The Singapore Free Press, 9 January 1958

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    14 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya'i Own Family I'aper ihurstlav. January 9. 19.-R. Pike 15Cts
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    Lock icon Reds expel Ting Ling
    119 1 Reds expel Ting Ling PHINA'S leading woman author Ting Ling has been expelled from the Communist Party after 26 \va:>. a usuaK 1 reliable Ea.-t European C";nmuni.>t source said in Peking yesterday The source said three other Communist writers, Including the noted short story writer and critic, Seng Hsueh Fens,
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    S'PORE ATTACK BY GANGSTERS: MAN STABBED
    25 1 21 a .simp attacked by ywterda, ndei :strt o! i s re^ 'our s tab lOft, d *M admitted
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    20 Planes seek missing yacht
    38 1 20 Planes seek missing yacht TVentv »i I 1 rovorod an to Cub2 m *£H* Can avcral wday m the i ?oc for Xjwiy wm vanished in a nearh Mew York fo u l (> y Conover fa aboard.-
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    Lock icon 50 HURT AS TRAINS COLLIDE
    26 1 1 h two ll0 n !!?n! n r rains collided near Rio De 0 na^sonßcr Janeiro la.st ni R ht. Reuter
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    The BIG WALK on FEB. 9
    226 1 I'lIK annual Bi« Walk lroni E Singapore to Johore will be held op. Sunday, February 5 Started by th«- I- ree Press in 1955, this race bus become *><> popular E that this year it is being organised by the Singapore Amateur Athletic E
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    Lock icon MALTA CHANGES MIND STAYING WITH UK
    297 1 MR. DOM MINTOFF. Maltese Prime Minister, yesterday told Britain there was now no need to break her ties vvith the United Kingdom as she threatened last month. In a letter to Mr. Alan Lennox Boyd. British Colonial Secretary, the Prime Minister said the decision
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    Pirates' boat 'still at sea'
    52 1 The all-night hunt for the speedboat gang who robbed a Johore estate manager of $27,086 at sea off Changi on Tuesday did not produce any results. The combined land-sea search was resumed today A marine police spokesman said they believed the pirate boat was still
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    Lock icon Japanese MPs
    27 1 Six Japanese members of parliament led by Mr. Kitamura. former Finance Minister, arrived in London last night after attending the Afro-Asian conference in Cairo. Reuter
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    Lock icon 23 drowned in sea disaster off E. Borneo
    164 1 23 drowned in sea disaster off E. Borneo TWENTY-THREE people drowned when a 55-ton sailing craft sank off East Borneo, a report reaching Jakarta from Tarakan said last night. Two people were reported to have survived the sinking of the vessel, the Sukatita. which went down with a cargo of
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    Lock icon PANIC IN RI TOWN: 3,000 GO
    62 1 POLICE in Pareparo, south-west Celebes, said yesterday troops foiled a bandit attempt to occupy the township of Mamudju. Meanwhile hundreds of evacuees from Mamudju continued to arrive in Parepare, fearful of rebel atrocities in Mamudju following a reported withdrawal of an army battalion. Mamudju
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    RUBBER PRICE
    32 1 January first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 78. cents a lb.. down, one and five-eighths of fc cent on yesterday's close. The tone was uncertain.
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    UK swimsuits shock Ann from S'pore
    80 1 FORMER Singapore beauty queen Ann Lemon 17, now living at Fleetwood. Lancashire, thinks the scanty swimsuHs worn at some British beauty contests are indecent. Ann told a national daily newspaper she was shocked by them and wouldn't wear them. She added: "J prefer to
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    A THOUSAND CLERKS ARE IN THE RED
    72 2 OKI than 1 "»»u iM >i-it ap'ii Govern mt ii »iifu em J>,i\ c «ie< i.irtd H>.it Ihej in debt A (.uvi m in t spokesman t« »l«l the Im Pn vs that thr major it > of those Ml debted w« r
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    Lock icon U.S. Army missile chief resigns
    46 2 ■j !m i fnited st.iif- 1 ai my lai t ni| Jit ac< pted the ielig nation (J it 1 missiles chief Lieutenant General James M Gavin, who aski c foi retirerru nt becau ■<• < f cut;, iii the army budget Reuter
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    Lock icon R.I. claim may be heard at Geneva
    41 2 Indonesia'^ claim to a 12--urnle limit for territorial f waters i:s expected t(j be raised at the International congress on the law of the sin to be held at Geneva vn P'eb 24 U.P.
