The Singapore Free Press, 28 November 1957

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1 4 The Singapore Free Press
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    15 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Taper Singftpttt, Thursday, November JB, 1957. Price ITil'ts.
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    Nixon defines his new role
    197 1 Nixon defines his new role |-ij NIXON, asked to B' define his own role K< moment, said Bp'sident Eisenhower ;E- asked him, almost KasiLiliv. to take up the fti::':..- duties as he had Mien the President sufX; his heart attack These extra duties were ■ar-dy c remonial. and they Xi-
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    34 1 i>i( lure li Robert Bl mk, m is garlanded v Offlcei Wahid bin HaJi Talb when i( Ul vIsH t the ivu- »i Malayan Wavj ''i 13 In hi* cm •< ■:<■ as Comman Free Press
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    Lock icon The law must be kept
    345 1 A RED CHINA MESSAGE FOR STUDENTS IN MALAYA- DEI) CHINA yesterday IV urged Overseas Chinese schools to observe the laws and regulations of the country in which they functioned. This statement, contained in a report issued by the Overseas Chinese Affairs Commission and broadcast by
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    Rubber price
    33 1 December fit I trade rub ocr buyer f.o.b opened In Singapore thl morning i ceni a Ib., up hall i ceni on terdaj cl i he t< >ne was qui< I
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    XMAS SPECIAL
    58 1 XM AS SPECIAL ra 1 1 ■<>!:,;■ )W S Pn v'//u contain ttn w I/im pag of fa t, fun and fiction your chn, i ma entertainment. There Is something for every member of the fam Christmas ><■* hori '>• Christmas pin tips, and a full pap( of children' >>-.
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    Lock icon IKE TO STAY ON IN OFFICE
    736 1 IKE TO STAY ON IN OFFICE I 'There is no necessity for the President I I io consider resignation says Mr. Nixon I PRESIDENT EISENHOWER k making an excellent recovery from his illness and there is no question of his having to resign, This was made clear In statements In
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    Lock icon 'Lot of love but...'
    129 2 'Lot of love but...' rv\HE Chiel Mir tei Mr I i mi v. -v. Hock, said yea- rdaj th.it th< r< had t *'n a j, i „r love between Sin gapor< and the Federation but "the question o! marriage hail not cropped up lie v..- answering questions by visiting
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    Lock icon FRANCE TELLS U.N KEEP HANDS OFF ALGERIA
    340 2 Thoughtless interference' can bring no practical results JTRANCE called on the United Nations yesterday to keep hands off the Algerian problem and to permit the French Government to continue its programme of reforms. Foreign Minister Christian Pineau told tin General Assembly's 82-nation Political
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    Lock icon A 'MILD' RED REBUKE
    88 2 A 'MILD' RED REBUKE rpURKISH authorities said JL yesterday that the Soviet Premier, Marshal Bulganin's latest warning to Turkey was more moderate than previous anti-Turkish statements. While Government leaders studied Bulganin's note to Premier Adnan Mendercs. the Foreign Ministry declined official comment Meanwhile the British Foreign Office yesterday discounted the
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    Lock icon Warning on Red offers
    48 2 American foreign affairs specialist yesterday warned SEATO delegates that Soviet trade offers are a ma.sk over Communist plans for world domination. Professor George Taylor of the University of Washington said in Baguio Russia aimed to unbalance economies for an eventual Red takeover A. P.
