The Singapore Free Press, 17 October 1957

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    16 1 The Singapore Free Press I Own Family Paper I rrr qLursdayrOctober 17. 1957. Price 15 CU.
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    Lock icon Extra guards for Queen
    444 1 THREATENING NOTES fROM IP!£H REPUBLICAN FANATICS rpUREATENING letters X against Queen Elizabeth have resulted in extra protections being laid on for her American tour. The Montreal Herald said yesterday that Scotland Yard had ordered extra guards as a result ot threatening letters from fanatically anti British
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    AN EMERGENCY DECLARD BY SYRIANS
    900 1 AN EMERGENCY DECLARD BY SYRIANS I" Suites wa rns that Soviet attack on Turkey could draw United States retaliation against Russian territory But America, Britain stay calm THE PRO-SOVIET SYRIAN ARMY HAS CLAMPED A STATE OF EMERGENCY ON THE COUNTRY. OFFICERS AND MEN ARE BEING RECALLED FROM LEAVE, AND ARMS
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    'SWEDEN IS NOT MAKING A-BOMB'
    19 1 'SWEDEN IS NOT MAKING A-BOMB' f nur h uuthonied kholm !l-«-ta the Lib rala manumy for no trul -hat-
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    Rubber price
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      31 1 I liiiimi.iiini miimmiiiniiiiiiimmiimiiimmmmnmiiimiiiimiiimmimimimmi^^^ \((IIONY KIDNAP— The full story in back page] I lil|||lllllll li i!iii!i!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiniiii.iiiiiiiiniiii lii1 ii Niiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiisi»iiii;iiii,imisiiiiiimimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiimi..., -111:11 :;i.iiiiiiiiiir WHERE S the lorry driver? L^ Q he's having fj a
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    $1M. DROP IN COLLECTIONS IS PREDICTED
    320 2 $1M. DROP IN COLLECTIONS IS PREDICTED Malayartisation upsets Income Tax Dept. Backlog headache ends STAFF changes and upsets in the liiconu Tax Department, due to Malay anisution. is expected to reduce tax collection in Singapore by about $1,000,000, this year. The Comptroller of income Tax, Mr. o. r HollOWay, told
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    Lock icon Rise in U.K. car exports
    68 2 Mk Harold Kfacmillan, Hi iti. h Prime Minister, opei Ui| the rj.>7 motor show at Earlfl Court In London y i, rday, said tie bad < very confidence th a t Britain would regain and retain top place among the world's motor exporters A feature
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    Centre to aid fallen women
    218 2 I A MOVE has been initiated to set up in Singapore a rehabilitation centre for I prostitutes which is likely to be sponsored jointly by the j Singapore Council of Wo--1 men and the Bahai Centre. Mrs. Shirin Fozdar. who is secretary of both the
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    93 2 picture. ii ii iiiimiiii ii ii 1 1 ii nin 1 1 iimiii iiniiiiin mi i im; i z Prof. A. Oppenheim, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Malaya (left), and Mr. M. P. Carson, 5 the Canadian Trade Commissioner, viewing the complete set of the statues of Canada which were
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    Lock icon Epidemic vacation
    21 2 Istanbul authorities have ordered all elementary and intermediate schools closed for five days because of I A.sian flu. A.P.
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    50 2 picture I !m Kranrt 1! n t <H l n )brr nmKnatf> colcbratrd his 78th birthday with E S Jttended m x P i y at Is 5} n fmpor iW c Wort than a thousand ruetti I Free Press s vsranuswn;, mr U"er ||o< k and Nr ()ucc (iatn.
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    CO-OP LEADER OFF TO CEYLON
    111 2 CO-OP LEADER OFF TO CEYLON operative Un i ul N. A. Kularaj ih, wil l represent the Colon at the Fifth Asia ß Regional TraininMj Course to b< heto M\ i Nuwara Eliya, Ceylon r The course. or| tilsed by« the Intern:! I about^B Organisation, ill j as from Nov.