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    Lock icon ONCE SHE HARRIED JAPS...
    93 2 rpHK 35.000-ton, 17-year-old X battleship King Georpe V started on her last voyage from Oareloch, Scotland. yeMerday. The lormer flagship, last of four battleships to be scrapped as part of Britain's defence cuts, was towed to an anchorage or! Grernock before being taken up the Clyde
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    Lock icon U.K. HOLDS UP NATO REPLY
    281 2 .llnr'iv surprise mm J*M± MM 4m a OM4* m m triiic itisvussiimt BRITAIN'S plan ioi a non-affre«sion pad with Kussia forced th« North Atlantic Treaty Council nrM'Hinj; In I'aris yetterda) to «i«*iay decision on tin* Western replies t<> s<#% i«t Prime Mlnlstei Nikolai Bulganin'g "peace"
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    Lock icon He offers to give up his life to save a life
    181 2 A DENVER man has oi!u i(i in- life to say€ the iii oj his former i ommai d< i in th< Flying Timers, Maj.-Gen. Claire Chennault, Woocinm Bussey, 4u, said he Had offered to tiive up one oi his
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    Lock icon Hillary 'shocked at row publicity
    123 2 Hillary 'shocked at row publicity cir Edmund Hillan yesterday m a t: uv all irom Scotts Base he -deeply shocked thJ news ot his disput. SS Dr. Vivian Fu, leaked out. The New Zealand i x pio- cie i pledged hi* lull rt the Fuchs party nou strue gling across
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    21 yrs. in 'wrong' career postmaster wins award
    122 2 Although Mr. Choo Koh Beng, 42, above, is a prize-winning post- master, he revealed yes- terday that he would have been happier to b« E a teacher. E One reason: "TeaIE chers have so many E holidays." E But Mr. Choo's secret
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      63 2 t #f THC SCINTILLATING STORY lAI/a/C J M lOf THR£C madcap p/iors «IHYl¥t m j rws/iir«- WHO TURN SAN fr ancisco Ml\hKf\yiO& 4 i C^KrlrVl WPS/D£ DOWN DURING A Jl ipV, J ■^T 7 T^.y i j ma*,- Warn y'M Br). S >»t bb^^TO. j rCi %bfH% btWlbbL 5 V
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    He plans to take ballet to the kampongs
    246 5 He plans to take ballet to the kampongs SINGAPORE will soon have her *3 own ballet group. It will be started by Mr. Vernon Martinus, dancer and producer of variety shows, with his wife Frances Foh, a leading Colony ballet teacher. The couple have just returned to Singapore after nine
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    German courses popular
    102 5 GERMAN nguag courses 'j ar b very popular among Asians In Singapore. The Gorman lecturer at the University of Malaya. Dr W. K< epke, one of the first in tht ny to start coursi s told the Free his students were Asians. Dr. Koepke. who held his
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    Lock icon Asian students' anti-Red front
    35 5 Asian students' anti-Red front lers of four yesterday ?a^d a compact to promote international unity and "strengthen and solidify V ronl communleni orFormosa, south Korea, the Philm- and South viffi students signed a cul■xrhar,,r U.P.
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    Lock icon Thar they blow
    8 5 TSSSSA I Man, acaneie U.P
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    Lock icon Nearer their sons
    25 5 J&^TS mother* „v ^t their im- day hv ii:t Ca «ton i' i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 U. P.
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    Playsuit for the sun
    76 5 "11, Signed Hi 1 llUi| forn i,. I JJ Mm and 1 &ss. colours of the southern sun. Jeans, skirt and stole are topped by a gay sombrero. Popper pic- ture. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
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    HOSPITAL CHECK FOR PROWLERS EVERY 10 MINUTES
    194 5 HOSPITAL CHECK FOR PROWLERS EVERY 10 MINUTES pOLICE have intensified patrols in and around Singapore hospitals following two stabbing incidents. In ac j d i tion to constables doing their regular beat, mobile patrols are checking on all the hospitals every night at intervals of ten minutes. Student nurses staying
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    Jap mail missing
    20 5 Seventeen mailbags from Japan were reported missing from Marseilles Maritime Station, police said in Marseilles yesterday. Renter.