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    Lock icon BLAZE IN THE SKY
    84 2 MOSCOW Radio yesterday quoted a Soviet scientist as saying the carrier rocket of Sputnik- i will blaze so fiercely nhen it disintegrates early next month that it will be seen "even <>n a sunny day." "it will be particularly important to study the cloud Of gas
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    Lock icon Israel: Peace certain
    137 2 Israel: Peace certain TSRAKLI Premier. Mr. Da- vid Ben Gurion declared last night that he was "certain of peace with the Arabs even as new reports of Jordanian-Israeli tension altered into Jerusalem. But he said, if Russia refrained from interfering the task of building friendly relations would be easier. A
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    Lock icon Fleets In war games
    92 3 4 OUO-man tusk force A sailed from Manila nd okinawan ports to jvous at s^a for amhibious warfare maneU vres to be climaxed by g on Eastern Luzon. More than 25 ships of the rj S Seventh Fleet and tie Navy are taking ar t i
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    DEPLORABLE STATE OF AFFAIRS IN YOUTH CLUBS
    442 3 DEPLORABLE STATE OF AFFAIRS IN YOUTH CLUBS Mingapore Youth Council survey repeals three \nain_factors holding back growth in Colony Most of them in 'some danger* IUK sub-committee of the Singapore Youth Council formed i s !i r )i e v leieure activities of young people in the Colony lof youth
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    Lock icon Greek-Turk talks
    29 3 The British Labour Party yesterday called on the Government in London to spo int talks between Greek and Turkish leaders to brt.uk the deadlock on Cyprus. U.P.
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    Poll complaint not yet lodged
    294 3 ELECTION CHANCES PREJUDICED? \TO official protest hud been lodged yesterday x^ by the Independent candidate, Mr. Lav Liat Meng, against the choice of Balestier Community Centre us a polling station. Mr Lav feels that his chances In the election will be prejudiced If the centre
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    Lock icon Bid to avert veto
    38 3 swdrn las! nighi tabled it New zork amendment to \nc five power Security c louncll dra 1 1 re loluf lon to k,i ihmir In t tic dope ol avertins ;i Soviet veto. Reuter
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      20 3 WARNING! This Kid is Loaded With Laughs! ITS JERRY LEWIS as "THE DELICATE I DELINQUENT" A Paramount Picture cub exquisite
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      183 3 jj-or tl\e with Jjidcrlminating taMe LEUBs, <3E N EVE White gold >£§' White gold case with Ro||ed case with 8 diamond W (>)>| ()<) 6 diamond Sold by all leading watch dralers Sole Agents FAVRE LEUBA WATCH CO., LTD. 18-F. Battery Road. Singapore 1 YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE During December, 1957.
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  • The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, Nov, 28, 1957
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      Opinion A FRIEND IS ILL
      228 4 Opinion A FRIEND IS ILL news of President <■ Eisenhower's illness has caused concern among all the Free Peoples of the world. Noi because America will be deprived of their leader but because it is as though a personal friend is sick. Ever since the wartime invasion of NorthWest Africa
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    Tiny beads make the roads safer
    113 4 jyjILLIOXS of minute glass beads may be used to revolutionise the road signs of Britain, to make them as visible under headlamps as they are by day. and thus to add to the safety of the country's highways. For years Britain has lagged behind
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    53 4 RIGHT! lets see you overstuffed gourmets shake up a few courses of this 'ere vol -au-vent wuntwo, wunrwo (Under a new British Army messing scheme being trwd out at a Royal Artillery unit near London "bangers" and' u duff" /;<-'■ wun by such items as fillet steak, vol-au-vent, Charlotte Russe
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    From a special correspondent
    125 4 Ing out vast quantities of the special materials need«d to make "night signs" as visible as "day signs"' and exporting them. Last year Britain spent £600.000 in dollars obtaining one basic reflective material 'the pinhead-sized glass beads known as "ballotini") from the U.S. But now this
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    PLASTIC LINE
    99 4 Yet a third company, Constructed Ltd., of Byfleet. Surrey, which pioneered the plastic white line (when paint was scarce during the wan. is already finding in advance, of the future national plan —that 4c per cent ol its orders from county authorities are now tor the new reflective
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    NEW COLOURS
    77 4 a new coli ur scheme may also b< v ted in road c '"ii in. t< i f i o£ the present iniform black on white. a strong case will bo made oui to] ad pi In Ihe U.S. system ol v ing Lgna 1 el agoi .1!
