspex. worth £3.000. ft ft It was made by
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    He takes study to adults
    224 5 He takes study to adults lIHE best way to restore self-confidence In peo pie and equip them for a fuller life was through study. decided Mr. Keith Payne when he first arrived in Singapore four years ago. was then that he started the Study Group Movh ment (Singapore) as a
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    SULPHUR FUMES WREAK HAVOC
    40 5 I; f the Very oid l B »a to be invest,!- i i ").i>ort (Hants) h I because under i tames belched gj] braa. door- > nange colour; l MV( i Up; lawns! r untwori peels; i
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    THE GANGS GO IN FOR MACHETTES
    390 5 THE GANGS GO IN FOR MACHETTES Sold cheap at Thieves Market' The Avails Hthe P*™*' cially designates it as a "tool." But this does not bother the secret society gangsters who use it as the vicious and deadly weapon that it can be in a fight. we The machette, made
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    SPORTS BAN REVIEW
    223 5 SPORTS BAN REVIEW Misunderstanding on the ruling (SINGAPORE education auv thorities are to reconsider the ban imposed on schoolboys joining outside sports clubs or playing for them without their head masters* permission. The Deputy Director of Education, Mr. R. c. Ince, said the ruling had caused some misunderstanding and was
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    63 5 LOVELY BLONDE Ingrid Ootide, who was runner up in last year's Miss Universe contest, has E already made her screen debut in Universal Inter- 8 national's "The Tattered Dress" which stars JefY 1 Chandler. Jeanne Cram. Elaine Stewart, Jack Carson and Gail Russell. Universal has &reat hopes that E the
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    BULL GIVES TWINS LIFT
    77 5 YEAR OLD twins David and Diana Walton to school by taxi at the ratepayers' expense because of Barney the bi^ black bull. Barney roams the field.s through which the milelonc footpath leads from their farmhouse home to the village school at Otterburn, Northumberland. An education department
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      168 5 Q GET'EM FROM Ay WASSIAMULL'S /ON^ mew Bj|| MIRACLE fe of 'ijttf*** 66% DACRON i||) 33% COTTON... Cj%t WP]lll Vwxf^-J ww L All HAND WASHABLE JflPSfT^ DRIES IN 3 HOURS '^T \L*J' RARELY NEEDS I V< IRONING IH| IN WHITE 4 Ml k "jW BEAUTIFUL COLOURS WASSIAMULL'S HIGH STREET. MENSWEAR
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      240 6 rfv. zzzzr. jjjjjjjj j B*l>i l Davis MANDRAKE rb- I «ss V■gSi 1 1 j^g^A ftflsaH l ig&F? (JKfeg& t <^ff^~~^\ """'vßUjl c£»lfp-ml COMMAND TME»6Q?/ \T8U>»«;TO! tr'wJ.C-'':''. v')f <-*-',i »(n^i E M TrF 5 ar?"' V *in/ w ijp*AiS7He ■*^lmwmZ'>, f^<=^9i lMHiouAny lueriN^/ ~jja*'\) \r~J~—-~'-' pmilapcr^ spell j^> "igSJP I
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      438 6 >^^\\cZy^ m -mlmSt A 4 BORN today, you are a rigid im severe disciplinarian an,,; JJJ mean to have your way of coma things. You do not care to take s^ 6 gestions or direction from others so it would be best if you were to select a career in
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      164 7 LONDON, July 9Previous Today H,. o i WH tXi* ports July 26'» buyers 17 H buyer* August 27 buyers 27 V 4 buyers 27»/ 8 seUers 27% sellers \o 1 RSS Spot 27% buyers 27 >4 buyers 11 X 27% sellers 27 sellers Itll No 1 BSS
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      New York prices
      98 7 I NEW YORK, July 9. Previous Today Straits spot 97.50 nom. 97 37 nom. ard Contract July unquoted unquoted Aug. 95.37 nom. 95.50 nom. i. Qni.-t SALES: NU. s Contract July 96.62 buyers 96.75 buyers 9737 sellers 9725 sellers Aug. 96.37 buyers 96.50 buyers 97.12 sellers 97
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      38 7 »NEW YORK, July 9. Previous Today lustrials 518.41 516 37 Broads 149.30 149.92 mesth Bonds 87 00 86.95 liti.s 71.71 71.4b Kk> umposite Averages 178 50 178.14 Above prices quoted in U.S. cents per lb.