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    Lock icon RADIATION KILLS AFTER 12 YEARS
    57 2 RADIATION KILLS AFTER 12 YEARS Saburo Komaki, a 44. X year-old former Japanese policeman, has died 1 Hiro- Bshima from what doctors* claimed was rediation illness B caused by the atoi 1 bomfc-H ing of the city 12 3 ars ago.X It was the 27th c ?ath this V year
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      43 2 r" IHCl^^mMHHllllliilliliMiMl ii--~" C t 1 > SATURDAY "MIDNIGHT" CAPITOL IN THE SHADOW OF A HANGMAN'S NOOSEu §J^r>- A TOWN HID ITS EVIL SECRET! W*4 /-Z,,,«*-\V? JOCK MAHONF:Y IIAN^ PATTEN dX cowo»» CHARLES McGRAW BARBARA LAWRENCE L (TO r^^l_ I A lINIVLR'.AI. INTERNATIONAL PICTURE
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      22 2 RARE EXQUISITE H CROCODIU II SHIRTS II 1^( pi Ji.ir-i nr trn* *j x I I KfiOH firm i ii«(»»»%'*'" 1 I
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    60 3 f Malayans are among the (i 8 Christian students chosen from thousands of applicants from I latin Unerica who are now in the United States on a study tour Here they are shown Vsia. Euro f jjfary Grayden Hall of the American University in 'Vashington. before they were enrolltihS^k™^*®?!** .-o
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    Lock icon It's a dog's life!
    198 3 It's a dog's life! i PHOTOGRAPH of 1 1 A a dog travelling through space in a I rocket l.'Jl) miles above I the earth was publishIB ed in The Soviet Navy, I the newspaper of the Soviet fleet, ill MOSCOW 1 1 yesterday, H It shows a hu.skieI type
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    Lock icon U.S. fail in four space rocket attempts
    262 3 U.S. fail in four space rocket attempts TWO MORE MISSILES ARE READY TO CO •'FHE United States Air Force stated yesterday in Washington that four attempts had been made to fire research rockets from balloons to distances of 4,000 miles out in space, but had failed because of weather conditions.
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    Lock icon HELICOPTERS IN FLOOD RELIEF
    26 3 Fifteen U.S. Navy helicopters yesterday joined relief operations in the floodstricken area of Valencia, where nearly 100 people are feared dead.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Thief's loot is a 40-foot windmill
    34 3 Police, in Fabribault. Minnesota, are hunting for a thief and his unusual loot. The thief stole a 40-foot j windmill from the farm of 1 William Ruzicka. U.P.
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    Lock icon SLICE BET WON HIM $675,000
    83 3 A 27 YKAR-OLD Italian carpenter from Salerno y<\st»>r day collected $075,000 (Malayan) on M 57.50 invest Rient in a hor.se race betting pool at Caracas, Venezuela. Giovanni Pugiiesc Dlmlele, who migrated to Venezuela 28 months ago, was the only bettor who picked six winning horses
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    Lock icon Building kills 11
    17 3 Eleven persons were killed when a 100-year-old twostorey building collapsed in Calcutta. I U.P.
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      208 3 ii CiIIIfIIIiSIIBIIIIIIII OPENS TO-DAY PAVILION rv i -^"3\ l\ <^ i^yTJfjT^ .N>-Tim d -Jfc^a Q/l(C dQQtcC' a little MififtlflfiSppi liverboat gal wlw taught a sophisticated haclielor all about Love, A^ stuffy ()Un -il >oll t Pun ...and an ulira-modern gT family about Happiness! RhQbW ■■■V I UNnVERSALINTtRNATIONALPr fIH BL REYNOLDS
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    The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, Oct. 17, 1957. Opinion A new Red surprise?