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    48 4 picture, /A l): <! f maki Britain* road, a fer thii horror ponei \ssuea by the Royal Society for the Prevention or Accidents, ha been goino up all over the country nn month it depicti a human skull. In a alas* m f" r holding a steering wheel, A.P.
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    BY THE WAY
    78 4  -  Unknwon sdfgsadgfasdf a 'iviE discovery by French scientists of a serum which Will keep people young at 70 is bad news for the diet-quacks. Who is going to be bothered with raw carrot, boiled parsely, and quincejuice when he can get a delicious scrum? The prospect o/
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    Government still silent on fate of Dr. Chuang
    229 5 Government still silent on fate of Dr. Chuang WILL HE BE RELEASED? tin; Singapore Government is maintaining discreet silence on the future of Dr. mang Chu Lin, former head of the Chung Cl !iu Hi^li School, in spite of varied specutitions. jrts have been circulating in responsible circles that he
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    44 5 picture. "SISTER" ROSETTA THORPE, the guitar -strumming gospel singer who sings religious loords to tunes E With a rock 'n' roll beat, is now touring Britain E With the Chris Barber jazz band. She has offered to sing in churches during her tour.- Reuter
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    Lock icon An artificial kidney works
    41 5 A N ftcial kidney has A a patient's life, 'eports the New China lews Agency. aid of the device. 0 the First Muni:al in Shanghai waste products diseased kidney. L luids through 60 a of diaphragms. Reuter
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    Burglary graph shoots up
    295 5 Burglary graph shoots up SECURELY FASTENED DOORS AND WINDOWS THE BEST SAFEGUARDS TTOISEBREAKING and burglary are on the increase in Singapore, and householders are reminded that securely fastened doors and windows are the best safeguards. Police yesterday warned that no risks should be taken— not even in the day. When
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    SERVICE AWARD FOR SHIP
    52 5 npiiF; Bingftpore Minister for Cominunicftt ions &nd Work.s, Mr. Franri.; ThO mas. i;i:,t night presented an excellence nwßrd to the si ruts steamship t&h s<>\. Kimanla, The presentation wm made in recognition ol the Klmnnir;' outstanding v. <>rk 111 report in", meteorological Information to Singapore and
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      65 5 A DELPHI GRILL 6 X presents !kBAR N E T T "^£k &di; l ri o Internationally Famous as THE TWO ,|1 MAKE BELIEVES I A Comedy Team you should not miss, here for a short season only. *k BOOK YOUR TABLE NOW! l"l I #-l fj I Oil dm
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      77 5 ji^vt" OPENS TODAY beautiful DARING Southern STORY blue-blood shock Mf RACIAL sudden I u-\|ft > m fTil TREMENDOUS STORY THAT f"| I|Q|# SNAPS THE vLtllliV BONDS OF m g% mw^ MW§ CONVENTION! H llfllll t mMj^^Sk TifONNE DeCarlo, H j jl CAPITOL SPORTS TROPHfES at competitive priC68 t p&y us
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      299 6 Ji;il HAWKC lM *»r<lll«'.T JoiMlilH Jf/ 7^ TO FIND CLUSTEQ i^f- LOOK BEW<MD yOU JEFP W Y OU AOG WOW BUT WMV MAVE j STJPAKCit GiOW'M, Ln,H7S ABOul him PH B "-AT iS f a(."h->DUB C->-, rj SPACE > A\ yOU BBOU3HT ME I -AND A\A-i(H < '*t Al I
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      403 6 BORN today, you uv a pe rfecti at heart and want only th there Li out ot life. y O v content with anything sec and wUI do without rathe! a compromise. This can certain amount of tei appointment, but U you i?J severe, you eventually actly what you wani
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      102 7 LONDON, Nov 27Previous Today .v» l fcSS Spot 2:1 4 buyi-ii 23V4 buyera 808 23 tf «-Hers %Z% MlWa 1 KSS BettlMMßl B T ?r%« j*« gjf bii I>;ers1 > ers s?g ln yers 13% seUera 1396 wtlistt prtCtfJ quoted in pence. Above prices Quoted in pence.