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    Lock icon M.P. DIES FROM HEART ATTACK
    44 5 Colonel Walter Elliot. Conservative member oi Parliament and former minister, died at his home in Hawick, Roxburghshire Scotland, last night, aged 69 He had been taken ill with a heart attack earlier in the day while out walking. Reuter
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    Ships at Base
    22 5 Ships In the Singapore Naval Base today are: New foundland, Royalist, Crane. Anzac. Tobruk. Andrew and St. Bride's Bay.
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      138 5 B Bf I X )fl HHLi ;IKi tII 1^ iraßlfc'fl K M NOVAK IC SPI^PSp mwm JhFF CUa\tt\w mr> IliETiß^iiS^ f O^toe^L-. H<k HBK^J^9rfL_ ACNES MOOREHEAD K^ wj 3HKGSH^H^^lHwQmc««u<. BBBk~?~^iiiiiiii t»-i.. IP? r^ (1. H 'IH IHi B Hi ■< VW B, Hi B U for the treatment of Eczema,
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      186 6 JEFF lIAWKi; by Sydney Jordan JEFf NOW lA/ CHAOGE OF TALJf?AK<S u^^t "1 K^ro PLY THE "\/^TME POSON6B. EM SKySHiP FOOCBS THG CA/=»TA//V TO I 1/ > J^tDr t DT^o^ 1 I i Wi|TT| poi^OMEO TO SO TAUSAkS WOCD OEUQ4M TUG PPg/HATQM II Tw£ TeuTM J*^^ THE W.PEBiAL i 6AS
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      535 6 |UUUIUItUtUIIUtIUIIIIHIUIUIUiUHUIMUUUUIUIIUUI I I BORN today, you have a tremendous store of energy and boundless I confidence which helps you to achieve i S your goal. Your ambitions are I vaunting and you do not intend to i I let anything stand in the way of jour getting exactly what you
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      163 7 LONDON, Jan. 8. I'lrvious Today «KtK N« K>S Clt 23 buyers 23 buyers .?*p«,. i- Jan 23?* selEa »H sellers UIOP 23 buyers 23 U buyers 23% sellers 23', sellers i 23»4 buyers 23 buyers BBJK V» l i;v> P 24 seller* tttf i»eller.s ,80 N. fcM>WM
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      New York prices
      102 7 NEW YORK, Jan S. Previous Today 9LU7 nom 94.00 nom. IN Straits M H 1 '•VTr,!, "..t Deleted iandard Contract g buyers 93 25 buyers traits Contract "H 9325 sellers 94.00 seller* h &SSS SSJS^ 8"WTUS?W S '28S bSS. M 2755 buyers IBBkR: luturr* J*n 28 45
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      35 7 NEW YORK. Jan 8 Previous Today 0 Industrials 447 79 446 6i IR.uh.Md. 103 28 103.21 BDomestii Bonds 88 00 88.09 B Utilities 69.82 70 23 5 Stocks Composite Averages.. 150.48 150.39
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      U.S. PEPPER
      61 7 Mi ib.ir spot 2.r January nipment 1 Lampon^ spot aVt (traded a 23 awaiting •elea.se 23, afloats 23 to 22%, January shipment 22Vfr. Sarawak spot 23. awaiting release Above prices quoted 22... afloats and January shipment unquoted Muntok white sjx>t 33 awaiting release 33. :i flouts 32 to
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      91 7 LONDON. Jan. 8. rnPB. Dl Previous Today IOPRa Philippine (if. II. K.' North European ports delivered *£ht pn long ton Jan. Feb $189 setters $190 sellers OPKA Stnlti i.if. IK. N«rth E ««r«pe»n ports delivered "«<ht per |<> ns ton Jan Feb £70 nom. C«8«- buyers
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    48 7 ilt's the snake which seems to be doing all the charming when seven -year -old Ruth Pike and six-year-old I Douglas Hawkins meet a royal python at the London Zoo. The snake was one of the exhibits during the Zoo's series of holiday lectures for I children picture.
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    HEADS ARE TOLD CALL POLICE IF...