    225 4 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, Oct. 17, 1957. Opinion A new Red surprise? ljussiA has become Increasingly men-! acing .since she made claim to a successful testing of a transcontinental missile and her undeniable launching of a space .satellite. And, in the absence of any effective Western counter, the Kremlin
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    THE REDS GO MAD FOR ROCK-N-ROLL
    1038 4 THE REDS GO MAD FOR ROCK-N-ROLL JHE ordinary Rus s i i u is win keen <M! television, cine nias, dancing an d theatres, although in iik'iiv respects, the tourist finds thai these lour means of entertainment ar e carried on in a roan ncr to which he is n«>i
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    BY THE WAY
    62 4  -  Denchcomber ASDF A MAN who is said to have tested fell outboard motor 1X In his hath complained of th<> noise made i>v a racing motorist who toned engines on the Moor helow. Was there nobody in a flat above to turn on the radio M full
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    ROADS VICE FREE
    130 5 ROADS VICE FREE [stitution is now ■underground I ■orous re H' i Hi vice I m B island. I police ;titution I Li of form of B X r the city. Hlars" are known to m, been diverted from H hotels to brothols set fl.' I.^1 and bungaHe. m notorious
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    Television star
    169 5 The Litest < oinbini'd Mrvteti niti i iain ment, show "Keep <>n Slnfing" wtii arrive in Singapmre «*n Wednesday, Oct. :jo fof i four- I night enffftfement In various military centres In the Colony. In addition, there will be a matinee at IS j p.m. at the British
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    Island ferry plan to boost tourist trade
    510 5 GROUNDWORK HITS SNAG ON LAUNCH FARES i| 810 FOR PRIVATE-OWNED BOATS TO INITIATE SCHEME WITH LOCAL VISITORS sible. An established stream of visitors is expected to rouse in the islanders a "tourist consciousness" that will result in organised receptions for visiting parties, refreshment
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      155 5 BLISTERING ACTION DRAMA of m a UNITED NATIONS Patrol on a SUICIDE ASSIGNMENT! 9 GEORGF. BAKER JJk 1 STANLEY BAKER W 1 HARRY ANDREWS IBM MICHAEL M EDWIN wNri a ■I* M. y jw^flp M 9 Mb ijß %aB fill IS** Ifi 'il' ---^rS REX Saturday Midnight I f^f >V
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      47 6 L J FILTERS j J Will MM --V I The Miracle Tip is so easy- 1 drawing, superior in cv way And L& M has the m I ness, the unmistakable Havi i of the best tobaccos. jPVlfe: MUCH MC".E [W FLAVOUR BTrr" much less |jJVf NICOTINE
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      279 6 >I\MMI\KI hv I«• 1 alk mml Phil liavii at: .a I i../..., <0\). 1 [(GULf^-Tm i AMP THAT UU£\ NOW, iP YOU WlLu \t/OHP.PHE <^~ \I YOU GET NOkV yOUR Ar /-> PLEASE TW AT YOU 9 T OKI THE FLOOR I 6£ UP WHAT-- OIM/POOF- Wlf-ES IM THAT JUST
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      473 6 i |>okn today, you hav< abn j E O which should brin- fam E brilliant career, for y v hay beyond th« average mi i be developed from earlle S Your one danger, perl yon may .scatter your I n too broad a iield. j L.-am to concentrate on on.
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    RUSSIANS PLOT WITH ARABS
    313 7 Britain claims 'collusion in Middle East fears Red leader snubs diplomatic protocol tactics gRITJSH officials charged last night there were signs of "collusion" between Syria, Egypt and Russia, in stirring up fears of a new world war sparked in the Middle East. They said the common,
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    Lock icon Syrian the new Red focal point
    214 7 I leaders for refusing to falJ for a "Trojan Horse" manoeuvre. Allied diplomats who have been consulting urgently over Mr. Khrushchev's gambits took the view his letters to Socialist leaders inevitably would reap some effective propaganda dividends. The British officials gave this timetable of
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      485 7 li/ K closing prices LONDON, Ott 16. Previous Today I i RSS cU j buyeis 24\ buyere RBBER <ts Oct. 4 g^J era 25 sellers 1^"^" ..I- buyers 24% buyers 24 i sellers 24 a sellers 24 buyers 24 >i buyers l l; ,5,K N». 1 l M% filers 25
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      74 7 142 YEARS of experience J^^ffK IN WATCHMAKING >^^^^^^| THI SWISS WATCH /^^^^f^i^Jkl C||^^*F ISIS I m tiff c vtt JinWt IO1 FOR ALL CLIMATES Li M T GENEVE 1 i^JjjpJJjMA (b f BATT(>r co SINCAPO »r^^^Sj x wedding PICTURES Make arrcngements n <* tv for your photographs to be taken
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      115 7 Today's Radio Programme for Singapore 1.15 p.m. Lunchtlme Concert; 1.30 Time Signal and News; 1.45 Ladies Only; 5.00 Calling All Hospitals, presented by MaLsle Conceicao; 6.00 Time Signal and l*rogramme Summary; 6.02 Calling All Children; 6.30 Speak Malay; 6.35 Radio Dance Club: 6.53 Announcements and Singapore Share Market Report; 7.00
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      43 7 SINGAPORE HIGH TIDES TODAY: 3.53 p.m. TOMORROW: 6.35 am and 5.33 p.m. SATURDAY: 7.51 am and 7.22 p.m. SUNDAY: 841 a.m. and 8.3G p.m. MONDAY: 9.18 a.m. and 9.31 pm. TUESDAY: 9.5! a.m. and 10 20 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 10.25 a.m. and 1107 p.m.