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      New York prices
      119 7 NEW YORK, Nov. 27. Previous Today fIN Straits Spot 87 50 nom. 88 87 nom. fl\ futures ■tanliMl Contract Deo. unquoted unquoted Jan unquoted unquoted •n\r- oui.-t SALES: Nil■raits Contract Dec. 86.62 buyers 87.75 buyers ilr 87 12 sellers 88.50 sellers lan 86.37 buyers 87 50 buyers
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      34 7 tNEW YORK, Nov. 27. Previous Today Industrials 435 34 446 03 Railroads 99 93 103.01 Domestic Bonds 84.39 84 38 66 69 67 58 |5 s Composite Averages 145 67 149.10
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      U.S. PEPPER
      67 7 I Mali -ponz spot and waltir ;*se 24 2. afloats November shipment spot and awaitag "24, afloats 23 to c prices quoted 23 \'>, November shipment unquoted- Muntok white spot 33 'i, i\ waiting release 33, afloats 33 to 314. November shipment So)£ sellers ex-dock. in U.S. cents
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      119 7 LONDON, Nov. 27. Prerloas Today k COPRA Philippines ci.f. UK/ I North. Kuropean delivered weight per ion* ton Nov/Dec- $179 quoted $182 4 sellers COPKV st I;l it s ri f U-K./Njrth t European driivrred weight per lon ton N(>v Dec- £64*; buyers £65', buyers £65tf
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    QUESTION ON ARREARS IN RURAL TAXES
    122 7 QUESTION ON ARREARS IN RURAL TAXES A QUESTION about rate- payers who owe the Singapore Rural Board money will be raised by Mr. John Ede at the next Legislative Assembly meeting on Dec. 4. The board has recovered only about $300,000 of $1,500,000 in revenue arrears, according to the report
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    COLONY STUDIES JAPANESE AID OFFER
    425 7  - COLONY STUDIES JAPANESE AID OFFER FRANCIS ROZARIO INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION WELCOME, BUT TRADING COULD HIT LOCAL PRODUCTS «By» industrialists in Singapore are eirefully studying Japan's offer oi' technical aid to expand and Bel up new industries i»i tlu Colony. They agreed that if Japan contributed to the expansion of our industries
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    Lock icon Japan A-bomb victims mental
    61 7 A Nagasaki University professor says there is a surprisingly large number of cases of mental illness among atomic bombing victims in Japan. Shuro Cliikujo, Assistant Professor of the Psychopathic Department of Nagasaki University said an examination of 7,297 A-bomb victims in Nagasaki from February to Derember
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    Lock icon Market stocks recover
    72 7 Market stocks recover PTtHE New STork Btoc l 1 Market ie c o ven i Strongly yesterday an re* assuring newfl about I'rcsu dent Elsenhower's condition. in European markets, which were closed at tli'3 time the medical communique on Eisenhower's Ulnftfll was issued on Tuesday alter, noon, prices generally declined
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    NAVAL BASE
    16 7 Ships in the Singapore Naval Base today are: Newcastle. Crane. Cavalier, Andrew and Groningen.
