The Singapore Free Press, 13 September 1957
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The Singapore Free Press
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Title Section18 1957-09-13 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper N«. *****. Singapore, Friday, September 13, 197,7. Price 114 ts.18 words
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Article75 1957-09-13 1 A DEMAND that the Inited Nations impose sanctions against Kussia if it continued to interfere m Hungarian affairs was made jre»terday by Cuba's delegate to the 1.N., Mr. Kmilo Nunez-Portuendo. Be also exhorted a special session of the 81-nation General Assembly not to accept theA.P. - 75 words
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Article102 1957-09-13 1 Leftist charge denied AN emergency meeting of the Governing Council of the Singapore Trade Union Congress has been called for next week to dlsI cuss allegations made m the Assembly yesterday by the PAP. leader, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, that the T.U.C. was on the point of being taken over102 words
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Article415 1957-09-13 1 REDS WARN GREECE IN M-E CRISIS Charge of being 'accomplice' m U.S. activities RUSSIA yesterday brought Greece within the orbit of the Middle East crisis with an accusation of being an "accomplice" of the United Mates m actions m tne Syrian situation. Radio Moscow, obviously referring to possible use ofReuter; A.P.; U.P. - 415 words
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Article67 1957-09-13 1 TENSION has flared up again between Lebanon and Syria following a 45-minute pitched border battle yesterday involving Lebanese gendarmes and a band of unidentified armed men. Ten people were killed, four of them gendarmes, and the others members of the band. The battle broke out amidst diplomaticA.P. - 67 words
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Article, Illustration63 1957-09-13 1 One of the five victims of last night's gang fight at Kheam Hock Road one of the worst clashes m Singapore this year being carried on a stretcher at the General Hospital by City Council ambulance corpsmen. Four shots are believed to have been fired m the clash which startedFree Press - 63 words
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Article27 1957-09-13 1 October first grade rubber buyers fob. opened m Singapore this morning at %$i cents a lb unchanged pn last night's close. The tone was quiet.27 words
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Article172 1957-09-13 1 THE official organ of the .Soviet Co m munist Party, Pravda, suggested yesterday that the United States could escape the dangers of Russia's military strength as outlined by Marshal Konstantin Vershinin by accepting the "concrete and realistic proposals'* of the Soviet Union for ending theReuter; A.P. - 172 words
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Article, Illustration41 1957-09-13 1 picture. Britain's Minister for Defence. Mr. Duncan Sandys left, pictured with the C-in-C FfcAF, Air Marshal the Earl of Bandon. right, at yesterday's presentation I of a standard to No. I Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force, at Tengah, Singapore- Free PressFree Press - 41 words
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Article66 1957-09-13 1 THK first ships are assembling at tin* Firth of Clyde, Scotland, for 'Strike Back"— a NATO sea exercise designed to test ways of sraling off the North Atlantic from enemy submarines and surface raiders. It begins next week. Informed sources m London yesterday said Russia66 words
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Advertisement82 1957-09-13 1 j for healthy, V3<j/ Jk happy babies x^C^^fi^v I like this one, Trufood's V>^X^^s'|\a\/ V the finest food you can buy |S>^ I X Humanised Trufood, IW'/^Y^^' \A J iß Follow -on -Trufood and 3^s*^ _Vf A Trufood (crpal food— V**\" J^lVvS* all specially made for /f' baby, all guaranteed82 words
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Article41 1957-09-13 2 Bedros Zarataryan, 32, a Turkish Armenian engineer, sent to prison for 10 years m May on a charge of spying on Sweden's defences, was seized at pistol point yesterday on a Stockholm prison wall during an escape bid- A.P.A.P. - 41 words
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Article216 1957-09-13 2 Commerical, language, art and music classes for the prisoners I Scheme starts Sunday A WEEKLY education roster, including shorthand and typewriting, is being prepared for 200 prisoners m Changi jail. Classes are to be coni ducted by 50 volunteers who have offered their services. Shorthand and typewrit216 words
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Article, Illustration35 1957-09-13 2 Members of the Singapore Travel Agents' Association with Mr. George M. Turner, the executive director of* the Pacific Area Travel Association, at a cocktail party given i m his honour at the j Raffles Hotel.35 words
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Article261 1957-09-13 2 VfRS. SHIRIN FOZDAR YESTERDAY CONDEMNED UNIVERSITY RAGiTI GING AS BEING INCOMPATIBLE WITH THE AIMS OF EDUCATION. mis. Fozdar, who is general- r secretary of the Singapore Council of Women, was commenting on this week's display of panties and brassieres on top of a telephone pole outside261 words