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      U.S. PEPPER
      49 7 (abar/Lamponer spot 27. unquoted, awaiting release ng release 26, afloats 26, afloats 26 to 25 July shipto 26, Malabar July ment 25. Muntok white spot 33, ent 25%, Lampong July afloats 32%, sellers ex-dock. ent 25 1, Sarawak spot Abort? prices quoted in U.S. cents per lb.
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      107 7 HH ILONOON, July 9 Previous Today A Philippines c.i.f. U.K./ th I uropean delivered ,'lv [hv long ton Jaly/Aus:- $167 V£ sellers $168 sellers V Straits cif. tJ.K./North »p<;in delivered weight per £63 buyers £63 buyers t«.» July August £63*4 sellers £63 V£ sellers Aug.. Sept.
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    Bloodhound only sniffs
    79 7 rIE faithful bloodhound of detective-story fame is now of little use. Devon.. Chief Constable, Lieut Colonel Robert Bacon, said last week. "Bloodhound., ar<> nothing like as good as the dogs we have now," he said "They operate almost entirely on scent. "The dof^s we use. which Include
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    5 FACED TOP DANGER JOB
    112 7 FIVE men drove to a 500-ft. tower in the Nevada Desert last week on a special mission. To Deal with an atom bomb that failed to go off. They knew that unless their diagnosis of a power failure was correct they might never return. Two
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    GOOD AFTERNOON!
    35 7 THIS afternoon dress in a style resembling "Drogenes in the tub" does not come from Greece, but from the Vienna fashion school, when they gave a fashion display in Hetzendorf Castle, Vienna. Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
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      207 7 RMINSOjg LEMON orOßM|G|| Orange Barley Water la I N^?> #|f Is especially delicious I ftkfS^^^^^SilSH^^^^ tZ when taken with I L/^^fi I aVI aY| f| C Hi Gin or Rum. i^^Z j 11 multi sonic tone control EJj ti" I PJL 11*3 |g rtS V ff ti iHB iSTm) W
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      145 7 Today's Radio Programme for Singapore 1.15 Footlights Parade; 1.30 Time Signal and News; 1.45 Footlights Parade—Part 2; 357 For Schools; 5.00 Voices in Harmony 5.15 Hawaiian Blossoms; 530 Tea Dance; 6.00 lime Announcement and Programme Summary 6.02 Children's Corner; 630 When Day la Done; 655 Announcements and Singapore Share Market
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  • SINGAPORE SPOT HT
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      64 8 1 pHYSICIANS in personality with TB Singapore are incidence by the buzzing over recenl Seattle psychiatrist, comments linking Mr. Thomas 11. picture. Cpl. Ronald John Nash of REME. and his bride, the former Miss Adorasion Daisy Benig, after their wedding at the Church of the Holy Family, East Coast Road,
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      Eggs on the list
      193 8 WHEN Mr. "Freddie" Pope, popular racing motorist and all-round sportsman, sends out monthly statements from his garage the bills are likely as not to list, among the items regarding camshafts, gaskets, flywheels and tyres incongruously inserted charges for eggs. Eggs appear strange in the technical list
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      Some new theories
      146 8 Some new theories CO rapidly arc mothers in Singapore breeding families that there is reported to be an Increase In the incidence of mentallyretarded babies and in physical deformit ies. There is a growing opinion among medical leaders that malnutrition, high blood pressure liver or kidney disease", heart ailments or
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      A poor substitute
      170 8 w itii^ tatiSJ the ci 1,1, -ifc Johore Bah a to build a ;7j; j menade :> < li V ,V fll i Jalan Ibrahim age prop to I c ity'sairoi r-' '^f M joint a lew a n gm ermen fro 1" low-tide fl hingd* Sl
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      60 9 fl Ircwcll d »nner party was given at the «JT orld Singapore, by the staff of Cold •■X*- ,lmcrics Lf d-. to Mr. F. Bekhorc. ijjrv. r of tnc Creameries Milk Bars, who is |Jj2 r °ny for the U.S.A. on the Willcm W«j r thc general manager, Mr. E.