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      90 7 Today's Radio Programme 1.15 p.m. Lunrhtime Concert, 1.30 Time Signal and News; 1.45 Ladies Only; 2.00 Close Down; 5.00 Calling All Hospitals, presented by Malsie Conceicao; 6.00 Calling All Children; 6.30 Radio Dance Club; 6.45 Lights On; 6.53 Announcements and Singapore Share Market Report; 7.00 Time Signal and News; 7,15
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      59 7 S ij I SINGAPORE ;hich tides Z B TODAY 2.34 pm. TOMORROW: 4.01 am. and 3.25 p.m. m SATURDAY: 4.52 a.m. r and 4.31 p.m. 1 SUNDAY: 5.55 a.m. and 6.03 p.m. MONDAY: M 9 am H and 7.44 p.m. TUESDAY: 7.51 a.m. B and B.SI P m. I WKDNKSDAY:
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    218 8 stepa to Jj flight." < a ato- globe while planes carjp iate traffic b space p R> quoted him "At a not too aper-speed in flying around the ill b' 1 commonplace tomic planes will i the uppern of the straiic aircraft will 'wide path to interry space." ding
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    Unknwon
    92 8 ■i of Princess I at a girls' board- m :cing serious- ■n>ide by the flar.d Prince Philip— Bed no doubt by |v Prince Charles m d down at m always P the royal if lould be given V meeting v tside the m reaches the 10, in three years,
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    Lock icon DECLINE TRADE
    30 8 DECLINE TRADE II VGAZINE will sco tmi ox port that ted un U.S. bu a ;ain/ Irii inirop i nta io re the but i the Amc expected to A.P.
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    Rocket tests on T.V. tower
    121 8 IN the picture below men in a cradle are seen ascending the 8.8.C.'s new 709-feet high television transmission tower at Crystal Palace, London, to fix 12 rockets to the structure at a height of 625 feet. The rockets, each exerting a thrust of half a
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    And now let us pray...
    73 8 Hindu, Buddhist and Jain priests, seated under an awning on a raised wooden platform, are seen |j E above reciting prayers for the success of the world conference of all religions at the conference held E S in New Delhi earlier this month. i 3
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    ...NOT THE GHOST OF A CHANCE
    2455 9  - ...NOT THE GHOST OF A CHANCE Pel ham Groom Latiff fakes time off to probe the mystery of Aunt Matilda and the ghosh Another Latiff story by.... WHEN THE FIGURE STOPPED AND LOOKED UP AT THE WINDOW THEY SAW THE FULL HORROR OF THOSE DISTORTED FEATURE. ..THE LONG AND UNUSUALLY
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  • THE BOYS OF BLAKANG MATI
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      Malayan youths train to handle heavy guns
      365 10 Malayan youths train to handle heavy guns ISLAND CANNONS ROAR AGAIN f)N the island of Blakang Mati, once the haunt of the OrangLaut, the pirates of the Malay Archipelago, there is a virile community of Malayan youths. The island, which once must have resounded to the clash of cutlasses as
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      Juniors in Artillery
      124 10 IyICTURES on this page arc candid shots taken on Blakang Mati as the young soldiers familiarise themselves with their specialised weapons. The photograph at the top shOWS an empty shell case being ejected jrom the breach of a 25-pounder, Resplendent in their colour Jul ceremonial uniform, a
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    Lock icon RED CHINA IS DOING ONLY SMALL TRADE
    322 11 Buying her immediate needs ev.dence at the moment is that Red China is still doing very little trading and what is being done seems to be rather for specific immediate needs than as part of some over-all trading scheme, report* Reuter from Peking.
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    Lock icon OPPOSITION PARTY NEED IS STRESSED
    107 11 OPPOSITION PARTY NEED IS STRESSED ATAIPEH newspaper published by Formosan interests has come out with an editorial demand for the formation of a genuine opposition political party In Formosa. The Kung Lun Pao said that Hitler tolerated no opposition party in Nazi Germany. Mussolini none In Fascist Italy and there
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    Lock icon PULSE
    263 11 ::;0:>:-.-. y'y/ .-■'■'> ...featuring news and views about Asia to Ay Tokyo not to protest despite outcry rpiIREF Japanese hewsJ- papers have blasted the American -engineered ouster of Kamejiro Senaga, Red Mayor of Naha, capital of the American fortress island of Okinawa. "Undemocratic, said Minichi. "Disregard of Okinawa people's
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    Lock icon 150 bulls for PI
    22 11 The Philippine Government, has purchased 150 bulls from South Texas breeders for shipment to the Philippine Islands A.P.