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Article123 1957-09-13 2 rTHE Malayan Christian Council m Singapore A has announced the award of ten scholarships to Malayan students. Six of them, donated by Mr. Frank Shu m the United States for study of science and medicine m Singapore, have been won by Chong Sim Chin of Muar,123 words
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Article31 1957-09-13 2 The First National Bat talion of 600 Indonesian troops to be withdrawn from the United Nations Emergency Force m the Middle East. sailed for Jakarta yesterday from Port Said.- U.P.U.P. - 31 words
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Article100 1957-09-13 2 PEL EH Hans Frey is defying the open j ncus again. Yesterday, j the 23-year-old Gee- man adventurer set oft* from Singapore m a I 44 -loot yacht. the Swanee, bound for Australia. I Only recently he was rescued, dazed ana starving, after being adrift for100 words
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Article50 1957-09-13 2 I^IIE Singapore Work< i. Education Absoclj has started nine more Malay classes. Two are being held the Guillemard cc;. at the Geylang centre, three at the Rangoon Roiul School one at the Bukit Panjang English School and one beginners' class teachers at the Beatty Secondary School50 words
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Article24 1957-09-13 2 The new Aga Khan, spiritual leader of the world's Ismaltt Muslims. Is expto be enthroned m bar Es Salaam, Tanganyika, next month A.P.A.P. - 24 words
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Advertisement151 1957-09-13 2 NAPR(N BLONDING EMULSION lightens your hair to the exact shade you desire. With Napro BloncHni; Err. you can llghttn your hair just <>r be radiantly blonde. > to safe and pentlo i Lng EmuLsion contains rich, c oils tli.it V hair soft, n. looking! shining with new glass and beauty.151 words
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Article240 1957-09-13 3 QUEEN ELIZABETH, smiling and composed, yesterday made her first public speech since Lord Altrincham criticised her manner of delivery as "a pain m the neck." And first reactions seemed to be that she came out of the ordeal with flying colours. "A splendid delivery," said theA.P. - 240 words
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Article, Illustration63 1957-09-13 3 ■muimi iiitiiiiiiiii. Schoolgirl Sylvia Hoffman of Manches- ter, ivho at 15 has a I i 36-23-37 figure, seems to be icell on the way to success m the world of cabarets. Sylvia's school has just discovered that she does a song and dance E act m a night club. but,63 words
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Article82 1957-09-13 3 rrHK Now York Times reA ported editorially yesterday that the amnesty offer to the Communist tern list., m Malaya is i;ood strategy. "The Communists can no longer claim that they are fighting for the freedom' of Malaya, since Malaya is demonstrably free. "Good hard fighting madeA.P. - 82 words
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344 1957-09-13 3 Asian nations condemn Reds on Hungary ASIAN countries yesterday joined m denouncing: Russia's interference m the internal affairs of Hungary last year. Speaking m the United Nations General Assembly debate on Hungary, PAKISTAN'S representative, Mr. Ghulam Ahmed, called for an end of "repressive measures" m Hungary, the return of deporteesA.P.; U.P. - 344 words
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Article, Illustration128 1957-09-13 3 Shock far the Queen CARAWAKS only Queen Scout, 18-year-old Peter Lim Thian Seng, told reporters at the Singapore Airport yesterday how he shocked the Queen in Britain recently. Peter, who Is on his way home after attending the Jubilee Jamboree last m o n th at 6 o u t128 words
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Article, Illustration39 1957-09-13 3 The Assistant Principal Chaplain. FKAF. <iroup Captain I. Newall centre, consecrating thr standard presented by the C-in-C Far East Air Force, Air Marshal the Karl of Bandon, to No. 1 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Forte at Tengah yesterday. Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll39 words
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Article22 1957-09-13 3 Uncertain weather has delayed the start of Britain's atomic test series at Maralinga, according to reports from Adelaide.- U.P.U.P. - 22 words
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Advertisement16 1957-09-13 3 The most unusual story of love i ever filmedj^^jgp? U B. At your Favorite Theatre Soon!16 words
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Advertisement219 1957-09-13 3 yes! I mademoiselle says "stiletto heel" Mademoiselle comes w At "^J w r m rifhl to the point of H a the new took m l\ V "W shoes the stiletto f~\, \j rT\ heels. It mokes all 7... ne difference be- \|f A'-^'d \X\ tween "will be" and v.219 words
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Article, Illustration69 1957-09-13 4 Report from abroad Ho. l In that scdudid little ullage m Catalonia we found ourselves among the British... .And m that remote little place on the Mediterranean toast we found ourselves m (he midst of the British Also lUut isolated hamlet m the Alps we were69 words