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      Tolerance school
      190 9 XT might not be an inconsequential idea if a Tolerance School" is started in Singapore, modelled after the unique and successful one at Germany's Munich -Lv dwigsfeld. At this remarkable institution, some 800 students from Russia, the Ukraine and Poland, Esthonia, Lithuania and Latvia, also Israel, Yugoslavia, Armenia
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      76 9 More than 70 census enumerators and supervisors of the Queenstown Division of Singapore attended a farewell get-together dinner party at the Diamond Restauurant, Great World Park, on Saturday night. Pictured from left are: Mr. Yap Pow Thong, (asst. superintendent), Mr. Wong Keng Yen (supervisor), Mrs. Wong, Miss Chia Swee Peng,
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      28 9 i Mr and Mrs Basil de Rozario seen after their marriage it the Church 0< j St. Francis Xavicr, Malacca. The brick- was formerly Mr/, Teresa Sbtphtrd j
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      Friends needed
      98 9 r.iiiiMiiiiiiiii .iiiniiiiiiiiii. "POR less than the cost of one cigarette a day— $10 a year you can join the Singapore Association for the Blind. Your membership fee helps to support the 50 students and children at the Blind School (whose running expenses annually total at least $70,000) Elderly
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      Help our amateurs
      412 9 IN recent weeks I have been impressed by the increasing application of local amateur entertainers' efforts to improve their performances. Take the current rock n' roll champions, Ahmad and Marina, for instance, the case of an agile and slim young man and his hefty feather footed feminine
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    THIS WAS A CASE OF MURDER BY MISTAKE
    336 10 i NTERNATIONAL footballer Christian Labalette downed a good-nigM drink mi a Montmartrc cafe terrace at 1 a.m. one day last week and fell dying with a bullet in the stomach. it wa.s fired at him by mistake hy :i pa.s in^ Algerian
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    She sues nation for £10,000
    178 10 |y|ES. MARIE -LOUISE HOOPER, a 50-year-old ±t1 American grandmother, who alleges she was unlawfully detained in Johannesburg, South Africa, in March, described her experiences at a Press conference in London recently. It wa.s organised by Canon L. J. Collins, Precentor of St. Paul's Cathedral. The
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    A woman faces cat theft charge
    211 10 A woman faces cat theft charge IyOMEN who have lost their cats anxiously inspected steel cages which stood outside a courtroom in Britain last week. Behind the bars 10 cats gingers, marmalades, tortoise.shells miaowed sadly. Then 30 women whose pets are missing they began to vanish from their gardens at
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    FIRE! BUI SHOW WENT ON
    98 10 FIRE! BUI SHOW WENT ON A FIERCE blaze suddenly swept JJJ Grand Stand fj J Richmond Horse Show Britain recently WgJ j 600 spectators ssu WS ing the aiw n events. The stand wa* oin j pletely destroyed Bttl J| on c spectator was '"J" I cd. t Two tii.nclrrd
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      185 10 CLUBS ACROSS 'I I*>e-llke ve.wi at first (8). 2 Flower foi Pinafore Kiri <9> n Animai from a arhelk-stall? a Haggard aunt mostly (5), <^>. y Qet nail for a jellied .sob- 14 A commander begins and an stance? .7>. old i*>y finished parte ol the 10 lowers a graduate
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    Keeping a cool head
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    HOME FROM WARSAW
    64 11 OIK LAURENCE OLIVIER and his wife, Vivien Leigh who with the Shakespeare kJ Memorial Theatre Company scored such a great triumph in Warsaw recently with their presentation of "Titus Andronicus," are seen in the picture below on their return to London by air. Warsaw critics described Sir
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    A WARM HOLIDAY
    87 11 was the scene at the lawn tennis championships at Wimbledon. England, last week. People fried in the sun with temperatures near the 90 degree mark during Britain's longest heatwave for years. So hot was it that even the tennis halls expanded too much resulting in swift volleys
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    Exams: They're so easy now