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  • Glimpses
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      Lock icon A more pay campaign succeeds
      120 11 A more pay campaign succeeds T«HE Formosa Government bowim i demands by lawmakers h k an. Um increases for civil servan v II u '**d > elftetive from Jan. i. ul Civil servants, who now get one extra pay each year, Will K et two m Their take-home pay aver
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      29 11 A Burmese cultural daea tion headed by 'wm Chit Maung, the Buriaß Information Minister.B on a visit to CzechosJJß kia, studying the ediij tion system and cultuj life. Reuter
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      27 11 Calcutta University has I vitcd Bunr.iv/ Premier Nu to deliver a series' Kamala lectun subject "i "Buddhism South-East A la" at time convenient to next year U.P.
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      28 11 A 13-man Japanese co mining mK>i<m has It Paris for London Jft studying mining techn aues and organisations! France, Germany, B« eium. the Not horland Switzerland and Reuter
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      36 11 The first post-war Poli Ambassador to Japai Mr. Tadeusz Zebroti and the newly-appolitfj Lebanese Minister to I pan, Mr. Mahmoud Ba na, have presented the credentials to Empefl Hirohito at the Imperil Palace in Tokyo, U.P.
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      20 11 Radio Moscow broadcast*! India a total of four hoi and fifteen minutes dim in English, Hindi I'M and Bengali. U.P.
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      42 11 A Lx-day International r conference to Droiro better understand co-operation amor.. jute liiti ests is prog] Dae h P a -:,v A bout countries arc representf including Britain i n ji Red China. Japan En Poland. Czechoslovak! the U.S. and Russia A.P.
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      26 11 Britain's import quotas i Wanese canned tuna f fin be cut by for the present six-nj Period. But the auotal canned salmon wd increased slightly. A.P.
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      30 11 Red China claims it is overcoming thp worst drought in its eight -year history, and that 95 per cent, of X? rth phina piainkj l)( 1 Wanted v,, v A.P.
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      12 11 Nine Siamese journalists are now on a tour of Red China.- U.P.
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      24 11 The Pinnock Manufacturing Company Ltd., M c Ibourne, plan s to bui d a 18 5.000 (Australian) sewing machine factory in Naoova. Japan.- Reuter
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    Lock icon OFFER TO ADOPT CHILDREN OF Gls
    90 11 THE internationally known American write Buck, in a letter to welfare officials K Jg lias offered to find good American hOTIH blood children of United states servicemen The letter said the children would I looked after by the Welcome House A Doyles Town, Pennsylvania.
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    101 11 zubfjda agha E (left), the noted Pak- istani abstract painter, E E together with An n c E E Logan, the Assistant jE r Cultural Affairs Officer E E of the U.S. Embassy in Karachi, adm i r e a E E group of engravings at E E ilsia?! Artists
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  • HER CROWNING GLORY
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      LTTLE ANGELS ON THE ALTAR
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      237 12 MARGARET WEE IS HAPPY... pHE SACK will not be seen in Singapore after all! I know because I have spoken to some of the Colony's top fashion houses, who do not comment favourably on it. The sack, which Dior be- queathed to women all
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    236 13 ENGLAND AVENGE PARIS DEFEAT HPHE English soccer team, playing ex tremi iv well, beat Prance 4 <j at Wemb ley London] yester day, r avenge their two goal defeat In Paris two yean i^o. A crowd of 55,0 I ;land Ith a fine exhibit| -'I il [asf and skUflU f<
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    89 13 Late Milano rally beats the Rangers MILANO, ihv Italian First Division club, j beat Glasgow Rangers, j the Scottish champions. 1-1 in Glasgow last night Ul the first round j of the European Soccer j j Cup competition. The return match will be in .Milan on Dec. 11. An all-ticket
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    25 13 ANGLO-CHINESE School will meet St Patrick's School in the inter-school tennis championship final on the St. Patrick's courts on Saturday <3 45 p.m.i.