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250 1957-09-13 4 CHAIM WEIZMANN - The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, Sept. 13, 1957 Opinion MISSING THE BUS CHAIM WEIZMANN A BUS route with a limited number ot stopping places is obviously a very good idea and no one would ever suggest that such routes should be done away with, particularly m a scattered city like250 words
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Article, Illustration770 1957-09-13 4 REV. C. O. RHODES - REV. C. O. RHODES IT IS SANE, SOBER AND SCIENTIFIC BY THE Lclitor of the I'lmrrli €»f I iii»laiiil Newspaper THF recommendations of Britain's Wolfenden Report on vice are of intense interest Both homosexuality and prostitution are vices that have troubled mankind from earliest770 words
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Advertisement21 1957-09-13 4 HENDRY'S for v\ Medals V discount Schools P. H. HENDRY Manufacturing Jeweller 78 North Bridge Road, Singapore, 6. A Kuala liimpor.21 words
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Advertisement74 1957-09-13 4 A wonderful thirst quencher at anytime rich m health-giving properties of apples M Wf grown m England's finest jfa W orchards. Wm f I»BeLiSiSbOfOOMiY 8Y «VM CAYVtt R >0M iTO, MARKS »ICISTEBfDtN UN lID KINGDOM A h C >^CYDER/ Z PRODUCE OF ENOLANO w BOTTLED FOR EXPORT BY \^M GAVMER74 words
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Article322 1957-09-13 5 N ANYANG OPPOSES COLLEGE STATUS Proposal is ill-timed' £JHINESE educationists and sponsors of the Nanyang University are opposed to any suggestion that it should become a constituent college of any other central university. The proposal that Nanyang University should become a university college attached to the University of Malaya which322 words
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Article, Illustration39 1957-09-13 5 E MR. LONNIE ONG, one of the seven final- ists chosen from 51 contestants m the "Dean Martin" singing contest held m con- junction with the E screening m Singa- E E pore of "Hollywood E or Bust.'' E39 words
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Article62 1957-09-13 5 LARGE stocks of Indian manufactured goods and machinery have arrived m Singapore for a permanent exhibition centre to be opened soon. There will be a warehouse m the dockard area and an emporium m the centre of the city. A manager, specially appointed by the Indian Government62 words
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207 1957-09-13 5 30,000 smugglers are in the black book 4 BOUT 30,000 names and addresses of suspected smugglers have been recorded and their criminal history is being compiled by the Singapore Customs Department. "This system renders immediately accessible all that is known about outstanding offenders and Is always available to investigating officers,"207 words
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Article60 1957-09-13 5 Scholarships for postgraduate studies In Germany are being offered to Malayan students by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation m Bonn. Application forms are available at the ConsulateGeneral of the Federal Republic of Germany at 146 Robinson Road. Singapore. A spokesman of the Con-sulate-General said Malayans with the necessary60 words
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Article, Illustration67 1957-09-13 5 picture. iiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiii President of the National Assembly of Saigon, Mr. Tran Van Lam (left) shaking hands with the Singapore Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, at a cocktail party given m honour of the Vietnamese goodwill mission to Australia last night. In the background is the wife of the ConsulFree Press - 67 words
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Advertisement60 1957-09-13 5 YOUR EYES TOO WILL OPEN WIDE AT THE TERRIFYING THINGS THAT HAPPEN IN THAT ROOM!! Kf are? 53 UJjj -^I'lLSni PHIL CAREY BETTY GARRETT JOHN BARRYMORE, JR. km n*r »r ICO TOWNSCND DAVID P HARMON tot* ,po> {or, o> JOHN WARD HAWKINS AMMM WNIt TAPS Bract* ky WILLIAM ASHIR A60 words
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Advertisement81 1957-09-13 5 MmJm Mm* Jt jWt 3-*" CS#. Obtainable from'. MAROEN CO., 82. Orchard Road, Singapore. JOHN LITTLE. Rafflos Place, Singapore. LI SENC MIN CO. LTD., 6. North Bridge Road. Singapore. F«f f BOOKLETS AVAILABLE ON REQUEST Sole Agents: Hogcmoyer Trading Co., (M) Ltd. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANG BORNEO HAPPY MOMENTS81 words
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Advertisement40 1957-09-13 6 CM ■"J^l! FILTERS J The only filter cigarette that gives you the highest quality i tobaccos, low nicotine and i effective filtration. i MUCH MORE H, S FLAVOUR jggmSM MUCH LESS NICOTINE 1M S Crushproof, Regu- JJItI tat and King-size40 words
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Miscellaneous100 1957-09-13 6 HIAXDIIAKi: b> Lee Falk and Phil Davis TAHZAIV by Edgar Rice Burroughs THE SAIXT b> Leslie ChaTteris ■j^L MAN AS INNOCENTLY I TONIGHT LOISA, I'M SENDING YOU BACK] Wr&^tfijn*^ J CLEVER AS TH/S COUNT TO AMERICA -TO ARRANGE OUR FIRST J x Iwiu)iflflr^ >tf^ OFCRI^ AMONT£^^^ [SHIPAIENT Of TELEVISION SETS!y-^\100 words