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    TRAPPED SPIDER MAN SAVED
    152 8 TRAPPED SPIDER MAN SAVED OTEEPLEJACK Tom JackBon, aged 32, is 15 stone and glad of itit aved tiis iiie last week as he lay trapped for four hours on top of a 110-foot high chimney, at Sabden, near Burnley, Lanes. Six toni s, each weigh:;. 2cwt., slid outwards as he
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    She has courage
    99 8 She has courage JOAN h!< M 33 v.,i ild woman diplomat i once more s< I ting hi r nn n col an < xample, Lasi yea r, dvi ing lhe I ommunist revoli in Budapi I com ul .loan culm And determined again and n drovi i r Land-]
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    British housewives catch the gambling fever
    173 8 British housewives catch the gambling fever "Bingo/ the latest gambling fever, is spreading like an epide- mic among Britain's housewives. Like other fevers, it is a menace, attacking its victims 1 minds until n they lose all sense of time and value. H Bingo-crazy women sit for hours spending most
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    out War on foxes
    262 9 out War on foxes DBIGHT Bflite J> kustralia re ictonan sweeping I iri ringing:. huM Kenetting fences ire being built.... Kite all P«* ()t v lirmers 1 war on th€ fox. Sid to tralia ul S fit > M be aus. they thought it rnnld be fl" 1 l 0
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    It's out of this world
    59 9 t ?"V f greatest ff* ctl ;n 't this years or Show was wvoltuonan Olds- V l lr "ana Qol •en Rocket," u<( Jnmbers, which d, fiwi- arcI' i rubber nil], ir unions in Steering he driver's I foi i when to on. urc the
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    Cor ace Moss weds Katie
    136 9 Cor ace Moss weds Katie STIRLING MOSS, j ace British racing driver was married last week in London to 22--year-old Katie Molson, daiii; liter of .1 Canadian brewer. The wedding-day, however, got oil to a had start for Katie— on the way back to her hotel from the hairdresser's she
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    Calf for a shy giraffe
    56 9 MHQQ I Whip hag given birth tn a female calf. I valued al E I M ti- i i giraffe the i ,11 decided t<> nd hei to Whipsnade thn o i took keepei mi thi to p* i ii.ni. hei to cnt i r
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    Man with a hand in his pocket
    1461 10 Man with a hand in his pocket THERE ifi I Mr. Colin Teyms to see you, sir, and his secretary/ There waa no expression on Sergeant Tear Say Koo's lace when he made the announcement but he allowed himself a suspicion of a smile when he heard LatUTfl Rroan. "That's
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    Another Latiff story by... Pelham Groom
    1133 10 Latifl returned to the box just when the Pontianak was enjoying one of her ugliest moments. He leant over and whispered in Lai Peng's ear. "Murder". "I know. Isn't it fun? I shall always carry nails about with mo in future." "It's the real
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    Our jungle fighters must have
    1088 11  -  ADELAIDE EASTLEY ASDF illllllllllilllllllllllilllUlllNllUlllllllllllllllllllllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiii IV\V alter day, in the Federation's deepest jangles a food drama is foeiii£ enacted has been enacted since the Emergency began, It is a modern miracle. How else can men. often 50 to 100 miles Inside trackless Jungle, regard the tact
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      27 11 Going on Leave? KEEP IN TOUCH WITH THE STRAITS BUDGET ix Months Air Freight Subscription (IK only) SM 00 ll Months Sea Mail Subscription (Anyuherr) $13 59
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    Lock icon C-Plan aid is above politics
    243 12 C-Plan aid is above politics inn *****1111!" npHE Colombo Plan, uiit ol the world's ".'••■.i 1 h< !i:»'S fOX lifting mankind out of \.Tty, owes much ol its success to its nonconcern with international politics, Colombo Plan conference sources in Saigon said. Xhe Colombo Plan for r. economic development of
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    Lock icon Chiang calls for 'new blood'
    46 12 Generalissimo hlang Kai-shek told his ruling Kuomintang Party at Its congress In Taipeh to revi. c its constitution and Inject new blood Into its ranks. He told the 500 key members that these should be their two main objectives. Tri> U.P.