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    35 13 County champiottdi Eastern Counties 11 Hal 0; Oxfordshire 11 Hertfffli shire 19; Surrey 6 Middles 3; Sussex 3 Berkshire 16. Club match: Cambria? University 15 Mr. M J Steele Bodgers XV 13.- Reuter
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    SRC NOW SET FOR FOURTH CHAMPIONSHIP
    231 13 SRC NOW SET FOR FOURTH CHAMPIONSHIP SINGAPORE Recreation Club, thr defending champions, put themselves in a strong position to retain the Singapore Hoekej Association's League I>i n One championship for the fourth successive year when the) won their final match against Indian Association on i ho padang yesterday. Only Ceylon
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    143 13 r p>P-SEEDED Mervyu Hose and Ashley Cooper boat third-seeded Bob Mark and Roy Emerson 12-14. 5-7, 6-3. 6-4, 7-5 to reach the men's doubles final 01 the South Australian tennis champion ships m Adelaide yesterday" Australian tennis selectors will possibly recast the doubles combination following
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    172 13 Dramatic escape to freedom by Polish champion poi.isu boxing champion Ryssard m Mk r. 1 in« somewhere In Britain, following K N r escape from his hotel shortly before ra "atK back to Warsaw yesterday. leuil > fltt Rfanka, 86-year-old Warsaw glow m,,l of the best amateur heavyweights in I
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    194 13 CONVERTED try three minutes from the en enabled the Australian Wallabies touria Rugby Union side to snatch a 10-8 victory ove Leinster, Irish provincial fifteen, at Dublin yes terday. Leinster had led at half time by ei°li points to five. The Australians were far fiom
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    337 14 MACK FROM SPELL j HUSH PEARL JOES ONE OF THE VASTEST GALLOPS ||{M! I EARL (I aril uliu has iju laded a -spell By kTon High-I^Knci-s. was very iiiir^Be.^:i\e when, workB le, he easily X, of the fastest oi IB corning. IB Pearl has shown IB es of good
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    47 14 I iverpool Increased lj their lead in the Second Division of the English Football League when they won 2-0 at home against Rotherham last night. The match, which was the only league fixture of the day. had been postponed from Sept. 11. Reuter
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    243 14 when running three in 41, with Joe Mercer up. Winterdrina (Barratt) and Dusty Bridge <d. Jones did an attractive gallop over three in 39 2 o with. I thought, Winterdrina doing better at the finish. Pappa's Love (D Jones) went better than Cruzeiro (Wahab) over three
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    Misty Line best on heavy track
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    263 15 WESTERN POWERS WANT TALKS TO GO ON VICE PRESIDENT NIXON WILL REPRESENT THE UNITED STATES lAT NEXT MONTH'S PARIS MEETING OF THE NATO COUNTRIES ii urn i i i— n i i i i—, IKE MAY STILL ATTEND DRITAIN, Prance, West Germany aiu\ Ital) yesterday urged thai the scheduled NATO
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    33 15 MORE than 2,100 people. Including women, have breri arrested In Madras State after a statewide campaign to burn copies ol the [ndian constitution, it was reported In Madras Reuter
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    26 15 The United Nations Genera] Assembly In New York will take up Its political cornmil t( c's recommendations about Wesi New Guinea tomorrow Reuter
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    21 15 rhe Dutch tanker Purftna Nederland ran aground in the Suez Canal yesterday, halting navigation of t he canal. A.P.
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    124 15 A RESOLUTION put before the Asian conference of the International Press Institute in Kandy yesterday called on governments to permit newspapers and radio stations to receive directly foreign news agency reports. The main discussion yesterday was around the flow of news within Asia. Asian editors
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