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Miscellaneous502 1957-09-13 6 BORN today, you have tremendous stores of energy and toe city to work hard at whatever job you undertake You have a tenacity j of purpose and strong will power j which dominates your life. What you want, you get— no matter how j long it takes to achieve the502 words
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Article112 1957-09-13 7 LONDON. Sept. 12. Previous Today Oct. 25 buyers 25 buyers 25 Vi sellers 25 Vi sellers RUBBER No. RSS Spot M« b, buj,,. RIBBER No. 1 RSS Stltlement 2b buyws |5Vt buyere N#T 25% Mllers 25V, sellers TONE* Steady Above prices quoted m pence. PEPPER, White Sarawak112 words
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Article79 1957-09-13 7 NEW YORK. Sept 12. mis Today Above prices quoted m US. cents per id. PreYta— TIN Sttails Spot 9325 notn. 93.37 nom. Trivr. Ouift SALES: Nili,^c Q .n^ ls^ g-gssss: ssscs Oct 92.37 buyers 92.50 buyers 92 87 sellers 93.00 sellers TOVF- Ouirt SALES: Nil. RUBBER: Futures79 words
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Article43 1957-09-13 7 NEW YORK, Sept. It. 1_..~ Tnlliv Above prices quoted m v.a. cejus v*< Previous SO Industrials 474-40 480 56 2* Railroads "0.64 132.49 40 Domestic Bond, 85 0 85 19 15 Utilities JJ-Jl 65 Stocks Composite Averages.. 162 34 M.g43 words
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Article54 1957-09-13 7 Malabar Lampong spot and awaiting lelease 26!,. afloaUs 26 »i to 26, September shipment 25 t Sarawak spot and awaiting release 26 afloats 26, and September shipment Mtt. Muntok white spot and awaiting release 36, afloats 35, and September shipment 34 Vs. sellers ex-dock. Above vrices quoted in54 words
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Article48 1957-09-13 7 LONDON, Sept 12. Today COPRA Philippines ci.f. «Kj COPRA. Strait* c U. V.K. North European delivered weight per long ton Se P t./Oct. £62 3 bujcrs S SE SSSBS °S^^SSW5^! 2 £92 reseller 3 COCONUT OIL crude CeyWm TSuTSu TXoX't.™: 1.66 00 >U« ♦16.00.M1er,48 words
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Article409 1957-09-13 7 QUINS are due to be born to a London housewife m November. They will be Britain's first I recorded quins for 1,300 years. The mother-to-be is 29-year-old Mrs. Lilian Solly and she does not know yet that FIVE babies are on the way. She409 words
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Article150 1957-09-13 7 '3 FATHERS KILLED' IS A HOAX r rHREE wlvef mourned the deaths of their husbands They were the vietims of a cruel ho.. A 'phone call to the manager of Dowlais, Glamorgan. co-operative itofl said their husbands had been killed in an e xplosion at the steelworks of Richard Thomas150 words
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Article264 1957-09-13 7 TOO MANY WOMENJOO FEW MEN j (From Ernest Ashwick) JOBS for British typists and secretaries which pay from $120 to $300 a week tax free— are going at the World Health Organisation m Geneva. And despite the fact that applications have to be accompanied264 words
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Article81 1957-09-13 7 The 87-year-old Vicar of the Ullswater-side parish of Barton, Canon Ernest Hudson, recently led an ascent by 12 members of his cnurcn youth club to the summit of one of the highest mountains m Lakeland, 3.118 ft high Helvellyn. Canon Hudson last year scaled England's81 words
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Advertisement107 1957-09-13 7 [IU JIIIIIIIIIMII. Jlllllll niiiniuiiii*-.""""" For comfort, convenience economy Stay at Malayan Raihcay 3 STATION HOTEL) KEPPEL ROAD SINGAPORE A Home from Home Every comfort provided at prices you can '^ord 2 AIR-CONDITIONED ROOMS ...ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES s SPECIAL CURRY SERVED EVERY SUNDAY E Si n ,|e $13/- Double $18/- to107 words
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Miscellaneous82 1957-09-13 7 Today's Radio Programme for Singapore 1.15 p.m Potpourri Part 1: Lyons: 6.02 Mall Bag. at the miki» Saroilni Lourdes, o.JU SSk Malay; 6.35 Mali Bag (SJntr 6 M Announcemei^ and Singapore Share Market Report; 7.00 Time Signal and JJfS; 715 At Your Reqi: 8 00 'Music Prom The Movl 8.3082 words
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Miscellaneous52 1957-09-13 7 I SINGAPORE 1 [high tides j E TODAY: 12 46 p.m. 5 TOMORROW: 1.16 a.m. and 114 p.m. SUNDAY: 1.53 a.m. and E 1.45 p.m. MONDAY. 2.37 am. and IXt pm. TUESDAY: SJS a.». S and 3.09 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 5.06 m and 4.U» p.m. THURSDAY: 7.22 am E and 5.5752 words
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Article, Illustration799 1957-09-13 8 HARRY DRAKE - The sound barrier is left for behind HARRY DRAKE I *1 Guided missiles stole this year's show |--^^^^^^^^^||^^^^^^^^^^^M|^^^BM^M|^MM^M^^aMMMM^MMMM|| I QNCE again the Farnborough Air Show has given a glimpse to other countries of the world just what is being achieved by the British aircraft industry m this age of supersonic799 words
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Article175 1957-09-13 9 Speed— but no bangs please TBOUGH guided misA siles stole muth of the limelight at this year's Farnborough Air*. Show the more conventional jet planes still found a large number oi admirers. Although supersonic 'bMgs' were forbidden at this year's show several pilots came elo.se to burs ting Ikt barrier.175 words