    267 7 Rules go out to enforce discipline SCHOOL principals and supervisors in Singa- pore ore expressly authorised to seek police assistance if j defiant students refuse to quit the premises when ordered to do so. This is contained In a set of regulations made by
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    Lock icon New Governor of Tanganyika
    27 7 Mr. Richard Gordon Turnbull. Chief Secretary Of Kenya, has been appointed Governor and Commander-in-chief of Tanganyika, it was announced In Nairobi yesterday. Reuter
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    Airport P.O.
    22 7 The Singapore Postal Department is to start a new sorting office at the Singapore Airport in Paya Lebar on Saturday.
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    These teachers get more pay
    151 7 TEACHERS in aided schools are now to j;et the same rates of pay as those in Government schools. This will generally mean an increase in salary, especially for those employed in Chinese and Tamil schools. This Government decision is contained in the grant-in-aid regulations approved
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      48 7 P5 DINE AND DANCE NIGHTLY I*' RAFFLES with CtJ I «aaoO Jot S2 Delicious Special Dinner at $6.50 g£ $v and a La Carte Service £g jcs Table Reservations Tel: 2804 £9 COFFEE CUPS SAUCERS ftjjffiP||7 presentation cases. 20, BATTERY ROAD v/jOjf t/yfjh/rA S PORE-1 TEL: ***** yftXlrCLCkyOQI!!
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      131 7 j SINGAPORE I HIGH TIDES j I TODAY: 12.48 p.m. TOMORROW: 2.05 a.m I and 1.34 p.m. SATURDAY: r» 4 1 am and 2.JM p.m. SI'NDAY: 3.20 a.m. and 3!1 p.m. MONDAY: 1 0G am and 1.38 P tn. TUESDAY: 1 V) am and (J. 22 pm WEDNESDAY: 6.04 i»»
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    HERE'S THE LOW-DOWN ON MAKE-UP
    364 8 "THERE is more to making up a woman's face than just dashing on blotches of bright "war paint" to cover her little imperfections. This the out when a porters and men found group of rephotograph- ers walked in on a beauty culture examination at the
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    Dart team wife killed by 3s. debt
    179 8 AWII E was driv< n to it' ath by fear ol gossip about a three hilling debi coroner b told Mr Olii i !hamb< r. Found •he could give the 13 in' mi). 01 her dart team ii. each at thi Chrlstma pay-out
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    THE TOOLS OF THEIR TRADE...
    208 8 rpHE file, the scissors, the lipstick or black;: pe^i A the bare hands— they all come in hand} l women wants to make-up her face. With these simple tools, an assortment of lotion: crew and powder, she can spend an hour and 8 hall &3
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    That lip line
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  • Race Form FREE PRESS
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      8 1 Race Form FREE PRESS Thursday, January 9, 1958.
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      Your Guide To Perak Race Meeting
      13327 1 Your Guide To Perak Race Meeting FOLLOWING are the V horses entered for The Perak Turf Club January Meeting. CLASS TWO ACROSTIC THIRD: <n started! 7-12-57 Spore 7-7 e»n 7-0 lim (Lee> Cl. 2; Ist. Tuftou 92 carr. 8-9; 2nd. Cruselro M; 4th. B.»rak;it «-10. 31-4-21. 2-18 4 5 Track
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        110 1 2 6 TIMES ROUND THE WORLD Aw AT AmLJ a^VJH sj m r *r v. VJP^- yNwY*" ttS m Mm wMm*w\.%*r *fPWr f^BSSS^^ "~JL sY^fs>sr#JHE V vS** 1^ /in IW* H(W#U"^a/yf^^?«^s™lttV¥ I *13 1 J f ma. I &a^^r jXJHV. |I I vjv^ mA^ rTI sw"sw^i?sn 38 days and nights.
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      THEY TURN DAY INTO NIGHT
      123 9 The ingenious authoti' g tics of Bristol Zoo, Eng- /«/ici, H#9i reversed day and night with complete satisfaction to these bush babie s o.nd to the visitors who like to watch them at P^l/. rT^g "babies" who live in m the Zoo's nocturnal house are
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      FINISHED FACES...