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    Lock icon HK GANGSTERS REEL UNDER POLICE DRIVE
    210 12 HK GANGSTERS REEL UNDER POLICE DRIVE lIONG KONG'S Triad societies are reeling under the impact of an ■■»•«•i1 A il all-out police drive to eradicate mem. More than 800 Triad members have been detained in the past six weeks and, since the beginning of the year, 3,000 have been taken
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    52 12 On behalf of the Mayor of Kobe, Japanese Captain T. Sawada (centre) presented the Mayor of Seattle, Mr. Gordon S. Clinton (left) with a valuable Satsuma vase as another step in sister- city ceremonies between the two thriving ports. Admiring the vase on right is Mr William F. Devin, ex-mayor
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    Lock icon Jap training for Indians?
    59 12 f r f ii Timed of India commenting on Prime Ministei Nfenru'fl vi.sit, to Jap in. said India could [< irn much !"roin Japan in Indus! rial development it expressed hope that tndia "win make thn host v c o! the Japanese offor I I establl
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    WATCH OUT'
    36 12 The Manila Evening News told its readers, "Don't be scared by a battalion of Egyptian troops going to Syria. "But keep your eyes peeled rather at Asian developments about to crop up soon." UP.
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    Lock icon "Stunt to cover Red weakness'
    140 12 NATONALJST Chinese Foreign Minister George Yeh said in Taipeh that the launching of Soviet Russia's earth satellite was "chiefly designed a.s a propaganda stunt." "The Russians are still far from having an atomic deliver]/ Capacity in long-range missiles equivalent to the longrange bomber force Of
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      Lock icon Some nations sceptical on Japan aid
      176 12 Some nations sceptical on Japan aid Mil. Ataru Kobayashi, who was appointed by Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi as Japan's special envoy to South-East Asia, said on his return to Tokyo, that certain nations in the area remained "sceptical" to the formation qj a South-East Asian development fund. Mr. Kobayashi, who
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      25 12 Six Japanese whaling fleets comprising 129 vessels have been alerted for tru' beginning of the 1958 international whaling season, scheduled to begin in December.- Reuter
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      31 12 The United States Surgeoo General, Dr. Leroy E. Burney has denied the a 1 1 c g ation that Japanese toys were coated with paint containing toxio amounts of lead. Reuter
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      27 12 w Malaya is attending the second conference of the Food and Agricultural Organisation Development Centre on Farm Planning and Management now in session in New Delhi. U.P.
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      25 12 Burma's U Nyun has been appointed Deputy Executive Secretary of the U.N. Economic Commission for world. Asia and the Far East I (ECAFE).— A .P.
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      22 12 Communist North Korea has proposed to South Korea the establishment i»i trade relations between the two Koreas. Radio Pekii..; re- ported U.P.
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      18 12 THE COUNCIL ON TOURISM in JAKARTA SAID 2 599 TOURISTS LAST YEAR VISITED INDONESIA SPENDING ABOUT U554,000,000.- U.P.