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Advertisement42 1957-09-13 9 4 JSita-* 1 |PP^^^^^ amt^dt** 1 WØBB^^^^ .ammmmtø'^^ •lrndrMark^\ J ___>^>^^^^ p on Amtruan World Airway i. Ime. Cali your Cargo Agent or Pan American Phone 2412 Mansfield Co., Ltd., Ocean Bldg Singapore Kuala Lumpur Penang PA4IV AMERIQVN LEADER IN OVERSEAS AIR CARGO42 words
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Article, Illustration733 1957-09-13 10 Chapman Pincher - Chapman Pincher By 7 took an hours nap m night... 1 M\)()R DAVID SIMONS, a U.S. Air Force doctor, has become the first man to spend 24 hours m what is virtually space— -19 miles above the earth m a balloon. He did it partly to733 words
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238 1957-09-13 10 In THIS hospital wart-hog had ingrowing toe-nails By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT SOME time ago I readily accepted an invitation to view a splendidly-efficient sanitorium opened by the London Zoo. When I saw the operating theatre, complete with table, X-ray apparatus and full anaesthetising equipment, the "private" and "mass wards the238 words
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Article288 1957-09-13 10 OUT of the tragic story of the Jamaican rail crash one incident stands out and grips the imagination. It concerns one of those who died, a 14--year-old boy. The cabled report from a reporter on the spot reads: "Most pathetic or the stories was of288 words
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Article, Illustration477 1957-09-13 10 Anne Sharpley - Anne Sharpley \By WHILE MOTHER TAKES TIME OFF TO COMPOSE MUSIC BABYLON the great is fallen, is fallen" was written m a spiky hand only slightly more legible than the splashes of musical notation on the music sheet... "and is become the habitation of devils... and477 words
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Article, Illustration37 1957-09-13 11 Amoiitf actress j Susan Beaumont's j large collection of j beach wear fa- shions is this out- j lit consisting of plain black shorts j and a brilliant yellow sleeveless top £aily printed m black.37 words
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Article535 1957-09-13 11 The London fashion shows SHORTER skirts, shorter jackets, shorter sleeves t h c London women strip for action this season. Michael emphasises this new economy of cut and material more than other members of the Big Eleven. In his three-piece outfits, of thick, flecked tweeds, he shortens his topcoats to535 words
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Article, Illustration120 1957-09-13 11 The latest in hats is the Oriental laak THE kites! HATS are small, head-hugging 5 and worn off the face. They also re- fleet a louch of the Orient, like these Ed ward Harvane models, which he has christened after famous ballets. SWANLAKE Cocktail cloche, ol white goose feathers, entirely120 words
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Article344 1957-09-13 11 SEMOLINA IN A TASTY DISGUISE... YOU don't need to mention it to the family, but this delicious sweet is made with semolinal It's called "SoufTle DOr anges" and you will need the following ingredients: 2oz. semolina, tmc pint milk, knob of butter or margarine* three level dessertspoons sugar, one tablespoon344 words
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202 1957-09-13 12 TRADERS WILL CUT PRICES IN PHILIPPINES THE Nationalist Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines, Mr. Chen (hi Mai, ha« assured President Garcia m Manila that local Chinese merchants had agreed to sell rice and sugar at the government prices "effective immediately." The envoy gave tne pledge at a meeting with PresidentU.P. - 202 words
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Article153 1957-09-13 12 Paint evaded THE Burmese Presi- dent, U Win Maung, j I told a joint session of I Parliament m Rangoon that the Government looked forward to "a just and peaceful" solution of border problems with China. I The President, who I was speaking on j foreign polity, made no otherReuter - 153 words
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Article110 1957-09-13 12 CREDIT was given vy <% Bombay-born. Lon-don-educated Indian lawyer m Louisville, Kentucky, to the imposition of British common law m India 150 years ago for establishing the basis of governing all but religious life and preventing the country from adopting discriminatory segregation. Stating that he110 words
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Article61 1957-09-13 12 The periodical, "US. News and World Report," said m a copyright dispatch from New Delhi that Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru may cease heading his government within a year. "Scarcely noticed by the rest of the world." the dispatch said. "India's unpredictable strong-man, Prime Minister Nehru,U.P. - 61 words
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Article62 1957-09-13 12 Schools lack masfers AIN caumairu v^iiiiicoc schools In Saigon will be forced to stay closed this session, according to Chinese press reports m the Vietnamese capital. Under a new government ruling, all teachers of Vietnamese, now compulsory m Chinese language schools, must be graduates of Vietnamese schools. Press reports sayA.P. - 62 words