    182 11 REMEMBER the story of the little girl who I was helped to get over "exam jitters" by hyp- nosis. As soon as she finished the first day of her school exams Sandra Sydall ran to the phone. dialled a number and I heard a voice
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    Lock icon REDS LOSING ON 2 FRONTS IN FAR EAST
    288 12 REDS LOSING ON 2 FRONTS IN FAR EAST INTERNATIONAL Communism ta no! bound to succeed in Asia a* mam pessimist* predicted following the defeat of the French in Indo-China, writes Ernest Hoberecht, United Press vice president md genera] manager for Asia. This has been proved throughout Asia— and especially In
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    Lock icon Salf-rule call for Kwangsi
    119 12 Salf-rule call for Kwangsi MX I lAN Hi. a Chinese communist deputy Premier, laid before the National People's Congress (Parliament) in Peking ft proposal for two more minority autonomous regions in Red t hina. These would be the whole of present Kwangsi Province for the about 6,500,000 Chuangs largest minority
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    Lock icon Japanese MPs to visit S'pore
    55 12 A group Ol member., of Japan's House of Councillors i.s due in Hong Kong on July 21 on the first leg of a tour of SouthEast Asian cities, including Singapore. In the party will be Miss Eiaru Nishioka, president of the Nagasaki Minyu Bhimbun Sha,
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  • Close this yawning gap urges Japan
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      152 12 T*HE Japanese Govern--1 ment wishes to ur^e "three imperative steps to close the yawning gap" between advanced and less advanced countries so that all can share in world prosperity. This was stated by MrIchiro Kawasaki, a Japanese observer, speaking in a debate on the world economic situation at the United
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      31 12 Indonesia's gold reserves have dipped to [2.89 per Cent. National Rankin? laws call fo r minimum reserves of !0 per rent K»hi and foreign exchange against total money in circulation.— A.P.
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      24 12 Ml Pote Sarasin. Siamese ambassador to the United States, has been appointed secretary General o! the south Bast Asia Treaty Organisation In Bang- U.P.
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      29 12 PAKISTAN WILL MAKF OBSERVATIONS ON POS« SIBLE RADIATION AND RADIOACTIVE FALLOU I FOR THE FIRST TIME AS PART OF PAKISTANI SCIENTISTS' PROGRAMME FOR THE IN TERNATIONAL GEOPHYSICAL YEAR.- A.P.
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      41 12 The Indian film ''Gautama the Buddha:' produced last year bu the Fi I m Division of the Indian Government, tells th e Hfc story of the Lord Buddha through the thousands of monuments in stone left behind since His day.— A.P.
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      23 12 Japan has arranged to purchase from the International Monetary Fund U*****,000,000 'equal to 50 per cent of Japan's quota in the fund. U.P.
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      24 12 Japan will send a new World War II reparations proposal to Indonesia this month through Mr. Koichi Takagi, newly-appointed Japanese ambassador to Jakarta A.P.
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      28 12 Mr. Torn Nakagawa, director of the Tokyo Foreign Ministry's Asian A (lairs Bureau has been appointed a.s counsellor to tho Japanese Bmba s a v in London.- Reuter
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      38 12 Mr. Hajime MatsffljJ leader of a ten-member Japanese agriculturil mission said >n H J'5 Kongr, after a tour of R« China, that within two« three years Cni" would catch up or even exceed Japan's level agricultural develoyw.eni Reuter
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      39 12 The eighth triennial <MF ence of Associated Cow trywomtn of Mjj has opened r^Z The agenda includeshm economics and /am£g problems of over-Vf* tion, preservation J JJ ttonaZ CttKures WfjS antf means ctf I!J*H information about United Nations.- Reuter
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    35 12 Ninety orphans from various orphanages in Hong Kong were treated to a naif hour plane ride over the Colony at the inauguration of the Swiss Aviation Company's Far Eastern air service.- U.P.