      63 9 FINISHED FACES... I The picture above shows one of the three ws of pupils taking the beauty culture amination at the Singapore Y.W.C.A. Here c girls being tested are seen working inheir partner*' foreheads while rs. Sim looks on. fK *^< y^\ The manicurists under test are seen in ie
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      SLUMP IN FILMS
      135 9 SLUMP IN FILMS BRITAIN'S biggest film company, the Rank Organisation, has started 1958 by tightening it s belt. Economies being put in hand were planned two months ago but delibera- tely put off until after j Christmas. On the Kank"s i new calendar are thjse three "'black R.s REDUNDANCY of
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      SAILOR OUTFIT FOR A DAY BY THE SEA
      68 9 Rivalling the sun is this dazzling outfit S in the 1958 tempo designed by Teddy Tinling. It's a poncho in light navy sailcloth with E brief sleeves and matching shorts. The elongated white cotton cord epaul- s S ette across the shoulder-line
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      A snail, and a fly who stole the panties...
      1601 10 A snai l, and a fly who stole the panties I Al PENG was relaxing when she heard the sound of movement in the next room. 1 was t .stealthy Olind and matching stealth with ,ith the left the settee and cr o 1 1 1 nt t > th<
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      Another Latiff story by...Pelham Groom
      325 10 "You certainly have roino nlre friends, You i lunk Lai Peng's step-in have stepped oul for ever?" "Not necessarily Latifl looked ni Lai Peng and grinned. Although it will be difficult to recover them without a detailed description. We'll iv> along and see tho old
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      MAN'S BEST FRIEND NOW TERRORIST'S ENEMY No. 1
      963 11 MAN'S BEST FRIEND NOW TERRORIST'S ENEMY No. 1 IN MALAYA, infantry battalions rely on man's best friend the dog to be the patrol's eyes and ears. Fresh units arriving in the Federation normally train at the Jungle Training School at Kota Tiaggi. At this moment men of the Third Battalion,
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      Lock icon US. NOW SAID TO BACK
      296 12 KISHI PLAN FOR S-E ASIA 4 IHC.H IT.S.l T .S. Administration official told United Pwii in Wash in «fA ton the Chance* wore -very B oo£ that America WOU M provide -substantial support" for Japanese Prune Minister Nohusuke Kishi s South-East Asia development plan. This
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      Lock icon India's service to C'wealth
      55 12 Mr SEN GUPTA, pre attache ol the Indian High Commissioner to Australia, .said at Albury, It India had bmkon away from the Commonwealth, nationalism In Asia might have ranged itself against the west. "Public Feeling In India Is strong in favour of continued Commonwealth membership. We
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      Lock icon Japan & Korea in new talks
      133 12 Japan Korea in new talks WALKS to end the A bitter quarrel between Japan and South Korea*, which nas condoned since the war. are now in progress in Tokyo. To pave the way Japan has agreed to drop her claim to nearly 80 per cent, of property in Korea, including
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      Lock icon 50,000 are reported detained in Kwangtung
      128 12 50,000 are reported detained in Kwangtung A HONG KONG report says an estimated 50 (100 people were receiving labour education in various Ked Chinese "concentration camps" in north KWAnffttWl Province. Most of tbe former politic .il and military members Of tlie Nationalist Chinese Government are reported to be held in
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      47 12 Rl and Slowest] doctors i n II Washington lj Doctors from Indone- sia and Siam doing post-graduate work in 5 the United States E spent part ot their time in Washington. They are seen here S with two U.S. medical E authorities (standing: on left and right).
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      Lock icon New unrest in Tibet?
      60 12 A FIVE-MEMBER mission sent by the Chinese Communist Party's Central Committee has arrived in Lhasa to "weed out reactionaries and those who stand in the way of modernising Tibet on socialistic lines," according to reports reaching Katmandu, Nepal. The rerwrts said the mission was in Tibet
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      Lock icon Peking now planning a purge of Sinkiang's anti-Red Muslims?