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Article, Illustration29 1957-09-13 12 Philippine Ambassador Carlos P Romulo receives from Milton Leavitt (left), spokesman of the American Defenders of Bataan and Corregidor, m Washington books presented to the Philippines by V.S. veterans.29 words
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32 1957-09-13 12 The United Nations Children's Fund has given 2,000 million cups of milk to Korean children under an emergency feeding programme m the last four years.- ReuterReuter - 32 words
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168 1957-09-13 12 When Gls leave Japan it will hit a lot of pockets rHE "curious mixture of feeling" m Japan over the withdrawal of almost all American forces by the end of this year was an "interesting and unusual aspect of the occupation/ the New York Times comments m a leading article.Reuter - 168 words
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Article26 1957-09-13 12 The Red Chinese Government has issued a directive calling on gold-pro- ducing regions to mobilise and organise people to use better methods toward increasing output.- A.P.A.P. - 26 words
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Article22 1957-09-13 12 Regular shipping service between Vancouver and Red China will be resumed next month for the first time since the Korean war. A.P.A.P. - 22 words
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Article24 1957-09-13 12 Mr. Alan S. W. Chiang, 22, a grandson of Nationalist China's President Chiang Kai-shek, has enrolled at Park College m Parkville, Missouri.- A. P.A.P. - 24 words
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Article38 1957-09-13 12 A group of five writers and film producers from New Zealand has passed through Hong Kong bound for Peking to attend Red China's National Day celebrations on October 1. The group will make documentary films m China.— ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article42 1957-09-13 12 Forty-one people lost their lives m the recent floods m Kashmir State. Dam. age to state property m eluding roads and bridges, was e3timat ed at Rs 15,000.000: other losses include 600 villages inundated, and 42,000 acres of standing hods destroyed A.P.A.P. - 42 words
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Article29 1957-09-13 12 rhe Bangkok Cabinet has approved a proposal to invite Indonesia's President Sukarno to pay a threeday state visit to Siam on his way back from India next November.- ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article40 1957-09-13 12 Japan is planning to drop leaflets on Lubany Island m the Philippines once a month starting m November m a renewed effort to persuade two Japanese World War II diehards to come out of the jungle and return home.- A.P.A.P. - 40 words
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Article14 1957-09-13 12 South Korean cotton yarn is enjoying increasing demand m the Hong Kong market— U.P.U.P. - 14 words
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Article25 1957-09-13 12 The Japanese Foreign Office Ls planning a budgetary demand for a large-scale expansion of diplomatic agencies abroad, including Communist countries. Kyodo news service reported.— A.P.A.P. - 25 words
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Article35 1957-09-13 12 Mayor Arsenio Lacson of Manila was given a place of honour on the dais as the 1957 U.S. conference ot mayors opened m the grand ballroom of the Waldorf Astoria Hotel m New York.- U.P.U.P. - 35 words
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Article68 1957-09-13 12 A NATIONALIST Chinese official estimates that the total number of Chinese refugees m Horn? Kong has increased to more than 1.000.000. Fang Chih. secretary-general of the Free China Relief Association, said that more than 110.000 had poured into Hone Kong from Red China m recent months.U.P. - 68 words
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Advertisement21 1957-09-13 12 PACKING y I jTml TRANSPORT STORAGE LTD. O >v\ 173 CECIL STREET SINGAPORE j CA OL**S MANAGING DIRECTOR RONALD PEEK j21 words
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Article, Illustration38 1957-09-13 13 JiHin St. iivorgv S<iuM9il4>rs vlr#» anssM-€*rs qavrivs that intuit! tit* tho Hraius Trust m knots Shy runs the only Hunt** u intnrmation mwHem m iho irttritl untl it fjievs hor ph'ittu t>f ht*n%vwnrli.38 words
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779 1957-09-13 13 JOCASTA INNES - World's baffled authors all send for Mrs Saunders JOCASTA INNES by IVIIKN I met Mrs. Joan St. George Saunders m her flat overlook ing Pelham Crescent m London she was sitting behind a pile of reference hooks chasing up some important facts. Who manufactured t the first electric light bulb?779 words
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Article326 1957-09-13 13 PHILIP OAKES - PHILIP OAKES m HERE'S A VILLAIN. By James Mitchell. Peter Davies. More than able first novel about a self-hating young schoolmaster, deserted by his rich wife, and trying to work out his own glum salvation m a Tyneside town. Starting as a fashionable farce, it outgrows its attitudes,326 words
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Article161 1957-09-13 13 BOOK of the WEEK DOCTOR AT LARGE, by Richard (inrdon (Michael Joseph 12s 6d). rHIS hilarious book by the author <>f Doctot m the House and Doctor at Sea linds Richard Gordon qualified as a doctor and looking lor an appointment. His first high hopes are dashed and we read161 words