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    114 12 Japan enters M-E oil scramble IJWTERPRISING Japaj nese industrialists hope to buy their way into the intense international competition for Middle East oil concessions. Although there are doubts In Tokyo about the heavy investments required, the Japanese Government has already authorised preliminary surveys. If Japan could supply a good part
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    110 12 JAPAN was well on the way to becoming 1,,r able competitor again in world trade \"i< r Professor Joseph Juran said in Sydney rmrn t Mr. Juran, who is Professor of M 1 < V, n hngineering at New York University, said tha l*JL
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    53 12 E First Philippine Pre-: S sident Emilio Aguil- 2 nado receives from 1.5. Ambassador Charles E I Bohlen in Manila an s old battle emblem cap-" tured in the PI- American war 5!) years: S ago and kept since inE the United States. I imiiiiiir vii iitnii 1 1 1
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    531 13 Mute to the Flute' CLASSIC onathan Russell reviews the best records of the week s a 15 JAZZ WITH A DIFFERENCE IBIE Mann With The Weasel Ilcken Combo a tongue twister if there ever tne has arrived in town with a disc Salute To The Flute, which i s as
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    542 14 «M m mWmmw Ensland, .et to make IM *">*"< tM rtmt Smith is tourists' hero a GREAT innings of 1<> S by Collie Smith, who took part in two century ■tantbi enabled the West Indus to hold England to i < lravv alter they had
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    105 14 rTVHE Japanese badminton 1 A team, which i.s going to Colombo for a Thomas Cup match, defeated Hong Kong in all four doubles matches Jast night to win a two -day exhibition scries by seven matches to one. Last night's results; Sato and Ka.shikawa
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      53 14 PVIE VORSTER, South African welterweight champion, punched out a points decision over AI Brown, of British Guiana, in an eight-round match at London's Empress Hall Stadium last night. Vorster was 1 -lb. 10 ozs. over the agreed weight limit of 149 lbs. and forfeited Ids deposit, Brown seated H5 y
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      51 14 WORLD flyweight boxing khif/ Pascual Perez ol Argentina, will defend his crown against European champion Young Martin, of Spain, in Buenos Aires some time in October. The Argentine fighter's manage, I.a/aro Kooi, an. nounced he reached complete agreement with Martin; manager. jgis i Avernln In a telephone tain yesterday ai»
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    47 14 lIEYZER PERERA fails to stop a return at the bowlers end as Ken Pearce and Les King complete a quick single during the Europeans-Rest match on the Padang over the week end. From left are Vellupillai. Pearce, Delilkan, Perera, Le Mereier, Sithawalla. Europeans won by three wickets.
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    305 14 r |\HE Lawn Tennis Associate tion of Australia is not likely to 'cut its own throat' as well as Hoad's oy banning Jack Kramer's professional tennis troupe from Australian main tennis stadiums, the Herald Tennis correspondent said last night. For that is
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    92 14 TIIK visiting Waseda Uni- versify swimming team *0n all its events in a match with a Chinese Communist Combined Student and Navy team in Shanghai yesterday Pelplng Radio said Manibu ECogS was placed first W the 100 metres freestyle in the time of
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    107 14 MITEFF GAINS 10TH WIN ARGENTINA'S undefeated Alex Miteff scored his 10th straight victory last night by stopping Fernando Fala in the second round of their bout at St. Nicholas arena in New York. The referee stopped the light after the second round because of two bad cuts over Fala's right
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    33 14 Sandra Reynolds, 18-year-old South African, defeated Miss P. Wallace, of Ireland, 6-1, 6-4 in the second round of the women's singles ln the Irish Lawn Tennis Championships In Dublin yesterday.- A.P.
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    118 14 ENGLAND l***Jl d<*< lared WEST INDUS Ist i nn WEST INDIEfiMiJN Worrell b Statham Sobers lbw Trueman Walcott c Evans b Tn,^ Kanhai c Evans b Tr^ Weekes b Statham Smith b Trueman inBon c fvans b SUtIJ Godda Ti c Evan s b Staff Ramadhin b 1 rueman
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    215 14 U.S. DAVI CUP HOPE NOW BRIGHT UNITED STATES hope?: regaining the Dr Cup soared yesterday t Australian tennis ofllfl blasted Lew Hoad for to ing professional. "The Davis Cup comjj tion is wide open nowj Lew has turned m slonal," said Renville j McMann. president of 3 Ly.S. Lawn Tennis
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    463 15 jiBWICKSHIRE AND DERBYSHIRE GAIN MAXIMUM POINTS BUT... CAMBRIDGE BEAT m mmw**»*mw»wMM»»MM9»aMfM mmmmmmmmmm a mm mmmmmmtmmmmmmmmmmmM OXFORD IN INTER UNIVERSITY CAME SURREY'S habit nf winning matches in two days, with bonus points, continues to keep (hem their role of County Championship pacemakers. But Warwickshire and Derbyshire, the
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    212 15 Llie TOWEEL, of South Africa, reWj th c British h i i c lightweight fg title last night i he outpointed ish champion Dave jnley over 15 Ids at the Empress in London. jel, who comes from able South African 5 family, was boxing c first
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    47 15 WHEEL CHAIR basketball for U.S. war veterans began in 1946. It became so popular that it spread into Canada and England. The Flying Wheels, of Los Angeles, the pioneer team, is shown here in a game against the Charioteers at the Walter Reed Hospital gymnasium in Washington.