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      24 12 India Is expected to sign cultural pacts with Cze choslovakia. Egypt and Communist China for a further exchany. 1 of scientists, educators students.— U.P.
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      15 12 The newly- appointed Egyptian Ambassador to Japan, Mr. Moustafa Youssef, has arrived in Tokyo.- Reuter
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      22 12 Construction of a plant cupable of turning out 140.--000 tons of table salt a year has begun at Oka- yama. Japan. U.P.
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      16 12 I Yugoslavia and Ceylon I agreed to establish I matic relations at legation I level.— Reuter
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      44 12 Dr Alexander Langmuir chief of the epidemiology branch of the U.S. Public Health Service's communicable disease centre at Atlanta. Georgia, said thai there was evidence <i'° Asian flu virus which has swept the world oriffinatrd in the Netherlands i rather than in Ash U.P.
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      20 12 Jakarta officials that Japanese Minister Nobusuke will hold full-lengtt cusslons on war tlons. soon after arrival there on N A.P.
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      19 12 Two Jakarta newsi editors arrested wj month on chare printing harmful reports have been I from military detent U.P.
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      14 12 Pakistani Presidenl der Mirza is due in Jordan on Od Official visit. A. P.
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      66 12 Asia:« solidarity is his aim Bouth Vietnamese President Ngo Dinh Diem will na and India early In November "in the in- I ol Increa Ing a Lan olidarity." Reuter V- nOP Hilt V O^ i DahUnr i y f r~~y i i Iflf^ (Ci TRANSPORT STORAGE LTD II 0 fv!)^
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      15 12 B»£?di §Pi»% li 3^^H afLiiiil iiLiilm MbF i iliiihtiAi .ft. il 0 BHWiKffl ***** Ba^Hr^'"
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    OH, THESE MODERN BRIDES!
    593 13 OH, THESE MODERN BRIDES! They are taking the romance out of weddings, says EILEEN ASHCROFT. ni hi i mil mm mi iininhi 11 in Minimum illinium ipHERK Wai a time 1 1 vv hcn j Him star i marriage was one > of the sights ot the feminine w0r1d.... j
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    How long the skirt?
    38 13 LON DON ROME PARIS Decreed by JOHN ciljamV-K-^ by Decreed by DIOR CAVANACH clrlr* SIMUNETTA show CAVANAGH sk.rr 19^ from —as you were, sk.rt 16 from the ground. the ground 15" from the ground.
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    EXPERTS DISAGREE
    381 13 E HftiE perennial problems of how x long you wear your skirt: E Now and only now—is it possible to giive a balanced report on what the fashion -fixers say. H Most of the bis names in the three big centres of fashion say SHORTER E .but yesterday
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    WHISKERS
    108 13 I^^^AJAPWORTH TELLS A SHAGGY FASHION STORY are the latest fashion I lv <m >ou. banj up to J the i. test ia v c baggie, to right, M thta I pullover in long-haired pile Cloth... the trio Of hats— each one with *n inch-deep furry bloom the hairy umbrella
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      149 13 YOU CAN JUDGE A WOMAN BY HER VOICE TCDGAR BERGEN, the American ventriloquist, I a man J with a food word foj the English woman "The one thing I noticed when i arrived In i mdon tva.s the wonderful Eni lish voice You see i am used to listening to
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    Lock icon SRC SET FOR FOURTH TITLE
    285 14 Coutts ana Desker shine in 5-1 win oiNGAPORC Recreation iut>, the champions, continue to let a eraeklnf put* in this year i Singapore Hotkey Association Div. <>»** league when they beat s.c.k.c l on the padanj yes terday. s R c, who arc Hi. only
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    Lock icon GOONESENA IS CEYLON'S 1957 SPORTS STAR
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    ARSENAL DRAW
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    PULO BUKOM WIN REPLAY
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    39 14 Neville Sison, the Malayan B three miles champion. his fourth eros race in one month, wiier. :::I beat Gordon Malpass a: I Changi yesterday. Sison clicked 21min 47, I a new record. Third i. 8...1 Thompson. I
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