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Miscellaneous332 1957-09-13 13 18 Fill up again or perl |3 14 |5 |6 17 20 Long ommission from an 1 I I eighth of a mile (3). b| m )mm 21 Wander among these cattlidealers (7) -^JBB Wm\—M m piH 22 The baby bird" (5). A BO 23 Swallows snug elf (7). I332 words
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220 1957-09-13 14 Confident vote for State Minstrel STATE MINSTREL, who won at Bukit Timah last month, has improved from that race, and I am confident he can take the Class 1. Div. 2 sprint. State Minstrel should be well suited by the Ipoh track, as he has plenty of early pace. He220 words
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Article47 1957-09-13 14 Ceylon Sports Club team to meet the touring Ceylon cricket team m a one-day match at Balestier Road to morrow will be: Vijiaratnam (capt.), Thuraisingam, Kulasingam. Sundram. Vellupillai. Na gaiah, de Kretser, Sooceleraj, Delilkan, Anthonisz. and Anwar. Twelfth man. X T. Retnam.47 words
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256 1957-09-13 14 TUDOR WONDER, who has improved more after his last-start easy win m Class 1 at Penang is my fancy for the Merdeka Cup. one of the main races at Ipoh tomorrow. Tudor Wonder, who won easily over 8£ furlongs at Penang. gets 3-lb256 words
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Article83 1957-09-13 14 ROTHERHAM United, the English Second Division soccer club which has been hit by an epidemic of influenza, will again be unable to field a team tomorrow. Rotherham's match on Wednesday against Liverpool was .postponed, and yesterday the management i committee of Engusn football League announced thatReuter - 83 words
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Article245 1957-09-13 14 PRINCE Of LALITA won his last start easily at Singapore m Cl. 2, Div. 1, and should beat this weak Cl. 1, Div. 2 field over 9f. I think the field he beat at Singapore was stronger than this lot. Prince of Lalita gets245 words
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Article, Illustration495 1957-09-13 14 ALLAN LEWIS - If Marigold withdraws, take Rubber Planter ALLAN LEWIS R^VCE by RACE by jyjARHiOLD, winner over six furlongs at Penang his last start is my selection for the s main sprint at Ipoh if he starts. Marigold, who I think is very well treated for a last start winner, especially one495 words
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Article59 1957-09-13 14 FOLLOWING horses will not start to. morrow: Malayan Scholar, Rangoon II Magic Touch, High Socks, j Great Saxon, Little John, Coffee Exporter, Avanti, Early Bird, Santiago, Perseus, Bliss Fire, Triw a 1 1 a. La Ronde, Fire Risk Con. ventional, Mon Sabreur,SSa c Venture, (rawthorne Wood59 words
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Article232 1957-09-13 14 BACK CASH CHEQUE ON TRACK FORM /ASH CHEQUE and Crown Link look the pick of a weak Cl. 1. Div. 3 6f. race. Cash Cheque finished sixth behind Marigold m his last race at Penang, for which he is down two divisions with 7-lb. lessHis half mile m 51 4/5232 words
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642 1957-09-13 14 Brilliant Light is obvious choice in Cl. 1 Div. 4, 6f. ijRILLIANT LIGHT, second to Misty Jadi at the June meeting on this course, is the obvious choice for the Cl. 1, Div. 4, 6f race. He meets weak opposition here, and is down one division with only 4-lb more.642 words
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396 1957-09-13 15 SINGAPORE MALAYS HOLD EASTERN A.A. TO 3-3 DRAW Jalan Besar crowd gets a soccer treat <2INGAPORK MA LAYS gave the 5,472 spectators their moneys worth when they held Eastern A. A M the Merdeka (iames soccer champions, to a 3-3 draw at Jalan BcMUT hist night. There is much to396 words
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Article221 1957-09-13 15 Surrey strongly placed v Rest FINE all-round cricket put Surrey m a commanding position at the end of the second day of their match against the Rest of England at Scarborough yesterday The Rest, with seven second innings wickets m hand, still needed 64 runs to avoid an innings defeat,Reuter - 221 words
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Article39 1957-09-13 15 Lady Margaret Van Cutsem's Refined won the Portland Handicap, run over 5f and 152 yards, by a length from Lord Rosebf Camilla at Doncaster yesterday. Mrs. S. Gillinus Bowerchalke was third an•other neck away. ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article32 1957-09-13 15 ALEX MITEFF, 22-year-old unbeaten Argentine yweight gained his twelfth consecutive win at Denver last i when he knocked out :ny Holman (Chicago) i). the ninth round of a tin-round bout.32 words
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Article26 1957-09-13 15 THE third Singapore siKn athletic meet will He held at the Farrer Park, Athletic Centre on Oct. 20. Entries i I n Sept. *20.26 words
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Article167 1957-09-13 15 QNLY three of Britain's Ryder Cup team to meet the I Lindrick. Yorkshire next month, survived after the third round of the £3.000 British Matchplay golf championship at Turnberry, Ayrshire, yesterday. They were Eric Brown, a Scot from Buchanan Castle, an Irishman Harry Bradshnw (PortBurnock)Reuter - 167 words