      299 12 Peking now planning a purge of Sinkiang's antiRed Muslims? P||| AP ...featuring news 111 and views VLVb about Asia today THE Peking Government may soon launch a drastic antiMuslim purge in Sinkiang, China's biggest province lying between Siberia and Tibet. This is believed to be behind the Peking charge that
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      Lock icon Glimpses
      204 12 A five-year trade agreement between India and Russia, signed in 1953, has been extended by one year. Reuter. Industrial enterprises throughout Com m v nist China have beaten their 1957 targets by four per cent, Peking Radio claimed.— Reuter PRESIDENT CARLOS P. OARCIA SAID IN MANILA THAT THERE WOULD
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      FORMOSAN MOTOR VEHICLES
      30 12 Formosa's only motor factory plans to prod j Joeps. trucks and sedans this year. In its nrst v production, in 1957, the plant turned out 200 v-
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      Lock icon Cup shocks as out go Birmingham
      387 15 Cup shocks as out go Birmingham LmRK (I IV. THIRD DIVISION SOCCER V F\M WHO ARE STRUGGLING TO AVOID RELEGATION TO THE NEW £f\r 111 DIVISION NEXT YEAR, SCORED fiwOCK WIN OVER BIRMINGHAM CITY iv Tl F THIRD ROUND OF THE ENGLISH fYcUP IN YORK YESTERDAY. E teh had been
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      Lock icon FAVELL CENTURY
      144 15 L ES WMX, th e south itJ AhAn owning ffcman. put in another ato recapture a Test b> hitting a century tv« .hours against Coun--SJSS* in m* fairly weak opposipnal scores were: Ixt iv- Us uHI in the Rv:::;;:;,;-";; may well force his way into the side for
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      Lock icon WHISTLE WAS TOO EARLY
      223 15 WHISTLE WAS TOO EARLY AUSSIES BEATEN BY ONE POINT FHE referee stopped play six minutes short ot full time yesterday as the Australian Rugby Union tourists were making an all out bid to wipe off a one-point deficit in Abertillery (Wales). Combined Abertillery and Ebbw Vale won the match by
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      NOVICES BOXING
      36 15 NOVICES boxing championships will be held at R. A. F. Tengah tonight at 6 p.m. Twenty-eight boxers from R. A. F. Changi. Tengah, H.M.S. Terror and the Royal Army Ordnance Corps will take part.
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      Lock icon BADMINTON VISIT
      28 15 Tan Joe Hock and Eddie Yusuf, Indonesia's two top badminton players, arrived in Kolhapur, India, yesterday to play in next we* 1 1 T~"--championship s. Reuter
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      Harbour Board Police looked oh so tired
      379 15 Harbour Board Police looked oh so tired SENIOR KNOCKOUT HOCKEY Khalsa 4; S.H.B. Police I T*HE Singapore Hockey Association knockout competition got off to a A dashing start yesterday when Khalsa Association trounced Singapore Harbour Board Police at Bukit Chermin. Short of two players. Khalsa started off poorly. But they
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      Lock icon DAVIS CUP MEN WIN
      46 15 Australian Davis Cup players Neale Praser and Mai Anderson scored three-set victories yesterday against West Australian players in the quarter-finals of the West Australian tenvis championships. Fraser beat Bruce Robinson 6-4, 6*l, 6-4, while Anderson defeated Doucr NaDier 6-4. 6-4. 6-4.— U.P.
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      Lock icon India press welcomes visit of Macmillan
      140 16 India press welcomes visit of Macmillan riMJK Indian Pre m elcoin 1 <-(i British Prime Minister Harold Macmill&n on his arrival In New Delhi yesterday to confer with Indian Prime Minister Nehru 'J he Independenj Hindustan Standard aid The British trend 'ou ard an approach to the problem ol d;
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      RACING SECTION
      209 16 RACING SECTION WAXKR ONE OF NEAL HOBBS' RECENT IMPORTATIONS -WAS EASILY THE MOST IMPRESSIVE WORKER AT IPOH THIS MORNING. Ridden by J. Donnelly, Waxer was going much better than Pizarro (D. Jones) when he disposed of three in 37 3/5. I thought h<> did it nicely on the bit, and
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      RNZAF TRIUMPH 24-8
      42 16 |jnzaf Tengah beat the, Royul Military Police by 24 points to 8 at Tengaf) yesterday In Friendly iy.\n\(> o| nigbjr, goal) to three (try* at Gillman Barracks Singapore Cricket Club "A" won their fixture agalmt r.e.m.e by 33-0 on
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      WARDER BEATEN TO DEATH IN PRISON MUTINY
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