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    53 15 The Combined Oxford and Cambridge Rugby Union touring team maintained their unbeaten record of the tour of Kenya and Central Africa, when they beat Southern Rhodesia at Bulawayo yesterday by 16 points (2 goals, 1 try and 1 penalty goal* to 15 (1 try 4
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    101 15 Ii daj crickei I Royal ai. f and ''tit (HIU six f* hire beat I en 216 61 j, Y< rkshire Wkti 2.> for Hampshire At Birmingham: Warwick "ire beat Leicestershire by four A'ickett, Leicestershire 177 and IM (Gardner 69 not out), Warwickshire 216 and 158 for six.
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    86 15 ARCHIE MOORE has agreed to defend his world light heavyweight boxing title against Tony Anthony, of New York, on September 11 in Los Angeles. This was announced in New York yesterday by Mr. Julius Helfand, president of the World Boxing Commls- sion. Moore had been ordered
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    287 16 ANOTHER FLU HORROR HITS PHILIPPINES Mystery virus symptoms: Blue body, bleeding ears LfEALTH authorities held an emergency conference in Manila yeeterdaj in tho nrake of reports that a new type of influenza mown as the "bloody flu" had invaded the Philippines. The malady reported earlier to have broken )Ut in
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    157 16 EASING OF E-W TENSION LIKELY IVIR. Nehru, India's Prime i? 1 Minister, said in The Hague yesterday that recent events in Russia ".should certainly lead to two things: firstly better relations with other countries that is East-West relations and secondly perhaps more relaxation, and what
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    176 16 liHE British Foreign Office said last night it had "no information" about a press report that Mr. Georgi Malcnkov. the former Soviet Prime Minister, had been offered political asylum in Britain. The London Daily Mail splashed this report across the front page of its early edition today
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    265 16 Macmillan urges Europe: Bury the hatchet rpn: British Prime MinisA ter, IVlr Harold Macniiiian, said resterdaj that It was high time Europe buried the hatchet of its Interna] rivalries He told London meeti"K of ttie i nited Kingdom Council oi the European movement rwice In feneration Europe
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    70 16 Royal Air Force officer supervises the removal of a bomb from a village ol! Thomson Koad, Singapore, where for the past 12 years the villagers have unwittingly used about 50 of these highly dangerous explosives as foundation stones and corner posts for their fences. The 20 Chinese families living in
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      9 1 FREE PRESS RACE DAY Special Wednesday, July 10, 1957.
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      Wonder Kid is still day's best
      710 1  -  ALLAN LEWIS says ni\DY rain at Bukit Timah pm about 1 a.m., it as still raining at 30 a.m., will make ie track heavy for »is afternoon's racTil'- heavy track iH not affect the kances of Wonder id in tlie main race fd even
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      386 4 DEMOTED MIRANDOLA CAN OUTPACE HER RIVALS |> i; EN T L IV DEMOTED Miranrlola is my choice to win today's main event a of handicap for ('lass 2, )>iv. 1 sprinters —at Jiukit Timah. Oil a heavy track and with a handy 8.02 Mirandola cannot be Ignored. She has good
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      125 4 ARRIETIES, ii he accepts, is my choice again for today's opening event. There is no strong rival, and Arrieties has only to reproduce the display he put up at a barrier test last week to win here. Arrieties was a winner over 'J I in
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      348 4 I>OWIIATAN ran a close second to Golden Melody over a mile with 7.12 at Bukit Timah in May. Though up 15-lb, I am confident he "an beat thi.s moderate Class Two field. Jade Spring has not raced for some time. His beat effort in his
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