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Article223 1957-09-13 15 Aziz Ahmad hits 4 past Slam SIAM were surprisingly beaten 9-2 by Penang, F. A. M. champions, m their soccer match at the City Stadium m Penang last night A feature of the match was the accurate shooting of centre-forward Aziz Ahmad who capped a fine performance by scoring four223 words
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89 1957-09-13 15 DELYILLE WOOD IS TOP AUSSIE SIRE AGAIN DEIMI.Ii: WOOD, an imported English stallion, beaded the list of winning sires In Australia m 1956-51 for the fifth successive season. Figures compiled by the Blood horse Breeders' Association of Australia show that DELVILLE WOOD sired 42 winners of 72 races during lM.'>(>-57.89 words
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Article76 1957-09-13 15 MAJOR T. R. Warren, with a nett 72, won the "A" Division medal round of the Singapore Army Golfing Society over the Royal Singapore Golf Club course on Wednesday. The "B" division winner j was Col. R. A. Stephen j (24) with a nett 70. He76 words
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Article45 1957-09-13 15 Results of last night's English Rugby matt were: Rugby Union: Cross Keys 12 Welsh Acadrml cals 3: Newport 0 Ranjl Walker's XV 3: Rosslyn Park 3 Auvergne Limousin n. Rugby League: Lanca shire Cup second round. Blackpool Bunmgh 12 St. Helens 28.- ReuterReuter - 45 words
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128 1957-09-13 15 Charlton Athletic beat Leyton Orient to take over Div 2 leadership THERE \vor e two chai of leadership m English Soccer League last night though only four matches were played. Charlton Athletic. reed to the Second 1 1 sion. beat London n Leyton Orient 3-2 to depose another London club,Reuter - 128 words
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240 1957-09-13 16 GIANT NEW NUCLEAR PLANT SOON THK "go ahead" was given yesterday for the building of the world's largest nuclear power station m Britain with an output of 500,000 kilowatts, at Hincklev Point, on the Somerset coast. Hinckley Point marks a new stage mReuter; A.P. - 240 words
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Article56 1957-09-13 16 A BOUT 35.500,000 West German voters on Sunday will elect a new Bundestag, Lower House of Parliament the third since the Foundation of the West German Republic m 1949 Fifteen parties are contesting the election, which will decide whether Dr. Konrad Adenauer stays m office as Federal ChancellorReuter - 56 words
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Article26 1957-09-13 16 Rome publisher Maner Lualdi landed his Piper aircraft at Goose Bay, Labrador, last night after a 10-hour. non-stop flight from Keflavik. Iceland.- A.P.A.P. - 26 words
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Article88 1957-09-13 16 GREATER RUBBER OUTPUT WORLD output of natural Yf rubber totalled 190,000 long tons m July compared with 165,000 tons m July, 1956, the U.S. Commerce Department reported m Washington yesterday. Production m the seven months of the year was 1,065,500 tons, or 30,500 tons greater than m the same portionA.P. - 88 words
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Article55 1957-09-13 16 Five British companies announced m London last night that the Soviet Union has agreed to pay them $63,000,000 to build a giant factory for the manufacture of tyres m the Ukraine. Delivery of the plant will start early next year. It Is expected to be cor""^t«d byA.P. - 55 words
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Article155 1957-09-13 16 Sukarno -Hatta rift ended? PRESIDENT Sukarno and Indonesia's former VicePresident Mohammad Hatta. yesterday strode arm m arm from another session of the roundtable conference m Jakarta between representatives of the government and the rebellious outlying islands. Asked how the conference was proceeding, President Sukarno beamed and said: "just look atReuter; A.P. - 155 words
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Article, Illustration51 1957-09-13 16 picture. The jumble sale m aid of the Cheshire Homes held at the Presbyterian Church Hall, Stamford Road. was a success. Among the hundreds of people who I rushed m for "bargains" were two of these patrons are being served by one of the helpers. Mrs. Elizabeth Lee, left FreeFree Press - 51 words
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Article138 1957-09-13 16 pREATER interchange of information and freed diplomatic movement between the West and Iron Curtain countries are indicated m latest reports from London and Washington. In London, Britain has disclosed it has offered to join with Russia m scrapping all curbs on the movements of diplomatsA.P.; U.P. - 138 words
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Article220 1957-09-13 16 That crooked filmland halo... -BY A LAWYER DEFENSE lawyer, Mr. Arthur J. crowley charged yesterday that the criminal libel and smut charges against Confidential magazine are a "conspiracy" by the film industry to cover up the "immoral activities of people who are idols to millions of teen-agers." Draping the "freedom220 words
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